Church, Sons of the American Revolution, and the Indiana Democratic Club. Cox still maintained an office in the Insurance Building in Indianapolis despite his advanced age. A book described him “as an attorney one of the ablest, as a judge recognized by the people of all parties as one of the best jurists who ever sat as a member of the supreme court of the state of Indiana.” On February 3, 1936, Cox became ill while at his office, and died that evening at St. Vincent Hospital. The news of his death spread quickly throughout the state, and on the next day his picture was on the front page of the local newspaper in Indianapolis. Cox is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis. See also List of justices of the Indiana Supreme Court Notes References External links Biographical Sketches of Indiana Supreme Court Justices 1936 deaths Burials at Crown Hill Cemetery Indiana state court judges Justices of the Indiana Supreme Court Indiana lawyers People from Hamilton County, Indiana People from Marion County, Indiana People from Indianapolis Sons of the American Revolution 1860 births People from Noblesville, Indiana People from Tipton, Indiana Chief Justices of the Indiana Supreme Court