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'Daniel Coxe' (1640 – January 19, 1730) was a governor of West Jersey, 1687-1688 and 1689-1692.
Born in London, Coxe was a physician in the court of Charles II of England. He never actually went to the North American continent; instead, his son Daniel Coxe, Jr., and an agent, John Tatham, went in place of him.
Coxe opened the earliest commercial-scale pottery in New Jersey.^[1]
Coxe died in 1730, and was buried in Saint Mary's Episcopal Churchyard in Burlington.

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★ New Jersey

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1. Ceramics - Daniel Coxe, Burlington, Art & Architecture of New Jersey. URL accessed on March 7, 2006.

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★ List of Governors of New Jersey
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