Vincente Fox

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*[http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071016/NEWS01/310160063/1056/COL02 "Family ties Fox to Queen City"], by Chuck Martin, 16 Oct 2007, ''The Enquirer''(Cincinnati,OH) (online) : "As it turns out, several other Greater Cincinnatians have family ties to Fox, because the former Mexican president has direct ties to the Queen City. Not many knew it until recently, but Fox’s grandfather, Joseph Fox, of German descent, grew up in Cincinnati, went to school and worked here before moving to Mexico in 1897."

*"Former Mexico President Has Cincy Ties", WLWT.COM from AP, 17 Oct 2007, captured [[VincenteFox1|here]]

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*[http://news.nky.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071017/NEWS01/710170388/1056/newselection "A relative visits: Mexico's Fox coming 'home' to Cincinnati"], by Chuck Martin, 17 Oct 2007 NKY.Com : "The story that Sikes and other Cincinnati family members have heard, is that Joseph Fox, the great-grandson of German immigrants named "Fuchs," was born in Cincinnati in 1865. Beginning at age 16, he worked at the Emerson & Fisher Carriage Co., then at the corner of Findlay and John streets in the West End. Fox worked his way up in the company from office boy to sales. When he was 32, he moved to Mexico City to take over the carriage company office there."

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 *[http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071016/NEWS01/310160063/1056/COL02 "Family ties Fox to Queen City"], by Chuck Martin, 16 Oct 2007, ''The Enquirer''(Cincinnati,OH) (online) : "As it turns out, several other Greater Cincinnatians have family ties to Fox, because the former Mexican president has direct ties to the Queen City. Not many knew it until recently, but Fox’s grandfather, Joseph Fox, of German descent, grew up in Cincinnati, went to school and worked here before moving to Mexico in 1897."
 *"Former Mexico President Has Cincy Ties", WLWT.COM from AP, 17 Oct 2007, captured [[VincenteFox1|here]]
+*[http://news.nky.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071017/NEWS01/710170388/1056/newselection "A relative visits: Mexico's Fox coming 'home' to Cincinnati"], by Chuck Martin, 17 Oct 2007 NKY.Com : "The story that Sikes and other Cincinnati family members have heard, is that Joseph Fox, the great-grandson of German immigrants named "Fuchs," was born in Cincinnati in 1865. Beginning at age 16, he worked at the Emerson & Fisher Carriage Co., then at the corner of Findlay and John streets in the West End.  Fox worked his way up in the company from office boy to sales. When he was 32, he moved to Mexico City to take over the carriage company office there."