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     Cora J Cox was also known as Corrie Cox.²
     Cora J Cox was born in Sep, 1891 at Virginia, US.¹

     Corey Cox was also known as Carey Cox.²
     Corey Cox married Mary Snodgrass, daughter of William Snodgrass and Mary (?).
     Corey Cox was born in 1800 at North Carolina, US.^2,3
     Corey Cox was a farmer in 1850 at Scott, Virginia, US.²

     David Cox was also known as David Cox Jr.⁴ He was born on Sep 2, 1824 at Scott, Virginia, US,based on some published family trees.^2,5,6 Census data would support that David Cox was born in 1827 at Scott, Virginia, US.^7,8,9
     David Cox married Amanda Lawson, daughter of Jeremiah Lawson and Catherine McConnell, on Dec 4, 1847 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by George McConnell.^10,11,5,9
     He was a farmer in 1850 at Scott, Virginia, US.^7,12
     David Cox died on May 16, 1900.^2,13,5,6
     He was buried at Cox Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.¹⁴

           David Cox married Temprance Flannery, daughter of Isaac Flannery and Rachel (?).

     David Cox was also known as David P D Cox.¹
     David Cox was born in 1792 at Virginia, US.^2,1
     David Cox married Sarah Todd.^1,3,4
     David Cox died in 1832 at Virginia, US.^1,5,4
     David Cox left a will on Aug 22, 1832 at Scott, Virginia, US, Will of David Cox Dated: 22 August 18 32

Scott County Will of David Cox

In the name of God Amen. I David Cox P.D of Scott County and State of Virginia being sick and weak in body but of a sound mind and of disposing memory do herby make my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say.

1st. I desire that all the perishable part of my estate be immediately sold after my decease and out of the monies arising there from all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid, should the perishable part of my property prove insufficient for the above purposes then I desire that my Executor here after named may sell part of my real estate to satisfy the balance of my debts.

2nd, after the payment of my debts and funeral expenses I give to my wife Sarah Cox all the household furniture and all the beds and bed furniture during her natural life or her widowhood with the exception if either of my daughters should marry the widow is bound to furnish each of them with one good bed and furniture also the dwelling House and all the land from the crop fence below the barn up.

3rd. I give to my son Jacob Cox all the land lying below said Cox's Spring branch that is to say beginning at Bickley’s line running up said branch fifty yards above the corner of the field on the west side of said branch then running a due west course to my line to him and his heirs forever, that is to say on these conditions if said Jacob Cox do take all the farm except that left to the widow and cultivate it with the help of the balance of the family and said Jacob Cox is to see that the family is sufficiently supported until the youngest comes of age also all his younger brothers to be learnt reading Riting and Arithmetic to the rule of these that is to say Isaac, James, David, William Henderson, and Henry Anderson

4thly. I give to my sons Isaac, James, David, William Henderson, and Henry Anderson, all the balance of my land to be equally divided When Henry Anderson becomes of age except that given to my son Jacob after the death of their mother.

5thly. All the rest of my estate both real and personal not herein before disposed of I desire may be equally divided among all my children which I give to them their heirs executors administrators and assigns forever, and lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my friends David Cox and James Cox executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all others.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 22nd day of August in the year of our Lord 1832

Signed sealed and published and declared as and for the Last will and testament of the above named David Cox in presence of us Atteste:
Charles W. Bickley
John X Cox Senr.
Elias X Dean

Virginia
At a Court of the Quarterly Sessions held for Scott County the 14th day of November 1832 This last will and Testament of David Cox Deceased was proven by the oaths of Charles W Bickley and Elias Dean witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded Atteste
John S. Martic C.S.C.

           David Cox married Jane (?)¹
     David Cox was born in 1818 at Tennessee, US.¹
     David Cox was a farmer in 1850 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Lieutenant David Cox was born in 1737 at McDowell's Mill, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, US.^1,3,2
     Lieutenant David Cox served under Bresten on the frontiers of Augusta County 1755-56 campaign. He was a member of Captain William Christian's company through 1764. He was commissioned as Lieutenant in his brother's (Captain John Cox) company of Regulators on 4/4/1776 at the Fincastle Court. at Augusta, Virginia, US.^2,4
     Lieutenant David Cox married Margaret Ann McGowan circa 1764 at Augusta, Virginia, US.^3,2
     Lieutenant David Cox died in 1819 at Grayson, Virginia, US.^3,2
     Lieutenant David Cox was buried at Peach Bottom, Grayson, Virginia, US.³

     David Crockett Cox was born on May 17, 1839 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2,3,4,5,6
     David Crockett Cox was a farmer.⁴
     David Crockett Cox married Eliza Ann Elam, daughter of William Elam and Rebecca Ramey, on Aug 4, 1858 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by James Stallard.^4,7
     David Crockett Cox served in the Virginia 48th Infantry as a private in Company C. He enlisted at Osborne Fort in Scott County in May of 1861 when he was 21 years old. He was present through 10/15/1861. From 10/18/1861 through 4/30/1862, he was hospitalized in Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier Co. West Virginia. Records reflect that he was sick. He was captured and served as a POW in Louisville, Kentucky in May of 1864. That same month he was sent as a POW to Louisa, Kentucky where he deserted to the enemy and was released on oath. Records show him as 5' 10", dark complexion, red hair, black eyes in 1864. on May 1, 1861 at Scott, Virginia, US.^8,9
     David Crockett Cox died on Jun 2, 1882 of cancer at Floyd District, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 43.^1,2,3,10,6
     David Crockett Cox was buried at Cox Cemetery, Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US.^3,6

     David H. Cox was born in 1844.¹

     David H. Cox was born in 1844 at Virginia, US.¹

     David Jesse Cox was also known as David Jesse Cocke.¹
     David Jesse Cox was born on Mar 21, 1855 at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     David Jesse Cox married Rachel Phillips Lemaster on Aug 30, 1876 at Elliott, Kentucky, US.²
     David Jesse Cox died on Jul 22, 1895 at Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, US, at age 40.²
     David Jesse Cox was buried at Bethel Cemetery, Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, US.²

     David Lafayette Cox was born on Feb 18, 1861 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,4,2,5,6,3
     He was a farmer circa 1895 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,7
     David Lafayette Cox married Emily Melvina Wolfe, daughter of Martin Van Buren Wolfe and Elizabeth Addington, on Dec 11, 1895 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by J M Wolfe.^1,4,2,6
     David Lafayette Cox lost his son Raymond B. Cox who died on Oct 25, 1905.^4,2
     David Lafayette Cox lost his daughter Nevada Cox who died on Oct 25, 1905.^4,2
     David Lafayette Cox died on May 12, 1934 of heart failure at Wise, Virginia, US, at age 73.^8,5,6,9
     He was buried in 1934 at Kiser Cemetery, Crab Orchard, Virginia, US,near Coeburn.⁶

     David Martin Cox was born on May 31, 1858.^1,2,3
     David Martin Cox married Catharine Moxley, daughter of Joseph C Moxley and Mary E Phillips, on Feb 19, 1879 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.^4,5,3
     David Martin Cox lost his wife Catharine Cox who died in childbirth in Dec, 1879 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.^6,4
     David Martin Cox married Mary Jane Lester, daughter of David Lester and (?) Skaggs, on Oct 5, 1885 at Lawrence County, Kentucky, USA.^7,8,3
     David Martin Cox lost his wife Mary Jane Cox who died on May 3, 1912 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA. The cause of death was listed as obstruction of bowels.^7,9
     David Martin Cox married Louisa Smith in 1919.¹⁰
     David Martin Cox died on Jan 6, 1948 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA, at age 89.^1,2,3
     David Martin Cox was buried at David M. Cox Cemetery, Crockett, Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.²

     David R. Cox was born on Dec 18, 1898.¹
     David R. Cox died on Jan 26, 1915 young at age 16.¹

     David Sutton Cox was living at Harrison, Virginia, US; he moved to Harrison County Virginia with his parents as a child and grew to manhood. Moved to Scott County Virginai after his marriage.¹
     David Sutton Cox married Anne S. Tingley.¹
     David Sutton Cox was born on May 4, 1795 at New Jersey, US.¹ He aquired bought one tract of land from Samuel Helton (deed book 2 page 110) and a second from John Duncan ( book w p 436) of property in 1818 at Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     David Sutton Cox died in 1837.¹

     Della Frances Cox was born on Feb 7, 1894 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.¹ Her married name was Williams.²
     Della Frances Cox married William Walker Williams on Feb 23, 1910 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.² Della Frances Williams lost her husband William Walker Williams who died on Jan 3, 1966.³
     Della died on Feb 28, 1985 at Morgan County, Kentucky, USA, at age 91.^4,5
     She was buried at William Walker Williams Cemetery, Mima, Morgan County, Kentucky, USA.⁴

           Dixie Lee Cox married Cecil Hensley, son of Floyd Hensley and Creediy (?), on Sep 14, 1974 at Glenwood Baptist Church, Jonesborough, Washington, Tennessee, US.¹

     Easter E. Cox was born on Mar 24, 1890 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2 Her married name was Easter Ellen Lucas.²
     Easter E. Cox married Grover C Lucas.²
     Easter Ellen Lucas died from a stroke on Jan 11, 1969 at Lebanon general Hospital, Lebanon, Virginia, US, at age 78.^2,3

     Elbert M. Cox was born in 1858 at Virginia, US.¹
     Elbert M. Cox was born in 1859.²

     Eleanor M. Cox was also known as Ellen M. Cox.³ She was born on 5, 1860 at Scott, Virginia, US,Her age in several records varied and was not consistent. Census records through 1880 are consistent, but in 1900 the age begins to change. In 1910 the census shows an age of 36, which is nearly 14 years less than one would expect. Her age on her marriage certificate was 61, but one would expect it to actually be 66.The 1930 census reflects an age of 65 when records would suggest she was 70. Her death certificate shows age 75 and we would expect she was 79.Her tombstone shows a birthdate of 7 Mar 1864.^1,4,5 Her married name was Ellen McClellan.³
     Ellen M. Cox married George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq, son of Andrew Jackson McClellan and Susan McConnell, on Jul 3, 1925 at Scott, Virginia, US, both were single. George was 76 and Ellen was 61.(census records would suggest that her age was 66) Service was performed by Worley Hillman.^3,6,7 Ellen McClellan lost her husband George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq who died on Jul 5, 1937 at Scott, Virginia, US; of pneumonia.^3,8,9
     Eleanor M. Cox died from atherosclerosis and senility at 9:15 p.m. on Aug 11, 1939 The death certificate showed a birthdate as March 7, 1864. Her birthdate was not consistent across various records.³
     Eleanor M. Cox was buried on Aug 17, 1939 at Morgan's Chapel Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.^3,9

           Elias Cox married Elizabeth (?)
     Elias Cox was born in 1801 at Virginia, US.²
     Elias Cox was born in 1806.³
     Elias Cox was Farmer in 1850 at Scott, Virginia, US.⁴

     Elias Cox was born between 1807 and 1810 at Virginia, US.²

           Elisha Cox married Mary V (?)¹

     Elisha Cox was born on Sep 22, 1798.¹
     Elisha Cox died on May 14, 1867 at Lee, Virginia, US, at age 68.¹

     Elisha Cox was also known as Elisha Cocke.¹
     Elisha Cox married Hulda Branham.^1,2
     Elisha Cox was born in 1863 at Elliott, Kentucky, US.²

     Elisha C. Cox was born in 1861 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Elisha C. Cox was a farmer at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Elisha C. Cox married Rosa E. Correll, daughter of Thomas Correll and Carolyn (?), on Oct 24, 1878 at Scott, Virginia, US, Service performed by W. H. Moore.¹