!Reminiscences by Levi Coffin 1876.

Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

1850 census shows: Myron and Comelia KNAPP and son, Benjamin. Myron's mother, Lucy was livin g with them. Myron's sister, Sarah, was living with her brother-in-law and children: Owen CO FFIN and children: C. H. (son) and Ellen.

!Automated Archive CD #100

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Automated Archive CD #100

!SOURCE: Automated Archives Disk #100

!SOURCE: Automated Archives Disk #100

!WILL: "Nantucket Lands and Land Owners" by Henry Barnard Worth, pub. 1894. "will of Samuel C offin, probated March 1764. Estate given to children John, William, David, Deborah Starbuck , Miriam Pinkham, Mary Barnard, Priscilla Coleman and the heirs of a deceased daughter, Sara h Pinkham."

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Reminiscences by Levi Coffin 1876.

!Automated Archive CD #100

!SOURCE: Bunker Genealogy by E.C. Moran, Jr.

!RELATIONSHIP: Steven and Experience were cousins. Steven Coffin JR. was the grandson of Tris tram.

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!SOURCE: Bunker Genealogy by E.C. Moran, Jr.

!SOURCE: Automated Archives Disk #100

!SOURCE: Bunker Genealogy by E.C. Moran, Jr. "Tristram COFFIIN, colonist. b. in Brixton, Dev onshire, England, in 1605; d. in Nantucket MA in 1681. He is considered the ancestor of al l the persons bearing this name in the United States. In 1642 he came to America with his wi fe and a number of relatives and lived in Haverhill, MA., and in 1659 took up his residence i n Nantucket, of which colony he was the founder and the first chief magistrate. The characte r of Tristram, his wisdom in civilizing the Indians, and his numerous descendents, entitle hi m to mention, especially as Judith, doughter of his son Stephen was the grandmother of Benjam in Franklin. His life was published by Allen Coffin (Nantucket, 1881).

!SOURCE: Automated Archives Disk #100

!SOURCE: Bunker Genealogy by E.C. Moran, Jr. "Tristram COFFIIN, colonist. b. in Brixton, Dev onshire, England, in 1605; d. in Nantucket MA in 1681. He is considered the ancestor of al l the persons bearing this name in the United States. In 1642 he came to America with his wi fe and a number of relatives and lived in Haverhill, MA., and in 1659 took up his residence i n Nantucket, of which colony he was the founder and the first chief magistrate. The characte r of Tristram, his wisdom in civilizing the Indians, and his numerous descendents, entitle hi m to mention, especially as Judith, doughter of his son Stephen was the grandmother of Benjam in Franklin. His life was published by Allen Coffin (Nantucket, 1881).

!Automated Archive CD #100

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

!Savage Compendium vol 3 Dict. First Settlers of N.E.

Reminiscences by Levi Coffin 1876.

!SOURCE: History of Nantucket Starbuck

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: J.P. Davis, Achsah, Elvira, Laura. Living w ith them are: abel Colburn, Deborah, Loveall.

CENSUS: 1860 census of Loami, Sangamon, Illinois shows: E. Colburn, J.A., and youngest child : E. J. 23/f.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: Ebban Colburn, Julia, Ellen, Burfett.

CENSUS: 1860 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: E. colburn, J.A., and E.J.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: William, Achsa, Ebenezer, Levi David, John . Sarah Woodworth (25, OH) is living with them.

CENSUS: 1860 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows:W. Colburn, A., L.A., D.P., J.T. Living wit h them is D. Woodworth (68,N.H. male)

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!WILL: John Macy had died intestate and his children divided his real estate. Thomas Macy ha d the dwelling house and the others were Richard, Jabez, Sarah Barnard, Deborah Russell, Beth ia Coffin. A daughter, Mary Coleman, had died, and her daughter Abigail took her part.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!RELATIONSHIP: unmarried

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.

!SOURCE: Savage's Dictionary of First Settlers of New England.