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Lulitha Talitha Lyttle

Birth31 Dec 1833 - South West, Jasper, Mississippi, United States
Death25 Jul 1913 - Carleys, Marion, Mississippip, USA
MotherElizabeth "Betsey" May
FatherJames W Little

Born in South West, Jasper, Mississippi, United States on 31 Dec 1833 to James W Little and Elizabeth "Betsey" May. Lulitha Talitha Lyttle married Richard Crowson Cox and had 10 children. She passed away on 25 Jul 1913 in Carleys, Marion, Mississippip, USA.

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James W Little
1788 - 1862
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Elizabeth "Betsey" May
1790 - 1884
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Richard Crowson Cox
1832 - 1900
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Warren H Cox
1867 - Unknown
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Susan Cox
1856 - Unknown
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Allen Cox
1879 - 1959
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Richard Cox
1857 - 1937
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Sophronia Elizabeth (Mknight, Smith) Cox
1874 - 1916
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Effa E Cox
1856 - 1936
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Ransom Cox
1872 - 1953
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Nancy Cox
1856 - Unknown
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Orange R Cox
1870 - 1949
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Lucindia Cox
1881 - 1948

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