Husband William Coffin
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Wife Nancy Marston
Born: Dec 31, 1785 - Deerfield, NH
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Father: Robie Marston
Mother: Hannah Drake
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Husband Edward Hall
Born: Aug 3, 1862 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Aug 28, 1945 - Epsom, NH
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Father: Benjamin Hall
Mother: Mary Dowst
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Wife Lucy Coffran
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General Notes: Husband - Edward Hall
Husband Cofran
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Wife Ann Drew
Born: Abt 1837 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Mar 15, 1882
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Other Spouse: Charles A. Yeaton - Aug 3, 1870 - Epsom, NH
Children
General Notes: Wife - Ann Drew
In the records of Rev. Moses Quimby she is called Mrs. Ann M. Cofran of Pembroke.
Husband Alamanzo Cofran
Born: Aug 10, 1847 - Pembroke, NH
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Father: John Cofran
Mother: Mary Ann McConnell
Marriage: Apr 24, 1870 - Pembroke, NH
Wife Mary Amanda Fife
Born: Dec 1, 1849 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Mar 12, 1935 - Pembroke, NH
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Father: Noah Fife
Mother: Mary M. Wilson
Children
1 F Josephine Etta Cofran
Born: Sep 22, 1873 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Nov 11, 1940 - Pembroke, NH
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Spouse: Miland D. Page
Marr: Jan 18, 1894
2 F Annie Mary Cofran
Born: Nov 11, 1875 - Pembroke, NH
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Spouse: John D. West
Marr: Apr 12, 1893
3 M Charles Howard Cofran
Born: Mar 20, 1878 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Nov 4, 1901 - Pembroke, NH
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
4 F Minnie Florence Cofran
Born: Jul 4, 1883
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5 M Harry Martin Cofran
Born: Apr 27, 1889 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: 1975
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Husband Reverend Jonathan Curtis
Born: Oct 22, 1786 - Stoughton, MA 11
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Died: Jan 27, 1861 - Chicopee Falls, MA
Buried: - Woodstock Hill Cemetery, Woodstock, CT
Father: Lt. Jonathan Curtis
Mother: Eunice Thayer
Marriage: Feb 13, 1838 - Pembroke, NH 7
Other Spouse: Betsey Barker - Jan 18, 1817 - Concord, NH 85
Wife Anna Cofran
Born: Sep 11, 1797
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Died: Dec 5, 1860 - Woodstock, CT
Buried: - Woodstock Hill Cemetery, Woodstock, CT
Father: Samuel Cofran
Mother: Mary Martin
Children
General Notes: Husband - Reverend Jonathan Curtis
NH Patriot 4-20-1829
TO be sold in Epsom, N.H. the Farm commonly called the Parsonage Farm, lying opposite the meeting house in said town, containing nearly sixty acres of good land with a house suitable for two families, and in good repair, with a barn and shed thereon. Inquire of JAMES BABB, Esq. Post Master, Epsom, or WILLIAM WEST, Concord.
April 31, 1829.
From the "Literary History of Gilmanton (N.H.)"
"Rev. Jonathan Curtis, son of Jonathan Curtis of Randolph, Ms., was born Oct. 22, 1786, fitted to College with the Rev. Dr. Strong of Randolp, Ms., graduated at D.C. 1811, and was a Tutor in the same Institution. He was also Preceptor of the Academy at Hallowell, Me. He studied Divinity with Dr. Gillet and Dr. McFarland, and was settled in Epsom, NH, Feb. 22, 1815, where he continued about 10 years. He resigned his pastoral charge in that place, Jan. 1, 1825, and was installed in Sharon, Ms., Oct. 12, 1825. In 1834 he took a dismission from that church and was settled in Pittsfield (NH) Oct., the same year. In 1816, he married Betsey, daughter of Lemuel Barker of Concord, by whom he had 8 children. She died in Pittsfield, July 14, 1836. Feb. 13, 1838, he m. Ann Cofran, daughter of Col. Samuel Cofran of Pembroke, for several years a distinguished Preceptress at Pembroke and South Berwick Academies. He is the author of a Historical Sketch of Epsom, NH, and various sermons and tracts which have been published. He is a discriminating Theologian, and has been a laborious and useful minister. Of his children, Sarah B., the eldest daughter, m. the Rev. S.S.N.Greely of Newmarket. Jonathan Strong, a physician, took his medical degree in 1844. Thomas Weston Thompson grad. at D.C. 1844, and is now Preceptor of the Academy in Greenland."
Epsom, NH Church Records - Feb. 22, 1815, Jonathan Curtis (joined) from Church in Hallowell.
Curtis, Jonathan
Massachusetts
County: Norfolk Year: 1830 census
Township: Sharon Page: 7
History of the First Congregational Church of Sharon which was written by a previous church historian, Mr. Sydney S. Morgan, several years ago.
"On September 20, 1825, the church voted to call Rev. Jonathan Curtis, who had been preaching to them on a weekly basis. One week later the society (it was called The Christian Society at that time) concurred, and after some negotiation regarding vacation, Reverend Curtis agreed to serve at the annual rate of three hundred dollars. Rev. Jonathan Curtis was installed as pastor on October 12, 1825, by an Ecclesiastical Council of neighboring churches called for that purpose. Reverend Curtis served the church for nine years. In July, 1834, Reverend Curtis asked to be dismissed having received a call from a church in Pittsfield, New Hampshire. Money again was part of the problem. His dismissal became effective on July 21, 1834."
2 males 5 to 10 years of age; 1 male 40 to 50 years of age
1 female under 5; 1 female 5 to 10 years of age; 1 female 10 to 15 years of age; 1 female 20 to 30; 1 female 30 to 40 and one 60-70.
Curtis, Jonathan
State: New Hampshire
County: Merrimack Year: 1837
Township: Pittsfield, NH
1840 CURTIS JONATHAN Merrimack County NH page 032 Pittsfield Federal Population Schedule NH 1840 Federal Census Index
Preached the funeral serman of Mrs. Treat in Pittsfield Aug. 26, 1845.
Rev. Curtis and 31 other males of Pittsfield, NH mentioned in the H.R. Journal, US House of Representatives in remonstrances against slavery and Texas Sept. 18, 1837. With 61 others Feb. 18, 1839 and 36 others Dec. 29, 1837.
Dartmouth Alumni 1811 (page 153)
"...born at Stoughton, Ms, Oct. 22, 1786, and died at Chicopee Falls, Ms, Jan. 27, 1861, AE 74. He taught at Halowell, Me, from 1811 to 1814; studied divinity with the Rev. Eliphalet Gillett of Hallowell and the Rev. Dr. Asa M'Farland of Concord; was tutor at Dart. from 1814 to 1815; ordained pastor of the Cong. Ch. at Epsom Feb. 22, 1815; dismissed Jan. 1, 1825; installed pastor at Sharon, Ms, Oct. 12, 1825; dismissed July 24, 1834; settled at Pittsfield (NH) , Oct. 1, 1834; dismissed July 1, 1845; also at Woodstock, Ct, Feb. 18, 1846; dismissed Oct. 18, 1852; removed to Chicopee in 1860; published an Historical Skeych of Epsom and some sermons and addresses. he married 1. Betsey, dau. of Lemuel Barker of Concord in 1816. 2. Anne, dau. of Col. Samuel Cofran of Pembroke, Feb. 18, 1838. Thomas W. Thompson Curtis, D.C. 184, was his son"
Place of birth also seen as Braintree, MA
Woodstock Hill Cemetery
Windham Co.
Connecticut, US
Rev. Jonathan Curtis | born in Randolph, Mass. | Oct.22, 1786 | Settled over the | Congregational Church | in Epsom, N.H. in 1815 | in Sharon, Mass. in 1825 | in Pittsfield, N.H., in 1834 | in Woodstock, Ct., in 1845 | died Jan'y 27, 1861 | Aged 74 years. | Anna Cofran | wife of | Rev. Jonathan Curtis | died Dec. 5, 1860 | Aged 63 years. | Betsey Barker | wife of | Rev. Jonathan Curtis | died July 14, 1836 | Aged 40 years. | Ellen Annette | daughter of | Rev. Jonathan & | Mrs. Betsey Curtis | died May 9, 1851 | Aged 18 years.
Husband Charles Thomson
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Wife Annabel G. Cofran
Born: Nov 7, 1922
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Father: Edward A. Cofran
Mother: Annabel G. Unknown
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1 F Merrilee Thomson
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Husband John D. West
Born: 1870
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Died: 1939
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Marriage: Apr 12, 1893
Wife Annie Mary Cofran
Born: Nov 11, 1875 - Pembroke, NH
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Father: Alamanzo Cofran
Mother: Mary Amanda Fife
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General Notes: Husband - John D. West
Husband Norman L. McCaffrey
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Wife Annie S. Cofran
Born: Apr 18, 1882 - Medford, MA 106
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Father: Edward Abbott Cofran
Mother: Maxie Milliam Esther Hartford
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1 F Leona E. McCaffrey
Born: Dec 11, 1902
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Spouse: John M. Jaynes
2 F Doris L. McCaffrey
Born: May 8, 1910
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Spouse: Frederick Casey
3 M Raymond McCaffrey
Born: Apr 11, 1915
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Spouse: Mildred Adelaid Jones
4 F Elizabeth A. McCaffrey
Born: Oct 7, 1921
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Spouse: Charles C. Uloth
Husband Albert P. Fowler
Born: Jan 25, 1834 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Jun 13, 1911
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Father: Benjamin Fowler
Mother: Hannah Harvey Campbell
Marriage: Feb 24, 1857
Wife Caroline Eliza Cofran
Born: Dec 27, 1834 - Pembroke, NH
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Died: Jul 20, 1897 - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
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Father: James Cofran
Mother: Mary Cofran
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1 F Genella L. Fowler
Born: Nov 5, 1859
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2 M Jewett W. Fowler
Born: Jun 21, 1866
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Died: May 18, 1928
Buried: - New North Cemetery, Pembroke, NH
Spouse: Doris Carpenter
3 F Ethelaida Fowler
Born: Nov 5, 1871
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Husband Charles F. Cofran
Born: Abt 1841
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Died: Abt Jun 1876
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Father: James L. Cofran
Mother: Martha J.
Marriage: Nov 5, 1866 - Allenstown, NH 7
Wife Lucy A. Hall
Born: Jul 20, 1846 - Epsom, NH
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Died: 1923
Buried: - Floral Park Cemetery, Pittsfield, NH
Father: Benjamin Hall
Mother: Mary Dowst
Other Spouse: Charles A. Brock - Mar 8, 1879 - Epsom, NH
Children
1 M Shurldin Cofran
Born: 1868
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Died: 1883
Buried: - McClary-Epsom, NH Center Cemetery, Epsom, NH
2 M Malcolm W. Cofran
Born: Oct 7, 1873 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Jan 30, 1959
Buried: - Floral Park Cemetery, Pittsfield, NH
Spouse: Flora H. Cheney
Marr: Apr 7, 1902 - Manchester, NH
General Notes: Husband - Charles F. Cofran
Also seen as Cochran and middle initial T. His spouse remarried in 1879 to Charles Brock.
1870 US Cenus, Deerfield, NH
Charles F. Cofran, 31
Lucy A. Cofran, 23
Sheldon N., 3
Sylvester Cofran, 34
John F. Dowst, 13
NH Patriot and State Gazette 6-14-1876
Article - Drowning Case.
On Monday last, Charles T. Cofran, an inmate of the Asylum for the Insane, left that institution and all efforts to discover his whereabouts were unavailing. It was thought that he had started for his home in Epsom, but nothing was heard from him during the week. On Sunday morning last a Gypsy boy, who was fishing near the lower bridge, on the Merrimack river, saw the naked body of a man floating down the stream. A brick was attached to his line and thrown over the body, which was drawn to the shore. It was found to be that of a man about five feet and a half in height, answering the description of the man missing from the asylum, in general appearance, though the body, which had evidently been in the water some five or six days, was considerably bloated, and decomposed somewhat. The authorities and coroner Stewart were summoned, but no inquest was deemed necessary and the remains were interred at the cemetery. Meantime the officers learned that some clothing had been found at Fort Eddy, and on going there learned that a boy had, on Saturday afternoon, found a hat, a coat, pants, vest, shirt and shoes, beside the stream which runs from the eddy into the river. In these clothes the officers found letters by which they were identified at the asylum as those of Mr. Cofran. It is thought that he went into the water to bathe, at the place where the clothes were discovered, and was accidentally drowned and that the body floated out into and down the river to the bridge, where it was found.
Notes: Marriage
NHVR Marriages, Charles T. Cofrran 27 to Lucia A. Hall, 21, both of Epsom in Allenstown, NH.
Parents, James and Matilda, he born Allenstown
Benj. and Mary Hall, he born Brookline, MA
Charles T. Cofran, born Epsom, to Lucia A. Hall. parents James and Matilda.
1900 US Census, Pittsfield, NH
Charles A. Brooks (Brock) 50
Lucy A. Brooks, 54
Malcolm W. Cofran, 24
Ross S. brooks, 18
Alice M.brooks, 15
Shurldine Hawkins, 10