Body was disinterred from Joseph W Coe Cemetery (Durham, location unknown) in Nov 1935.
Joseph William Coe, was born in Durham, 1 Feb. 1825 and died 12 Aug. 1907. He married at Lawrence, Mass., 2 Dec. 1861. Harriet Sophia Churchill, who was born in Lubec, Me., daughter of Samuel and Eliza (Willett) Churchill of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, later of Salem, Mass. She still resides on the Coe homestead in Durham. He was a merchant
and postmaster at Durham for many years. He was a member
and liberal supporter of the Congregational Church. His residence, built by Judge Steele, is one of the best in town.
----History of Durham courtesy FAG Lynn
Joseph William Coe, was born in Durham, 1 Feb. 1825 and died 12 Aug. 1907. He married at Lawrence, Mass., 2 Dec. 1861. Harriet Sophia Churchill, who was born in Lubec, Me., daughter of Samuel and Eliza (Willett) Churchill of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, later of Salem, Mass. She still resides on the Coe homestead in Durham. He was a merchant
and postmaster at Durham for many years. He was a member
and liberal supporter of the Congregational Church. His residence, built by Judge Steele, is one of the best in town.
----History of Durham courtesy FAG Lynn
Body was disinterred from Joseph W Coe Cemetery (Durham, location unknown) in Nov 1935.
Joseph William Coe, was born in Durham, 1 Feb. 1825 and died 12 Aug. 1907. He married at Lawrence, Mass., 2 Dec. 1861. Harriet Sophia Churchill, who was born in Lubec, Me., daughter of Samuel and Eliza (Willett) Churchill of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, later of Salem, Mass. She still resides on the Coe homestead in Durham. He was a merchant
and postmaster at Durham for many years. He was a member
and liberal supporter of the Congregational Church. His residence, built by Judge Steele, is one of the best in town.
----History of Durham courtesy FAG Lynn
Joseph William Coe, was born in Durham, 1 Feb. 1825 and died 12 Aug. 1907. He married at Lawrence, Mass., 2 Dec. 1861. Harriet Sophia Churchill, who was born in Lubec, Me., daughter of Samuel and Eliza (Willett) Churchill of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, later of Salem, Mass. She still resides on the Coe homestead in Durham. He was a merchant
and postmaster at Durham for many years. He was a member
and liberal supporter of the Congregational Church. His residence, built by Judge Steele, is one of the best in town.
----History of Durham courtesy FAG Lynn
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