adlojo123 Tree on Ancestry has passed this info onto me (for you) - although not sure if 100% re: Thomas COX (1768-1841) was the son of Issac COX (1736-1818) and his first wife Hannah PEARCE (1746-1780)
'Marriage 19 October 1766 Tytherington, Gloucestershire. Isaac COX, of the Parish of Rangeworthy and Hannah PEARCE of this Parish'
Gave you Isaac COX second marriage to Hannah DEVEREL - 1783 - previous reply..
Also this information on Google Books - regarding Issac COX and Hannah - written by Thomas POLE 1814 and 1816 -
If you Google, Isaac Cox Rangeworthy Gloucester - on Google Books, under the website:
History of the Origin and PCB History, Origin Adult School - it would appear Isaac and his 2nd wife Hannah (DEVEREL) attended an adult school and learning to read.
'At Rangeworthy, in Gloucestershire, not far from Bristol, lived an aged couple, Isaac and Hannah COX; the husband had been an unsteady wild kind of man, and a great boxer. The wife, aged seventy-three years, come to an Adult School, which she has attended for about three months; when she entered, she did not know any part of the Alphabet, but can now spell small words.
The husband, aged eighty years, was induced by the example of his wife to attend also; he knew some letters of the Alphabet, and can now read the easy Scripture verses in the Spelling-book; since his attendance, he has become quite an improved character; and says, the remembrance of the Scripture verses affords him great comfort when he likes awake in the night, as well as at other times.'
Also from adlojo123
Conveyance -
Date 5 May 1821, Held at Gloucestershire Archives.
Conveyance
1. George Otter DAVENPORT of Glouc. City, painter
2. John DAVENPORT
Reference: D3117/4072
1. George Otter DAVENPORT of Glouc. City, painter
2. John DAVENPORT of Glouc. City, painter
3. Isaac COX of Littleworth, coal dealer ***
4. John COX of Glouc. City, musican *** (brother to Isaac)
Small piece of land 16 ft x 50ft x 48 ft in South Hamlet on the E of the Bristol Rd. plan included
Consideration: £34 16s and 10/-
Witnesses: Richard TIPTON; James ABELL