Cox Family Photos
Submitted
by:Dorothy
Cox Smith
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picture taken in 1928 in Lookeba.
This is Lura Cox and some of her cousins.
Left to right: Evelyn, Algie, Beatrice,
Lura, and Cecil
Cox.
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Mike Brand on Dead Woman"s Mound
taken about 1952
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Lookeba State Bank document
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John Henry and Manila Stidham
Cox
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Picture taken about 1907
Left to right front
row:
John Isaac Pearce (seated)
Dora Fletcher in his lap, Susan
Izola Fletcher Pearce, Clara
Fletcher, Rhoda Hoggard Fletcher,
Ruby Fletcher in her mother's
lap, Thomas Jasper Fletcher,
Jasper Ferman Fletcher
Standing in the back left to right:
Amanda Ella Fletcher, Margaret
Irene Fletcher
There were two other children not in the
picture
John Aubrey Fletcher and Tom
Fletcher.
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Tensley Eli, Sr. and Amanda
Ella Fletcher Cox
and son Roy Franklin Cox.
It was taken at
Effie Cox Henson's home at
Wynnewood, OK in Garvin County about
1918.
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These two
old pictures were taken at
Wilson, OK abt
1922. Tensley Eli Cox, Sr. was
working in the oil field as a contractor
and was associated with City State Bank
Wilson, Oklahoma.
Tensley
Eli Cox, Sr. on the right,
Clarence Pearce in the middle and a
Mr. Lamkin on the left. Mr.
Lamkin and Tensley worked together
hauling oil field equipment, rocks etc.
Note the eight wheel wagon with metal
tires for hauling heavy loads. On the
wagon is an unassembled steam boiler
called a 45 horse special. The smoke
stack is on top.
The first two horses were Dan and Dick.
Dan is on the outside and Dick on the
inside. They were war horses (World War
I). One of them had a scar in his neck
from the war. Dan weighed 1580 lbs and
Dick weighed 1640 lbs. Tensley said they
were excellent horses and would do
anything he asked of them. The next pair
of horses were Coley (black one) on the
inside and Sheb on the outside. They
each weighed about 1400 lbs. The two
mules next to the wagon weighed about
2200 lbs each.
Notice the walking beam pump jack in the
middle background and the tower.
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Jasper Ferman
Fletcher is the man on the left and
the other two men are unknown. This
wagon is also an eight wheel iron tire
wagon used to haul heavy loads. This
wagon is loaded with steam boiler
equipment used in the oil field of that
time.
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