d/o Morgan and Polly Boyer.
Married 1 Wiley E. Mink
Married 2 Aris B. Cox
This memorial for Lucy Boyer Cox in the A. B. Cox Cemetery, the cemetery named after her 2nd husband, is where she was buried. Lucy Boyer Cox as a cenotaph that was erected for her in Bridle Creek Cemetery. This cemetery is about one mile away from the A. B. Cox Cemetery. Her cenotaph in the Bridle Creek Cemetery can be seen here: Lucy Ellen Boyer Cox.
According to the New River Notes, as of 2009 the A. B. Cox Cemetery was in poor condition with all but one marker having been knocked down. No pictures have been taken of any gravestone in the A. B. Cox Cemetery.*
*See NewRiverNotes.com
Married 1 Wiley E. Mink
Married 2 Aris B. Cox
This memorial for Lucy Boyer Cox in the A. B. Cox Cemetery, the cemetery named after her 2nd husband, is where she was buried. Lucy Boyer Cox as a cenotaph that was erected for her in Bridle Creek Cemetery. This cemetery is about one mile away from the A. B. Cox Cemetery. Her cenotaph in the Bridle Creek Cemetery can be seen here: Lucy Ellen Boyer Cox.
According to the New River Notes, as of 2009 the A. B. Cox Cemetery was in poor condition with all but one marker having been knocked down. No pictures have been taken of any gravestone in the A. B. Cox Cemetery.*
*See NewRiverNotes.com
d/o Morgan and Polly Boyer.
Married 1 Wiley E. Mink
Married 2 Aris B. Cox
This memorial for Lucy Boyer Cox in the A. B. Cox Cemetery, the cemetery named after her 2nd husband, is where she was buried. Lucy Boyer Cox as a cenotaph that was erected for her in Bridle Creek Cemetery. This cemetery is about one mile away from the A. B. Cox Cemetery. Her cenotaph in the Bridle Creek Cemetery can be seen here: Lucy Ellen Boyer Cox.
According to the New River Notes, as of 2009 the A. B. Cox Cemetery was in poor condition with all but one marker having been knocked down. No pictures have been taken of any gravestone in the A. B. Cox Cemetery.*
*See NewRiverNotes.com
Married 1 Wiley E. Mink
Married 2 Aris B. Cox
This memorial for Lucy Boyer Cox in the A. B. Cox Cemetery, the cemetery named after her 2nd husband, is where she was buried. Lucy Boyer Cox as a cenotaph that was erected for her in Bridle Creek Cemetery. This cemetery is about one mile away from the A. B. Cox Cemetery. Her cenotaph in the Bridle Creek Cemetery can be seen here: Lucy Ellen Boyer Cox.
According to the New River Notes, as of 2009 the A. B. Cox Cemetery was in poor condition with all but one marker having been knocked down. No pictures have been taken of any gravestone in the A. B. Cox Cemetery.*
*See NewRiverNotes.com
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