William COX, III

                   On February 27, 1779, the New Garden MM received the children of Williamand Juliatha in membership: Rebeckah, Benjamin, Catharine, & Juliatha,receiving their certificate from the Cane Creek MM dated December 5,1778.  This would indicate they have moved to the Guilford County, NorthCarolina area about this time.  In 1767 both William and Juliatha weredismissed from the Cane Creek Meeting because of the family's involvementin the Regulator Movement, thus only William's children are transferringthe membership.  They later settled in Montgomery (Grayson) Co, VA.Juliatha died after 1779 either in Virginia or Tennessee in the home ofJohn and Juliatha Canaday.
Notes:

1753: He moved, with his parents, to Orange Co., NC, and joined the CaneCreek MM
6 Sep 1755: Married Julatha Carr

1766: He signed up at Regulator meeting at Maddox Mill, Randolph Co., NC.

On 7 Feb 1767, Wm Cox Jr. and Juliatha are recorded in the Quaker recordsas being "disowned", Back Creek, Randolph Co., North Carolina. [Russ Cox,http://www.wisecomp.com/ccl/QuakersRuss.htm].
They were disowned for their involvement in the Regulator movement.

1768: Signed Regulator letter at meeting.

1771: Battle of Alamance.
I believe by the early 1770s, they may have had involvement with the LostCreek MM in Jefferson Co., TN.

1771 William and Juliatha move their family to Chestnut Creek, Virginia(then Montgomery Co., now Grayson Co.) The lived there shortly, returnedto North Carolnia, but then were back, owning 593 acres of land in Galaxby 1775.

12m-5-1778: Rebekah, Catharine, & Juliatha Cox, migration recorded in &from Cane Creek MM to New Garden MM.

1782: Mont Co. (Grayson Co.), Va, William Cox taxed on five hourses,fifteen head of cattle.

c. early 1789: Family moves to Hawkins Co., Tennessee (where dau.Catherine Ruddick had settled 5 years earlier). There they had a 145 acretract of land.

c. 1798/9: They move to Knox Co., Kentucky.

DEATH: [Elmer Decker, "History of Knox Co., Kentucky", athttp://www.tcnet.net/ky/knox/decker.html, p. 242]:
Estates Appraised:
William Cox, 1801, appraisers John Reece, James Dudley, and WilliamLogan.