Clive Cox
Clive Cox

BORN:

   January 15,1893

IN:

  Carroll Co. VA

MARRIED:

   June 1917

IN:

  Fredericksburg, VA

DIED:

   November 1976

IN:

   Dugspur, Carroll Co., VA

BURIAL:

  Cox cemetery, Dugspur, VA

FATHER:

 Tazwell Saford Cox

MOTHER:

  Martha Elizabeth Huff

CHILDREN:

  Mary Louise Cox, Martha Elizabeth Cox; Alexander Cox

 

 

 
Wife: Eunice Willoughby

BORN:

  November 12, 1893

IN:

  Fredericksburg, VA

DIED:

   May 9, 1973

IN:

   King George Co., VA

BURIAL:

  In History Land Cemetery, King George  Co.

FATHER:

  Thomas Leslie Willoughby

MOTHER:

  Mary Ida Payne

OTHER SPOUSES:

  1. Charles Hinton; 2. George Jenkins

CHILDREN OF SPOUSE #1:

Dorthy Inez Hinton; Charles Henry Hinton; Charolet Hope Hinton

NOTE: Clive Cox was a teacher in Dugspur, Va. as a young man. He was about 6 ft. tall, medium build, blue eyes, and red / auburn hair. He became a Brakeman / Conductor for the Pennsylvania Rail Road around 1917. He transported US Troops by rail during World War One and because of this job he was classified as A- IV by the Local Draft Board and deferred from service. As a boy he saw Buffalo Bill Cody in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show at Pulaski, Va.. He lived the last 21 years of his life in the home his father built in Dugspur, Va.. This home was a favorite family gathering place for vacations and just to relax.