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JAMES E. COX

Birth6 NOV 1801 - NC
Death10 FEB 1858 - Crawford Co, IL
MotherMary Mills
FatherGeorge (Benjamin) Cox

Born in NC on 6 NOV 1801 to George (Benjamin) Cox and Mary Mills. JAMES E. COX married Keziah (Kissie) Mills and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 FEB 1858 in Crawford Co, IL.

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Parents
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George (Benjamin) Cox
1743 - 1804
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Mary Mills
1757 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Keziah (Kissie) Mills
1805 - 1845
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Ellen Umfleet
1819 - Unknown
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Dianna Mays
1822 - 1870
Children Show all
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James Henry Cox
1839 - 1915
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Lytha Cox
1824 - 1858
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Faro "Fairy" Cox
1833 - 1904
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Elizabeth Cox
1836 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Cox
1827 - 1893
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Edward Cox
1842 - 1927
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Martha Ellen (Nancy) Cox
1854 - 1933
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Mary Cox
1853 - Unknown
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Sarah _____
1832 - Unknown

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