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  • Cox & Gollott of Southern AL & MS, Part 2: 145 Families, Generations 8-13 (Many Mini Biographies)

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Cox & Gollott of Southern AL & MS, Part 2: 145 Families, Generations 8-13 (Many Mini Biographies) Kindle Edition

by Rodney Bond (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
The Cox family arrived in southern Alabama in the mid-1800s from South Carolina. The Gollott family arrived in the Mississippi Territory in the mid-1700s. As the ancestry tree of the founding family grows outwards many other early Alabama and Mississippi families are documented through marriages. The first three generations of volume one have the family names: Cox, Ladnier/Ladner, Gollott/Grelott, Lamey, Frazer, Bosage/Bosarge, Carter, Purdy, Morin, Fournier, Scarboro, and Davidson. Volume one documents 51 families going back 7 generations. Volume two documents another 145 families over 6 generations.
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  1. Part of series
    Many Mini Biographies
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    510 pages
  3. Language
    English
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  5. Publication date
    February 26, 2023
  6. File size
    1.4 MB
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Rodney Bond served in the Air Force as a B-52D navigator for five-plus years, leaving as a Captain. Rodney received the Crew Combat Readiness Medal for four continuous years on a combat crew. Rodney then worked as an engineer on fighters, submarines, tanks, missiles, and new postal sorting machines. In his mid-forties, Rodney became a high school teacher in Texas. Rodney coached students to state championships in science and mathematics. In 2010 Rodney was named the MIT High School Inspirational Teacher of the Year. In 2011, the National Society of High School Scholars selected Rodney as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction. Upon retiring, Rodney began writing books. Rodney has been researching historical information on the early families of the United States, Canada, and multiple European countries for many years as part of his interest in genealogy.

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