Born in Collingham, Nottinghamshire, John was a labourer at Bottesford in Leicestershire and later a bailiff for Lowes Farm at Swarkestone in Derbyshire.

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Sarah was born in Washingborough, Lincolnshire, and married John Cox in 1833.

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After his apprenticeship at Swarkestone, John was the blacksmith at Newton Solney and later at Twyford, Derbyshire.

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Sarah was born at Treswell in Nottinghamshire, the daughter of William Rollin and his wife Susannah (née Whitaker). She was a twin with her sister Susannah, and married John Cox in 1861.

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A farmer and blacksmith, ‘Eddie’ was born at Twyford in Derbyshire, and died following a shooting accident when he was 40 years old.

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Born at Findern in Derbyshire, Lucy was the daughter of George Hicklin and his wife Miriam (née Coy).

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Mary was born at Newton Solney, Derbyshire, and in 1904 married John Hudson.

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John was born at New Normanton, Derby. He initially worked on a farm near Twyford as a wagoner and labourer, before moving to Smalley and finding work as an ostler at Mapperley Colliery.

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Born at Newton Solney in Derbyshire, Herbert worked as a blacksmith and farmer.

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The daughter of John Hudson and his wife Caroline Hinds (née Dexter), ‘Sarah Annie’ was born at Twyford in Derbyshire.

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Born in Smalley, Derbyshire, Elsie was baptised at St John the Baptist’s Church on 26th March 1900. She died aged 3 and was buried in the churchyard on 3rd March 1903.

John Cox was born at Melbourne, Derbyshire, in 1889. He was serving in the 17th Battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment (Princes of Wales’s Own) during the First World War when he was killed in action: he was 19 years old.

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Born at Swarkeston in Derbyshire, Charlotte married Charles Petty in 1883.

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‘Gertie’ was born at Newton Solney in Derbyshire and married Charles Meakin at St Andrew’s Church, Twyford, in 1898.

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Sarah was born at Newton Solney in Derbyshire and married George Holmes at St Andrew’s Church, Twyford, in 1883.

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Edith was born at Twyford in Derbyshire where she married George William Ernest West in 1904.

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Born at Twyford, Derbyshire, Ethel married Percy Wood at Smalley in 1908.

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Born at Smalley in Derbyshire, ‘Will’ moved to Twyford where he ran Smithy Farm after the death of his uncle John Edric Cox. He was also a Church Warden St Andrew’s Church for 58 years.

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Born at Findern in Derbyshire, Evelyn was the daughter of George Hicklin and his wife Miriam (née Coy). Her older sister Lucy married John Edric Cox in 1908, and Evelyn married his nephew John William Cox in 1920.

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Born at Smalley, Derbyshire, Albert was a farmer of Thornsett Hey Farm, Derbyshire.

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Born at Skipton in Yorkshire, Lily was the daughter of Richard Collins and his wife Eliza (née Davies). The family moved to New Mills in Derbyshire, where Lily met and married Albert Edric Cox.

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Born in March 1910, Stanley Edric Cox was baptised at St Andrew’s Church, Twyford, on 11th March. He died on 2nd March 1911 aged 11 months, and was buried in St Andrew’s churcyard on 6th March.

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Born in June 1915, George Alan Cox was baptised at St Andrew’s Church, Twyford, on 25th July. He died on 31st July aged 6 weeks and was buried in St Andrew’s churchyard on 2nd August.

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Born at Twyford, Derbyshire, ‘Eric’ trained as an electrician and was a bell ringer at St Andrew’s Church.

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Born at Twyford, Derbyshire, Leslie was a keen family historian and authored Over the Hills to Calke, which was first published in 1989.

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Born at Twyford, Derbyshire, ‘Norman’ was a farmer and a bell ringer at St Andrew’s Church.

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Born at Twyford in Derbyshire, Kathleen was known to have a beautiful singing voice and enjoyed baking.

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