Andrew - born February 1860 in Kentucky
"US Census 1900 - Precinct 18 Brookslide & Cardiff towns, Jefferson, Alabama, United States; citing sheet 31A, family 694, NARA microfilm publication T623, FHL microfilm 1240021."
Household Gender Born Birthplace
Head Andrew J Coburn M Feb 1860 Kentucky
Wife Rosie A Coburn F Oct 1867 Kentucky
Son Perlie Coburn M Oct 1886 Kentucky
Son Burdet Coburn M Apr 1888 Kentucky
Dau Alice Coburn F Mar 1891 Tennessee
Son Clarance E Coburn M Jun 1894 Tennessee
Son Croyton Coburn M Feb 1897 Tennessee
Dau Anna I Coburn F Apr 1900 Alabama
Boarder Columbus Densmore M 22 Alabama
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Roseanne Marshall was one of five daughters born to William Marshall. She married Andrew Jackson Coburn in Boyd County Kentucky in the early 1880s. According to family records, William Marshall came to John Coburn's one day and said, "You've got five boys and I've got five girls". From there, they were matched up for marriage. Roseanne had a twin sister, Rhoda. Andrew had a twin brother, Jesse. The twins married the twins. Roseanne's oldest sister, Nancy married a Ramey. They had a son, Miles Ramey. He married Roseanne's daughter, Alice. It does get complicated!
Roseanne and Andrew followed the coal camps of Kentucky eventually relocating to the coal mines and steel mill area near Birmingham, Alabama.
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Rosanne's twin sister, Rhoda Marshall Coburn.
Find A Grave memorial no. 26972721
Andrew - born February 1860 in Kentucky
"US Census 1900 - Precinct 18 Brookslide & Cardiff towns, Jefferson, Alabama, United States; citing sheet 31A, family 694, NARA microfilm publication T623, FHL microfilm 1240021."
Household Gender Born Birthplace
Head Andrew J Coburn M Feb 1860 Kentucky
Wife Rosie A Coburn F Oct 1867 Kentucky
Son Perlie Coburn M Oct 1886 Kentucky
Son Burdet Coburn M Apr 1888 Kentucky
Dau Alice Coburn F Mar 1891 Tennessee
Son Clarance E Coburn M Jun 1894 Tennessee
Son Croyton Coburn M Feb 1897 Tennessee
Dau Anna I Coburn F Apr 1900 Alabama
Boarder Columbus Densmore M 22 Alabama
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Roseanne Marshall was one of five daughters born to William Marshall. She married Andrew Jackson Coburn in Boyd County Kentucky in the early 1880s. According to family records, William Marshall came to John Coburn's one day and said, "You've got five boys and I've got five girls". From there, they were matched up for marriage. Roseanne had a twin sister, Rhoda. Andrew had a twin brother, Jesse. The twins married the twins. Roseanne's oldest sister, Nancy married a Ramey. They had a son, Miles Ramey. He married Roseanne's daughter, Alice. It does get complicated!
Roseanne and Andrew followed the coal camps of Kentucky eventually relocating to the coal mines and steel mill area near Birmingham, Alabama.
from bill coburn
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Rosanne's twin sister, Rhoda Marshall Coburn.
Find A Grave memorial no. 26972721
Family Members
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Henry C Marshall
1856–1924
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Nancy Jane Marshall Gibson
1860–1948
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Ireane Marshall Beaute
1863–1940
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Rhoda Marshall Coburn
1865–1943
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John Z. Jackson "Uncle Jack" Marshall
1867–1953
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Flora Wynona Marshall Graham
1872–1952
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Leroy Marshall
1872–1950
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Molly Marshall Jackson
1874–1961
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Anna Mae Marshall Wieferich
1879–1940
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Rachel Marshall Elwood Griffith
1880–1954
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