27 Jun 1862: Wounded at Cold Harbor, VA. Arm amputated. Hip injury. Discharged 12 Dec 1863 on disability.
His middle name, Charnock can be traced back to his ancestor Vincent Cox, who came to Virginia from Bedfordshire in England in the 1640s. Vincent Cox's grandfather is believed to be Vincent Charnock, who died in Bedfordshire in 1638. Charnock as a first or middle name appeared time and again through the ages in the Cox family.
His father was David Phillips Cox, son of David Phillips and Mary (thought to be) Thompson.
His mother was Martha C "Patsy" Dunn, the daughter of Robert Dunn and Ann Todd.
Mr Charn Cox married Elizabeth Jane Love the 21 Jun 1865, Mecklenburg Co.
27 Jun 1862: Wounded at Cold Harbor, VA. Arm amputated. Hip injury. Discharged 12 Dec 1863 on disability.
His middle name, Charnock can be traced back to his ancestor Vincent Cox, who came to Virginia from Bedfordshire in England in the 1640s. Vincent Cox's grandfather is believed to be Vincent Charnock, who died in Bedfordshire in 1638. Charnock as a first or middle name appeared time and again through the ages in the Cox family.
His father was David Phillips Cox, son of David Phillips and Mary (thought to be) Thompson.
His mother was Martha C "Patsy" Dunn, the daughter of Robert Dunn and Ann Todd.
Mr Charn Cox married Elizabeth Jane Love the 21 Jun 1865, Mecklenburg Co.
Family Members
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Dr William David Cox
1861–1942
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David Johnston Cox
1866–1944
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Charles Thompson "Charlie" Cox
1867–1914
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Robert Blair Cox
1872–1953
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Theodore Evans "Dorey" Cox
1874–1931
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Cora Young Cox Abernathy
1876–1934
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Ida Henderson Cox McCall
1878–1947
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William Lafayette "Fate" Cox
1881–1913
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John Malcolm "Mac" Cox
1883–1957
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Estelle Josephine Cox Cashion
1885–1965
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James Franklin Cox Sr
1888–1977
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