Family: Cox, Charles Thomas / Long, Rachel Teressa (F5082)

m. 24 Jan 1867


Family Chart     |    PDF

Cox, Amos
Male (1821-1898)
Morley, Philena
Female (1813-1894)
 
 
Cox, Amelia Caroline
Female (1842-1926)
Cox, Loenza Philena
Female (1846-1846)
Cox, Rosetta Evelyn
Female (1849-1919)
Cox, Edward Amos
Male (1853-1928)
Long, Johann Gottlieb
Male (1812-1879)
Smith, Elizabeth
Female (1813-1900)
 
 
Long, Rosanna
Female (1833-1873)
Long, Catherine
Female (1835-1933)
Long, Manny
Male (1837- )
Long, Jacob Jay
Male (1839-1927)
Long, Mary Margaret
Female (1841-1873)
Long, Julia I.
Female (1845-1933)
Long, Henry Conrad
Male (1849-1926)
Long, Elizabeth
Female (1850-1850)
Long, Clara Anna
Female (1852-1926)
Cox, Charles Thomas
Male (1843-1911)
Long, Rachel Teressa
Female (1847-1881)

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