Benjamin COX Sr. & Martha GARRETSON - Media
Benjamin COX Sr. & Martha GARRETSON - Media
1790 NC Randolph p294 Benjamin Cox
1800 PA Chester Willistown Septennial census Benjamin Cox
Patience Piggott birth 1758 NC Alamance Cane Creek MM
Benjamin Cox Sr. & Benjamin Piggott families Amer. Quaker Gen. vol. 1 p249.jpg
Benjamin Cox & Martha Garrettson Friends Meeting
1790 NC Randolph p294 Benjamin Cox
1790 NC Randolph p294 Benjamin Cox, 7 lines from top. 2 Males: 16 & over, 1 Males: 0 - 15, 4 Females, 7 Other free persons (total).
1800 PA Chester Willistown Septennial census Benjamin Cox
1800 PA Chester Willistown Septennial census Benjamin Cox. Benjamin is listed in the left column, 14 lines from the top of the Williston Township section. Above is a William Cox and below are listed Joseph Cox and Richard Cox, unsure if they are relatives.
Patience Piggott birth 1758 NC Alamance Cane Creek MM
Patience Piggott birth 1758 NC Alamance Cane Creek Quaker MM (monthly meeting). “John Cox son of Benjamin and Martha Cox was born in Rowan County, North Carolina. Patience his wife daughter of Benjamin and Mary Piggott was born in Grainger County, North Carolina. Benjamin their son was born in ? County, North Carolina. John their son was born born in Randolph County, North Carolina. Mary their daughter was born in Randolph County, North Carolina.
Benjamin Cox Sr. & Benjamin Piggott families Amer. Quaker Gen. vol. 1 p249.jpg
Benjamin Cox Sr. & Benjamin Piggott families Amer. Quaker Gen. vol. 1 p249.jpg.
Benjamin Cox & Martha Garrettson Friends Meeting
Benjamin Cox & Martha Garrettson Friends Meeting record. Quaker meeting notes on Ancestry from JRW3780. A protest by John Grist of Martha and Benjamin being married by a priest and being first cousins.
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