Philip married Johannah Trembly about 1738 in NJ.
Everyone thought he lived to be about 106, but as we discovered, there were 2 Philip Coxs. Phillip's father died young and we found this out when Mercer Co, NJ decided to build a highway thru what was once a cemetery and the 2 Philip Cox's stones were found being used as steps into a house, nearby.
Note: This family was something else to straighten out.
Everyone thought he lived to be about 106, but as we discovered, there were 2 Philip Coxs. Phillip's father died young and we found this out when Mercer Co, NJ decided to build a highway thru what was once a cemetery and the 2 Philip Cox's stones were found being used as steps into a house, nearby.
Note: This family was something else to straighten out.
Philip married Johannah Trembly about 1738 in NJ.
Everyone thought he lived to be about 106, but as we discovered, there were 2 Philip Coxs. Phillip's father died young and we found this out when Mercer Co, NJ decided to build a highway thru what was once a cemetery and the 2 Philip Cox's stones were found being used as steps into a house, nearby.
Note: This family was something else to straighten out.
Everyone thought he lived to be about 106, but as we discovered, there were 2 Philip Coxs. Phillip's father died young and we found this out when Mercer Co, NJ decided to build a highway thru what was once a cemetery and the 2 Philip Cox's stones were found being used as steps into a house, nearby.
Note: This family was something else to straighten out.
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