(1) Stella Lee, born December 30, 1889 in Rockwood, married Joseph Lester Cox, December 23, 1914 in Gouldbusk (see John W. Cox).  They went to the Lester Cox Ranch, just across the river in McCulloch County.  A home was later bought in Coleman, where the children attended school after having started school in Stacy and Doole.  Stella kept teachers in her home during the children’s school years.  “Miss” Stella was well known by many, as she worked in Shipman’s Department Store during the 1940’s and 1950’s.  Lester came in from the ranch just on weekends until his retirement.  Stella continued to live in Coleman until the last year and a half of her life.  She died at her son’s home, on the ranch she went to as a bride.  (According to the Social Security Death Index, Stella Cox died in October 1977.)

(2) William Francis, born July 12, 1891 in Rockwood.  He was in Europe in WWI.  He married Mabel Dickinson of Stacy.  Bill lived and farmed in the Gouldbusk area for a number of years.  Part of this time he was associated with Tom Hunt.  Then in 1947, he moved to the Cox Ranch near Doole where he and his nephew, John Will Cox, were partners. Bill was “the farmer in the family;” farming was the “love” of his life.  He died August 27, 1974, buried at Gouldbusk.  There were no children.

(3) Edna Ruth, born July 15, 1894 in Huberville, Missouri.  The family had gone back there temporarily during the drouth in Coleman County.  Her brothers and sisters always teased her about being “the foreigner” in the family.  Edna married J. E. “Lige” Taylor of Shields, February 25, 1913.  Lige lost his right arm in an accident at the Rockwood gin in 1914.  Edna and Lige had three boys born in Coleman County; the fourth son was born after the family moved to the Rio Grande Valley in 1923.  They were in the Valley for over forty years before coming back to Coleman. The boys are Eldon (deceased); W. S. “Sealy Bob,” now living in Georgetown; Hoyt, in Carrizo Springs; and Basil, in Seattle, Washington.  Lige died September 28, 1976, buried in Gouldbusk.  Edna is living in Coleman.  (According to her tombstone, Edna Taylor died in January 25, 1987, buried at Gouldbusk.)

(4) Harris Elijah, born June 17, 1897 in Rockwood, married Audrey Lee Ward of Gouldbusk.  They lived and farmed in that area until they left Coleman County in the 1930’s, settling eventually in Llano where they lived for many years.  Three children were born to them before they left Coleman.  They are: Billy (deceased); Elizabeth Renfro, lives in Bedford; and Ward, in Houston.  Audrey Lee and Harris are deceased, both buried in Llano.  (According to the Social Security Death Index and family members, Harris Idol died July 24, 1981.)

(5) Joseph Creamer (Jack), born September 16, 1903 in Rockwood.  After finishing high school in Coleman, he graduated from A&M, married Lucille Tiller of Luling.  They went to Benjamin where they are still engaged in ranching and farming.  They have two sons: Jack of Abilene and Bobby of Vernon.  (According to the Social Security Death Index, Jack Idol died July 27, 1992.)