[S2482] Augusta County VA Early Pioneers, Cleek, George W, (author, Staunton, VA, 1957), p. 117-18.
David Silas Coyner son of Robert and Margaret Gwin Coyner b. 1825 Augusta Co. VA d. 1899 Highland Co. OH mar. 1st 1848 Matilda Heizer who d. 1875, mar. 2nd 1880 Elizabeth Lyle who d. 1890, 1st mar. 11 ch: Mary Coyner d. in infancy; Samuel Roert; Henry Martin; David Gwin; Daniel Moore; Fred Ware; Margaret Elvine b. 1860 d. 1895 while doing mission work in Los Angeles CA;Silas Crawford mar. in NE and reared a large family; John Edward; Fanny Carolina; Harriet Matilda b. 1870 mar. Rev. Edwin Ashcraft, both missionaries of M.E. Church in China.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio
March 30, 1899, Page 8, Image 8
David Silas Coyner, aged 74 years, who came from Ross County two years ago and settled on a farm one mile east of town,died on Tuesday night of last week from the effects of grip.
He was a widower and lives with his tenant, Mr. Jones.
He had several children living but they are all married. During his brief residence here he won a reputation for diligence in business and fair dealing.
His remains were taken to the New Petersburg Presbyterian Church where he had his membership for funeral services and
were afterwards taken to Greenfield for interment.
[S2482] Augusta County VA Early Pioneers, Cleek, George W, (author, Staunton, VA, 1957), p. 117-18.
David Silas Coyner son of Robert and Margaret Gwin Coyner b. 1825 Augusta Co. VA d. 1899 Highland Co. OH mar. 1st 1848 Matilda Heizer who d. 1875, mar. 2nd 1880 Elizabeth Lyle who d. 1890, 1st mar. 11 ch: Mary Coyner d. in infancy; Samuel Roert; Henry Martin; David Gwin; Daniel Moore; Fred Ware; Margaret Elvine b. 1860 d. 1895 while doing mission work in Los Angeles CA;Silas Crawford mar. in NE and reared a large family; John Edward; Fanny Carolina; Harriet Matilda b. 1870 mar. Rev. Edwin Ashcraft, both missionaries of M.E. Church in China.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio
March 30, 1899, Page 8, Image 8
David Silas Coyner, aged 74 years, who came from Ross County two years ago and settled on a farm one mile east of town,died on Tuesday night of last week from the effects of grip.
He was a widower and lives with his tenant, Mr. Jones.
He had several children living but they are all married. During his brief residence here he won a reputation for diligence in business and fair dealing.
His remains were taken to the New Petersburg Presbyterian Church where he had his membership for funeral services and
were afterwards taken to Greenfield for interment.
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