Lost & Found

John Cox Jr. Descendants Family Tree

Share and preserve our family stories

Every name, memory, photograph and record helps us understand who came before us—and ensures that the lives of those we have recently lost are remembered with care, accuracy and dignity.

Branches Bound By Fate & Destiny

Family elders and relatives sharing time and stories together

One rediscovered detail may reconnect an entire family branch.

Our shared responsibility

Help us protect the details only family may know

Our elders and family storytellers carry knowledge that may never appear in an official archive: nicknames, relationships, migrations, traditions, places, family connections and the stories behind them.

We also welcome information about relatives who have recently passed away. A death announcement, funeral notice, obituary, memorial booklet or personal tribute can help us update the family tree promptly and preserve their place within our history.

You do not need to know every detail. Even one name, date, photograph or recollection may provide the missing link that helps another branch of the family understand its story.

Every branch holds part of our story

Names connect us. Memories give those names meaning. Records help us preserve both for the generations still to come.

Three ways to contribute

What would you like to share?

Choose the area that best fits what you have. All genuine contributions, whether large or small, are valued.

An elder sharing family stories with younger relatives

Elders, memories and family stories

Share a relative’s full name or nickname, the branch they belong to, places they lived, relationships, occupations, traditions, memories or stories passed down through the family.

A family memorial photograph and carefully preserved records

Recent passings and memorial records

Notify us when a relative has passed away and, where available, include a death or funeral notice, obituary, memorial programme, tribute, photograph and the relevant dates and places.

Historical family photographs and documents being examined

Records, photographs and corrections

Send certificates, family Bible entries, newspaper clippings, portraits, labelled group photographs or a correction to information that already appears in the family tree.

Helpful information

What to include if you know it

Please share only what you feel confident is correct. If a detail is uncertain or was passed down by word of mouth, simply tell us so—we can record it as a research lead rather than a confirmed fact.

Open the online recorder form
  • Full name, maiden name and known nicknames
  • Parents, spouse, children or family branch
  • Birth, marriage and death dates or approximate years
  • Villages, islands, countries or addresses connected to them
  • Occupation, church, military or community involvement
  • Obituary, funeral notice or memorial programme
  • Photographs with names, dates and places where possible
  • The source of the information and how you are related

Help build our family archive

Play your part

Now is the moment to write down what you know. One completed form, photograph or family recollection can help reconnect a missing branch and preserve knowledge that might otherwise disappear.

Choose the format that suits you

Complete the Family Links Recorder Form online, or download the printable version and use as many pages as you need. Submitted details will be reviewed before being added to the family records.

Accuracy, respect and family privacy

Submissions may be reviewed, compared with available records and clarified with the contributor before they are added. Sensitive personal details about living relatives will not be published simply because they were submitted. Please obtain permission before sharing private documents or photographs belonging to someone else.

Every contribution matters

A memory shared today can become a treasured record tomorrow

Help us keep the John Cox Jr. descendants connected across families, islands and generations. Share what you know, and together we can preserve a fuller and more faithful account of our family.

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