Private Oliver H. Stone was a member of the Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, DC, appointed on June 1, 1894, assigned to the 9th Precinct.
He died of apoplexy (Stroke).
The 1910 Census reveals:
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Oliver H Coffin M 40y Indiana
wife Frances Coffin F 34y Virginia
dau Ethel Coffin F 13y District of Columbia
dau Alice Coffin F 7y District of Columbia
son Oliver T Coffin M 2y District of Columbia
The District of Columbia Death Record reveals:
name: Oliver H. Coffin
gender: Male
burial date: 12 Apr 1919
burial place: District Of Columbia
death date: 10 Apr 1919
death place: District Of Columbia
age: 49
birth date: 31 Dec 1869
birthplace: Ind.
occupation: Police Officer
race: White
marital status: Married
spouse's name: Frances N. Coffin
father's name: Milton Coffin
father's birthplace: Ind.
mother's name: Anna Stanley
mother's birthplace: Ind.
indexing project (batch) number: B01334-8
system origin: District of Columbia-EASy
source film number: 2115889
reference number: cn 252457
"District of Columbia Deaths and Burials, 1840-1964," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F7TH-QYD : accessed 02 Dec 2012), Frances N. Coffin in entry for Oliver H. Coffin, 10 Apr 1919.
PARTIAL WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE DATED MAY 30, 1915, PAGE R3
POLICE PERSONALS
The nucleus of what is intended to be broadened into a "traffic squad" was announced the past week. Sergeant Oliver H. Coffin, hack inspector, is to be mounted on a motorcycle to enable him to cover a large territory in the enforcement of the traffic regulations. Motorcycle Policeman Maurice Collins has been designated assistant to Sergeant Coffin. Other motorcycle men will be assigned to this squad later. Maj. Pullman will include in his annual report recommendations to the commissioners that Congress be asked to provide liberally for this branch of the service. Traffic regulation has been made a deep and careful study by Maj. Pullman.
He died of apoplexy (Stroke).
The 1910 Census reveals:
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Oliver H Coffin M 40y Indiana
wife Frances Coffin F 34y Virginia
dau Ethel Coffin F 13y District of Columbia
dau Alice Coffin F 7y District of Columbia
son Oliver T Coffin M 2y District of Columbia
The District of Columbia Death Record reveals:
name: Oliver H. Coffin
gender: Male
burial date: 12 Apr 1919
burial place: District Of Columbia
death date: 10 Apr 1919
death place: District Of Columbia
age: 49
birth date: 31 Dec 1869
birthplace: Ind.
occupation: Police Officer
race: White
marital status: Married
spouse's name: Frances N. Coffin
father's name: Milton Coffin
father's birthplace: Ind.
mother's name: Anna Stanley
mother's birthplace: Ind.
indexing project (batch) number: B01334-8
system origin: District of Columbia-EASy
source film number: 2115889
reference number: cn 252457
"District of Columbia Deaths and Burials, 1840-1964," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F7TH-QYD : accessed 02 Dec 2012), Frances N. Coffin in entry for Oliver H. Coffin, 10 Apr 1919.
PARTIAL WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE DATED MAY 30, 1915, PAGE R3
POLICE PERSONALS
The nucleus of what is intended to be broadened into a "traffic squad" was announced the past week. Sergeant Oliver H. Coffin, hack inspector, is to be mounted on a motorcycle to enable him to cover a large territory in the enforcement of the traffic regulations. Motorcycle Policeman Maurice Collins has been designated assistant to Sergeant Coffin. Other motorcycle men will be assigned to this squad later. Maj. Pullman will include in his annual report recommendations to the commissioners that Congress be asked to provide liberally for this branch of the service. Traffic regulation has been made a deep and careful study by Maj. Pullman.
Private Oliver H. Stone was a member of the Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, DC, appointed on June 1, 1894, assigned to the 9th Precinct.
He died of apoplexy (Stroke).
The 1910 Census reveals:
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Oliver H Coffin M 40y Indiana
wife Frances Coffin F 34y Virginia
dau Ethel Coffin F 13y District of Columbia
dau Alice Coffin F 7y District of Columbia
son Oliver T Coffin M 2y District of Columbia
The District of Columbia Death Record reveals:
name: Oliver H. Coffin
gender: Male
burial date: 12 Apr 1919
burial place: District Of Columbia
death date: 10 Apr 1919
death place: District Of Columbia
age: 49
birth date: 31 Dec 1869
birthplace: Ind.
occupation: Police Officer
race: White
marital status: Married
spouse's name: Frances N. Coffin
father's name: Milton Coffin
father's birthplace: Ind.
mother's name: Anna Stanley
mother's birthplace: Ind.
indexing project (batch) number: B01334-8
system origin: District of Columbia-EASy
source film number: 2115889
reference number: cn 252457
"District of Columbia Deaths and Burials, 1840-1964," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F7TH-QYD : accessed 02 Dec 2012), Frances N. Coffin in entry for Oliver H. Coffin, 10 Apr 1919.
PARTIAL WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE DATED MAY 30, 1915, PAGE R3
POLICE PERSONALS
The nucleus of what is intended to be broadened into a "traffic squad" was announced the past week. Sergeant Oliver H. Coffin, hack inspector, is to be mounted on a motorcycle to enable him to cover a large territory in the enforcement of the traffic regulations. Motorcycle Policeman Maurice Collins has been designated assistant to Sergeant Coffin. Other motorcycle men will be assigned to this squad later. Maj. Pullman will include in his annual report recommendations to the commissioners that Congress be asked to provide liberally for this branch of the service. Traffic regulation has been made a deep and careful study by Maj. Pullman.
He died of apoplexy (Stroke).
The 1910 Census reveals:
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Oliver H Coffin M 40y Indiana
wife Frances Coffin F 34y Virginia
dau Ethel Coffin F 13y District of Columbia
dau Alice Coffin F 7y District of Columbia
son Oliver T Coffin M 2y District of Columbia
The District of Columbia Death Record reveals:
name: Oliver H. Coffin
gender: Male
burial date: 12 Apr 1919
burial place: District Of Columbia
death date: 10 Apr 1919
death place: District Of Columbia
age: 49
birth date: 31 Dec 1869
birthplace: Ind.
occupation: Police Officer
race: White
marital status: Married
spouse's name: Frances N. Coffin
father's name: Milton Coffin
father's birthplace: Ind.
mother's name: Anna Stanley
mother's birthplace: Ind.
indexing project (batch) number: B01334-8
system origin: District of Columbia-EASy
source film number: 2115889
reference number: cn 252457
"District of Columbia Deaths and Burials, 1840-1964," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F7TH-QYD : accessed 02 Dec 2012), Frances N. Coffin in entry for Oliver H. Coffin, 10 Apr 1919.
PARTIAL WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE DATED MAY 30, 1915, PAGE R3
POLICE PERSONALS
The nucleus of what is intended to be broadened into a "traffic squad" was announced the past week. Sergeant Oliver H. Coffin, hack inspector, is to be mounted on a motorcycle to enable him to cover a large territory in the enforcement of the traffic regulations. Motorcycle Policeman Maurice Collins has been designated assistant to Sergeant Coffin. Other motorcycle men will be assigned to this squad later. Maj. Pullman will include in his annual report recommendations to the commissioners that Congress be asked to provide liberally for this branch of the service. Traffic regulation has been made a deep and careful study by Maj. Pullman.
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