Cribb, Elizabeth Return to INDEX
Born:  May 1822 (from 1900 census)
Died: 1913
Father  -- possibly Eli, John or William Cribb.  Dempsey Cribb appears unlikely.
Mother

Biographical Sketch:

She married Archibald Cox, Jr.; they had 7 children.  One son was Charles Henry Cox.

Other children:

Solomon C. (ca 1843 – aft Jan 25 1864).

John F. (1845 – ?).
 
 Frances Adaline (1845 – Nov 15, 1936) + Francis John Poston (Mar 1846 – Jul 1927)  =  9 children.  Married by 1870.  See 1880 1900 1910  1920 and 1930.  Died in Florence County, SC.   Her birth (estimated) & death dates are obtained from her death certificate.  Francis John Poston was son of  Josiah R. Poston (born 1817) and Elizabeth Daniels.  Photo of Frances Adaline Cox gravestone; photo of Francis John Poston gravestone.  They are both buried in Prosser Cemetery (N latitude= 33d 54m 00s; W longitude=  79d 32m 30s).

 Richard James (May 21 1848 – Jan 24 1898) + Sallie Martha Adieu Johnson (May 25 1853 – Dec 23 1922)  = 9 children.  Died in Florence County, SC and is buried with his wife in Trinity Cemetery.  Living with family near Archibald Cox, Jr. in 1870.  Bertha Cox Chandler was one granddaughter.  Also see 1880 1900 1920a1920b.  He was a magistrate who was shot to death.  Sallie Johnson was daughter of William Johnson and Margaret Stone.  Sallie Johnson's death certificate.

Nelson and (Oct 19 1851 – May 15 1934) + Lougenia Powell (Sep 26 1852 – Oct 28 1922).  Died in Decatur County, GA.  Said to both be buried in unmarked graves in Mount Olive Baptist Church Cemetery, Decatur County, Georgia.   Living with family near Archibald Cox, Jr. in 1870.  See 1880 1910 1920 and 1930.  Also see.   Children: Beatrice Bridget, Walter, Fletcher, Walker McCall, Minnie, Fulton B.).

Mary E. (June 1855 - 1908) + W.T. Thomas Cribb (Aug 1858 - 1920).  Age 24 unmarried at home in 1870, but living with husband and 2 year old daughter Annie near Archibald Cox, Jr. in 1880.  Also see 1900 and 1910.  Note-- SC DHEC could not locate her death certificate (search 1915-1934).   Gravestone (Trinity Cemetery, Florence County SC) and 1900 Census provides dates.  Children: Annie (Mar 30 1877 - May 9 1945), Mamie V. (Mar 25 1886 - Aug 15 1973) and William T. (June 1891 -  ?).  Need to correct census data for Thomas Cribb.  


Census Data:

1820 -- Eli Cribb  Noah Cribb Caroline Cribb   
1830 -- Elizabeth Cribb  Eli Cribb (not found)  
1840 -- Eli Cribb    

1840a1840b -- living in Archy Cox, Jr. household with no children.
1850 -- living with Archibald Cox,Jr. near several Cribbs in 1850. Children  Sol, John F., Mary A.,
1860 -- Archibald (age 40), Elizabeth (age 35), Solomon (age 16), John (age 15), Mary (age 13), James (age 12), Nelson (age 10), Francis (age 8), Archibald (age 6/12 m)
1869 -- SC Marion County.  "Cox, Archibald" with 1 male child between 6 and 16 (Charles).  3 people of all ages.
1870 -- Archibald, Elizabeth, Mary and (Charles) Henry.  Richard & Nelson live nearby with their wives. 
1880  -- this census notes that Archibald, Elizabeth and Henry are in good health, can read and write, and that all of their parents were born in South Carolina. She and husband Archibald Cox, Jr. are living next to their daughter Mary and son-in-law Thomas Cribb.
1900  -- She is shown as a 78 year old widowed boarder with date of birth May 1822, unable to read or write.
1910  -- She is not found in the boarding household where she had lived in 1900.

Photo Index:

Notes:

Bertha Cox Chandler's work gives her birthdate as ca 1822, which agrees with the Census of 1900.

She is recorded as buried in the Cribb-Burrows Cemetery  listed as Betsy Cribb Cox (map 25).  Bertha Cox Chandler is said to have spoken to an elderly man who attended the funeral of Elizabeth Cribb and said that she was buried in the Cribb-Burrows cemetery.

It is said that Elizabeth has a sister also buried in this cemetery. Thomas Burrows (or Burroughs) married Sarah Cribb; perhaps Sarah is the sister.  Sarah Cribb was a child of Noah and Martha Cribb of Georgetown, SC.  

The Cribb-Burrows cemetery is on Carraway Road off Pleasant Hill Road.  This cemetery is near Georgetown City, SC.  
Note that an Elizabeth Cribb appears in the 1820 and the 1830a1830b censuses.  She was 45 or older in 1820 and 50-59 in 1830.  She was too old to have been the mother of Archibald Cox, Jr.'s wife, although she could have been her grandmother.  In 1830 two other females lived with Elizabeth Cribb: one was age 15-19 and the other was age 20-29.  Archibald Cox, Jr.'s wife's nickname was "Betsy".