The Edward Coffey Project

Cornelius Alexander "Connie Mack" McGillicuddy, Sr.   Baseball fans of teams of the early to mid-20th century probably recogn...

I have written previously about Dr. Coffey's parents, Henry Clay and Sophronia Tate Coffey .  Much of the information about Finley was ...

McCaleb was a son of Jesse and Margaret "Peggy" Edmisten Coffey, born c1814 in North Carolina.  He married Sarah "Sally"...

Rice was the son of a Baptist preacher. Rice Coffey was the ninth of at least 11 children born to the Rev. James Coffey and wife, Elizabe...

Back in 2006 I wrote a short blog about Smith Coffey , thought by me to be the youngest child born to Thomas and Elizabeth Smith Coffey. ...

I've seen this family name spelled Mulky as well as Mulkey.  The latter is the spelling used by Kim Mulkey-Robertson, native of Louisian...

Adolphus was born Sep. 16, 1836 in North Carolina, just a few months following the fall of the Alamo in March of that year.  He was a son of...

William was a son of Thomas and Sarah Fields Coffey, born Nov. 29, 1782 in Wilkes Co., NC and died there on May 15, 1839.  That part of Wilk...

John and Miriam were the parents of Newell Sanders, written about in an earlier blog .  At the time, I did not have a whole lot of informati...

William was one of the sons of Thomas and Sarah "Sally" Fields Coffey.  He was the second of 10 children born to that couple and t...

Generation 1 1. Ernest Irven COFFEY: born Mar. 13, 1888 in Missouri; died Sep. 23, 1955 in Clayton, St. Louis Co., MO. Generation 2 2....

The reader question on the previous blog prompted me to do a bit of digging into the Squire Coffey men of Missouri. I have found three wit...

The following information about the John Nelson Coffey Family was found in an undated document titled The John Nelson Coffey Family , prepa...