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From: StubbyTate <>
Subject: Re: [GENEALOGY-LOOKUP] Roll Call:
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2006 14:16:18 -0800 (PST)
In-Reply-To: <006801c71b15$6d6160f0$f9a9b940@JJOYANCEY>


not sure. Let me check and I'll get back with you on it :)

Stubby

Janet Yancey <> wrote: Stubby, do you have dates for James N. Cox?
My GGGrandfather, John W. Cox (b. 1826-28), had a son named James Cox, b. appx. 1860. Janet
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Subject: Re: [GENEALOGY-LOOKUP] Roll Call:


You wouldn't happen to have a James Nathan Cox in your line, would you? He's from TN but I suspect he travelled to KY, GA and eventually settled in Madison County AL.

My mom's maiden name is Cox.

Stubby

Janet Yancey wrote: I am searching for information regarding my GGGrandmother,

Almarinda Susan Johnson,
born: appx. 1830,
where: possibly N.C., GA.
married: John W. Cox, August 29, 1847

Her first name "Almarinda" is always misspelled.
She is my very big brick wall.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks you & Merry Christmas!
Janet Cox Yancey

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