Casida Rebecca Cocke ~ Cocke Cemetery ~ Fort Blackmore, Virginia - Homemade Tombstones on Waymarking.com

Casida Rebecca Cocke was the daughter of Dr. Robert K and Nancy Cocke.
She is a decendant of the Cocke family, later spelled Cox, that were early settlers in the area and helped build Blackmore's fort nearby.
The crypt is much older than the stone marker placed at the head of the grave. The stone has writing on it, but it is too weathered to read and is broken, but as best as I can make out she was 25 years, 7 months, and 13 days old when she passed.



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Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: Unknown Material: Stone Web Site: Not listed

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