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Hiram Coffee

mygeniestuff — 2009-09-03 13:41:46Z

In 1850 Hiram is living in Grayson Co, Tx. All his family is there but Lucinda,s family. He married in 1819 in Wayne Co, IN, and lived in Hamilton Co, IN till 1839. He then moved to Lewis Co, MO. I have much more info.
Julie Duncan Wilbur-mygeniestuff@gmail.com

Re: Coffee/Coffey 1830s Alabama

wrcoffey — 2009-08-26 04:17:28Z

nancy agness coffey was the daughter of Hugh coffey b 1784, d 1861 in Ms. On their journey from Mecklingburg NC to Lafayette county, Ms, They spent 6 years sharecropping in alabama.

COFFEE Leon and Jewell P

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-15 21:48:58Z

COFFEE Leon and Jewell P

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COFFEE Jerry Jr and Fleta W

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 13:15:52Z

COFFEE Jerry Jr and Fleta W

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COFFEE Leslie J 1916-1944

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 16:34:40Z

COFFEE Leslie J 1916-1944

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COFFEE Martha E and Jerry

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 16:34:24Z

COFFEE Martha E and Jerry

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Re: Coffee's of Gravesend, Kent

JerryCoffee163 — 2009-07-13 00:27:29Z

General John Coffee, friend of President Andrew Jackson, was my g,g,great grandfather's cousin. General Coffee's ancestors were:
Peter Coffee, b. Ulster Plantation, N. Ireland abt. 1705. Arrived at the Quantico Dock, Stafford County, Virginia Colony in 1730 aboard the gally "Forward", a prison ship operated by Jonathan Forward of London. In 1824, sentenced to death in London's Old Bailey for forgery and deception. Received a Royal Pardon by the Lord Mayor of London in Oct. 1724. Commuted to 7 years as an endentured laborer in the American Colonies and to be banished for life.
1.) Peter Coffee (1705-1771) m. Susanah Mathews.
2.) Joshua Coffee (1745-1797) m. Elizabeth Graves
3.) General John Coffee (1772-1833) m. Mary Donelson
Mary Donelson was the neice of President Andrew Jackson's wife, Rachel Donelson.
General John Coffee and Mary had nine children:
Mary, John D., Elizabeth, Andrew J., Alexander D., Rachel J., Catherine, William D., and Joshua.

Re: Coffee's of Gravesend, Kent

auntbaby1 — 2009-07-12 15:13:47Z

Did you mean General John Coffee? If you did he was one of my great grandfathers. I dont have much information on the
Coffee family, but that was my mothers maiden name, maybe i can help.

COFFEE James Henry Richard and Lillian Alberta

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-17 22:23:14Z

COFFEE James Henry Richard and Lillian Alberta

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Re: William Coffee Berry's descendant has Coffee/Coffey DNA!

JoniEvansBrockman — 2009-05-05 23:24:28Z

I would info AND photo's of this line--anyone down from William Coffee Berry.
Thank you.

Coffee's of Gravesend, Kent

caseybtlr — 2009-04-15 05:56:32Z

I am looking for further information of the Coffee Family of Gravesend Kent.

I am after further information of Samuel Coffee's (born 25th June 1825) parents, James Coffee (born 1818) and Elizabeth (surname and birth unknown) and Samuel's second marriage to Sarah Draper; from whom, their son John Coffee (born 24th Sept 1861) that I am descended from.

Any bit of information would be greatly received.

Thank you,
Casey Butler

Frank Coffee, Tuscumbia Al., St. Petersburg Fl.

ScottDawsey99 — 2009-04-08 20:19:56Z

Looking for the family of Frank Coffee, Frank managed
Woolco in Muscle Shoals Al in the late 70's and then
moved to St. Petersburg Florida to manage a company
called Just Brand Names if memory serves me right.
FRank had a step daughter Mary Ann Scutchfield one
son Frank Jr. one daughter can't remember and a
lovely wife.

Anna E. COFFEE b. NY 1866

Genseeker07 — 2009-03-13 12:02:45Z

Anna married Andrew A. ROLAN abt 1887.
The 1900 cens has them living in Conn with 4 children.
Anna states her parents were born in NY.
In 1910 Andrew has remarried and is in NJ with the children.
Any info would help alot. Thanks.

GROVER CLEVELAND COFFEE (COFFEY)

nra2877 — 2009-02-25 04:01:29Z

I'm trying to find the parents names of my gg-grandfather Grover Cleveland Coffee (Coffey) born 28 Dec 1885 in Gilmer Co. GA died 17 Apr 1940 in Whitfield Co. GA. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Sallie C. Moore, African-American, d/o Ellen COFFEE. Died 1958 Jefferson Co, AL.

Juli_Morgan — 2009-01-17 17:30:07Z

While researching another Moore line, I've obtained the death certificate for Sallie C. MOORE. She was born 22 February 1899 in Gold Hills, Alabama. (Maybe Lee County?) She died 4 April 1958 in Jefferson County, Alabama. Her mother's name was Ellen COFFEE. If this is your Sallie C. MOORE, I'll be happy to send you the certificate.

I'm not researching this line, and have no further information on this family.

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

FamilyTreepig — 2009-01-03 04:20:44Z

There are at least a couple of Ambrose COFFEEs who had sons or siblings named: Raleigh, Rolly, Rolley, Rawley etc.

I descend from Rolly COFFEE:

BORN: 27 December 1804, Slate Creek, near present-day Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., KY
DIED: 8 March 1873, Missouri

Rolly and his wife/family left Kentucky for Morgan Co., Missouri.

My Rolly is the son of Ambrose COFFEE, born 1755.
Rolly married Alia/Anne ANDERSON.

See Rolly's tombstone. If this link doesn't work below, then go to "findagrave" and search for "Rolly Coffee."

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=co...;

Does your husband descend from this Rolly? If not, perhaps another reader will send you info on the other Rolly(s).

If we have a match, please list the names of your husband's grandfather, great-grandfather etc. and from which of Rolly's children your husband descends.

And I don't know of any relation to Gen. COFFEE to this Rolly. However, Rolly's dad, Ambrose, fought with Daniel Boone and was one of the first settlers in that part of Virginia that later became Kentucky--near Fort Boonesborough. They are airing old episodes of Daniel Boone on TV but I've yet to catch a mention of Ambrose... (just kidding!)

Happy New Year to all COFFEE researchers!

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

slcoffee — 2009-01-02 21:41:14Z

Hi there,

I just saw your postings on the Ambrose Coffee line, and my husband is a descendant of Ambrose's son Raliegh. Do you have any information on him? Also, do you know if Ambrose is related to General John Lewis Coffee (1782-1804)? I can't find a link between the two families.

Re: Coffee/ Foote / Michigan

KathieMolitor12 — 2009-01-02 03:50:41Z

Hi, Ithas been a long time since you wrote this but i have to reply. I hope maybe we can figure something out here, because my grandfather was a Foote and his mom and father were also in the same area. otsego michigan and kalamazoo michigan. Also East Jordan michigan. Could you get back with me on my e-mail and let me no if you have any other names. I have a Francis,Christopher, Elmer, Martin,Hilon, Frank, Foote. And Almeda Slater,Rose Ardell Smith,Slater,Hood,. And Charlotte Parker (Foote). My grandfather was born in Gaylord Otsego Michigan and lived there till he came to Saginaw when he was older. I think 16 or so. He was Fredrick Martin Foote. His brother was Hilon Foote, sister was Vernice Foote, Married Earl Stafford and moved to Grayling. Christopher and Charlotte were his grandparents. Almeda was grandpas mom and his father was Elmer Foote. Almeda's mom was Rose Ardell Smith or Slater or Hood. She was married a lot. Her sister was Celia Slater whom married a Charles Armstrong and they lived in kalamazoo i believe. Do you happen to connect with any of these names? I hope something comes of this. Please E-mail me at blablabootwo@yahoo.com if you would like to find out anything or if maybe you can let me know something more than what i have so far. I have been doing research for a few years now for my mother. Fredrick Martin Foote was her father. And she really loves it when i come into contact with people .

Douglas Eugene Coffee

JCoffee — 2008-09-09 14:44:32Z

I'm searching for a contact to Douglas E Coffee who lives in Tahoe Vista, VA 96148. He has a PO Box and an unlisted telephone number.

If anyone knows this gentleman, please tell him that I would like to speak to him. I believe that we are related through his g-grandfather.

Thanks - Jack

Lafayette Jackson Coffee

JCoffee — 2008-08-19 12:35:51Z

Searching for descendants of Lafayette Jackson Coffee known to have lived in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.

Lafayette Jackson Coffee was a son of Lilburn Jackson and Lucinda Sutton Coffee. He was born Sep. 13, 1866 in Hope, Hempstead Co., AR and died Jun. 19,1950 in Burke, Angelina Co., TX.

He married an English lady by the name of Florry [sic] c1903 and had at least three children:

George Jackson Coffee, born c1904, married Nora Davis. Children were Muriel, born c1928; Arthur, born c1929; Doris, born c1931; and George, born c1933.

Lafayette had at least one other sibling, Albert, born Oct., 1862 in Hope, married Lula Belle Melson on Apr. 12, 1891 in Hope. They had at least one child, Lola, born c1895.

I suspect that Albert and Lula were deceased after the 1900 census and before the 1920 census. Their daughter Lola was bound in the household with Lafayette's family in the 1910 census in DeSoto Parish, LA.

Thanks!

Jack

Descendants of Lafayette Jackson COFFEE - Aug 19, 2008
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First Generation

1. Lafayette Jackson COFFEE was born on 13 Sep 1866 in Hope, Hempstead Co., AR.1 On 12 Jun 1900 he lived in Texarkana, Bowie Co., TX in the household with his mother. He died of nephritis in Burke, Angelina Co., TX on 19 Jun 1950.1

In 1900 Lafayette reported his age as 43 yrs., born Sep., 1856. His death certificate, although a bit faded, reports his birth as Sep. 13, 186?. The last digit could be 5, but has more characteristics of the number 6.

In any event, his age at death on Jun. 19, 1950 was given as 83 yrs., 8 mos., and 6 days. That calculates to a birthdate of Sep. 13, 1866.

Lilburn's first wife Sarah did not die until 1860 and, he did not marry Lucinda until 1861. Their first child was born in 1862, likely while Lilburn was away in the Civil War. Lilburn probably returned home in 1863 or '64 following the surrender at Vicksburg.

That timeline suggests that Lafayette was born in 1866 and not in 1856.

He was buried on 20 Jun 1950 in Garden of Memories Park, Lufkin, Angelina Co., TX.1

Lafayette Jackson COFFEE and Florry (?) __________ were married about 1903. They appeared in the census on 9 May 1910 in DeSoto Parish, LA.2 They appeared in the census on 8 Apr 1930 in Diboll, Angelina Co., TX.3 Florry (?) __________ was born about 1887 in Texas. Lafayette Jackson COFFEE and Florry (?) __________ had the following children:

+2 i. George Jackson COFFEE, born about 1904, Arkansas; married Nora DAVISON, about 1927.
3 ii. On 9 May 1910 Nellie COFFEE was residing in DeSoto Parish, LA in the household with her parents. She was born about 1910 in Louisiana.
4 iii. Ardette COFFEE was born about 1915 in Louisiana.

Second Generation

2. George Jackson COFFEE (Lafayette Jackson-1) was born about 1904 in Arkansas. On 9 May 1910 he was residing in DeSoto Parish, LA in the household with his parents.

George Jackson COFFEE and Nora DAVISON were married about 1927. They appeared in the census on 23 Apr 1930 in Angelina Co., TX.2 Nora DAVISON was born about 1910 in Alabama. George Jackson COFFEE and Nora DAVISON had the following children:

5 i. Muriel COFFEE was born about Aug 1928 in Louisiana.
6 ii. Arthur Lavhone COFFEE was born on 10 Nov 1929. He died in Smith Co., TX on 25 Sep 1997.
7 iii. Doris Valeria COFFEE was born on 29 Nov 1931.
8 iv. George Reginald COFFEE was born on 7 Sep 1933. He died in Nacogdoches Co., TX on 25 Oct 1984.4

Sources

1. Death Certificate.
2. United States Federal Census.
3. Barbara A. Dean, Cortez, CO. Dean, Leonard, Delafield Research.
4. Texas Department of Health. Texas Death Index, 1964-1998.

Re: John W. Coffee, MO>NM>CA, born 1875

BWADDLE — 2008-06-29 00:40:02Z

Looking at this again, I guess I meant the obituary of John Hanna Coffee. Maybe it will help you.

Sorry!

Bettie

Re: Salathial Coffee

BWADDLE — 2008-06-04 03:08:20Z

What information do you need on these Coffees?

Bettie

Re: John W. Coffee, MO>NM>CA, born 1875

BWADDLE — 2008-06-04 03:03:32Z

See the posting on this page re the Will of John H. Coffee.

Re: Cynthia Coffee Tripp

BWADDLE — 2008-06-04 02:41:49Z

William Jesse Tripp was a cousin, albeit removed, of mine. I notice he has a daughter, Bettie Tripp (my name!). I found them on the 1910 and 1920 census records. Cynthia's name is spelled with an S on one of them. I'll keep looking and let you know what I find.

Bettie Tripp Waddle

Re: John W. Coffee, MO>NM>CA, born 1875

BWADDLE — 2008-06-06 00:48:47Z

When you open the Coffee message board, it is on the same page as your query. Or do a search for JAMES.

If you can't find it, I'll go there and try to find a number or something.

Bettie

Re: Stanford Coffee Family connection

RJackStone — 2008-10-08 01:09:49Z

Jesse Coffee had a son Elisha Coffee who was the father of Epperson Coffee.Jesse Coffee was born in 1755 in Virginia,died 1807 Pendleton District,South Carolina.Elisha Coffee born July 27,1801,Pendleton District,South Carolina,buried family cemetery ,Murray county,Tennga,Ga.Epperson F.Coffee was born April 22,1835,died 1863 in civil war at Fort Donaldson,Tn.Eppy Coffee married Martha Elizabet Stanford July 10,1857.They had two sons: Floyd H. and John Alvin Coffee.My wife's Mother Maud Coffee Chesnutt was a sister to Clara Lavonia Coffee Shell.

Re: John W. Coffee, MO>NM>CA, born 1875

FamilyTreepig — 2008-06-04 20:16:35Z

What "will" on what page?

Thank you.

Sandy

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

davidsancestors — 2008-07-29 19:28:54Z

Ambrose Coffee Sr. is my gggg-grandfather. I am descended through his daughter, Rebecca Jane who married William Stuart Lykins. You can view some of the info I have about him at my posted family tree on Ancestry.com at this link: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=6245538&p...

His son William, who it seems you are descended from, can be found on the 1860 Census for Magoffin County, Licking Station Post Office, Dwelling 190 as a 75yo Baptist Preacher. His wife Elizabeth, 73, was a midwife. In the 1850 Census for Morgan County, William is listed as a 65yo farmer. There is a 20yo named Amos living with him in 1850 as a farm laborer, who could be his son or possibly even his grandson. I have more details about Ambrose and his immediate descendants that I can send to you if you like.

Ethel Coffee of Loraine, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2008-10-17 01:08:20Z

Ethel is pictured in the 1917 Daedalian, yearbook of the College of industrial Arts, now Texas Womens University, in Denton, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not related but thought this might help others.

Re: Ethel Coffee of Loraine, TX 1917

JerryCoffee163 — 2008-10-22 17:31:27Z

I am sure Ethel Coffee is a descendant of John James Coffee. That line of my Coffee fmaily is buried in the Lorraine City Cemetery in Lorraine Texas.

John James Coffee (1833-1927) was my great grandfather Joshua David Coffee's (1839-1915) older brother. They came to Fannin County Texas in 1855 and settled in the Orangeville Community. Following the strife in the area after the civil war, John James Coffee moved his family to McDonald County Missouri in 1867. He retuned to Fannin County Texas about 1877. In 1878, John James and my great grandfather moved to Brown County Texas. John James Coffee married Nancy Lamberson in Fannin County in 1856. Joshua David Coffee married Mary Lou Blanton in Fannin County in 1860. In 1861, both men served in Col. H.E. McCulloch's 14th Brigade, Orangeville Home Guard, Texas State Troops. In July, 1863, when the Texas State Troops were called into regular Confederate service, Joshua David Coffee enlisted as a teamster in Capt. John Henry Damron's Company, Lt. Col. Peter C. Hardeman's 1st Texas Cavalry Battalion (Arizona Brigade) and was assigned to Brig. Gen. Richard Montgomery Gano's Texas Cavalry Brigade, C.S.A. Joshua served in North Texas and saw no action. In May 1864, Joshua Coffee was reassigned to Maj. James Roberson Diamond's Brush Battalion, Col. James Bourland's Frontier Regiment, C.S.A. Until the end of the war, Joshua Coffee remained at a bivouac near what was then called "Oxford Lake" in Collin County, 3-miles northwest of Farmersville, Texas.

Re: Can anyone help with this line?

justakitten2002 — 2008-12-08 15:02:50Z

According to family lore, the Coffey's had some sort of family upheaval and one family broke off and used Coffee. So? to answer, I am not sure.

Re: JESSE COFFEE of Rabun Co., GA

weetinygizmo — 2008-10-08 22:48:44Z

Do you know how Elisha Coffee would be connected to your Jesse. I believe they are closely related.

Stanford Coffee Family connection

weetinygizmo — 2008-10-06 21:23:32Z

I have been gleaning a lot of information on these two families. Did JESSE COFFEE(Y) have a son named EPERSON? He may have beem killed in the War(1863) and was from Georgia. He is kin to the Coffees buried in Tennga Georgia(Murray Co.) Elisha is one of them.

His wife was Martha Elizabeth Stanford

His son was Floyd Hellvixon Coffee and Floyd had Clara Lavonia Coffee(died in TN) who was my father's grandmother. Just wondering if these folks are connected to the Virginia Coffeys and Coffeytown.

Re: Coffee family of Lewis Co. MO

RuthBlackwell27 — 2008-09-04 21:32:32Z

Hiram COFFEE (1801) and Sarah Elizabeth (Betsy) HUFFMAN had a son, Hiram B COFFEE born 1833 IN.
Hiram B married Martha Isabell CADLE/CADEL (I think)
My husband's line comes from Hiram B and Martha's daughter, Henrietta COFFEE born 1855.
Does anyone have info on this line ? My brick wall....
Hiram B COFFEE's childen on 1860 census don't match Hiram's children on the 1870 census.
Did two Hirams marry two Marthas ?

Re: John W. Coffee, MO>NM>CA, born 1875

cmycrate — 2008-06-28 21:15:37Z

Hi, Bettie, are you another cousin? I've made contact with Sandy & Tom.
I am a great-granddaughter of John Hanna's sister, Martha (Coffee) EDMON.
I would like to see the will you mentioned in your post.
Thank you for any information. chris

Re: More than one General John Coffee

VannBeasley — 2008-09-29 01:10:31Z

Robert,
My line is from Joshua Bryan Coffee thru son Jamaes Columbus Coffee. Can we share info?
Vann Beasley
vannconn@mindspring.com

Re: hi from Roscommon

misscarmel — 2008-08-06 19:16:38Z

Hi Claire
not sure if I am going about this the right way but here goes.
My name is Carmel Kennedy. I was researching The Hughes family today and I stumbled on your e mail to Paul Fallon. We are related and I have been hearing of your branch of our family for years although no one could give me any contact details.I am a Daughter of Eileen Kennedy Ne Hoey my granny although I never met her was Veronica Hoey Ne Hughes her mum old Granny Hughes was (my god mother and great granny who I had the privilege of knowing).The reason everyone speaks to me about your family is I have been living in Australia in Darwin running an Irish bar with my Partner for 9 years we have moved back to Ireland now but hope to live my dream of 6 months in each.I became an Auzzy last year.My boyfriends parents live in Perth. Where in Australia do you live? If you live in WA we could catch up we will be going to Perth for Christmas 2010.Look forward to hearing from you we seem to have a lot in common my e mail address is misscarmel@gmail.com

kind Regards
Carmel Kennedy

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

coffee833 — 2008-07-29 20:24:40Z

That would be terrific!!! The only other Coffee's I have known are my dad and uncle. I have seen lines with many un-named which some of which would be my father and so on and could provide some insight as well. I also know of Charlies (my g-grandfathers) kids which on a lot of lines I see as living unknowns and so on. Anyways any info would be terrific.

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

coffee833 — 2008-07-15 23:52:05Z

I have a lil more detail. Starting from Ambrose: Ambrose would have been my ggggg Grandfather, going down my grandfather list from there. William Coffee, Amos Coffee, William Mason Coffee, Charley Coffee, and my grandfather Harlin Coffee. These are all grandfather decendants going down in order from Ambrose. Hope this helps.

Re: Coffee (Ambrose) Line

coffee833 — 2008-07-15 23:36:33Z

O and I also believe Charley's father was William Coffee if I remember right which I believe was in the Magoffin Co KY area. Thx again

Coffee (Ambrose) Line

coffee833 — 2008-07-15 23:35:14Z

I am looking into my Coffee line. I know I am a decendant of Ambrose and a few other details. I know that my G-grandfathers name was Charley who married a Lula Mann in KY. The had several children, Dorothy, Juanita, Thomsa, Harlin along with a few more, all born in KY. Harlin being my grandfather. If anyone has info on this line any and all help is appreciated.

COFFEE Francis A 1847 1933

t42Taylors_ComancheCoTX — 2008-12-27 12:54:09Z

COFFEE Francis A 1847 1933

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COFFEE Bert L and Virgil G

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 15:34:26Z

COFFEE Bert L and Virgil G

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COFFEE Virginia S and Richard N

t42Moore — 2008-11-07 15:34:11Z

COFFEE Virginia S and Richard N

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Re: Death of Mr. John Francis Coffee in Australia

claire_mhughes — 2008-07-03 09:02:41Z

Hello, yes, I am interested in this John Francis Coffe "Frank" was my great grandfather.

Claire Hughes Canberra Aust

Marriage of James Coffee to Miss Julia Griffiths

maryachtrh — 2008-04-24 22:06:49Z

Appears in "The Ravia Tribune" 13 October 1904, Ravia, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Rev. D. Hudson was called at four o’clock Monday morning to perform the marriage ceremony for James Coffee and Miss Julia Griffiths, on Bullet Prairie.

Re: Annie Bell Coffee

DorothyVann57 — 2008-07-22 15:52:24Z

Looking for information on kin of Annie Bell Coffey, my grandmother. A brother Dyer Perry Coffey and sisters Minnie Ella Coffey, Ludella Coffey, & Sarah J. Coffey. Parents names are William Perry Coffey & Prudence Elizabeth Clement in Yell, Ark. & Oklahoma. Also looking for kin to Amos & Viola Bowers in Okla. Amos is half brother to my dad Delton Williams of MI. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have a new e-mail add. okiegirl6689@yahoo.com.

Re: William Coffee

KathyCoffeeSimmons — 2008-05-04 18:21:31Z

I know this is an old post, but did you ever find the info you needed on Wm Coffee? If not, could it be William Saunders Coffey who married Elizabeth Schuhler. I have also seen it spelled Schooler, Shooler, etc. They lived in TX and had 13 kids that I know of.
There is a lot of info on the family.
Kathy Coffee Simmons

Patrick Coffee (Coffey)

ltjayson — 2008-04-21 09:11:12Z

I am looking for a Patrick Coffee (alt. Coffey) from the Moundsville, VA / Falls Church, VA area born around 1818 and died between 1860-1870. Wife's name was Mary and had various children including Michael, John and Dennis.

Re: Marriage of James Coffee to Miss Julia Griffiths

Villeret — 2008-04-25 00:53:55Z

Four o'clock in the morning? Bullet Prairie? Those kids were in a hurry; sounds like a shotgun marriage to me!