To Andrew Strauss, Thank you so much for this information. I did not know where Easther died. Would you know where she and Hayward are buried? I always wondered why they were not buried at Mt Zion with so many of the others of the Cox family. My g grandmother was Helen Josephine Cox ( the census had her as Ellen her sister was Ellen) was sister to Thomas Berrien Cox. Josephine married her first cousin Seaborn James Mark Cox. I do not know where she is buried either. He went on to Johnston SC where he married twice more and practiced medicine. Your information is a great break through for on the Hust line as I had nothing more than her name. Thanks. I have a good bit of information on Thomas B. Cox, including some of his civil war information that I will be happy to share with you if you would like. I will be glad to look up any specific information for you however, it would be impossible to give you all the information on the Herrington families in my books as there is so much. The two volumes that I have published are newspaper articles of births, deaths, marriages and other items of interest ( including the famous McBean Church "shoot out" that young John Cox and and John and Warren Rogers were involved in ) the entire articles are recorded, not just abstracted names and dates. They begin with the very first True Citizen in 1882 through 1910 in volume II. These books may be purchased at several locations in Waynesboro, Borders Books in Augusta or directly from me by mail. Best regards, Jo knight