Cox, *Carey
| Birth Name | Cox, *Carey 1a 1b |
| Also Known As | Cox, Cary 1c |
| Also Known As | Cox, Rev. Carey Sr. 1d |
| Gramps ID | I1120 |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 77 years, 5 months, 23 days |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Birth [E0264] | 1736-10-00 | Halifax, Halifax, North Carolina, USA |
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| Burial [E0265] | 1814-03-26 | Putnam, Georgia, USA | (Part Of Ocenee National Forest-formerly the plantation of Carey Cox, Jr. |
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| Death [E0266] | 1814-03-24 | Putnam, Georgia, USA |
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| Birth [E0267] | 1736-10-00 | Halifax, Halifax, North Carolina, USA |
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| Death [E0268] | 1814-03-24 | Putnam, Georgia, USA |
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| Death [E0269] | 1814-03-24 | Putnam, Georgia, USA |
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| Death [E0270] | 1814-03-24 | Putnam, Georgia, USA |
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Relation to the center person (Madden, Living) : sixth great granddaughter
Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Cox, *William [I1327] | 1700 | 1751-06-20 | |
| Mother | Carey, *Lady Martha [I1328] | 1704 | 1812 | |
| Cox, *Carey [I1120] | 1736-10-00 | 1814-03-24 | ||
| Sister | Cox, Levenia [I1340] | 1759 | ||
| Sister | Cox, Mary Ann [I1341] | 1756 | 1840-10-26 | |
| Sister | Cox, Catherine [I1342] | 1750 | ||
| Brother | Cox, Joseph C [I1343] | 1745-03-20 | ||
| Brother | Cox, James Joe [I1344] | 1745-05-16 | ||
| Brother | Cox, John [I1345] | 1743 | ||
| Brother | Cox, Tyre [I1347] | 1734 | ||
| Brother | Cox, William [I1348] | 1730 | 1783 | |
| Brother | Cox, Toliver [I1578] | 1735 | 1805 |
Families
| Family of Cox, *Carey and Horne, *Mary [F0238] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Married | Wife | Horne, *Mary [I1121] ( * 1734 + 1823-09-23 ) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Cox, *Asa [I1106] | 1773 | 1863-12-07 |
| Cox, Clara [I1331] | 1780 | |
| Cox, Cary [I1332] | 1778-10-01 | 1871-06-07 |
| Cox, Ina Bethany [I1333] | 1774 | 1844 |
| Cox, Jessie [I1334] | 1766 | 1834 |
| Cox, William [I1335] | 1764 | |
| Cox, William [I1336] | 1761-03-00 | 1848-03-21 |
| Cox, Ichabod [I1337] | 1769-06-19 | 1861-10-26 |
Narrative
"Stanfordville prior to 1814 was also called Devil's Half Acre, and was a place where gamblers, cock fighters and drunkards came to drink, race, gamble and fight chickens and each other." [Eatonton Messenger, 26 Jul 1960]
Military Service: Revolutionary War, North Caroline Line. Pension 27, November 1845; Served in Capt. Caswell's Company of Col. Brandon's 5th Regiment, North Carolina Line. Enlisted 15-16 Apr 1776, discharged 10 Nov 1778.
Moved c1788 to South Carolina, recorded in Edgefield district in the 1790 US Census. C. Cox received a land grant after the Revolutionary War in the amount of 464 acres in Edgefield in 1791. Relocated to Warren County, GA by 1795 and consequently, Putnam County, GA by 1807.
1830 Jones County US Census lists Carey Cox, Jr and two of his brothers-in-law (Asa Wall and Sion Hill) living near-by.
Carey Cox was a Primitive Baptist Minister, member of the William Creek Baptist Church, Warren County, GA.
Buried on the plantation of his son, Carey, Jr., which is now part of the Oconee National Forest, Putnam County, GA.
Information courtesy of Barbara Sistrunk's website: www.flemingmedia.com/genealogy/careycox.html
Narrative
Cary Cox served in the Revolutionary war and was wounded (finger shot off)
Affidavit in S8225 (Wm Cox)
Listed in DAR patriot index.
Narrative
"Stanfordville prior to 1814 was also called Devil's Half Acre, and was a place where gamblers, cock fighters and drunkards came to drink, race, gamble and fight chickens and each other." [Eatonton Messenger, 26 Jul 1960]
Military Service: Revolutionary War, North Caroline Line. Pension 27, November 1845; Served in Capt. Caswell's Company of Col. Brandon's 5th Regiment, North Carolina Line. Enlisted 15-16 Apr 1776, discharged 10 Nov 1778.
Moved c1788 to South Carolina, recorded in Edgefield district in the 1790 US Census. C. Cox received a land grant after the Revolutionary War in the amount of 464 acres in Edgefield in 1791. Relocated to Warren County, GA by 1795 and consequently, Putnam County, GA by 1807.
1830 Jones County US Census lists Carey Cox, Jr and two of his brothers-in-law (Asa Wall and Sion Hill) living near-by.
Carey Cox was a Primitive Baptist Minister, member of the William Creek Baptist Church, Warren County, GA.
Buried on the plantation of his son, Carey, Jr., which is now part of the Oconee National Forest, Putnam County, GA.
Information courtesy of Barbara Sistrunk's website: www.flemingmedia.com/genealogy/careycox.html
Narrative
Cary Cox served in the Revolutionary war and was wounded (finger shot off)
Affidavit in S8225 (Wm Cox)
Listed in DAR patriot index.
Pedigree
Ancestors
Source References
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Ancestry.com: Public Member Trees
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Asa Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for William Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Mary Horne
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Lady Martha Cary
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for Asa Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for William Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Lady Martha Cary
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for Lady Martha Cary
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for Asa Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Mary Horne
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for Mary Horne
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for William Cox
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- Page: Database online.
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Source text:
Record for Lady Martha Cary
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- Page: Database online.
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Record for Mary Horne
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