Husband of Marie F. Cox (See Family link below)
Postmaster of Junction City Post Office from July 1930 until his death in 1963. Replaced by his wife Marie as Postmaster upon his death.
From 1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 6 Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1910: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Father's Name: Homer W Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: Annie B Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 32 Annie B Cox 23
Cecil W Cox 6, Marsales(sp?) Cox 4.
From 1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 15
Home in 1920: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 41, Annie B Cox 32
Cecil W Cox 15, Musal(sp?) E Cox 14, Homer W Cox 2 months.
From 1930 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil Cox
Home in 1930: Church St., Junction City, Talbot, GA
Birthplace: Georgia, Married and Head of House
Spouse's Name: Marie Cox
Father's Birthplace: GA, Mother's Birthplace: GA
Occupation: Listed as Government Enumerator (Census taker)
Marie Occupation listed as Bank Clerk.
Military service: None
Age at first marriage: 23, Marie's age 21.
Household Members: Cecil Cox 25, Marie Cox 23
From 1940 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 35, Married and Head of House
Home in 1940:Junction City, Talbot, Georgia
Residence in 1935: Junction City, GA, same house
Occupation: Postmaster (Junction City Post Office)
Household Members and age: Cecil W Cox 35,
(wife)Marie F Cox 33.
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From The Butler Herald newspaper, page one, obit clipping dated Nov 14,1963:
Funeral Rites
Held For
Cecil W. Cox
Funeral services for Cecil Wilchar Cox were held Friday at the Missionary Baptist Church in Junction City at 3 p.m. Rev Charles Kay, pastor of the church, Rev. Joe Hendricks, a former pastor of the church, now of Emory University in Atlanta and Dr. B.E. Donehoo, a former pastor of the church and now retired at Montezuma, officiated. Internment was in the city cemetery.
Mr. Cox died Thursday about 5:15 at his home on Junction City after five weeks of illness.
Born August 16,1904, Mr. Cox was son of Homer W. Cox Sr. and the late Mrs. Annie Bell Wilchar Cox of Taylor County. He had resided in Junction City 36 years and had been Postmaster 33 of those years. He was a deacon on the Missionary Baptist Church and a member of the Masons.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Fielder Cox of Junction City; his father, Homer W. Cox Sr.; one brother, Homer W. Cox, Jr.; one sister, Mrs. Maesal Cox Childres and three nephews, Wayne, Danny, and Wesley Cox, all of Butler. He was also survived by a number of uncles and aunts.
Pallbearers were Harvey Buckner, Ira Craft, Brooks McDaniel, Leonard Morgan, Jr., Henry Cosby, and G.C. Stuckey.
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Postmaster of Junction City Post Office from July 1930 until his death in 1963. Replaced by his wife Marie as Postmaster upon his death.
From 1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 6 Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1910: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Father's Name: Homer W Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: Annie B Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 32 Annie B Cox 23
Cecil W Cox 6, Marsales(sp?) Cox 4.
From 1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 15
Home in 1920: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 41, Annie B Cox 32
Cecil W Cox 15, Musal(sp?) E Cox 14, Homer W Cox 2 months.
From 1930 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil Cox
Home in 1930: Church St., Junction City, Talbot, GA
Birthplace: Georgia, Married and Head of House
Spouse's Name: Marie Cox
Father's Birthplace: GA, Mother's Birthplace: GA
Occupation: Listed as Government Enumerator (Census taker)
Marie Occupation listed as Bank Clerk.
Military service: None
Age at first marriage: 23, Marie's age 21.
Household Members: Cecil Cox 25, Marie Cox 23
From 1940 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 35, Married and Head of House
Home in 1940:Junction City, Talbot, Georgia
Residence in 1935: Junction City, GA, same house
Occupation: Postmaster (Junction City Post Office)
Household Members and age: Cecil W Cox 35,
(wife)Marie F Cox 33.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Angela Covington
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt
From The Butler Herald newspaper, page one, obit clipping dated Nov 14,1963:
Funeral Rites
Held For
Cecil W. Cox
Funeral services for Cecil Wilchar Cox were held Friday at the Missionary Baptist Church in Junction City at 3 p.m. Rev Charles Kay, pastor of the church, Rev. Joe Hendricks, a former pastor of the church, now of Emory University in Atlanta and Dr. B.E. Donehoo, a former pastor of the church and now retired at Montezuma, officiated. Internment was in the city cemetery.
Mr. Cox died Thursday about 5:15 at his home on Junction City after five weeks of illness.
Born August 16,1904, Mr. Cox was son of Homer W. Cox Sr. and the late Mrs. Annie Bell Wilchar Cox of Taylor County. He had resided in Junction City 36 years and had been Postmaster 33 of those years. He was a deacon on the Missionary Baptist Church and a member of the Masons.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Fielder Cox of Junction City; his father, Homer W. Cox Sr.; one brother, Homer W. Cox, Jr.; one sister, Mrs. Maesal Cox Childres and three nephews, Wayne, Danny, and Wesley Cox, all of Butler. He was also survived by a number of uncles and aunts.
Pallbearers were Harvey Buckner, Ira Craft, Brooks McDaniel, Leonard Morgan, Jr., Henry Cosby, and G.C. Stuckey.
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Husband of Marie F. Cox (See Family link below)
Postmaster of Junction City Post Office from July 1930 until his death in 1963. Replaced by his wife Marie as Postmaster upon his death.
From 1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 6 Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1910: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Father's Name: Homer W Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: Annie B Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 32 Annie B Cox 23
Cecil W Cox 6, Marsales(sp?) Cox 4.
From 1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 15
Home in 1920: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 41, Annie B Cox 32
Cecil W Cox 15, Musal(sp?) E Cox 14, Homer W Cox 2 months.
From 1930 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil Cox
Home in 1930: Church St., Junction City, Talbot, GA
Birthplace: Georgia, Married and Head of House
Spouse's Name: Marie Cox
Father's Birthplace: GA, Mother's Birthplace: GA
Occupation: Listed as Government Enumerator (Census taker)
Marie Occupation listed as Bank Clerk.
Military service: None
Age at first marriage: 23, Marie's age 21.
Household Members: Cecil Cox 25, Marie Cox 23
From 1940 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 35, Married and Head of House
Home in 1940:Junction City, Talbot, Georgia
Residence in 1935: Junction City, GA, same house
Occupation: Postmaster (Junction City Post Office)
Household Members and age: Cecil W Cox 35,
(wife)Marie F Cox 33.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Angela Covington
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt
From The Butler Herald newspaper, page one, obit clipping dated Nov 14,1963:
Funeral Rites
Held For
Cecil W. Cox
Funeral services for Cecil Wilchar Cox were held Friday at the Missionary Baptist Church in Junction City at 3 p.m. Rev Charles Kay, pastor of the church, Rev. Joe Hendricks, a former pastor of the church, now of Emory University in Atlanta and Dr. B.E. Donehoo, a former pastor of the church and now retired at Montezuma, officiated. Internment was in the city cemetery.
Mr. Cox died Thursday about 5:15 at his home on Junction City after five weeks of illness.
Born August 16,1904, Mr. Cox was son of Homer W. Cox Sr. and the late Mrs. Annie Bell Wilchar Cox of Taylor County. He had resided in Junction City 36 years and had been Postmaster 33 of those years. He was a deacon on the Missionary Baptist Church and a member of the Masons.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Fielder Cox of Junction City; his father, Homer W. Cox Sr.; one brother, Homer W. Cox, Jr.; one sister, Mrs. Maesal Cox Childres and three nephews, Wayne, Danny, and Wesley Cox, all of Butler. He was also survived by a number of uncles and aunts.
Pallbearers were Harvey Buckner, Ira Craft, Brooks McDaniel, Leonard Morgan, Jr., Henry Cosby, and G.C. Stuckey.
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Postmaster of Junction City Post Office from July 1930 until his death in 1963. Replaced by his wife Marie as Postmaster upon his death.
From 1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 6 Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1910: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Father's Name: Homer W Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: Annie B Cox Birthplace: Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 32 Annie B Cox 23
Cecil W Cox 6, Marsales(sp?) Cox 4.
From 1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 15
Home in 1920: Butler, Taylor, Georgia
Household Members: Homer W Cox 41, Annie B Cox 32
Cecil W Cox 15, Musal(sp?) E Cox 14, Homer W Cox 2 months.
From 1930 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil Cox
Home in 1930: Church St., Junction City, Talbot, GA
Birthplace: Georgia, Married and Head of House
Spouse's Name: Marie Cox
Father's Birthplace: GA, Mother's Birthplace: GA
Occupation: Listed as Government Enumerator (Census taker)
Marie Occupation listed as Bank Clerk.
Military service: None
Age at first marriage: 23, Marie's age 21.
Household Members: Cecil Cox 25, Marie Cox 23
From 1940 United States Federal Census:
Name: Cecil W Cox, Age 35, Married and Head of House
Home in 1940:Junction City, Talbot, Georgia
Residence in 1935: Junction City, GA, same house
Occupation: Postmaster (Junction City Post Office)
Household Members and age: Cecil W Cox 35,
(wife)Marie F Cox 33.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Angela Covington
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/talbot/obits/cox.txt
From The Butler Herald newspaper, page one, obit clipping dated Nov 14,1963:
Funeral Rites
Held For
Cecil W. Cox
Funeral services for Cecil Wilchar Cox were held Friday at the Missionary Baptist Church in Junction City at 3 p.m. Rev Charles Kay, pastor of the church, Rev. Joe Hendricks, a former pastor of the church, now of Emory University in Atlanta and Dr. B.E. Donehoo, a former pastor of the church and now retired at Montezuma, officiated. Internment was in the city cemetery.
Mr. Cox died Thursday about 5:15 at his home on Junction City after five weeks of illness.
Born August 16,1904, Mr. Cox was son of Homer W. Cox Sr. and the late Mrs. Annie Bell Wilchar Cox of Taylor County. He had resided in Junction City 36 years and had been Postmaster 33 of those years. He was a deacon on the Missionary Baptist Church and a member of the Masons.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Fielder Cox of Junction City; his father, Homer W. Cox Sr.; one brother, Homer W. Cox, Jr.; one sister, Mrs. Maesal Cox Childres and three nephews, Wayne, Danny, and Wesley Cox, all of Butler. He was also survived by a number of uncles and aunts.
Pallbearers were Harvey Buckner, Ira Craft, Brooks McDaniel, Leonard Morgan, Jr., Henry Cosby, and G.C. Stuckey.
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