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Frederick Cox

Birth1739 - Lunenburg County, Virginia, USA
Death12 Nov 1781 - Surry County (present day Stokes County), North Carolina, USA
MotherMary Coleman
FatherJohn Cox

Born in Lunenburg County, Virginia, USA on 1739 to John Cox and Mary Coleman. Frederick Cox married Mildred "Milly" Estes and had 12 children. He passed away on 12 Nov 1781 in Surry County (present day Stokes County), North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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John Cox
1703 - 1764
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Mary Coleman
1700 - 1794
Spouse(s)
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Mildred "Milly" Estes
1742 - 1827
Children Show all
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Frances Elizabeth "Franky" Coleman Cox
1762 - 1850
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Armine Estes Cox
1770 - Unknown
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Mary D Cox
1773 - 1844
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John Cox
1771 - 1852
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Sarah Sally Logan
1775 - 1883
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Isham Cox
1765 - 1830
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Sarah "Sally" Cox
1781 - 1864
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Nancy Cox
1760 - 1827
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Mildred (2) Cox
1760 - 1822
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Elizabeth M Cox
1756 - 1812
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John Cox
1760 - 1832
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Mary Cox
1761 - 1795

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