Killed near Statesville and thought to be the last Confederate soldier killed in the war. His home was Memphis, Tennessee. Buried in the 4th Creek Cemetery in Statesville with Masonic honors. from Newspaper death notices - The Landmark, Statesville, North Carolina 1891-1899
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Anna Smith (Painter) Coffey, b. 11/17/1833; d. Memphis, Tenn, 5/5/1862 while the city was being bombarded by the Federal gunboats. They were married 5/20/1857 and had two children who died as infants. Anna's mother, Hannah Smith (Vredenburgh) Painter (memorial 34666015) died when she was three years old and she was adopted by her aunt, Harriet Woodward (memorial 7276783)
Joy Steele #47692968 provided the following information:
Killed near Statesville
Flourney's Scouts, Furgison's
Brigade, Memphis, Tenn.
The following information provided by Marnicia Coffey:
Alexander Bradford Coffey's mother was Mary Bradford (Abt 1809-Abt 1893)
The following information was provided by member:
Virginia D #48327939
Spouse:
Anna Smith (Painter) Coffey, b. 11/17/1833; d. Memphis, Tenn, 5/5/1862 while the city was being bombarded by the Federal gunboats. They were married 5/20/1857 and had two children who died as infants. Anna's mother, Hannah Smith (Vredenburgh) Painter (memorial 34666015) died when she was three years old and she was adopted by her aunt, Harriet Woodward (memorial 7276783)
Joy Steele #47692968 provided the following information:
Killed near Statesville
Flourney's Scouts, Furgison's
Brigade, Memphis, Tenn.
The following information provided by Marnicia Coffey:
Alexander Bradford Coffey's mother was Mary Bradford (Abt 1809-Abt 1893)
Killed near Statesville and thought to be the last Confederate soldier killed in the war. His home was Memphis, Tennessee. Buried in the 4th Creek Cemetery in Statesville with Masonic honors. from Newspaper death notices - The Landmark, Statesville, North Carolina 1891-1899
The following information was provided by member:
Virginia D #48327939
Spouse:
Anna Smith (Painter) Coffey, b. 11/17/1833; d. Memphis, Tenn, 5/5/1862 while the city was being bombarded by the Federal gunboats. They were married 5/20/1857 and had two children who died as infants. Anna's mother, Hannah Smith (Vredenburgh) Painter (memorial 34666015) died when she was three years old and she was adopted by her aunt, Harriet Woodward (memorial 7276783)
Joy Steele #47692968 provided the following information:
Killed near Statesville
Flourney's Scouts, Furgison's
Brigade, Memphis, Tenn.
The following information provided by Marnicia Coffey:
Alexander Bradford Coffey's mother was Mary Bradford (Abt 1809-Abt 1893)
The following information was provided by member:
Virginia D #48327939
Spouse:
Anna Smith (Painter) Coffey, b. 11/17/1833; d. Memphis, Tenn, 5/5/1862 while the city was being bombarded by the Federal gunboats. They were married 5/20/1857 and had two children who died as infants. Anna's mother, Hannah Smith (Vredenburgh) Painter (memorial 34666015) died when she was three years old and she was adopted by her aunt, Harriet Woodward (memorial 7276783)
Joy Steele #47692968 provided the following information:
Killed near Statesville
Flourney's Scouts, Furgison's
Brigade, Memphis, Tenn.
The following information provided by Marnicia Coffey:
Alexander Bradford Coffey's mother was Mary Bradford (Abt 1809-Abt 1893)
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Killed near Statesville
Flourney's Scouts, Furgison's
Brigade, Memphis, Tenn.
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