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Hannah Jane <I>Parsons</I> Coffman

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Hannah Jane Parsons Coffman

Birth
Piedmont, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death
13 Aug 1903 (aged 92)
Livingston, Grant County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
South English, Keokuk County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Obituary published in The Gospel Messenger, August 29, 1903, page 558:

COFFMAN, Hannah J. Parsons, born in Rockingham county, Virginia, married to Samuel Coffman Dec. 27, 1832, died Aug. 13, 1903, aged 92 years, 8 months and 6 days. Seven boys and three girls were born to this union. Three preceded her to the spirit world. Her husband died in 1889. The family moved to Iowa in 1854. The last twelve years she lived with her daughter in Livingston, Wis. She united with the Laurel Hill Baptist church, Va., in 1857, in which she lived and died. Most of her children united with the same church, two of the boys being ministers. Funeral in the Brethren church east of South English, after which her body was laid beside her husband. Funeral discourse by the brethren, from Heb. 11: 16.

Peter Brower.

Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman (#47513221)
Obituary published in The Gospel Messenger, August 29, 1903, page 558:

COFFMAN, Hannah J. Parsons, born in Rockingham county, Virginia, married to Samuel Coffman Dec. 27, 1832, died Aug. 13, 1903, aged 92 years, 8 months and 6 days. Seven boys and three girls were born to this union. Three preceded her to the spirit world. Her husband died in 1889. The family moved to Iowa in 1854. The last twelve years she lived with her daughter in Livingston, Wis. She united with the Laurel Hill Baptist church, Va., in 1857, in which she lived and died. Most of her children united with the same church, two of the boys being ministers. Funeral in the Brethren church east of South English, after which her body was laid beside her husband. Funeral discourse by the brethren, from Heb. 11: 16.

Peter Brower.

Obituary submitted by Rebecca Brubaker Freeman (#47513221)

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