Charles, Sarah, Bill Bates
Henry Cocks' great grandfather was William Bates. Vincent Cox remembers these three as being related but never knew the exact relationship. He also remembered that they never married.
submitted by Vincent Cox
Bill, Sarah, Charles Bates
submitted by Vincent Cox
Bill Bates
Charles Bates
Sarah Bates
Frances Bloodworth's Creamery Farm in New York
Frances was Mary's older sister. Mary was married first to George Cocks in 1872 in Illinois. A year later he was tragically killed. Their first child was just 2 months old. Mary went back to England to be with her family and met George's younger brother, Thomas. They both came to America and were married in New York, perhaps on this very farm.
submitted by Vincent Cox
Frances Bloodworth's Creamery Farm
Detail of the people near the house.
Frances Bloodworth's Creamery Farm
I believe that's Mary Bloodworth Cocks and her son, George Cocks, Jr., on the left and Frances Bloodworth sitting on the steps on the right.
Henry Cocks
submitted by Ann Bradshaw
Elcy Muxlow Cocks
submitted by Anna Bradshaw
Death Card of Henry Cocks
submitted by Ann Bradshaw
Omer and Mary Catherine Clapsaddle Family
Mrs. Clapsaddle is the oldest daughter of Henry Cocks/Cox and Elcy Muxlow.
Ruth Clapsaddle
Claude Clapsaddle
Elsie Clapsaddle
Esther Clapsaddle
Clarence Clapsaddle
Omer Clapsaddle
Mary Cox Clapsaddle
Mary Cox Clapsaddle
Annie Cocks/Cox
Second child of Henry Cox/Cocks and Elcy Muxlow
Annie Cocks/Cox
Married John Sylvester Smith
Annie Cocks/Cox
Annie Cocks/Cox and John Smith
Annie Cocks/Cox
Annie Cocks/Cox
Annie Cocks/Cox
Annie Cocks/Cox
Sons of Henry Cox and Elcy Muxlow, 1913
Harry, George, Charles and Peter Cox
Harry and Charles have not been positively identified so it could be
Charles, George, Harry and Peter Cox.
Harry Cox
or possibly Charles J. Cox
George F. Cox
Charles J. Cox
George F. Cox and Mary Masterson
Charles Cox and possibly his sister, Maud
Neither Maud nor Charles ever married.
Cox family plot, Rose Hill Cemetery, Manson, Iowa
Henry and Elcy Muxlow Cox's stone
Maud Cox's stone, Manson, Iowa
Charles J. Cox's stone, Manson, Iowa
Edna Cox Morley
Edna Bonner Cox was the daughter of Nichols Cocks and Eliza J. Hartzhorn, and wife of Harvey Warren Morley. Nichols was the son of Joseph Cocks and Jane Wilson. Joseph was an uncle to Henry, George and Thomas Cocks.
Edna Cox Morley - description
George W. Cox
George is the son of George Cocks and Mary Bloodworth and husband to Ellen Sarah Dugan,
father of Mary, Frances, Frederick, George, Meryl, Vincent, Charles, Harold and Regina.
Mary Cox
Nicknamed "Lena" she was the daughter of Thomas Cocks and Mary Bloodworth and wife to William E. Near,
and mother to Esther and Kenneth.
George and Ellen Cox's stone
Fay and Frederick Cox's stone
Frederick, son of George W. Cox and Ellen S. Dugan, husband to Fay Quinn
George and Ellen Cox's stone
Meryl Edmund Cox, son of George W. Cox and Ellen S. Dugan, and husband to Charlotte Swiatek.
George and Ellen Cox's stone
Regina Cox, daughter of George W. Cox and Ellen S. Dugan, and wife to William G. Knight
Charles Cox and Mercedes
Charles, son of George W. Cox and Ellen S. Dugan, and husband to Mercedes Moore.
Karin Cox's stone
Karin, daughter of Frederick A. Cox, Jr. and Marion Ackerman, wife to Brendan Conley.
Nancy Cox's stone
Nancy, daughter of Frederick A. Cox and Fay Quinn.
Colin, Bryanna, Suzanne, Justin Cox
Darby Cox, 2002
Kevin and Ann Cox
Kristen Cox
Christopher and Michelle Cox
Harold and Su Cox
Byron Rasmussen, Dorothea Scott, Doug Muxlow, cousins
Mary and Meghen Cox
Marion Ackerman Cox
Michael and Katherine Cox
Noah Cox
Cox Reunion, 2002, Shabbona, Illinois