Reviews

There are errors. For example, the wife of the William Cocke who died in l7l7 was NOT Sarah Dennis. She was Sarah Perrin. They married in Hnerico, VA on November 2, l695. The children listed as children of Wm Cocke and Dennis are their children. There is ample documentation showing that wife of the William Cocke who died in l7l7 in Henrico was Sarah Perrin.
Sarah Dennis, cousin of Sarah Perrin, was the second wife of another William Cocke. They appear to have had no chldren; He died not long after their marriage. She next married, probably, William Cox. 

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This book opened a new world to me! I knew the families around my direct line, but had no way of researching the details past the census records. I have spent days recording what the Cox family in 1912 was able to assemble.
I cannot thank you enough.
I with there was a way to make the pages match the index, and make them accessible without going through page by page. What a pain!
Worth it, though.
Finally, I discovered it is two books--one on Coxes in general--from everywhere, and a separate accounting of the Coxes on Long Island, in which I am specifially interested. They are numbered separately, and require patience in reading the NEHGS format where the #'s are in bold after the listing in the family.
Thank you.