Family: Brady, Warren Paddix / Cox, Rachel Ann (F36050)

m. 6 May 1855


Family Chart     |    PDF

 
 
Brady, Simeon
Male (1832-1840)
Brady, Elizabeth Ann
Female (1839-1922)
Brady, Keziah Frances
Female (1841-1922)
Brady, Jordan
Male (1843-1934)
Brady, Tranquilla Ann
Female (1846-1941)
Brady, Joseph
Male (1846-1846)
Brady, Sarah Matilda
Female (1852-1922)
Cox, John Jehu
Male (1803-1895)
Pyle, Sarah Riddle
Female (1808-1891)
 
 
Cox, Rosanna
Female (1825-1866)
Cox, Henderson
Male (1829-1848)
Cox, Sarah
Female (1832- )
Cox, Mary Jane
Female (1833-1911)
Cox, Elias
Male (1835-1917)
Cox, Sarah
Female (1832-1885)
Cox, Jehu
Male (1837-1889)
Cox, Isaiah
Male (1839-1896)
Cox, Emma Elizabeth
Female (1844-1931)
Cox, Rachel Ann
Female (1836-1922)
Brady, Warren Paddix
Male (1836-1909)

ABOUT THE HISTORICAL PIONEER
RESEARCH GROUP, INC

There are still many cemeteries to be located
with ground penetrating radar. The cost is $4000.00+ a day
for the surveys. Your help to locate the resting places
of the lost burials of these noble pioneers is appreciated

The Historical Pioneer Research Group, Inc is a
not-for-profit organization in the state of Nebraska.

All donations to the HPRG are tax-deductible.

Donations can be sent to
Historical Pioneer Research Group, Inc.
PO Box 291 Elkhorn NE 68022
ATTN: Maury Schooff, Treasurer

Copyright 2023 Historical Pioneer Research Group, Inc

This site is not affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon Church).

The views contained therein are those of the owner and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The painting "Kanesville 1852" is used by courtesy
of the Historical Society of Pottawattamie County, Council Bluffs, Iowa