Steam Engine Fitter, Engine Man Stationary, Waggoner on Farm, Gardener, Lamplighter and Machine Fitter
He married Ann Nicholls in 1876 at St Mathew's, Masterton
they had 15 known children (born Tinui / Castlepoint)
1876 - 1945 Louisa Theodora Cox (+Gillespie)
1878 - 1946 Mary Stuart Cox (+Robbie)
1879 - 1957 William 'Bill' Cox
1880 - 1960 Walter James George Cox (+Winter +Stapleton)
1883 - 1950 Clarence Harold 'Chum' Cox (+Wilson)
1884 - 1966 Winifred Alethea Cox (+Wiggins)
1886 - 1943 Herbert Hugh Cox (+Patchett)
1887 - 1962 Alice Maud Cox (+Bassett in Canada)
1890 - 1962 Cecil Beaumont Cox (+Clement)
1892 - 1980 Aubrey Norman Cox (+Wright)
1895 - 1963 Clive Austin Cox (+McLean +Kemp)
1897 - 1984 Lillian Chapman Cox (Machen)
1900 - 1987 Gladys Emily Helene Cox (+Weal)
1902 - 1903 Gilbert Randolph Cox
1904 - 1992 Hilda Ivy Cox (+Christiansen)
NZ Times, 8 May 1918
The death occurred at a private hospital at Pahiatua of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of HInemoa and formerly of Featherston. Deceased was a son of the late Mr J. G. Cox of Featherston
Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 May 1918
A well-known settler, in the person of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of Hinemoa, died in a private hospital at Pahiatua early on Saturday morning. Deceased a few weeks ago underwent a critical operation for an internal complaint. His condition some days ago became such as to hold out no hope of recovery. He was formerly farming at Te Mai, Wairarapa. He leaves a widow and a large grown-up family of sons and daughters.
Wairarapa Age, 9 May 1918
The funeral of the late Mr Jos. G. C. Cox took place at Pahiatua on Sunday, Rev H. W. Monaghan, M.A., officiated and the Masonic brethren attended. Deceased was born in Wellington 63 years ago. He went to Featherston and for thirty years lived at Te Mai where he was a station manager. The last twelve years he had a sheep farm at Hinemoa. The family comprises Messrs W. Cox (Mangatainoka), W. J. Cox (Managamuta), C. H. Cox (Carterton), C. B. Cox (Pahiatua), A. N. and H. H. Cox (on active service) and Private C. A. Cox (who is on sick leave from camp). Mrs F. Robbie (Waihoki Valley), Mrs W. Gillespie (Woodville), Mrs Wiggins (Stratford), Mrs Bassett (Hukanui) and Misses Cox (three)
He married Ann Nicholls in 1876 at St Mathew's, Masterton
they had 15 known children (born Tinui / Castlepoint)
1876 - 1945 Louisa Theodora Cox (+Gillespie)
1878 - 1946 Mary Stuart Cox (+Robbie)
1879 - 1957 William 'Bill' Cox
1880 - 1960 Walter James George Cox (+Winter +Stapleton)
1883 - 1950 Clarence Harold 'Chum' Cox (+Wilson)
1884 - 1966 Winifred Alethea Cox (+Wiggins)
1886 - 1943 Herbert Hugh Cox (+Patchett)
1887 - 1962 Alice Maud Cox (+Bassett in Canada)
1890 - 1962 Cecil Beaumont Cox (+Clement)
1892 - 1980 Aubrey Norman Cox (+Wright)
1895 - 1963 Clive Austin Cox (+McLean +Kemp)
1897 - 1984 Lillian Chapman Cox (Machen)
1900 - 1987 Gladys Emily Helene Cox (+Weal)
1902 - 1903 Gilbert Randolph Cox
1904 - 1992 Hilda Ivy Cox (+Christiansen)
NZ Times, 8 May 1918
The death occurred at a private hospital at Pahiatua of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of HInemoa and formerly of Featherston. Deceased was a son of the late Mr J. G. Cox of Featherston
Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 May 1918
A well-known settler, in the person of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of Hinemoa, died in a private hospital at Pahiatua early on Saturday morning. Deceased a few weeks ago underwent a critical operation for an internal complaint. His condition some days ago became such as to hold out no hope of recovery. He was formerly farming at Te Mai, Wairarapa. He leaves a widow and a large grown-up family of sons and daughters.
Wairarapa Age, 9 May 1918
The funeral of the late Mr Jos. G. C. Cox took place at Pahiatua on Sunday, Rev H. W. Monaghan, M.A., officiated and the Masonic brethren attended. Deceased was born in Wellington 63 years ago. He went to Featherston and for thirty years lived at Te Mai where he was a station manager. The last twelve years he had a sheep farm at Hinemoa. The family comprises Messrs W. Cox (Mangatainoka), W. J. Cox (Managamuta), C. H. Cox (Carterton), C. B. Cox (Pahiatua), A. N. and H. H. Cox (on active service) and Private C. A. Cox (who is on sick leave from camp). Mrs F. Robbie (Waihoki Valley), Mrs W. Gillespie (Woodville), Mrs Wiggins (Stratford), Mrs Bassett (Hukanui) and Misses Cox (three)
Steam Engine Fitter, Engine Man Stationary, Waggoner on Farm, Gardener, Lamplighter and Machine Fitter
He married Ann Nicholls in 1876 at St Mathew's, Masterton
they had 15 known children (born Tinui / Castlepoint)
1876 - 1945 Louisa Theodora Cox (+Gillespie)
1878 - 1946 Mary Stuart Cox (+Robbie)
1879 - 1957 William 'Bill' Cox
1880 - 1960 Walter James George Cox (+Winter +Stapleton)
1883 - 1950 Clarence Harold 'Chum' Cox (+Wilson)
1884 - 1966 Winifred Alethea Cox (+Wiggins)
1886 - 1943 Herbert Hugh Cox (+Patchett)
1887 - 1962 Alice Maud Cox (+Bassett in Canada)
1890 - 1962 Cecil Beaumont Cox (+Clement)
1892 - 1980 Aubrey Norman Cox (+Wright)
1895 - 1963 Clive Austin Cox (+McLean +Kemp)
1897 - 1984 Lillian Chapman Cox (Machen)
1900 - 1987 Gladys Emily Helene Cox (+Weal)
1902 - 1903 Gilbert Randolph Cox
1904 - 1992 Hilda Ivy Cox (+Christiansen)
NZ Times, 8 May 1918
The death occurred at a private hospital at Pahiatua of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of HInemoa and formerly of Featherston. Deceased was a son of the late Mr J. G. Cox of Featherston
Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 May 1918
A well-known settler, in the person of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of Hinemoa, died in a private hospital at Pahiatua early on Saturday morning. Deceased a few weeks ago underwent a critical operation for an internal complaint. His condition some days ago became such as to hold out no hope of recovery. He was formerly farming at Te Mai, Wairarapa. He leaves a widow and a large grown-up family of sons and daughters.
Wairarapa Age, 9 May 1918
The funeral of the late Mr Jos. G. C. Cox took place at Pahiatua on Sunday, Rev H. W. Monaghan, M.A., officiated and the Masonic brethren attended. Deceased was born in Wellington 63 years ago. He went to Featherston and for thirty years lived at Te Mai where he was a station manager. The last twelve years he had a sheep farm at Hinemoa. The family comprises Messrs W. Cox (Mangatainoka), W. J. Cox (Managamuta), C. H. Cox (Carterton), C. B. Cox (Pahiatua), A. N. and H. H. Cox (on active service) and Private C. A. Cox (who is on sick leave from camp). Mrs F. Robbie (Waihoki Valley), Mrs W. Gillespie (Woodville), Mrs Wiggins (Stratford), Mrs Bassett (Hukanui) and Misses Cox (three)
He married Ann Nicholls in 1876 at St Mathew's, Masterton
they had 15 known children (born Tinui / Castlepoint)
1876 - 1945 Louisa Theodora Cox (+Gillespie)
1878 - 1946 Mary Stuart Cox (+Robbie)
1879 - 1957 William 'Bill' Cox
1880 - 1960 Walter James George Cox (+Winter +Stapleton)
1883 - 1950 Clarence Harold 'Chum' Cox (+Wilson)
1884 - 1966 Winifred Alethea Cox (+Wiggins)
1886 - 1943 Herbert Hugh Cox (+Patchett)
1887 - 1962 Alice Maud Cox (+Bassett in Canada)
1890 - 1962 Cecil Beaumont Cox (+Clement)
1892 - 1980 Aubrey Norman Cox (+Wright)
1895 - 1963 Clive Austin Cox (+McLean +Kemp)
1897 - 1984 Lillian Chapman Cox (Machen)
1900 - 1987 Gladys Emily Helene Cox (+Weal)
1902 - 1903 Gilbert Randolph Cox
1904 - 1992 Hilda Ivy Cox (+Christiansen)
NZ Times, 8 May 1918
The death occurred at a private hospital at Pahiatua of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of HInemoa and formerly of Featherston. Deceased was a son of the late Mr J. G. Cox of Featherston
Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 May 1918
A well-known settler, in the person of Mr J. G. C. Cox, of Hinemoa, died in a private hospital at Pahiatua early on Saturday morning. Deceased a few weeks ago underwent a critical operation for an internal complaint. His condition some days ago became such as to hold out no hope of recovery. He was formerly farming at Te Mai, Wairarapa. He leaves a widow and a large grown-up family of sons and daughters.
Wairarapa Age, 9 May 1918
The funeral of the late Mr Jos. G. C. Cox took place at Pahiatua on Sunday, Rev H. W. Monaghan, M.A., officiated and the Masonic brethren attended. Deceased was born in Wellington 63 years ago. He went to Featherston and for thirty years lived at Te Mai where he was a station manager. The last twelve years he had a sheep farm at Hinemoa. The family comprises Messrs W. Cox (Mangatainoka), W. J. Cox (Managamuta), C. H. Cox (Carterton), C. B. Cox (Pahiatua), A. N. and H. H. Cox (on active service) and Private C. A. Cox (who is on sick leave from camp). Mrs F. Robbie (Waihoki Valley), Mrs W. Gillespie (Woodville), Mrs Wiggins (Stratford), Mrs Bassett (Hukanui) and Misses Cox (three)
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In loving memory of James George Coleridge Cox who departed his life May 4, 1918, aged 66 years.
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