Married Mary Elizabeth Cline July 3, 1870 in Columbiana County, Ohio.
Children: Percy David, Grace May, Idella Jane, Flora, Estella Belle, Mary Pearl, Hardy David, Carrie Minnie, Martha Sarah, Charley Madison.
Brother to Simon Syrus, John Wesley, Sarah E, Martha, Mary, Addison, Amanda, Clara, Laura Belle.
Half brother to George, Gleason, Emma, Elsie.
Madison in early years was a wheelwright, blacksmith and farmer.
Madison and his family are found in the 1880 census in Franklin County, Kansas. Moving there before 1879 when their daughter Flora was born there.
Madison 31 Ohio, United
Mary E Coy 28 New Jersey, United States
Percy Coy 9 Ohio,
Gracy M Coy Daughter 5 Ohio
Idella J Coy 4 Ohio
Flora Coy 1 Kansas
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He was granted a land patent in Douglas County, Missouri, dated November 15, 1894 for one hundred sixty acres under the signature of President Grover Cleveland. Douglas County is located in southern Missouri near the Arkansas bornder.
Madison was an ordained minister of the Church of Christ where in Ava, Missouri he founded a church calling it The Church of Christ-Pillar and Founder of Truth.
Married Mary Elizabeth Cline July 3, 1870 in Columbiana County, Ohio.
Children: Percy David, Grace May, Idella Jane, Flora, Estella Belle, Mary Pearl, Hardy David, Carrie Minnie, Martha Sarah, Charley Madison.
Brother to Simon Syrus, John Wesley, Sarah E, Martha, Mary, Addison, Amanda, Clara, Laura Belle.
Half brother to George, Gleason, Emma, Elsie.
Madison in early years was a wheelwright, blacksmith and farmer.
Madison and his family are found in the 1880 census in Franklin County, Kansas. Moving there before 1879 when their daughter Flora was born there.
Madison 31 Ohio, United
Mary E Coy 28 New Jersey, United States
Percy Coy 9 Ohio,
Gracy M Coy Daughter 5 Ohio
Idella J Coy 4 Ohio
Flora Coy 1 Kansas
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He was granted a land patent in Douglas County, Missouri, dated November 15, 1894 for one hundred sixty acres under the signature of President Grover Cleveland. Douglas County is located in southern Missouri near the Arkansas bornder.
Madison was an ordained minister of the Church of Christ where in Ava, Missouri he founded a church calling it The Church of Christ-Pillar and Founder of Truth.
Gravesite Details
This memorial duplicate of original memorial by permission.
Family Members
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Percy D Coy
1871–1920
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Gracie Mae Coy Chapman
1874–1955
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Idella Jane Coy Warner
1876–1949
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Flora Coy Holman
1879–1966
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Stella Belle Coy Vinson
1881–1951
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Mary Pearl Coy Dunsworth
1884–1919
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Hardy David Coy
1887–1968
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Carrie Minnie Coy King
1890–1932
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Martha Sarah Coy Halford
1894–1972
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Charley Madison Coy
1899–1975
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