Coxs, Cox, Coxe

There are no marriages at Tetbury for this family, to 1711
As amazing as the Crew family, all of John's six sons baptise children.

In Tetbury Records, before Dec 31, 1735.

D 566 B 11 18-May 1700 Robert Coxe signed a Protest asking that the 13 be re-established D 566 B 37 17-Apr 1701 Charles Cox name on note, also Jonathan Shipton D 566 B 2/12/1 23-Nov 1717 Mr Cox attended Court Leet dinner at the 3 Cups D 566 B 19 Dufton, The Tetbury Survey 6 May 1698 copied 1718 Page 16, Mathew Cox 17-0-0 farm D 566 R 1/6 Madam Hodges Charity of 10 pound for the Poor     23-Apr 1725 John Cox received 2/- and John Cox received 2/6     24-Dec 1726 John Coxe wife received 2/6

At Tetbury 1735-6, ages to Dec 31, 1735. John 57, his wife Mary 46, and his six children, Luke 16, Mary 14, Lucia 12, Matthew 10, James 7 and William 4. Mrs Bridget (widow of Samuel) 38, and her two children, Elizabeth 11 and Henry 7 Not in Census Robert 60, who got the family representation job. Mark 19 and John 18, eldest sons of John.

Court Leet Roll 1735 - Robert p10

Census at Tetbury, 1735-6.
Coxs	John	House 4.18	&w 6cd	- ch8
	He 1682-37	Mary 1689-63
	John 1717-85	Luke 1719-	Mary 1721-	Lucia 1723-
	Matthew 1725-	James 1728-
Coxs	Mrs (Bridget)	House 22.11	2cd	- ch3
	She 1697-37	Elizabeth 1724-	Henry 1728-

In Tetbury Trustee or Town Records, after 1735.

D 566 M3 1746 - 417 members of the Court Leet Page 3 John Cox, Page 3 Luke Cox, Page 3 Mark Cox D 566 R 1/22 the annual Langstrom and Maltby Charity money 26-Dec 1749      John Cocks, Judith Cocks, Mary Cocks Widow, and Matthew Cox each received 1/- D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 1.2 James Cox, Page 2.1 John Cox, Page 2.2 Luke Cox, Page 2.1 Mark Cox D 566 M4 - 1754 Town Jury charges Mary Cox for not keeping the pitching before the house owned by Samuel Saunders D 566 M4 - 1754 439 members of the Court Leet Page 2.1 Mathew Cox, Page 7.1 William Cox D 566 M5 - 1762 507 members of the Court Leet Page 2.1 James Cox, Page 5.1 James Cox Younger, Page 1.2 John Cox Younger, Page 2.1 John Cox, Page 2.1 Luke Cox Younger, Page 2.1 Luke Cox, Page 2.2 Mark Cox Younger, Page 2.2 Mark Cox, Page 2.1 Matthew Cox, Page 1.2 Richard Cox, Page 2.2 Thomas Cox D 566 R 1/7 Langstom and Maltby Charity, at Christmas     Dec 1765 William Cox boy received a coat     Dec 1767 James Cox, Luke Cox, Mathew Cox, Richard Cox, and Thomas Cox each received 6d     Dec 1767 Mathew Cox boy received a coat     Dec 1768 Mathew Cox boy received a coat     Dec 1773 James Cox Gardener, Luke Cox, Mathew Cox and Richard Cox each received 6d Mark Cox in 1773, William Coxe in 1776 and Catherine Coxe and William aged 30 weeks in 1784 were each found in want and returned to Tetbury

In Overseers Records, P328a OV 2/1, 1736-49
1742-3, Page 87 Child of Mark Cox Extra Payments coffin for Toby Hobbs 06-00 Page 4 Mark Cox Special payment for 03-00 Page 409 Mark Cox wife ill 06-Apr 1747 1742-3, Page 70 Mark Cox Receive Monthly allowance, beginning April 26 - May 24, 1742 on Page 04-00 Page 2 Mary Cox Payments each 4 weeks widow 00-04-06 Feb Mary Cox Extra Payments laying out 01-00 1742-3, Page 50 Mr Cox Ratepayers in Tetbury rate set at two shillings in the Pound, 2-08-00 Mr Cox Extra Payments rent for Mr Cox's house 1-15-00 Page 419 Mrs Cox Ratepayer of Tetbury Apr 1747 1742-3, Page 64 Widow Mary Cox Receive Monthly allowance, beginning April 26 - May 24, 1742 on Page 04-00
In Overseers Records, reference P328a OV 2/2, 1749-59
On 04-Mar 1754 Mark Cox was paid 6/- being out of work On 01-Apr 1754 Mark Cox family were paid 3/6 On 20-May 1754 Mark Cox received 1/- allowance each 4 weeks On 20-May 1754 Mary Cox received 4/- allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 John Cox received 5/6 being ill On 23 Jan 1758 Mark Cox family received 6/- being ill On 23 Jan 1758 Mary Cox received 5/- allowance each 4 weeks On 23 Jan 1758 Matthew Cox family received 10/- being ill On 11 Dec 1758 Mary Cox received 5/- allowance each 4 weeks

Bigland recorded
Tomb In the churchyard, north side, In Memory of Samuel Cox, who died Jan 25, 1731 aged 33. Also of Bridget, his relict, who died Decr 2, 1737 aged 40. John, their son, died Febr 10, 1725 aged 3 weeks.

Elizabeth Cox was buried 17690502, when she was described as 'aged 39 servant of William Savage'. She appears to be the daughter of Samuel and Bridget, baptised 1728.

Will of Beata Cox 1769/90 Intestate Statement made 17 May 1769. Edward Cox and Hannah Herbert declare they are the brother and sister of Beata Cox, spinster, now deceased.

James Cox baptised his daughter Lucy 17180921, buried a child on 17210619, and buried his wife Mary on 17230121, after she died of Smallpox. He is not mentioned again.

James Cox 17280704, son of John, married 17520722 to Anne Stokes, possibly the daughter of John baptised 17350911. They baptised Elizabeth 17521119-17530130 lived 10 weeks, Mary 17531202, Elizabeth 17560808, Jenny 17600409, Ann 17630110, John 17650505, Margaret 17680320-17691001 baptised aged 9 months and lived 19 months, and Thomas 17710910.
There are no further mentions of this family - did they leave Tetbury about 1772?

James Cox baptised his daughter Mary 10 Apr 1776 James Cox bachelor, wed 5 March 1791 to Alice Rymer, spinster.

John Cox and his wife on 30 March 1709, reference P328a OV 7/23 were judged sick and in want of relief, the Tetbury Overseers were ordered to pay one shilling and six pence a week towards their maintenance until further notice.

John Cox was buried 17120526.
Mary Cox was buried 17150327, called a Widow.

John Cox 16820625 - 17370728, son of John, and his widow Mary 1689 - 17631117 aged 74, baptised Mark 17160111, John 17171211 - 17850616 aged 68, Luke 17191220, Mary 17210921, Lucia 17231114, Matthew 17251106, James 17280704 and William 17310513.
8 children and all survived.

John Cox 17171211 - 17850616, son of John, aged 68 and his wife Elizabeth 1721 - 17830315, baptised William 17390907, Richard 17421121 - 17870929 aged 45, James 17450616, buried Robert 17470924, baptised Elizabeth 17471013, Mary 17500708 and Margaret 17530524.

John Cox bachelor wed 13 Jan 1779 to Elizabeth Hobbs spinster, by Licence
John Cox bachelor, wed 29 Sept 1788 to Jane Denking, spinster.
John Cox bachelor, wed 2 Oct 1798 to Emey Woodward, spinster.

Luke Cox 17191220, son of John, married 17431030 to Susannah Orchard, 17101202 - 17750502, daughter of Arthur. Their children are Luke 17440916, twins Arthur and Matthew 17461004 both buried 19 April, Ann 17490926, and Hester 17530913-17570912 lived 4 years. Note that Susannah Orchard is the sister of twins.

Mark Cox, baptised 1716011 - 17820217, son of John, married 17360928 to Mary Crook, daughter of Lenard baptised 17150828 - 17800415. They baptised Thomas 17360928-86, John 17390808, Luke 17420620 lived 3 months, Mary 17440716 - 17800821 aged 36, Mark 17460717, Lucy 17490316, Matthew 17510217, Luke 17521213 - 17540702 lived 19 months, William 17551105 and Robert 17580901 -17630706 lived 4 years.
10 children and 7 survived.

Mark Cox, Mary his wife and Richard his son aged seven weeks, should be returned to Tetbury, the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor at Avening made a Removal Order on 4 Feb 1773 reference P328a OV 3/3/1

Mary Cox baptised her base son, Thomas Gibson on 17130418. He appears to be the Thomas Cox buried 17180210.

Mary Cox married 17231223 to William Constable. They buried a son William 1731, and Mary was buried 17460117.

Mary Cox 17210921 - 17890117, daughter of John, married 17470916 to Thomas Mann and had 9 children - see Mann for details

Matthew Cox 17251106, son of John, married 17480501 to Sarah Manning, daughter of William baptised 17271101 - 17681121 aged 41, and baptised Samuel 17480825, Betty 17500610 -17610322 died of Small Pox aged 10, William 17530204, Sarah 17560111, Mary 17590812 and Ann 17680405 whose mother was buried 17681112 and then Ann was buried 17690218 aged 10 months.

Richard Cox baptised Edith 17651103, and William 17700604, who was buried six weeks later, on 17700727. Margaret and Mary were baptised 27 Oct 1776, could be twins.

Samuel Cox, 1698 - 17320123 aged 33, married 17201117 to Bridget Herbert 1697 - 17371204 aged 40. Their children are Elizabeth 17240125, John 17260127 lived 3 weeks, and Henry 17280418.

Samuel Cox, of Wick a Militia man, was buried 17610122. He died of Smallpox.

Samuel Cox bachelor, wed 25 Aug 1805 to Mary King, spinster.
Samuel Cox bachelor, wed 24 Aug 1806 to Sarah Parker, spinster.

Sarah Cox named Robert Watts as father of her child, she was bonded to pay 7 pence a week or support the child, and Robert was to pay the Overseers 1/2 a week. The record shows payments made to March 1787. The Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor records, Reference P328a OV 5/4 dated 31 Mar 1780

Thomas Cox 17360928 - 17861011, son of Mark aged 50, and his wife Ann baptised Mary 17650130, Thomas 17680207, Hannah 17720105 - 17820331 aged 10, Rebecca Ann 17750417 and Hannah 17830615 - 17850822 aged 2 years.
Rebekah Ann Cox of this parish, spinster, married 10 July 1796 to William Thornhill, residing in this parish, bachelor.

Thomas Cox bachelor, wed 8 Sept 1798 to Elizabeth Lee, spinster.
Thomas Cox bachelor, wed 24 Nov 1800 to Ann Mitchell, spinster.
Thomas Cox bachelor, wed 27 Sept 1807 to Margaret Smith, spinster.

William Cox 17310513 - 17860108, son of John aged 54, married 17591008 to Mary Clever of Avening 1741 - 17670222. He is described as 'of Nailsworth' for each burial, of John 17620720, William 17640129 and John 17670602, 4 months after his mother.

William Coxe, his wife Diana, children William 11 yrs, Mary 5, Sarah 3 and John infant were found in want by the Overseers of Avening, and they applied to Tetbury to come and get them, reference P328a OV 3/2/1 dated 02-Dec 1776

William Cox and his wife Elizabeth (named on one of the children's burials), baptised Mary 1 March 1772, Sarah 19 Dec 1773 but can't find her burial, Sarah 11 Sept 1774 - 2 Feb 1775 lived 5 months, Samuel 10 Dec 1775 and John 30 June 1776, and buried Thomas 17790325, Abraham 17850328 and Richard 17851004

William Cox, a Militia Serjeant, baptised his son Edward 23 Jan 1777

Catherine Coxe and William aged 30 weeks were found in want by the Overseers of Swinbrooke, Oxfordshire, and they applied to Tetbury to come and get them, reference P328a OV 3/2/1 dated 03-Feb 1784

William Cox bachelor, wed 7 Nov 1797 to Margaret Cox, spinster.