Joseph Cox, the only son of Enoch Cox, Sr., was born in Mason County, Ky., December 25, 1818; died on the old homestead, near Delphi, December 31, 1868. He was about ten years of age when he came with his father to Carroll County. His education was that of a farmer’s boy, and he pursued the vocation of a farmer through his life. April 23, 1840 he was married to Miss Elizabeth E. Jackson, who was born in Giles County, Va., May 24, 1818 and is still living. After his marriage his marriage, he moved into Madison Township and resided there six or seven years, when he returned to the old homestead and passed the remainder of the days thereon. Two sons, Enoch and Joseph A. are yet living in the city.
Mr. Cox was an enthusiastic member of the Independent Order of the Odd Fellows for many years. He united with Delphi Lodge No. 28, December 8, 1854. He represented his lodge in the Grand Lodge of Indiana and was a member of the Encampment. In all the relations of life, Joseph Cox proved as honorable man and good citizen.
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