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Martha Polly Patsy Cox

BirthMar 1764 - North Carolina later, Hawkins, Tennessee, United States
Death5 May 1845 - Lee, Virginia, United States
MotherJemima Leach
FatherJohn Cox

Born in North Carolina later, Hawkins, Tennessee, United States on Mar 1764 to John Cox and Jemima Leach. Martha Polly Patsy Cox married John Watson Matlock and had 13 children. She passed away on 5 May 1845 in Lee, Virginia, United States.

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John Cox
1740 - 1816
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Jemima Leach
1762 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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John Watson Matlock
1755 - 1827
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Joab Matlock
1781 - 1852
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Benjamin S Matlock
1802 - 1859
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Sarah Matlock
1802 - 1847
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Mary Elizabeth Matlock
1793 - 1873
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William Matlock
1788 - 1814
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George Matlock
1795 - 1855
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Isaac Newton Matlock
1800 - 1857
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David Matlock
1790 - Unknown
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Smith Matlock
1780 - 1846
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James Matlock
1784 - 1850
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Jacob Matlock
1797 - 1827
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John Matlock
1786 - 1827
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Charles Matlock
1805 - 1892

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