John Cox - Photographs - Seventeen Ships

What we looked for

Not found Graves were looked for at both Fulbrook and Blockley with no relevant headstones found. Either headstones could not be afforded or the headstones have degraded so much that they can no longer be read. This seems to be common in a lot of areas of England. Photos of both churches show headstones and the space between them.
Seen, not photographed A photograph of Paxford sitting on a hill while approached from the south was not taken. The road was narrow and winding and hedging prevented a good view from being seen.
Seen, not photographed The Paxford houses that were photographed were on the main road and not within the northern end of the hamlet. The houses in the northern end seemed substantial and not what agricultural labourers would be living in.
Not there St John the Baptist Church at Eltham, where John Cox married Elizabeth Lloyd 2 January 1849. The church was demolished and rebuilt but it is not the building that they were married in.
Not found London Docks. John Cox and Elizabeth Lloyd shipped from London 19 January 1849 on the Susannah. A record or newspaper article for which dock the Susannah left from has not been found. St Katharine Docks would be “a” London dock.
Note The photograph of St Martin-in-the-Fields has had people’s faces lightly blurred by Claude (AI) to remove identification. Photo choices for London locations were driven by respecting people’s privacy, hence street signs and a garden cart at Covent Garden.