Dorothy and William F Cox are not married. They are siblings. From what little information I can gather at this time. They were born somewhere near Travelers Rest, South Carolina. They are listed on the 1930 Census as adoptive children of Henry and Virginia Lightsey. (I am guessing that is how they have come to be buried near the Lightseys in Crocketville Cemetery?) Also I haven't found them listed on any other census as of yet. Virginia Lightsey is listed as next of kin on a military Draft card I found on line as William F Cox's mother. Their parents, I believe, are Ford Chastaine Cox and Penumay “Sis” Cantrell.
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Liz
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Just thought I would share what I had found with you.
Thanks for your contributions!
Liz
Contributor: liz parker (47565046) • [email protected]
Dorothy and William F Cox are not married. They are siblings. From what little information I can gather at this time. They were born somewhere near Travelers Rest, South Carolina. They are listed on the 1930 Census as adoptive children of Henry and Virginia Lightsey. (I am guessing that is how they have come to be buried near the Lightseys in Crocketville Cemetery?) Also I haven't found them listed on any other census as of yet. Virginia Lightsey is listed as next of kin on a military Draft card I found on line as William F Cox's mother. Their parents, I believe, are Ford Chastaine Cox and Penumay “Sis” Cantrell.
Just thought I would share what I had found with you.
Thanks for your contributions!
Liz
Contributor: liz parker (47565046) • [email protected]
Just thought I would share what I had found with you.
Thanks for your contributions!
Liz
Contributor: liz parker (47565046) • [email protected]
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