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Subject: [GenChat-L] Cupps In Knox County, KY
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 16:00:05 EST



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M-10 C-13
COX, NOAH CEMETERY. Meadow Creek Pleasant Grove Baptist Church.
By Johnny Cox, Sr. & wife, April 1980

Cox, Noah 18 Oct 1854 24 Nov 1909
" Mary 05 Jun 1858 02 Sep 1923 w/o Noah
" Amanda 06 Jun 1902 04 May 1960
Cupp, John F. T. B. 03 Jun 1907 age 14 years; s/o J. L.
Girdner, Elizabeth (Cox) 18 Feb 1899 30 Jun 1964
Johnson, Noah Edward Aug 1911 Sep 1911


Hi,
To find a Cupp in the middle of a Cox Cemetery intrigues me, especially
when
this Knox County, Ky Cemetery is no great distance from Claiborne County, TN,
where I have a many, peripherally related Cupps. I assume that the one above
is
somehow related through the Coxes to us. I am going to take the liberty of
sending
this list plus the URL to several of my non- Cox cousins and let them
speculate.
There is method in my madness. There were Coxes in Claiborne County to
whom I can find no ready, apparent link and yet the ubiquity that Coxes seem
to have plus their proximity to Knox County, KY, where I have close links plus
their possible connection to another ubiquitous surname like Cupp may supply
my
connection to the Claiborne, Co. TN Coxes. In no way am I claiming that the
surname, Cupp, has the ubiquity as does Cox.but it does seem to have a
"regional
ubiquity" with a seeming connection to a good number of people in Claiborne,
Co.TN,
at least in my case.

Your Cousin,
Warren Tyndale Faulkner (EFFIE COX, WILA COX, BENJAMIN COX, FREDERICK COX,
WILLIAM5 COX ,WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)

PS. I found a facsimile of a handwritten letter of WILA COX , written ca
1910.,
Five Rivers, Oregon, In this letter he signs his name as WILA COX.
This letter shows that he used the given name of WILA rather than WYLEY.
I have never seen WILA used in any other instance but shall begin using it
as his given name.


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