David Stokes

M, b. 23 October 1707, d. 12 September 1794
     David Stokes was born on 23 October 1707 in Charles City, Charles City County, Virginia. He was the son of John Stokes. David Stokes married Sarah Montford at North Carolina. David Stokes died on 12 September 1794 in Lunenburg, Virginia, at age 86.

Child of David Stokes and Sarah Montford

Sarah Montford

F, b. 3 February 1716, d. 9 April 1800
     Her married name was Stokes. Sarah Montford was born on 3 February 1716 in Charles City County, Virginia. She married David Stokes, son of John Stokes, at North Carolina. Sarah Montford died on 9 April 1800 in Lunenburg County, Virginia, at age 84.

Child of Sarah Montford and David Stokes

John Stokes

M, b. 1640, d. 1723
     John Stokes was born in 1640 in York County, Virginia. He was the son of William Stokes and Jane Scarsbrook. John Stokes died in 1723 in Charles City, Charles City County, Virginia.

Child of John Stokes

William Stokes

M, b. 1619, d. 13 October 1699
     William Stokes was born in 1619 in Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. He married Jane Scarsbrook, daughter of Jane Martiau. William Stokes died on 13 October 1699 in Surry County, Virginia.

Child of William Stokes and Jane Scarsbrook

Jane Scarsbrook

F, b. 1623, d. December 1695
     Her married name was Stokes. Jane Scarsbrook was born in 1623 in York County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Jane Martiau. Jane Scarsbrook married William Stokes. Jane Scarsbrook died in December 1695 in Virginia.

Child of Jane Scarsbrook and William Stokes

Jane Martiau

F, b. 1600, d. 1670
     Jane Martiau was born in 1600 in Elizabeth City, York County, Virginia. She died in 1670 in New Kent, Virginia.

Child of Jane Martiau

Jeffrey Robert Bagwell

M, b. 27 May 1968
     Jeffrey Robert Bagwell was also known as Jeff Bagwell. He was born on 27 May 1968 in Hanover, Massachusetts. He was the son of Robert Bernard Bagwell and Janice Hare. Xavier High School, a private all-male Catholic school located in Middletown, Connecticut. Jeffrey Robert attended University of Hartford, Connecticut, in circa 1986. Jeffrey Robert made his Major League Baseball debut for the Houston Astros.

Bagwell was selected in the fourth round of the 1989 draft by the Boston Red Sox. On August 30, 1990 the Red Sox traded him to the Houston Astros for 36-year old relief pitcher Larry Andersen to gear up for their playoff run.

That trade is now regarded as one of the most one-sided of all time. Although Andersen pitched well down the stretch in 1990 (allowing three runs in 22 innings of relief), and helped the Red Sox win the AL East division title on the last day of the season, Boston was swept in the American League Championship Series and then lost Andersen to free agency (in part because of a so-called collusion settlement).

At the time, however, the trade appeared to make some sense from the Red Sox' perspective. Although Bagwell was considered a top prospect, he was blocked from third base by veteran Wade Boggs. He also had to contend with two other top prospects at the position, Scott Cooper and Tim Naehring. However, both Cooper and Naehring were out of baseball by 1997.


Houston Astros
Bagwell blossomed in Houston, becoming one of the best players in Astros franchise history. Bagwell spent his 15-year career in a Houston uniform and, along with teammate Craig Biggio, was synonymous with the Astros throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s.

Bagwell hit and threw right-handed. His batting style was exaggerated and unusual; he actually stepped back with his front foot as he began his swing. Bagwell had a unique wide-open, crouched stance, which started in a low position with his knees bent, looking somewhat as if he were sitting on an invisible bench. Sliding his front foot backward, he would rise from his stance and swing.

Developed as a third baseman, he was shifted to first base during spring training because the Astros already had an established third baseman in Ken Caminiti. Debuting on opening day, Bagwell hit .294 with 15 home runs and 82 RBI, and led the 1991 Astros in several offensive categories, and was named the 1991 National League Rookie of the Year.

The best year in Bagwell's professional career was the strike-shortened 1994 season when he was unanimously named National League Most Valuable Player after batting .368 with 39 home runs, 116 runs batted in and 104 runs scored, in just 400 at-bats. He became the first National Leaguer to finish first or second in batting average, home runs, RBI, and runs scored since Willie Mays in 1955. His .750 slugging percentage in 1994 ranks as the 11th best single-season mark in Major League history and was the highest by a National Leaguer since Rogers Hornsby in 1925. Bagwell's hand was broken by a pitch on August 10, just before the players' strike began; had the season continued, he would likely have missed the remainder of the year and might not have won the MVP. But because of the timing of his "lucky break," Bagwell became just the fourth player in National League history to win the award unanimously. Bagwell was also the runner-up for the 1999 MVP, and was third in 1997.

Bagwell's unique stance made him vulnerable to inside pitches. His left hand was broken by pitches in 1993, 1994, and 1995. But rather than change his successful style, he began wearing a heavily-padded protective batting glove. Bagwell's stance also allowed him to shrink his strike zone and walk more often.

Bagwell had nine seasons with over 30 home runs, eight seasons with 100 or more RBI, and nine seasons with over 100 runs scored. In six consecutive years, from 1996 through 2001, he reached all three marks in every season. He drew at least 100 walks for seven straight seasons, and had six seasons with a .300 batting average.

Bagwell was also considered a strong fielder, winning a Gold Glove award in 1994, and compiling a career .993 fielding percentage. He also exhibited above-average speed and baserunning skills for a first baseman, stealing 202 bases over his career, including two seasons (1997, 1999) in which he stole at least 30 bases, and five seasons (1994, 1996-99) in which he stole at least 15. In 1997, he became the first full-time first baseman to steal 30 bases while hitting 30 home runs.

Bagwell was teammates with Craig Biggio for the entirety of his Major League career. While Derek Bell was on the team from 1995–1999, the trio was sometimes called "The Killer B's." The nickname also sometimes referred to Sean Berry and was later to include Lance Berkman and Carlos Beltran.

In 2001, Bagwell signed a five-year extension with Houston. By 2005, Bagwell was the seventh highest-paid player in the sport, receiving $18 million in the fourth year of the deal. However, shortly after the 2005 season began, a persistent arthritic condition in his shoulder sidelined him for what turned out to be three-quarters of the season. This same condition, which began to affect him in 2001, turned the former Golden Glove winner into a defensive liability at first base, forcing him to "push" the ball instead of throwing it. Teams began taking advantage of Bagwell's defensive weakness caused by the arthritic condition. As the condition worsened, Bagwell's offensive production suffered as well, and pressure mounted on the Astros' managers to bench the perennial All-Star. Although unable to throw, Bagwell was reactivated in September 2005 as a pinch hitter and played a small but symbolic role in the Astros' successful drive to capture the National League pennant. Bagwell was the Astros' designated hitter in the first two games of the World Series versus the Chicago White Sox, and a pinch hitter in the two games played in Houston.


Health issues
On January 23, 2006, the Astros indicated that they would file a claim on an insurance policy on Bagwell's health, to collect approximately $15.6 million of the $17 million in salary Bagwell was owed for the 2006 season. Because of the language of the policy, the Astros could not release Bagwell without losing their settlement, nor could Bagwell take the field. The decision effectively eliminated Bagwell's chances of playing again in the Major Leagues.

Nonetheless, Bagwell still reported to spring training hoping he could contribute in some way during the upcoming 2006 campaign, and to test his own injured shoulder. He wanted his play to determine his status, not the particulars of the Astros' insurance policy. Bagwell played several games with the Astros in spring training, batting .219 with two RBI. He never had to make any throws that were difficult enough to put notable stress on his shoulder, since the other infielders shifted toward him when they were playing. As expected, the Astros put him on the 15-day disabled list in late March. Bagwell said that he was only in good enough condition to play every several days, rather than every day. [1]Bagwell was paid the full amount of his contract, and that was never at issue. The Astros and the insurance company settled the claim the same day Bagwell announced his retirement.

The Astros declined to pick up the $18 million club option for 2007, instead buying Bagwell out for $7 million. Bagwell filed for free agency in November 2006, but announced his retirement one month later. Astros owner Drayton McLane and general manager Tim Purpura announced that Bagwell would remain in the Astros organization, in the player development department, as one of the Assistants to the General Manager.

Bagwell made his first public appearance at Minute Maid Park since the end of his career on June 28, 2007, when he was pulled out of the Astros dugout after the 7th inning by his former teammate and long-time friend Craig Biggio, who had just logged his 3000th career hit. Biggio wanted Bagwell to be with him "between the lines one more time" and to share the achievement and appreciation from the hometown Houston fans.


Number retirement
The Houston Astros retired his number 5 jersey on August 26, 2007, prior to the start of a game versus the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bagwell was the eighth player in Astros history to have his number retired. Most recently, Jimmy Wynn's No. 24 was retired in 2005. He married , daughter of Elizabeth (Betty) (?), on 14 November 1992. Jeffrey Robert Bagwell and were divorced on 2 July 1996. Jeffrey Robert Bagwell married Ericka Rodriguez on 26 October 1997.

Children of Jeffrey Robert Bagwell and Ericka Rodriguez

Bryce Alycia Bagwell

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     Bryce Alycia Bagwell is the daughter of Jeffrey Robert Bagwell and Ericka Rodriguez.

Blake Alexia Bagwell

F
     Blake Alexia Bagwell is the daughter of Jeffrey Robert Bagwell and Ericka Rodriguez.

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     is the daughter of Elizabeth (Betty) (?) married Jeffrey Robert Bagwell, son of Robert Bernard Bagwell and Janice Hare, on 14 November 1992. and Jeffrey Robert Bagwell were divorced on 2 July 1996.

Child of and Travis Knight

Ericka Rodriguez

F
     Ericka Rodriguez married Jeffrey Robert Bagwell, son of Robert Bernard Bagwell and Janice Hare, on 26 October 1997.

Marcus Alexander Bagwell

M
     Marcus Alexander Bagwell is the son of Steve Lamar Bagwell and Judy Ann (?) Marcus Alexander Bagwell married Alexis Rianja in 1988. Marcus Alexander Bagwell and Alexis Rianja were divorced in 1994. Marcus Alexander Bagwell married Gaby Randallson in 1996. Marcus Alexander Bagwell and Gaby Randallson were divorced in 2000.

Gaby Randallson

F
     Gaby Randallson married Marcus Alexander Bagwell, son of Steve Lamar Bagwell and Judy Ann (?), in 1996. Gaby Randallson and Marcus Alexander Bagwell were divorced in 2000.

Judy Ann (?)

F, b. 1943, d. November 2021
     Judy Ann (?) was born in 1943. As of before 1964,her married name was Bagwell. She married Steve Lamar Bagwell before 1964. Judy Ann (?) died in November 2021


Sad news to report for fans of WCW's later years today, as the star of one of their most infamous matches ever has passed away. Judy Bagwell, both real-life and on-screen mother of WCW star Marcus "Buff" Bagwell, passed away at the age of 78.


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We report with a heavy heart that Judy Bagwell passed away at the age of 78. Judy is the mother of former WCW star Buff Bagwell. Fans will remember seeing Judy with her many times on WCW TV.



Of course, she participated in the “Judy Bagwell on a Forklift” competition in New Blood Rising 2000, and even won the WCW doubles championship together with Rick Steiner in a short time. The Rebuilding Buff podcast on Twitter announced her death.


Sad news, Buff’s mam, Judy Bagwell has passed away. You might know her best in her appearances in WCW during the Scott Steiner/Buff feud in 98, and the Judy on a Forklift match in 2000! So many fun memories for wrestling fans. RIP former WCW tag champion Judy Bagwell
Her son Marcus “Buff” Bagwell shared the sad news on Twitter earlier this afternoon. Judy appeared in several memorable WCW clips, the most striking is Judy Bagwell’s performance in the forklift competition.

In 1998, after Rick Steiner chose her to replace the injured Kaos, Bagwell briefly became the former WCW doubles champion. Steiner was arguing with Buff Bagwell at the time, and his thinking was that Buff would not beat his mother. Bagwell said that Judy Bagwell suffers from dementia.

“We must announce with a heavy heart that the matriarch of the Bagwell family passed away on Friday. Over the years, Judy Bagwell has had three amazing children and a loving Husband and many good memories. Thank you to everyone who has questioned her over the years and prayed for her throughout her struggle with dementia. Judy Bagwell is 78 years old. RIP Judy 1943-2021”

Despite her strange adventures in the world of professional wrestling, Judy Bagwell is first and foremost a mother, wife and friend. Her son Buff Bagwell participated in WCW and WWE. He is 5 times WCW label champion. Judy Bagwell may be gone, but her memory will always be in the minds of wrestling fans who watched during the Monday Night Fight. During this difficult time, we express our condolences to the Bagwell family. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, Judy pleased all of us with her wrestling performance. As a mother, she was deeply loved by the family she left behind.


Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox1

M, b. 16 March 1867, d. 29 July 1924
     Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox was born on 16 March 1867 in Dale County, Alabama.1,2 He was the son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush.1 Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox married Willie Lorena Averett in 1883 at Dale County, Alabama. Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox married Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf on 12 April 1916 at Hartford, Geneva County, Alabama. Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox died on 29 July 1924 in Geneva County, Alabama, at age 57.2 He was buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Slocumb, Geneva County, Alabama.2

Children of Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox and Willie Lorena Averett

Children of Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox and Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf

Citations

  1. [S451] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Beat 3, Dale, Alabama, Page: 137, Dwelling: 130, Family Number: 130, Date: 1870.
  2. [S3780] Julius Edward Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi
  3. [S3779] Pony Black Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi

John Wesley Cox1

M, b. 9 February 1865, d. 17 November 1877
     John Wesley Cox was also known as Johnny Cox.1 He was born on 9 February 1865 in Dale County, Alabama.1,2 He was the son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush.1,2 John Wesley Cox died on 17 November 1877 in Dale County, Alabama, at age 12.2 He was buried at Claybank Cemetery, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama.2

Citations

  1. [S451] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Beat 3, Dale, Alabama, Page: 137, Dwelling: 130, Family Number: 130, Date: 1870.
  2. [S456] John Wesley Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com.

William Jasper "Willie" Cox1

M, b. 17 September 1859, d. 29 March 1933
     William Jasper "Willie" Cox was born on 17 September 1859 in Dale County, Alabama.1,2 He was the son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush.1 William Jasper "Willie" Cox married Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker on 17 October 1878 at Dale County, Alabama. William Jasper "Willie" Cox married Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan in 1893. William Jasper "Willie" Cox died on 29 March 1933 in Newton, Houston County, Alabama, at age 73.2 He was buried at Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church Cemetery, Houston County, Alabama.2

Children of William Jasper "Willie" Cox and Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker

Children of William Jasper "Willie" Cox and Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan

Citations

  1. [S451] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Beat 3, Dale, Alabama, Page: 137, Dwelling: 130, Family Number: 130, Date: 1870.
  2. [S5471] William Jasper Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210894
  3. [S5475] William Henry Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210893
  4. [S5483] Lehman Dewitt Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30424207
  5. [S5484] Beuna A. Cox Brackin Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30527944
  6. [S5486] Annie B. Cox Hollis Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30683405
  7. [S5474] Clifford Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210885

Georgia Ann Cox1,2

F, b. 7 November 1854, d. 11 January 1889
     Georgia Ann Cox was born on 7 November 1854 in Dale County, Alabama.1,2 She was the daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush.1 As of 1869,her married name was Martin. Georgia Ann Cox married Ruben Parr Martin in 1869. Georgia Ann Cox died on 11 January 1889 in Dale County, Alabama, at age 34.2 She was buried at Claybank Cemetery, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama.2

Citations

  1. [S451] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Beat 3, Dale, Alabama, Page: 137, Dwelling: 130, Family Number: 130, Date: 1870.
  2. [S74] Original survey by E.H.Hayes, "Tombstone Records from Claybank Cemetery."

Rosella Cox1

F, b. 4 December 1857, d. 2 May 1921
     Rosella Cox was born on 4 December 1857 in Dale County, Alabama.1 She was the daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush.1 As of after 1870,her married name was Hudgens. Rosella Cox married Ansel M. Hudgens after 1870. Rosella Cox died on 2 May 1921 at age 63.

Citations

  1. [S451] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Beat 3, Dale, Alabama, Page: 137, Dwelling: 130, Family Number: 130, Date: 1870.

Ruben Parr Martin1

M, b. 12 December 1851, d. 1923
     Ruben Parr Martin was born on 12 December 1851.1 He married Georgia Ann Cox, daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, in 1869. Ruben Parr Martin married Edna Collie Hughes, daughter of Needham K. Hughes and Elizabeth Jane Dowling, on 4 January 1891. Ruben Parr Martin died in 1923.1 He was buried at City Cemetery, Enterprise, Coffee County, Alabama.

Citations

  1. [S452] Ruben Martin Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com.

Edna Collie Hughes1

F, b. 21 February 1868, d. 1944
     Her married name was Martin. Edna Collie Hughes was born on 21 February 1868 in Dale County, Alabama.1 She was the daughter of Needham K. Hughes and Elizabeth Jane Dowling. Edna Collie Hughes married Ruben Parr Martin on 4 January 1891. Edna Collie Hughes died in 1944.1 She was buried at Enterprise City Cemetery, Enterprise, Coffee County, Alabama.1

Citations

  1. [S453] Edna C. Martin Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com.

Needham K. Hughes

M, b. 1 October 1838, d. 8 July 1905
     Needham K. Hughes was born on 1 October 1838. He married Elizabeth Jane Dowling, daughter of Edward Dowling and Anna M. Oates, before 1868. Needham K. Hughes died on 8 July 1905 at age 66. He was buried at Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas.

Child of Needham K. Hughes and Elizabeth Jane Dowling

Ansel M. Hudgens

M, b. 4 December 1857, d. 12 January 1912
     Ansel M. Hudgens was born on 4 December 1857 in Dale County, Alabama. He married Rosella Cox, daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, after 1870. Ansel M. Hudgens died on 12 January 1912 at age 54.

Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker

F, b. 12 August 1861, d. 29 September 1891
     Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker was born on 12 August 1861.1 As of 17 October 1878,her married name was Cox. She married William Jasper "Willie" Cox, son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, on 17 October 1878 at Dale County, Alabama. Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker died on 29 September 1891 at age 30.1 She was buried at Ozark City Cemetery, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama.1

Children of Martha Ellen "Dollie" Parker and William Jasper "Willie" Cox

Citations

  1. [S5500] Martha Ellen “Dollie” Parker Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/39166685
  2. [S5475] William Henry Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210893

Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan

F, b. 5 July 1869, d. 6 July 1955
     Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan was also known as Celeste L. Payne. She was born on 5 July 1869.1 As of 1893,her married name was Cox. She married William Jasper "Willie" Cox, son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, in 1893. Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan died on 6 July 1955 at age 86.1 She was buried at Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church Cemetery, Houston County, Alabama.1

Children of Celeste Lorenza "Lessie" Bryan and William Jasper "Willie" Cox

Citations

  1. [S5496] Lessie L. Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210890
  2. [S5483] Lehman Dewitt Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30424207
  3. [S5484] Beuna A. Cox Brackin Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30527944
  4. [S5486] Annie B. Cox Hollis Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/30683405
  5. [S5474] Clifford Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22210885

Martha Ann Cox

F, b. 18 March 1863, d. 12 July 1865
     Martha Ann Cox was born on 18 March 1863 in Dale County, Alabama.1 She was the daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush. Martha Ann Cox died on 12 July 1865 in Dale County, Alabama, at age 2.1 She was buried at Claybank Cemetery, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama.1

Citations

  1. [S454] Martha A. Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com.

Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf

F, b. 9 September 1890, d. 14 June 1983
     Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf was born on 9 September 1890 in Hartford, Geneva County, Alabama. As of 12 April 1916,her married name was Cox. She married Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox, son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, on 12 April 1916 at Hartford, Geneva County, Alabama. Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf died on 14 June 1983 in Hartford, Geneva County, Alabama, at age 92. She was buried at Hartford City Cemetery, Geneva County, Alabama.

Children of Sarah Mattie Estelle Metcalf and Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox

Willie Lorena Averett

F, b. 1 February 1867, d. 22 October 1915
     Willie Lorena Averett was born on 1 February 1867 in Dale County, Alabama. As of 1883,her married name was Cox. She married Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox, son of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, in 1883 at Dale County, Alabama. Willie Lorena Averett died on 22 October 1915 in Slocomb, Geneva County, Alabama, at age 48.

Children of Willie Lorena Averett and Julius Edward "Eddie" Cox

Citations

  1. [S3779] Pony Black Cox Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi

Frances Lenora "Nora" Cox

F, b. 11 April 1869, d. 1949
     Frances Lenora "Nora" Cox was born on 11 April 1869 in Dale County, Alabama. She was the daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush. As of 26 February 1887,her married name was Scaife. Frances Lenora "Nora" Cox married William Archie Scaife on 26 February 1887. Frances Lenora "Nora" Cox died in 1949.

William Archie Scaife

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     William Archie Scaife married Frances Lenora "Nora" Cox, daughter of William Fletcher Cox and Martha Ann Bush, on 26 February 1887.