John Dawson and Arminta Stacy Cox and related families : Virginia, Kentucky, Washington
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Reuben Cox was born ca. 1825 in Tazewell County, Virginia, probably the son of Benjamin Cox (ca. 1790-ca. 1869). He married Julia Ann Dawson in 1847 in Floyd County, Kentucky. They had ten children, ca. 1847-ca. 1862. He and his second wife, Phoebe, were married ca. 1875 at Doran, Virginia. They had three children, ca. 1876-ca. 1879. He died between 1890 and 1900. His son, John Dawson Cox (1852-1928), was born at Grundy, Virginia. He married Arminta Jane Stacy (1851-1912) in Buchanan County, Virginia, in 1873. They had seven children, 1874-1888. The family migrated to Lewis County Washington in 1890. He married 2) Alma Fossburg Moore in 1913. John and Amita Jane Cox are buried in the Sharon Cemetery, Porter, Grays Harbor County, Washington. Descendants listed lived in Washington, Oregon, and elsewhere.
Includes the Large, Cotey, Dougherty, Dawson, Stacy, and other allied families.
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