The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-11
THE CHILDREN OF ANN ELIZA.

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1877.
THE CHILDREN OF ANN ELIZA.
Ella, born August 1853. wife Of W. Oscar
Cromer TO whom she was married some thirty
years ago.
Mrs. Cromer Is a woman considerably above
the average of her sex. In natural ability,
very we'll educated, and by some. regarded as
the literary member OF the Hill family.
papers, over The nomdeplume ofSJohn Hay
seed"
Her husband. ". Oscar Cromer. Ia a farmer
whose home is five miles from Abbeville, 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromer. have nine children
five boys and four girls, all OF whom ar,
grown except one son and one daughter.
They are az follows
CHILDREN OF ELLA CROMER.
Maud, wife OF ]. G. Burns OF Greenwood.
s. &, who IL engaged In merchandising In
that city. They have one child, a boy aoou,
four years old.
Daley, married to W.. Franklin NickIes,
who 10 assistant cashier in the Peoples Bauk
Of Abbeville, 6. c.. n also a member OF the
Arm Of Calvert and Nlckles, extensive DEAL
ers in furniture, carriages. buggies, and wag-
ons. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick les, also have q little
boy about four years old, named Franklin
Marie Cromer, aged q years Ia unmarried,
hut AZ she Ia comparatively young, aud by
no means an illfavored woman, we dare say
Footsteps OF her older sisters. and becoming
the wife OF some good man. She Is q school
teacher. In Aiken, 8. G.
the South Catolina Military Academy;
Charleston, 8. c., June 1906. since then has
been engaged In teaching for the greater part
OF the time.
Charley Cromer, born In 1888, attended the
graded school al AbbeviIle, cIerked in gro.
Gerry store, and now has q position In q bank
In Atlanta, Georgia.
Oscar Cromer, born in 1890, attended school
a 5Ss fHsp 5. Z. nf ns n q now tssn snd n Sss Ss sns t Of
several years. a clerk In the store OF bis bro
ther-inlaw, j. Burns at Green wood, q. G.
= Hugh Wilson Cromer. born 10 1892, attend
ed graded school at Abbeville. and is now Q
student at Clemson Agricultural College.
Cecil Cromer. born 1896, 10 at home on his
fathers farm.
Helen Cromer, born 1901.
William q. Cox, son Of Ann Eliza Cox. WIS
born In 1851.
He left his home In the fall of 1889, and went
had Of him, he was In CALIFORNIA;.
Charles Cox. killed by the explosion OF q
stem boiler, at the age OF seventeen. he was
born In the year 1853.
Robert Emmett Cox, born in 1885, is q resi-
dent OF the city o fAbbeviile. g. C, where he IL
engaged as Cashier Of the Peoples Bank. He
Is also largely interested 10 farming, specu-
lator IN real estate and ia an optomist OF
the first wafer, and has %unbounded faith In
q grand future for the Southern States, eE-
pecialiy South Carolina.
By the exercise OF good judgement and IN.
firing energy, Emmet Cox. as be 10 fsmilliary
known, has accum ulaied quite q handsome
property. He waa married about twenty
years ago To jeanette Mcllwain who makes
him q good wife, never finding fault With
what he does.
CHILDREN OF ROBERT EMMETT cox.
Edna Hill Cox. born 1891. Student al
Winthrop College.
Robert Emmet Cox Jr., born 1893, attending
school at Abbeville.
James Cox, born 1895. at school.
Hubert Cox, born 1897, attending graded
school.
Margaret Cox, born 1901.
William Cox, born 1904.
Mary HARRISON Cox. horn 1908.
The older Sous OF Emmet Cox take after
theta father In the matter OF energy and spec
ulsting tendencies. They seem to be born
traders.
John Donald Cox, son Of Ann Eliza Cox,
born In 1868. single and engaged In Railway
service.
Gus.avus Cox, born In 1870, killed In q
railroad wreck in 1905, being at the time q
locomotive engloeer.
He was married In 1901 to LudIe Keller.
daughte Of DR.. ]. w. Keller of AbbeviIle, 8.
c. She has one child. Leroy Cox, about five
years old.
Mary HARRISON. youngest child Of Ann
Eiza Cox, horn In 1873. She married DR..
Samuel L. Whorton, who died In a short time
thereafter. leaving u ! children.
school at Blsck sburg In Cherokee County,
South Carolina. Mrs. Whorton Ia q graduate
OF Que or the best Colleges for females In
South Carolina, and ia a we'll Informed
woman.