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About Tristram Coffin
DAR Ancestor # A023854 Private for Massachusetts in the American Revolutionary War.
From Babson:
Tristram, the third son of Hon. Peter Coffin, spent his life in Gloucester in various employments, one of which was that of a school-teacher. He died March 9, 1852, at the venerable age of ninety.
- The house Tristram Coffin lived in was on Cherry Street in the village later known as Dogtown in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The area is now a nature preserve.
Married
- 7 Oct 1800 to Mary Wharff, widow of James Jeff
Children, b at Gloucester
- Mary Currier b in 1801
- William Clark b in 1803
- John Wharf b in 1811. Married Susan Coas, daughter of William Coas, Jr., and Susanna , his wife.
- Elizabeth b in 1812.
Sources
- Nantucket Historical Society - Barney Record
- Gatherings toward a genealogy of the Coffin family. Published 1896 by D. Clapp in Boston . Written in English. Page 17
- Gatherings toward a genealogy of the Coffin family. Published 1896 by D. Clapp in Boston . Written in English. Page 30
- Lineage Book - National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 48 (Google eBook). Daughters of the American Revolution, 1919 - Genealogy. Page 78. Tristram Coffin (1762-1852) enlisted as private in Maj. Thomas Thomas' company, which served on an expedition to Rhode Island in 1778. He was born and died in Gloucester.
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Tristram Coffin's Timeline
| 1762 |
April 30, 1762
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
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| 1801 |
1801
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1803 |
1803
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1811 |
1811
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1812 |
1812
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1852 |
March 10, 1852
Age 89
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Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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