Henry Cox was the son of Henry Newton Cox and Susan Worthington Cox; and husband of Elizabeth Merrefield Cox.
The gravestone says that Henry was born in 1850. His death certificate says it was September 5, 1847. Census records suggest that the 1847 date is more accurate than 1850.
In December 1873, Henry married Elizabeth Janney Merrefield. They were parents of Rebecca, Lillian, Sue, Josephine and Douglas.
Henry died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The cause of death was erysipelas, an acute disease, characterized by large red patches on the skin. He was buried at Green Mount Cemetery on February 9, 1915.
The gravestone says that Henry was born in 1850. His death certificate says it was September 5, 1847. Census records suggest that the 1847 date is more accurate than 1850.
In December 1873, Henry married Elizabeth Janney Merrefield. They were parents of Rebecca, Lillian, Sue, Josephine and Douglas.
Henry died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The cause of death was erysipelas, an acute disease, characterized by large red patches on the skin. He was buried at Green Mount Cemetery on February 9, 1915.
Henry Cox was the son of Henry Newton Cox and Susan Worthington Cox; and husband of Elizabeth Merrefield Cox.
The gravestone says that Henry was born in 1850. His death certificate says it was September 5, 1847. Census records suggest that the 1847 date is more accurate than 1850.
In December 1873, Henry married Elizabeth Janney Merrefield. They were parents of Rebecca, Lillian, Sue, Josephine and Douglas.
Henry died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The cause of death was erysipelas, an acute disease, characterized by large red patches on the skin. He was buried at Green Mount Cemetery on February 9, 1915.
The gravestone says that Henry was born in 1850. His death certificate says it was September 5, 1847. Census records suggest that the 1847 date is more accurate than 1850.
In December 1873, Henry married Elizabeth Janney Merrefield. They were parents of Rebecca, Lillian, Sue, Josephine and Douglas.
Henry died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The cause of death was erysipelas, an acute disease, characterized by large red patches on the skin. He was buried at Green Mount Cemetery on February 9, 1915.
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