A marriage bond was recorded for John and Eunice Cox by John Armstrong and Abraham Cox on June 14, 1864[1]. The bond was directed to the minister of the Baptist church in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
At the time of the 1871 Canada Census, John, Eunice, Stanley, Oscar, and Gertrude Armstrong were listed as living in Lower Horton, Nova Scotia[2]. At the time of the census, John's occupation was listed as "Shoemaker".
John died in Lower Horton on May 31, 1875[3].
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