The Edward Coffey Project

Myra Lee Coffee, born Nov. 6, 1921, died Oct. 26, 1986, was the daughter of Albert Lilburn and Ora Elizabeth Braley Coffee. She was their o...

Mary E. Coffee was the sister of my great-grandfather, James M. Coffee and the wife of Finis E. Ames. She was born c1848 in Tennessee and d...

Wadsworth ties into my Coffee family through Margaret, his daughter who married Lilburn Warren Coffee. Wadsworth F. (Watt) Goode was born Ja...

In a previous blog about Lilburn Warren Coffee , son of my 3G-grandfather Lilburn Coffee, I did not have any information about the family of...

The 2007 Coffey Cousins' Convention is over. This year it was hosted in Dubuque, IA by Darlene Clark. For the most part the weather co...

Just a reminder: The convention will be held in Dubuque, IA April 26-29, 2007. Headquarters is the Julien Inn, 200 Main St., which overlook...

I have previously written about a Thomas Jefferson Coffey , the son of McCaleb and Elizabeth Collett Coffey. This Thomas Jefferson Coffey wa...

Smith Coffee Daniel, Jr. [sometimes spelled Daniell] was, as his name implies, the son of Smith Coffee Daniel, Sr., and wife Priscilla Skinn...

The Arkansas Old State House Museum is physically located at 300 W. Markham in Little Rock, but has a great presence on the world wide web. ...

Ocia Bell was the sixth child and youngest daughter of John Fielding Coffee. John was a brother of my gg-grandfather, James M. Coffee. She...

Captain Chesley Shelton Coffey was a member of Co. D., 19th MS Infantry Regiment . CSA. I have written briefly about him here , and here...

From my personal files: H. M. Coffey , Will Book B, Page 286, Mississippi Index of Wills, 1800-1900 A. B. Coffee , married Annie Amelia Will...

The following are records from my collection of miscellaneous Coffee/Coffey information. Hinds County Will Coffee, Hiram, 1836 Wife: Elizabe...