Daughter of Edward Evans.
Eventually, Sarah's five sons and daughters-in-law were grantors of land to Amos Evans. The five Coberly men stated they inherited their interest in Evans' land from their mother Sarah who had died before October 1845. Multiple records in the deed books show these five sons and Bennett appears to have been the spokesman for them. Upton E. and Priscilla of Iroquois County, Illinois, and Bennett of Iroquois County signed on 28 November 1848. Bennett E. Coberly and Margaret; Henry B. and Latha Ann, his wife, and James Coberly and Ellenor Ann were all located in Iroquois County.
Sarah Coberly, 58 years, born Kentucky, was present in Bennett's 1850 Census so there is much confusion regarding the statement that she died "before October 1845."
Children;
1) Bennett E. Coberly #46268554
2) Henry B. Coberly #
3) Enoch Coberly #97701330
4) Upton E. Coberly #
5) James Coberly #39528071
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Eventually, Sarah's five sons and daughters-in-law were grantors of land to Amos Evans. The five Coberly men stated they inherited their interest in Evans' land from their mother Sarah who had died before October 1845. Multiple records in the deed books show these five sons and Bennett appears to have been the spokesman for them. Upton E. and Priscilla of Iroquois County, Illinois, and Bennett of Iroquois County signed on 28 November 1848. Bennett E. Coberly and Margaret; Henry B. and Latha Ann, his wife, and James Coberly and Ellenor Ann were all located in Iroquois County.
Sarah Coberly, 58 years, born Kentucky, was present in Bennett's 1850 Census so there is much confusion regarding the statement that she died "before October 1845."
Children;
1) Bennett E. Coberly #46268554
2) Henry B. Coberly #
3) Enoch Coberly #97701330
4) Upton E. Coberly #
5) James Coberly #39528071
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Daughter of Edward Evans.
Eventually, Sarah's five sons and daughters-in-law were grantors of land to Amos Evans. The five Coberly men stated they inherited their interest in Evans' land from their mother Sarah who had died before October 1845. Multiple records in the deed books show these five sons and Bennett appears to have been the spokesman for them. Upton E. and Priscilla of Iroquois County, Illinois, and Bennett of Iroquois County signed on 28 November 1848. Bennett E. Coberly and Margaret; Henry B. and Latha Ann, his wife, and James Coberly and Ellenor Ann were all located in Iroquois County.
Sarah Coberly, 58 years, born Kentucky, was present in Bennett's 1850 Census so there is much confusion regarding the statement that she died "before October 1845."
Children;
1) Bennett E. Coberly #46268554
2) Henry B. Coberly #
3) Enoch Coberly #97701330
4) Upton E. Coberly #
5) James Coberly #39528071
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Eventually, Sarah's five sons and daughters-in-law were grantors of land to Amos Evans. The five Coberly men stated they inherited their interest in Evans' land from their mother Sarah who had died before October 1845. Multiple records in the deed books show these five sons and Bennett appears to have been the spokesman for them. Upton E. and Priscilla of Iroquois County, Illinois, and Bennett of Iroquois County signed on 28 November 1848. Bennett E. Coberly and Margaret; Henry B. and Latha Ann, his wife, and James Coberly and Ellenor Ann were all located in Iroquois County.
Sarah Coberly, 58 years, born Kentucky, was present in Bennett's 1850 Census so there is much confusion regarding the statement that she died "before October 1845."
Children;
1) Bennett E. Coberly #46268554
2) Henry B. Coberly #
3) Enoch Coberly #97701330
4) Upton E. Coberly #
5) James Coberly #39528071
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