Family Group Sheet for James Alexander Cox / Lillian May Wigglesworth (F4090) m. 28 Apr 1915 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: James Alexander Cox / Lillian May Wigglesworth (F4090)

m. 28 Apr 1915

Family Information

Male
James Alexander Cox

Birth	13 Dec 1888	81 Cleveland Street, Bethnal Green, Middx.
Death	12 Oct 1970	Cottage Hospital, Rush Green Hospital, Dagenham, Essex..
Burial
Marriage	28 Apr 1915	Parish Church Stepney, London - COPY
Other Spouse	Lilian Augusta Warren \| F4089
Marriage	28 Sep 1966	Register Office, Rochford, Essex
Father	Charles Cox \| F4169 Group Sheet
Mother	Emma Elizabeth Merson \| F4169 Group Sheet

Female
Lillian May Wigglesworth

Birth	20 Mar 1892	120 Cambridge Road, Bethnal Green, Middx.
Death	26 Aug 1959	Victoria Hospital, Romford, Essex
Burial
Father
Mother

Male
Peter Cox

Birth	1915
Death	1915
Burial

Male
James Lawford Cox

Birth	13 Aug 1916	24 Brandon Road, Bethnal Green, Essex
Death	05 Jul 1944	lost on duty
Burial

Female
Lilian Florence Cox

Birth	02 Oct 1918	24 Brandon Road, Bethnal Green, Essex
Death	29 May 1995	Crown Residential Nursing Home, The Triangle, Old London Road, Wheatley.
Burial

Female
Iris May Cox

Birth	23 Feb 1921	London
Death	26 Sep 2005	3.30p.m. Alderney Hospital, Ringwood Road, Parkstone, Poole
Burial

Female
Vera Winifred Cox

Birth	07 Feb 1926	15 Campden Crescent, Ilford, Essex
Death	09 Jun 1946	Harold Court Sanatorium, Harold Wood, Essex
Burial

Male
Stanley Edward Cox

Birth	31 Oct 1928
Death	02 May 2014
Burial

Female
Elsie Dorothy Cox

Birth	15 Dec 1930	14 Lichfield Road, Ilford, Essex
Death	17 Mar 1932	14 Lichfield Road, Ilford, Essex
Burial

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