Genealogy of the Cox Family - pafn02 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File

Get to Sean Cox through son, Thomas Monroe Harris.

Moved to Jefferson County, Arkansas from Georgia in 1857 and dealt in stocks. Moved from there to Lawrence County in 1860.
"enlisted in Dobbins' regiment, during the war"

Mary Sinierd

Get to Sean Cox through son, Thomas Monroe Harris.

Moved to Lawrence County, Arkansas from Walker County, Georgia with parents in 1857.

Joel Click Heck

Farmer

He was a minister in the German Baptist Church. Age 70 years 3 months 2 days when died.

Jammima Shoup

Age 57 years 3 mos 19 days at death.

Bertha May Heck

Submitted on Temple Ready disk January 2001 - came back that sealing to parents was done with no date given.

Samuel Heck

Was this information from Kaylene? Where did she get the information?
Different birth location than in my other records - I probably got mine from Cindy

Cindy's records say he was born 10 Feb 1810, in VA
1850 Census shows that Samuel Heck's birthplace was VA.

Peter Heck

Birth date I originally had was 1784, and the location was Germany. Do I need to redo this temple work???
Sarah Flack
1790 October

From Family Search
Anna Franz
April 1800

Mary Shartzer
1811

On the 1850 Census for Clark, Co. Ohio,
Peter is listed at 71 years old, living with his son Samuel

Birthplace, MD

Sarah Flack

Note to self: Look for p. 75 of Early Clark County Families, Vol. III as a more original source.

Joel Click

Cindy's records sho:
born 7 Oct 1788-89
Mt. Jackson, Shenendoah, VA
Married 29 Sept 1811

Catherin Teator

This comes from Cindy's records - pulled from 1850 Census.

Moses W. Shoup

birth location changed from what was submitted - does this need to be redone?
Original birth location was PA

Elder Moses Shoup then took charge and continued until
the close of his life in 1880. Elder Shoup was born
in Frederick County, Maryland Oct. 1, 1793. He came
with his parents George and Charlotte Shoup to Greene
County in 1805. He was married to Elizabeth Miller.
His wife died Jan. 11, 1877. The church continued
under the Shoup influence to this day. Daniel Shoup,
a son of Bishop Shoup was long a decon and later
became a minister in the Old Order Church.
(From History of the Church of the Brethren of the
Southern District of Ohio by the Historical Committee.
Otterbein Press, Dayton Ohio 1920)

Peter Royer