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Title: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: laineybug79 on Thursday 22 December 11 18:59 GMT (UK)
I am looking for help with tracing my grandfather's family. His name was James Sidney Cox, born Apr 1915 in Wandsworth.
I do not know his mother or father's names and so do not know where to start! Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: Dazey999 on Thursday 22 December 11 19:08 GMT (UK)
Hi laineybug
The birth registration for James S Cox in Wandsworth Apr-Jun 1915 gives the mother's maiden surname as Coventry.

Other Cox births in Wandsworth around this time, with mother Coventry, are:
Edward C Cox 1918 and Dorothy M Cox 1912 and Emily G Cox 1913.

Do you know if your grandfather had brothers/sisters with these names?

Dazey
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 22 December 11 19:12 GMT (UK)
Wrong marriage
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: nanny jan on Thursday 22 December 11 19:14 GMT (UK)
Hi,

Copies of certificates can be ordered on line and cost £9.25
  
www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content.certificates/



Nanny Jan
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 22 December 11 19:16 GMT (UK)
It's not the marriage in the September qtr 1911 - she married Hutchinson

This is the only other

Marriages September qtr 1898   
Charlotte Katherine Coventry/Edward James Cox    St. George Hanover square 1a 1069   
 
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 22 December 11 19:25 GMT (UK)
You are going to need a copy of James Sidney's birth cert but bear this 1901 entry for London St George in mind in case his parents are Edward and Charlotte

Edward J Cox 31 b Westminster  dock porter
Charlotte 24 b Pimlico
Arthur J 2 b Pimlico
RG13 Piece 87 Folio 113 Page 65
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: laineybug79 on Thursday 22 December 11 23:14 GMT (UK)
Thanks for the info so far - will have to dig out his birth certificate (sure i have it somewhere). The name Coventry definitely rings a bell, but as for his siblings - I know he had loads (no idea of exact number) but they all had nicknames, which doesn't help!
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 22 December 11 23:18 GMT (UK)
It's his parents names that are the most important as that info will determine if it's the right 1901 entry
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: Quicker on Thursday 21 February 13 16:57 GMT (UK)
I have Cox in Wandsworth from at least 1851, and James and Sidney are both common names in the family.  If you find your line connects to the family shown below, I would be glad to share what I have.
[Since not often on this site, feel free to contact me by email: edited

1851 HO107/1578/F19
Frogmore, Wandsworth [Frogmore is the street name]
Thomas Cox/Head/Mar/43//Grocer & Baker/Hants Basingstoke//
Mary Cox/Wife///33//Essex Chigwell//
Celia Cox/Daug///10//Middlesex Kensington//
Alice Cox/Daug///7//Middlesex Kensington//
Edwin Cox/Son//5///Middlesex Kensington//
Jannett Cox/Daug///2//Surrey Wandsworth//
James W.Cox/Son//1///Surrey Wandsworth//
[Alfred 9, Edgar 7 elsewhere]

All the best, Roger
Title: Re: Cox - Wandsworth
Post by: dawnsh on Thursday 21 February 13 17:09 GMT (UK)
Hi Roger

Welcome back to Rootschat  ;D

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Dawn