| Name | Street | Town | State | From | To |
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| Cox, Calvin | Coxville, Pitt county | North Carolina | 1858 | ||
| Cox, Calvin | Greenville, Pitt county | North Carolina | 1870 | ||
| Cox, Calvin | Swift Creek, Pitt county | North Carolina | 1880 | ||
| Cox, Calvin | Winterville, Pitt county | North Carolina | 1891 |
| Patent | Date | Remarks |
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| 20,041 | April 27, 1858 | Magazine Fire Arm view patent |
| 27,778 | April 10,1860 | Breech-loading Fire-armrm view patent |
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Calvin Cox, born January 14, 1827 in North Carolina and died on March 16, 1891 in Winterville, Pitt county. There is a discrepancy about his birthday. Ne 1850 U.S. Federal Census gives him as born around 1825 in North Carolina living in Burneys, Pitt, North Carolina. In contrast, the 1870 US census states, Calvin Coy (as spelled), age 43, born about 1827 in North Carolina, living in Greenville, Pitt, North Carolina. And again: The U.S. Federa Census of 1880 mentions Calvin Cox, age 53, born about 1827 in North Carolina and living in Swift Creek, Pitt, North Carolina. He is married to Emely E. Cox, age 27, whose parents were both born in North Carolina. He is a lawyer. Also named is a daughter from his first marriage to Love Roach, Sarah C. Cox, age 17. He was married on December 13, 1860 to Lovey May Roach, who died in 1868. They had one child, Sarah C. Cox. Around 1870 he married Emily Evely Smith. Together they had 10 children. One of them was William Edward Cox, 1870-1946) In 1869 he was Judge of Probate for Pitt County. As of Pitt county post Officex he was FIrst US Postmaster foe Coxville as of October 9, 1853. |
