Cox, John Cooke, 1817-1872.
Cox, a native of Pennsylvania, was a lawyer, farmer, and railroad executive. He served as captain and then lieutenant colonel, Commissary of Subsistance for the Union 17th Corps. Cox was brevetted Brigadier General as of July 4, 1863.
From the description of Letter, October 5, 1863. (Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library). WorldCat record id: 650826826
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