Hannah Cox

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Hannah was the daughter of John Trembley and Marie Noe. She Married her step brother Phillip Cox. Phillip [Jr?] married to her niece Hannah Trembley, daughter of Peter Trembley and Martha (2nd wife)(widow of Capt Graves).

Careful: Phillip Cox Jr & Sr seem conflated in records.

Family

Philip left all of his movable estate to his three surviving children, Isaac, Hannah, and Susannah.

Philip Cox made his will on March 10, 1785, leaving "all my Homeste[a]d Plantation where I now live together with all my out Land and Rights of Land throughout the State of New Jersey to my Son

• Isaac Cox, his Heirs and Assigns, forever." In exchange, Isaac had to pay his sisters,
• Hannah Sutton and
• Susannah Sutton, 100 pounds "proclamation money."
• A granddaughter, Sarah Riggs, was to receive 8 pounds and her son,
• Peter Riggs, 2 pounds.
• (Jo)Hannah Cox, Philip's wife, is not mentioned.
• Isaac Cox and Anthony Cosart were named as executors,
• Samuel Tingley, Janet Tingley, Rhoday Corton, and Abner Sutton were witnesses.

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178453152/phillip-cox

Philip Jr. married Johannah Trembly about 1738 in NJ. This family was something else to straighten out. Everyone thought he lived to be about 106 but as it turned out. There were 2 Philip Coxes. His father died young. We found out when Mercer Co, NJ. decided to make a highway thru what was once a cemetery. The 2 Philip Coxes stones were found being used as steps into a house, nearby.

References

• The Cox Family in America: A History and Genealogy of the Older Branches of ... By Henry Miller Cox. Page 205. GoogleBooks