Age: 75 years
Daughter of Benjamin & Nancy (Arthur) Chandler. Elizabeth was an orphan at age 6 years old.
Second wife of Paul Cox, who she married in the fall of 1876, in Morgan Co., Indiana. She bore him seven children, Morris, Alfred, Madison, Mariah, Ida, Laura and Austin.
Mrs. Cox was a consistent member of the Christian Church.
At time of her husband's death, she was left with four minor children, which she reared and cared for, educated and made of them honored and respected men and women.
Obituary Source:
Mooresville Guide, April 21, 1899
Daughter of Benjamin & Nancy (Arthur) Chandler. Elizabeth was an orphan at age 6 years old.
Second wife of Paul Cox, who she married in the fall of 1876, in Morgan Co., Indiana. She bore him seven children, Morris, Alfred, Madison, Mariah, Ida, Laura and Austin.
Mrs. Cox was a consistent member of the Christian Church.
At time of her husband's death, she was left with four minor children, which she reared and cared for, educated and made of them honored and respected men and women.
Obituary Source:
Mooresville Guide, April 21, 1899
Age: 75 years
Daughter of Benjamin & Nancy (Arthur) Chandler. Elizabeth was an orphan at age 6 years old.
Second wife of Paul Cox, who she married in the fall of 1876, in Morgan Co., Indiana. She bore him seven children, Morris, Alfred, Madison, Mariah, Ida, Laura and Austin.
Mrs. Cox was a consistent member of the Christian Church.
At time of her husband's death, she was left with four minor children, which she reared and cared for, educated and made of them honored and respected men and women.
Obituary Source:
Mooresville Guide, April 21, 1899
Daughter of Benjamin & Nancy (Arthur) Chandler. Elizabeth was an orphan at age 6 years old.
Second wife of Paul Cox, who she married in the fall of 1876, in Morgan Co., Indiana. She bore him seven children, Morris, Alfred, Madison, Mariah, Ida, Laura and Austin.
Mrs. Cox was a consistent member of the Christian Church.
At time of her husband's death, she was left with four minor children, which she reared and cared for, educated and made of them honored and respected men and women.
Obituary Source:
Mooresville Guide, April 21, 1899
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