Gail (Irvin) Cox

Gail (Irvin) Cox

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Gail A. Cox formerly Irvin
Born 1940's.
Account confirmed 29 November 2011 | Gail's 7323 contributions | 50 thank-yous received
Last profile change on 30 March 2013
21:07: Lianne Lavoie posted a message on the page for Gail Cox. [Thank Lianne for this]
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Wikitree Guidance

I'm working on some help pages for users who might be afraid to use categories. This is very much a work in progress.


Essay Pages on Wikitree and in Google Docs

I have found essay writing to be sometimes easier to do and read on google docs when illustrations need to be put in the midst of a description. Therefore some of the links below will take you to my shared google docs. I have put links on those essays back to this page so you will find it easy to navigate back. The links to google doc essays open in a new window or tab.

  1. A Family Story
  2. Unintended Consquences and Family Trees.
  3. A list of my family names and where they came from fround by clicking: FAMILY NAMES
  4. The ship Johan Simon Heller and his father Johann Christoph Heller came to America on is The Winter Ship Galley.
  5. The 1903 book that contains the genealogy of the Duryea family is the Documentary History of the Nederdeutsche Gemeente


New York

  1. Links and more can be found for Village of Sea Cliff
  2. Brookville, Long Island, New York Church that played a strong part in Duryea family history Wolver Hollow Dutch Reform Church
  3. Long Island Cemeteries. A page giving information on Long Island Cemeteries that have a relationship to our Tree. Long Island Cemeteries

Pennsylvania

  1. Page on how municipalities work in Pennsylvania. Municipalities Summary
  2. A look at the Delaware River Gap in Pennsylvania. The Gap
  3. Heartbreaking Destruction in Philadelphia The Destruction of Monument Cemetery.
  4. Middle Smithfield Township Information
  5. Smithfield Township, Monroe County, Information
  6. Stroud Township Information
  7. Monroe County Information
  8. Shawnee Information
  9. Poplar Valley, Stroud Township
  10. Pike County Information
  11. Northampton County
  12. Prospect Cemetery
  13. Shawnee Presbyterian Church
  14. Neighbors Unrelated people who were living in Monroe County at the same time of my ancestors.
  15. Asylum Township Information
  16. Mt. Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery


My Photo Albums

My family photo albums are located at zenfolio where I pay for storage and a website. My personal photos are password protected to protect my grandchildren and their families. If you email me I will give you the password. You can go to grabmemories albums here.


About Me

I am a 60 something grandmother of four who has discovered genealogy as a hobby. My husband John and I enjoy cruising on our vacations. We live in Commerce, Georgia in an old antebellum which is a constant work in progress. I have the most wonderful grandchildren in the world.

I'm always happy to meet distant cousins and will gladly share any information that I have.






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  • full middle name
  • e-mail address
  • exact birthdate
  • birth location
  • images (75)
  • family tree
  • father's name
  • mother's name
  • siblings' names
  • spouse's name
  • childrens' names

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Comments

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  2. Private Message: You can also send a private message to Gail. (Best for comments to Gail that need to be private.)

Public Bulletin Board

On March 31, 2013 Lianne Lavoie wrote:

Hey Gail! I'm just going through some orphaned categories, and I found this one you created. I'm not sure where this cemetery is, so I don't know what categories to put it in. Do you know?

~Lianne


On December 3, 2012 Sandi Wiggins wrote:

I love the way you've shared links to your essays here.


On October 31, 2012 Gay Morton wrote:

Thanks Gail, This is going to be a slow go for me, But I will find my paperwork and get started. I appreciate this.


On October 28, 2012 Gay Morton wrote:

I am looking for a way to share my research. It is all on paper and it needs to be shared. I have a names that are hard to research, Hobt, Mullenaux, and my mother's name, Sims, is well researched. I also have Clarks and Fains. I am not sure what I need to get started sharing what I know, and getting help from others. I have read the honor code and mission and think they are what I have been looking for in a site. I am tracing families in Tennessee and Ohio. I feel I have something to offer the tree, but I am not very good at doing this on a computer.


On September 12, 2012 Conrad Covell wrote:

Thank you for inviting me to WikiTree. Your Biography was so similar to mine, I could make a few changes and it would be mine.
Thank you again
Conrad


On September 7, 2012 Maggie N. wrote:

What a great idea about linking to Google Docs !


On August 5, 2012 Ronna Stanley wrote:

I "awestruck" by your profile!!! I couldn't have picked a better "mentor" to learn from...I'm off to read your pages...
thank you for the invite.


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