Margaret (Cox) Faust
Female
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Family
Husband: Mitchell S. Faust died 1835 Likely evidence: show why
Why: Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, 1818; the will names 'second wife Margarett'.
Records:
- Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, Amite County, 6 Jun 1818
- Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 Mar 1835, proved 21 Sep 1835 (Amite Will Book). Ancestry collection 8995 (Mississippi, U.S., Wills and Probate Records)
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Why: Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, 1818; the will names 'second wife Margarett'.
Records:
- Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, Amite County, 6 Jun 1818
- Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 Mar 1835, proved 21 Sep 1835 (Amite Will Book). Ancestry collection 8995 (Mississippi, U.S., Wills and Probate Records)
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- Son: P. P. Faust born 1830
Unconfirmed evidence: show why
Why: Margaret was Mitchell's second wife by 1835, but the will does not say which children were hers.
Records:
- Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 Mar 1835, proved 21 Sep 1835 (Amite Will Book). Ancestry collection 8995 (Mississippi, U.S., Wills and Probate Records)
- Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, Amite County, 6 Jun 1818
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Life events
| Died | No death record found. Dated records show this person was born by 1818, so the site treats them as deceased; this is not a recorded death. |
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| Marriage | 6 Jun 1818, Amite County, Mississippi, with Mitchell S. Faust died 1835 Likely evidence: show whyWhy: Marriage index entry only. Records: Review: assessed 09-24-2026; evidence: index or transcription, as reported in the saved research. |
Research notes
Added from the research incorporated 09-25-2026. This person is not yet in the Family Tree Maker export.
Married Mitchell Faust, Amite County, 6 Jun 1818 (index). Named as his second wife in his 1835 will, which does not say which children were hers.
Sources
Research sources
- Marriage index: Mitchell Faust to Margaret Cox, Amite County, 6 Jun 1818 Birth, marriage and death records
- Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 Mar 1835, proved 21 Sep 1835 (Amite Will Book) Wills and probate
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