Patron # 4467 Patron Name: Cox, Mary Original Source: View Page

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Ledger Entry Information Ledger # 1 Page # 209 Date Joined Tuesday, May 15th,1894 Patron # 4467
Patron Information Name Mary L. Cox Nickname Residence 335 Michigan St.
Guarantor Information Name Clementine Cox Residence 335 Michigan St.
Relationship to patron
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City Directory Name Address 335 W 7th Occupation Directory Year 1894-1895
Additional Info
Census Data Name Mary Rife
Background Information Race White Sex Female Marital Status Married # Years Married 1
Origin Info Birthplace Indiana Year of Birth 1882
Birthplace of Father Indiana Birthplace of Mother Ohio
Naturalization Status Year of Immigration
Residence Info Residential Status R H (rented house) # Boarders # Servants
Occupation Info Occupation
Occupation Note Wife of Simon, Laborer Canning Factory
Occupation Group Blue Collar Occupational Rank Unskilled/Menial Service
Additional Info Married Simon Rife, Nov 23, 1898

+Transaction History (71)

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Acc. #TitleBorrower NamePat #Listed Patron NameTransaction Comments
18970407Wednesday, April 7th, 1897View Page083668366Elsie's children.Elsie's children.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970330Tuesday, March 30th, 1897View Page083698369Elsie's motherhood : a sequel to "Elsie's womanhood".Elsie's motherhood : a sequel to "Elsie's womanhood".Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970316Tuesday, March 16th, 1897View Page083708370Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970304Thursday, March 4th, 1897View Page065836583A brave lady.A brave lady.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970227Saturday, February 27th, 1897View Page083728372Elsie's girlhood.Elsie's girlhood.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970216Tuesday, February 16th, 1897View Page083728372Elsie's girlhood.Elsie's girlhood.Mary Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970211Thursday, February 11th, 1897View Page050355035Dora's housekeeping.Dora's housekeeping.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970129Friday, January 29th, 1897View Page096129612Polly : a new-fashioned girl.Polly : a new-fashioned girl.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970116Saturday, January 16th, 1897View Page091979197Holidays at Roselands : with some scenes in Elsie's life, being a sequel to Elsie Dinsmore.Holidays at Roselands : with some scenes in Elsie's life, being a sequel to Elsie Dinsmore.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18970107Thursday, January 7th, 1897View Page091969196Elsie Dinsmore.Elsie Dinsmore.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18960608Monday, June 8th, 1896View Page084408440Christie's Christmas.Christie's Christmas.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18960526Tuesday, May 26th, 1896View Page091589158Girl neighbors: or, the old fashion and the new.Girl neighbors: or, the old fashion and the new.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18960521Thursday, May 21st, 1896View Page084418441Ester Ried yet speaking.Ester Ried yet speaking.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18951031Thursday, October 31st, 1895View Page077287728Fame and fortune, or, The progress of Richard Hunter.Fame and fortune, or, The progress of Richard Hunter.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18951018Friday, October 18th, 1895View Page091569156A world of girls : the story of a school.A world of girls : the story of a school.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18951012Saturday, October 12th, 1895View Page050445044Rollo on the Atlantic.Rollo on the Atlantic.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18951007Monday, October 7th, 1895View Page084408440Christie's Christmas.Christie's Christmas.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950919Thursday, September 19th, 1895View Page091829182A ring of rubies.A ring of rubies.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950907Saturday, September 7th, 1895View Page066696669Aunt Jo's scrap-bag : Shawl-straps.Aunt Jo's scrap-bag : Shawl-straps.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950712Friday, July 12th, 1895View Page091579157A sweet girl graduate.A sweet girl graduate.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950706Saturday, July 6th, 1895View Page084008400Dora Thorne.Dora Thorne.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950702Tuesday, July 2nd, 1895View Page083268326The autocrat of the breakfast-table : every man his own Boswell.The autocrat of the breakfast-table : every man his own Boswell.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950620Thursday, June 20th, 1895View Page091869186A little queen of hearts ; an international story, 1927.A little queen of hearts ; an international story, 1927.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950607Friday, June 7th, 1895View Page077297729Mark, the match boy : or, Richard Hunter's ward.Mark, the match boy : or, Richard Hunter's ward.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950508Wednesday, May 8th, 1895View Page091809180The one I knew best of all : a memory of the mind of a child.The one I knew best of all : a memory of the mind of a child.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950503Friday, May 3rd, 1895View Page010001000Ester Ried : asleep and awake.Ester Ried : asleep and awake.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox"14" written above patron's name
18950423Tuesday, April 23rd, 1895View Page084398439Four girls at Chautauqua.Four girls at Chautauqua.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950416Tuesday, April 16th, 1895View Page083438343Dick's sweetheart.Dick's sweetheart.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950409Tuesday, April 9th, 1895View Page084678467A flat iron for a farthing, or, Some passages in the life of an only son.A flat iron for a farthing, or, Some passages in the life of an only son.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950403Wednesday, April 3rd, 1895View Page084428442Three people.Three people.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. CoxNumber 54 written after patron's name
18950401Monday, April 1st, 1895View Page066176617Gold Elsie.Gold Elsie.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950322Friday, March 22nd, 1895View Page083958395Mistress and maid : a household story.Mistress and maid : a household story.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950314Thursday, March 14th, 1895View Page084498449Strong and steady : or, Paddle your own canoe.Strong and steady : or, Paddle your own canoe.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950313Wednesday, March 13th, 1895View Page065726572Sara Crewe; or, What happened at Miss Minchin's.Sara Crewe; or, What happened at Miss Minchin's.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950306Wednesday, March 6th, 1895View Page084358435Don Gordon's shooting-box.Don Gordon's shooting-box.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950304Monday, March 4th, 1895View Page084388438The king's daughter.The king's daughter.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950228Thursday, February 28th, 1895View Page023142314The works of William Shakespeare.The works of William Shakespeare.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950226Tuesday, February 26th, 1895View Page077007700Santa Claus on a lark : and other Christmas stories.Santa Claus on a lark : and other Christmas stories.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950220Wednesday, February 20th, 1895View Page091839183Toby Tyler : or, Ten weeks with a circus.Toby Tyler : or, Ten weeks with a circus.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950216Saturday, February 16th, 1895View Page084268426Tom Newcombe : or, The boy of bad habits.Tom Newcombe : or, The boy of bad habits.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950213Wednesday, February 13th, 1895View Page077177717The buried treasure : or, Old Jordan's "haunt".The buried treasure : or, Old Jordan's "haunt".Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox"+" marked after patron's name
18950209Saturday, February 9th, 1895View Page085288528Editha's burglar : a story for children.Editha's burglar : a story for children.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950204Monday, February 4th, 1895View Page084288428No moss; or, The career of a rolling stone.No moss; or, The career of a rolling stone.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950202Saturday, February 2nd, 1895View Page084438443The young outlaw, or, Adrift in the streets.The young outlaw, or, Adrift in the streets.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950131Thursday, January 31st, 1895View Page084578457Shifting for himself : or, Gilbert Greyson's fortunes.Shifting for himself : or, Gilbert Greyson's fortunes.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950128Monday, January 28th, 1895View Page020092009Hunted down and other reprinted pieces.Hunted down and other reprinted pieces.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950126Saturday, January 26th, 1895View Page083388338Cast up by the sea.Cast up by the sea.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950121Monday, January 21st, 1895View Page084538453Risen from the ranks : or, Harry Walton's success.Risen from the ranks : or, Harry Walton's success.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950119Saturday, January 19th, 1895View Page084548454Herbert Carter's legacy, or, The inventor's son.Herbert Carter's legacy, or, The inventor's son.May E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950114Monday, January 14th, 1895View Page084518451Try and trust, or, the story of a bound boy.Try and trust, or, the story of a bound boy.Harry E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950112Saturday, January 12th, 1895View Page084278427Go-ahead : or, The fisher-boy's motto.Go-ahead : or, The fisher-boy's motto.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950110Thursday, January 10th, 1895View Page084448444The telegraph boy.The telegraph boy.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950107Monday, January 7th, 1895View Page084528452Bound to rise : or, Harry Walton's motto.Bound to rise : or, Harry Walton's motto.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950104Friday, January 4th, 1895View Page084498449Strong and steady : or, Paddle your own canoe.Strong and steady : or, Paddle your own canoe.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18950103Thursday, January 3rd, 1895View Page084588458Wait and hope, or, Ben Bradford's motto.Wait and hope, or, Ben Bradford's motto.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941231Monday, December 31st, 1894View Page084568456Jack's ward, or, The boy guardian.Jack's ward, or, The boy guardian.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941229Saturday, December 29th, 1894View Page084558455Brave and bold, or, The fortunes of a factory boy.Brave and bold, or, The fortunes of a factory boy.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941227Thursday, December 27th, 1894View Page084468446Sam's chance : and how he improved it.Sam's chance : and how he improved it.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941224Monday, December 24th, 1894View Page084508450Strive and succeed, or, The progress of Walter Conrad.Strive and succeed, or, The progress of Walter Conrad.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941223Sunday, December 23rd, 1894View Page077277727Ragged Dick : or, Street life in New York with the boot-blacks.Ragged Dick : or, Street life in New York with the boot-blacks.Mary E Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941220Thursday, December 20th, 1894View Page077317731Ben, the luggage boy : or, Among the wharves.Ben, the luggage boy : or, Among the wharves.Mary Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941217Monday, December 17th, 1894View Page084488448Sink or swim, or, Harry Raymond's resolve.Sink or swim, or, Harry Raymond's resolve.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941214Friday, December 14th, 1894View Page077217721Phil, the fiddler : or, The story of a young street musician.Phil, the fiddler : or, The story of a young street musician.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941212Wednesday, December 12th, 1894View Page092289228The new-year's bargain.The new-year's bargain.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941206Thursday, December 6th, 1894View Page084848484Clover.Clover.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox"+" marked next to patron's name
18941130Friday, November 30th, 1894View Page084838483Cross Patch : and other stories, adapted from the myths of Mother Goose.Cross Patch : and other stories, adapted from the myths of Mother Goose.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941127Tuesday, November 27th, 1894View Page077227722Slow and sure : or, From the street to the shop.Slow and sure : or, From the street to the shop.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941124Saturday, November 24th, 1894View Page084858485Eyebright : a story.Eyebright : a story.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941121Wednesday, November 21st, 1894View Page092189218Elsie's vacation and after events.Elsie's vacation and after events.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941116Friday, November 16th, 1894View Page092149214Elsie and the Raymonds.Elsie and the Raymonds.Mary E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox
18941112Monday, November 12th, 1894View Page092089208Elsie's kith and kin.Elsie's kith and kin.May E. Cox44674467Mary L. CoxMary L. Cox