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Frances Cox

Overview

  • Born
    April 16, 1913 · Halifax, Yorkshire, England, UK
  • Died
    August 27, 2002 · Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, UK (following a long period of ill health)
  • Birth name
    Maria Frances Theresa Burns

Biography

  • Frances Cox (née Burns) was born in Halifax and moved to Normanton as a girl. She married Alex Cox from Normanton and taught at the School of Blessed English Martyrs in Lupset. She later worked at Queen Street School, Normanton, Eastmoor Junior School and Snapethorpe School.

    She appeared in a number of shows including Open All Hours, Coronation Street, Last of the Summer Wine, Casualty, The League of Gentlemen, Children's Ward and Peak Practice.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

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  • Spouse
      Alexander Cox(1941 - ?) (his death)

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  • Also wrote a book for children called The Dancing Shoes which was illustrated by her sister Josie. The book proved to be a massive hit with children in Australia.
  • Sister of Josephine Antosz.

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