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Older lady
Family tradition says this is "Aunt Wix" - we don't know who she is.
Could she be Francina's mother, Elizabeth Mead Cox (1794-1860)? Or John Cox Greer's stepmother, Cynthia W. Greer? |
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Younger lady
Family tradition has called her a Greer daughter, possibly Nap. Or could she be Francina Cox Greer King? |
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John Cox Greer (1796-1860)
Francina wrote a note that was attached to be back of this portrait, desiring it to hang in "this place" (Chalky Level) to the end of time. |
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Mother and Baby
Family tradition says this is Francina with son Stump (John Thomas Greer (1842-1880).
Or could it be her sister, Mentoria Bushrod Cox (1813-1859), who married James J. Harrison in 1832, and had six children. |
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Dick's Horn
These words are etched into this hunting horn, used to call the dogs in from the fields. According to family tradition, a portrait was made of Richard Cox Greer (1830-1889), son of Francina and John Cox Greer. He was dressed in a green velvet suit and had this horn slung over his shoulder on a thong. |
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