Obituary for Elizabeth Reynolds Cox published in the "Dallas Morning News" on June 9, 1959.
"Mrs. Elizabeth Cox - Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds Cox of San Antonio, a near life-long resident of Dallas, died Monday in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Cox had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Unger, in San Antonio for the past few years. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors also include two sons, Jack A. Cox and George A. Cox, both of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. George L. Dexter of Dallas and Mrs. M.R. DeLano of Balboa, Calif.; six grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Greenwood Cemetery, 3020 Oak Grove."
"Mrs. Elizabeth Cox - Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds Cox of San Antonio, a near life-long resident of Dallas, died Monday in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Cox had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Unger, in San Antonio for the past few years. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors also include two sons, Jack A. Cox and George A. Cox, both of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. George L. Dexter of Dallas and Mrs. M.R. DeLano of Balboa, Calif.; six grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Greenwood Cemetery, 3020 Oak Grove."
Obituary for Elizabeth Reynolds Cox published in the "Dallas Morning News" on June 9, 1959.
"Mrs. Elizabeth Cox - Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds Cox of San Antonio, a near life-long resident of Dallas, died Monday in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Cox had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Unger, in San Antonio for the past few years. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors also include two sons, Jack A. Cox and George A. Cox, both of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. George L. Dexter of Dallas and Mrs. M.R. DeLano of Balboa, Calif.; six grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Greenwood Cemetery, 3020 Oak Grove."
"Mrs. Elizabeth Cox - Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds Cox of San Antonio, a near life-long resident of Dallas, died Monday in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Cox had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Unger, in San Antonio for the past few years. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors also include two sons, Jack A. Cox and George A. Cox, both of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. George L. Dexter of Dallas and Mrs. M.R. DeLano of Balboa, Calif.; six grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Greenwood Cemetery, 3020 Oak Grove."
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