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World War 2

Paul O Cox, s/o George W & Clara H Cox, b. Oct 8,1924, d. April 18, 1945, killed in action in world war 2

Spanish-American War (1898-1899)

Gilbert M Cox

Ira M Cox

Jack B Cox

Joseph H Cox

Martin Cox

Samuel M Cox

1st Arkansas Independent Light Artillery
Commanded by Benton D. Starks

Samuel Cox, s/o Nathan Cox & Ruth Bruer, h/o Pamelia Ingram, b. 1827 OH, enlisted in Company A in 1863 and served for 2 years. He lost his hearing by the heavy firing of cannons. He fought in fifteen engagements when artillery was used (From: History of Northwestern Arkansas)

1st Arkansas Union Light Artillery

Franklin Cox

Samuel Cox

1st Arkansas Union Army

Albert Cox

John Cox

Joshua Cox

Nathan Cox

Zachariah Cox

1st Arkansas Union Infantry

Sinclair Cox

2nd Arkansas Union Infantry

Allen P Cox

Elihu Cox

John Cox

John Cox

2nd Arkansas Union Cavalry

Amond B Cox

3rd Arkansas Union Cavalry

James S.F. Cox

4th Arkansas Union Infantry

Allen P Cox

4th Arkansas Union Army

Dennis B Cox

John J Cox

John Q Cox

Twenty-fifth Arkansas Volunteer Infantry, Company D

Henry B Cox, s/o William A Cox & Hiley Schofield Magee, h/o Addie E Lavender & Laura I Cox, enlisted March, 1862. He was elected third lieutenant at Corinth, Miss. At Readerville, Tenn, he was promoted to first lieutenant. He was in the battles at Richmond, KY and Murfreesboro, TN. At Murfreesboro he was wounded in the right foot, which resulted in much suffering and a long confinement in the Medical College Hospital at Atlanta, GA (From: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas)