The Revolutionary services of John Greenwood of Boston and New York, 1775-1783; . ts of the 48th Foot. iii. Edward Cox; entered army in 1804 as an en-sign; retired about 1824, when captain in the 6th Foot(or I St Warwickshire Regiment) ; was living, 1861, atKingsey on the St. Francis River, some sixty-five milesnorth of east from Montreal. In December, 1909, two ladies, Miss Cox and her sister, Mrs. Ada Austin, widow, were living in Montreal at No. 400 SherbrookeStreet, the last of Captain Coxs family. Mrs. Austin C543 had a miniature portrait of her great-grandmother,Mrs. Martha (Fans) Walker
The Revolutionary services of John Greenwood of Boston and New York, 1775-1783; . ts of the 48th Foot. iii. Edward Cox; entered army in 1804 as an en-sign; retired about 1824, when captain in the 6th Foot(or I St Warwickshire Regiment) ; was living, 1861, atKingsey on the St. Francis River, some sixty-five milesnorth of east from Montreal. In December, 1909, two ladies, Miss Cox and her sister, Mrs. Ada Austin, widow, were living in Montreal at No. 400 SherbrookeStreet, the last of Captain Coxs family. Mrs. Austin C543 had a miniature portrait of her great-grandmother,Mrs. Martha (Fans) Walker, and at that time por-traits of Colonel Thomas Walker and his wife werein the Museum of the Chateau Ramezay, Notre DameStreet, Montreal. Css: 4\. THE REVOLUTIONARYSERVICES OF JOHN GREENWOOD ItOF BOSTON AND NEW YORK 1775-1783Sdiied from the Original (t^KCanuscript WITH NOTES BY HIS GRANDSON ISAAC J. GREENV^OODrevolutionaryser01gree
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