Records and documents: Leah Cox
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Source: Joseph Dow, History of the Town of Hampton, N.H. (1893); Internet Archive (public domain).
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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: 'MOSES COXE was at Hampton as early as the spring of 1640 .. He died May 28, 1687'; his children include 'Mary, b. ab. 1644; m. John Godfrey', 'Rachel, m..' and 'Leah, b. Ap. 21, 1661; m. James Perkins (7); d. Feb. 19, 1749'. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed: the names and the 1661 and 1749 dates match the tree's Moses Coxe (1594-1687), Rachel Cox (1644-1707) and Leah Cox (1661-1749); the page is a printed town history and the tie to the tree's parentage is the Hampton story's claim.
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Source: Joseph Dow, History of the Town of Hampton, N.H. (1893); Internet Archive (public domain).
How it is shown: Complete page as supplied; no crop, no retouch, no search highlight.
Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: 'I. ABRAHAM PERKINS, born about 1613 ..' and 'James (7), b. Oct. 5, 1647; m. Leah Coxe', with other Perkins children and marriages. The page also names an Elizabeth Sleeper as a wife in the next generation, which is not tagged. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed, that James Perkins and Leah Coxe are the tree's James Perkins Sr. (1647-1731) and Leah Cox (1661-1749), by name and dates.
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