Charles & Ezekiel Cox Cemetery
Located across from 412 Pickens Road in the Eastern Star Community of Sullivan County. The cemetery is in a pasture, but has a fence around it and is well-kept.
Transcribed and photographed June 2002 by Donna Briggs and Gary Sawyer.
Map location: Sullivan Gardens Quad
| NAME |
BIRTH |
DEATH |
COMMENTS |
PHOTO |
| Cox, C. M. [Charles Milburn] | 2 Jan 1845 | 19 Aug 1904 | 60 Tenn Mounted Inf, Confederate States Army | 12661267 |
| Cox, E. M. | 18 Aug 1853 | 9 Jul 1885 | 1268 |
From the research of Donna Briggs:
C. M. Cox was Charles Milburn Cox, a son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth Copas Cox. He married Martha Tunnell on 5 Sep 1866 in Sullivan County. She is buried at Double Springs Church Cemetery.
E. M. Cox was Ezekiel Morris Cox, also a son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth Copas Cox. He married Clara Mitchell on 14 Sep 1877 in Washington County. Ezekiel died in 1885, after which Clara remarried Dewitt Clinton Moody and had three more children. She is also buried at Double Springs Church Cemetery.
I’ve been trying to find my great grandpa’s grave and i know he was buried in Sullivan Co but don’t know which cemetery ,so i was wondering if there is a Aris Richard Cox buried in this cemetery.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks