ID: I21563
Name: Anna COX
Prefix: *
Given Name: Anna
Surname: Cox
Sex: F
_UID: CF82B6995D97054F96CFFD6EECCE61ECBF4E
Change Date: 2 JUN 2005
Birth: 2 MAY 1764 in North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME U. S. A.
Note: Alice Beal has provided Anna Cox's date and place of birth from her research. Other sources gave these as "before 1770" and at Harrington, ME.
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Death: AFT 1820
Note: This is the date of the birth of her last child.
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Residence: Harrington, Washington, ME U. S. A. 4
Father: Nathaniel COX b: NOV 1741 in Pembroke, Plymouth, MA U. S. A.
Mother: Hannah MITCHELL b: 19 APR 1743 in North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME U. S. A. c: 24 APR 1743 in North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME U. S. A.
Marriage 1
Samuel WAKEFIELD b: 15 MAR 1768 in Kennebunkport, York, ME U. S. A.
- Married:
BEF SEP 1792
- Note:
It is not certain that they are the parents of the Elisha Wakefield who settled in Ellsworth, ME.
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Children of Samuel Wakefield and Anna Cox are:
i. Elisha Wakefield, born September 1792; died Unknown; married Tully Nickerson.
ii. Dudley Wakefield, born January 4, 1794; died May 18, 1841.
iii. Drusilla Wakefield, born February 29, 1796; died Unknown; married Thomas Pendleton.
iv. Cyrus Wakefield, born August 3, 1798; died Unknown.
v. Emily Wakefield, born October 1, 1800; died Unknown.
13 vi. Lavinia Wakefield, born October 21, 1801 in Steuben, ME; died May 13, 1865 in Steuben, ME; married David Whitten June 30, 1833 in Steuben, ME.
vii. Lovisa Wakefield, born March 28, 1805; died Unknown.
viii. Asa Wakefield, born March 25, 1807; died Unknown.
ix. Elias Wakefield, born August 23, 1809; died Unknown; married Susan Anderson.
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Children
 Elisha C. WAKEFIELD b: ABT SEP 1792 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A. Dudley WAKEFIELD b: 4 JAN 1794 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.- Drusilla WAKEFIELD b: 29 FEB 1796 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
- Cyrus WAKEFIELD b: 3 AUG 1798 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
- Emily WAKEFIELD b: 1 OCT 1800
- Lavinia WAKEFIELD b: 21 OCT 1810 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
- Lovisa WAKEFIELD b: 28 MAR 1805 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
- Asa Burbank WAKEFIELD b: 25 MAR 1807 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
- Elias WAKEFIELD b: 23 AUG 1809 in Steuben, Washington, ME U. S. A.
Sources:
- Abbrev: Wakefield Memorial
Title:
Wakefield Memorial
Homer Wakefield, M. D., Wakefield Memorial, comprising an Historical, Genealogical and Biographical Register of the Name and Family of Wakefield (Bloomington, IL: privately printed, 1897)
Repository: Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston, MA 02116
U. S. A.
Repository: Name: Patrick McDonald Personal Library
Dural, NSW 2158
AUSTRALIA
Page: p. 124
- Abbrev: Info from Alice Beal
Title:
Alice Beal
abb@nemaine.com
24 Sep 2002
- Abbrev: Narraguagus, Maine (Early Families of)
Title:
Early Families of Narraguagus, Maine
(WASHINGTON COUNTY) NARRAGUAGUS, Early Families of. By Darryl B. Lamson and Leonard F. Tibbetts. 2 vols., approx. 1,568 pp., estimated 50,500 entry Every Name Index and 5,018 entry Place Name Index. Smythe sewn and hard cover. 2002. #2013 99.50
With this work the authors intended to cover all families found to be living before 1850 in the Narraguagus River Valley which is comprised of the towns of Beddington, Cherryfield, Deblois, Devereaux, Harrington, Milbridge and Steuben. These are the westernmost towns located in Washington County, Maine. The families in this book have been identified from the names of settlers on lists and petitions in the region as well as from names shown in the U.S. Census from 1790 through 1850. The first reported English settler was Henry Dyer who came in about 1758 to Dyers Bay (Steuben).
Prior to about 1783 any settlers near the Narraguagus River were at the mercy of the combatants in the French and Indian War, and were either killed or driven away, leaving no records. During the Revolutionary War, there was active, but not unanimous, support for the Colonial cause, and several Narraguagus men took part in the Battle of the Margaretta 12 June 1775. Further settlement of the townships was delayed by the war until after 1785 at which time, following a petition by the settlers, the townships were confirmed to the original proprietors upon conditions which included agreements for existing settlers to obtain ownership of their "improved" lands.
The family records and relationships are based on the town records of births, marriages, and deaths many of which no longer survive in their original form. Some are available only as transcriptions made years ago and in many cases these are the only family records available today. The value of this study as with the authors' earlier publication Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine is incalculable.
Repository: Name: Ellsworth Public Library
Ellsworth, ME 04605
U. S. A.
Repository: Name: Patrick McDonald Personal Library
Dural, NSW 2158
AUSTRALIA
Page: Vol. 2, p. 1034
- Abbrev: Wakefield Memorial
Title:
Wakefield Memorial
Homer Wakefield, M. D., Wakefield Memorial, comprising an Historical, Genealogical and Biographical Register of the Name and Family of Wakefield (Bloomington, IL: privately printed, 1897)
Repository: Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston, MA 02116
U. S. A.
Repository: Name: Patrick McDonald Personal Library
Dural, NSW 2158
AUSTRALIA
Page: p. 126
- Abbrev: Info from Brenda Frazer
Title:
Brenda Frazer
bfrazer821@aol.com and thewiz5s210@aol.com
http://members.theglobe.com/bfrazer57/ancestry/ancestry.htm
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