Moses was the postmaster in McKinley Kentucky. He went to Indianapolis, Indiana to assist his son, George Anderson whose family was ill with smallpox. It is believed that Moses contracted smallpox while there and did not survive the disease.
Moses was the postmaster in McKinley Kentucky. He went to Indianapolis, Indiana to assist his son, George Anderson whose family was ill with smallpox. It is believed that Moses contracted smallpox while there and did not survive the disease.
Family Members
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William Martin Coffey
1838–1893
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Francis Marion Coffey
1840–1933
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George Alfred Caldwell Coffey
1845–1920
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Albert Galatin Coffey
1847–1929
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Henry Jackson "Doc" Coffey
1850–1929
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Robert Blaine Coffey
1852–1928
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Mildred Ann "Millie" Coffey Goode
1854–1935
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Nancy C "Nannie" Coffey Ragan
1857–1928
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Eliza Annabelle Coffey
1859–1861
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Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" Coffey Higginbotham
1861–1929
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Amanda "Mattie" Coffey Terry
1866–1903
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Mary Jane "Jennie" Coffey Hughes
1868–1937
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Bettie B Coffey Singleton
1871–1921
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George A. Coffey
1873–1952
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Angeline Sue "Angie" Coffey Martin
1875–1961
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Lucy Jasper Coffey Reichenbach
1881–1968
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James Terry Coffey
1884–1958
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Baby Coffey
1890–1891
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Archie Laura Coffey Dunn
1891–1972
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