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CnX OF MOXMOUTH COL'XTV 185
"I, Daniel Cox, of Tri-nton, count}' of Hunterdon," etc., etc.
Son, John Cox
Son, Willi.mi Cox
D.iuf^hter, Rebecca
•'Unto Charles, Thomas and Mary Co.\, born of the body of Mary John.son, of Trenton, aforesaid, spinster,
and to their heirs," etc., ample pro\-ision.
Son, Daniel Cox; to him lands bequeathed to the testator by his father. Dr. Daniel Cox.
There are records of a pottery, at Burlington, or near there, for the making of white
"chiney " ware, in lOSo. This was the first attempt at this sort of manufacture in the Colonies.
This lottery was erected by Dr. Coxe, of London, at an expense of £2,000. Desiring to
sell the property, he wrote, from London, as follows:
"I have erected, at Burlington, for white & chiney ware, two houses and kilns, with ail necessary implements,
di\ ers workmen and other servants, and have expended thereon about 2,000 pounds. Twelve hundred
l>ounds have been made, & the ware has been sold in great quantities in Rarbadoes, & the other islands—in the
Country & in the neighboring Colonies."
From Mrs. John Moses, Trenton, N. J.
1725, ]\Ich. 28. Will of John Cox, of Greenwich, Salem County, N. J., in which he devised
his property to friends and mentions no children.
1728, Dec. 22. Will of Samuel Cox, of Burlington, blacksmith, mentioned:
Wife, Sarah, daughter of Emanuel Smith.
Son, Emanuel
Son, Samuel
Son, Benjamin
1742.. The Rev. ^h. Tennent employed Mr. John Cox, an eminent lawyer, of the province
of New Jersey, to defend him in his celebrated law suit.
1749, July 26. Will of Edward Cox, of Woodbridge, County of Middlesex, X. J.; proved
Sept. 14, 1749, mentioned:
Son, Humphrey
Eldest daughter, Dorothy, and three other children under age.
1 7 58, October. Thomas Cox, cooper, held four acres of land in Upper Freehold.
1776. Thomas Cox, joiner, of Upper Freehold, mortgaged land.
1785- J"^'^!'^ Cox is mentioned, as a step-brother, in the will of Thomas Saltar, 1785, and
was then a resident of X'orth Carolina. He had ten children, as enumerated in Thomas Saltar's
will. The}' were Monmouth County i)eople. See Saltar Family.
Issue
Aaron Cox
Paul Cox
Elijah Cox
Rebecca Cox
Mary Cox
Rachel Cox
Anne Cox
Elizabeth Cox
Susanna Cox
Elisha Cox