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Note: 1880 census Union, Hardin co. Iowa
Elizabeth S. Coffin female married white 42 born North Carolina parents North Carolina
Walter E. Coffin works in Harness Shop son male single white 19 b IA parents North Carolina
Ella J. Coffin teacher dau female single white 17 b. IA
Martha D. Coffin at school dau female single white 14 b. IA
George N. Coffin at school son male single white 12 b IA
Cameron E. Coffin son male single white 5 b. IA
Maude E. Coffin dau Female single white 2 b. IA
(Father Elihu on trip to Lousiana)
William Wade Hinshaw Iowa Quaker Meeting Records Bangor Monthly Meeting Marshall co. Iowa vol 1
Marshall co Bangor quaker records:
Carter William b. Randolph co. NC wife Martha, b. Guilford co NC died 1-7-1869 ch. Louisa b. 10-12-1834 or 11-12-1834
Elizabeth b. 8-6-1837
William H. b. 4-15-1840
Judicial District Court of Lousiana in and for Acadia Parish
children listed on petition in succession of Mrs. Elizabeth S Coffin dec'd
Walter E. Coffin, Mrs. Dorothy Jaenke, wife of Frank R. Jaenke, Miss Maud E. Coffin, all residents of Jennings, Louisana and Mrs Ella J. Oblinger wife of Amos J. Oblinger of Grand Junction, Iowa. Cameron E and Clarence were deceased at this time.
from American Friends Obit: On Tenth month 15th, 1896, at her home on Mamou Prairie, near Evangeline, Elizabeth S. Coffin (born Carter), aged 60 years, 2 months and 9 days. She was married to E. J. Coffin in 1860, at Bangor, Iowa. She was reared a Friend and she always remained faithfull. In her death the community has lost one of the best and truest women that ever blessed its history, and the family has parted company for a time with its best Friend.
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