Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
Philip was born a Huffman and this branch in about 1900 changed their name to Hoffman. Born a Huffman buried as a Hoffman.( information by Sandy Hoffman Gotham)
Philip and his first spouse Elizabeth Miles (b.29Mar1816, d.27Feb1856) married during 1835 and they had 8 children they named: Harriet, Joshua, Mary, Hannah, Martha, Barbara, Aqwuilia and Elizabeth Hoffman.
Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
Philip was born a Huffman and this branch in about 1900 changed their name to Hoffman. Born a Huffman buried as a Hoffman.( information by Sandy Hoffman Gotham)
Philip and his first spouse Elizabeth Miles (b.29Mar1816, d.27Feb1856) married during 1835 and they had 8 children they named: Harriet, Joshua, Mary, Hannah, Martha, Barbara, Aqwuilia and Elizabeth Hoffman.
Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
Philip was born a Huffman and this branch in about 1900 changed their name to Hoffman. Born a Huffman buried as a Hoffman.( information by Sandy Hoffman Gotham)
Philip and his first spouse Elizabeth Miles (b.29Mar1816, d.27Feb1856) married during 1835 and they had 8 children they named: Harriet, Joshua, Mary, Hannah, Martha, Barbara, Aqwuilia and Elizabeth Hoffman.
Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
Philip was born a Huffman and this branch in about 1900 changed their name to Hoffman. Born a Huffman buried as a Hoffman.( information by Sandy Hoffman Gotham)
Philip and his first spouse Elizabeth Miles (b.29Mar1816, d.27Feb1856) married during 1835 and they had 8 children they named: Harriet, Joshua, Mary, Hannah, Martha, Barbara, Aqwuilia and Elizabeth Hoffman.
Sarah H Cokeane married Philip Ghost Hoffman sometime after his first wife died in 1856.
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