Husband of Mary Powers Cox
Father of Edna B, Nancy T, Mary A, Sarah R, William J, John T, James C, Thomas C, and Louisa E Cox.
In 1851, John T Cox was the First Worshipful Master of San Gabriel Masonic Lodge #89, Georgetown, Texas.
In 1860, his funeral was put on by LaFayette Masonic Lodge of Sonoma Co, California of which he was a member.
Biography of John T Cox, "Father Cox" from California Sketches New and Old, pages 61 - 67 by Bishop O. P. Fitzgerald who knew Rev. John T. Cox personally. (M. E. Church, South, Bargee & Smith, Agents, 1895)
"Father Cox was a physical and intellectual phenomenon. He was of immense girth, weighing more than three hundred pounds. His face was ruddy and almost as smooth as that of a child, his hair snow-white and fine as floss silk, his eyes a deep blue, his features small..... He had a voice like a flute in its softness and purity of tone, and his solos before and after preaching melted and broke the hard heart of many a wild and reckless Californian."
Father of Edna B, Nancy T, Mary A, Sarah R, William J, John T, James C, Thomas C, and Louisa E Cox.
In 1851, John T Cox was the First Worshipful Master of San Gabriel Masonic Lodge #89, Georgetown, Texas.
In 1860, his funeral was put on by LaFayette Masonic Lodge of Sonoma Co, California of which he was a member.
Biography of John T Cox, "Father Cox" from California Sketches New and Old, pages 61 - 67 by Bishop O. P. Fitzgerald who knew Rev. John T. Cox personally. (M. E. Church, South, Bargee & Smith, Agents, 1895)
"Father Cox was a physical and intellectual phenomenon. He was of immense girth, weighing more than three hundred pounds. His face was ruddy and almost as smooth as that of a child, his hair snow-white and fine as floss silk, his eyes a deep blue, his features small..... He had a voice like a flute in its softness and purity of tone, and his solos before and after preaching melted and broke the hard heart of many a wild and reckless Californian."
Husband of Mary Powers Cox
Father of Edna B, Nancy T, Mary A, Sarah R, William J, John T, James C, Thomas C, and Louisa E Cox.
In 1851, John T Cox was the First Worshipful Master of San Gabriel Masonic Lodge #89, Georgetown, Texas.
In 1860, his funeral was put on by LaFayette Masonic Lodge of Sonoma Co, California of which he was a member.
Biography of John T Cox, "Father Cox" from California Sketches New and Old, pages 61 - 67 by Bishop O. P. Fitzgerald who knew Rev. John T. Cox personally. (M. E. Church, South, Bargee & Smith, Agents, 1895)
"Father Cox was a physical and intellectual phenomenon. He was of immense girth, weighing more than three hundred pounds. His face was ruddy and almost as smooth as that of a child, his hair snow-white and fine as floss silk, his eyes a deep blue, his features small..... He had a voice like a flute in its softness and purity of tone, and his solos before and after preaching melted and broke the hard heart of many a wild and reckless Californian."
Father of Edna B, Nancy T, Mary A, Sarah R, William J, John T, James C, Thomas C, and Louisa E Cox.
In 1851, John T Cox was the First Worshipful Master of San Gabriel Masonic Lodge #89, Georgetown, Texas.
In 1860, his funeral was put on by LaFayette Masonic Lodge of Sonoma Co, California of which he was a member.
Biography of John T Cox, "Father Cox" from California Sketches New and Old, pages 61 - 67 by Bishop O. P. Fitzgerald who knew Rev. John T. Cox personally. (M. E. Church, South, Bargee & Smith, Agents, 1895)
"Father Cox was a physical and intellectual phenomenon. He was of immense girth, weighing more than three hundred pounds. His face was ruddy and almost as smooth as that of a child, his hair snow-white and fine as floss silk, his eyes a deep blue, his features small..... He had a voice like a flute in its softness and purity of tone, and his solos before and after preaching melted and broke the hard heart of many a wild and reckless Californian."
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