Frank Coffman
Silverton --Frank Coffman, 50, died suddenly Saturday morning at the family home on Fisk street from the effects of a heart attack. He was born Jan. 15, 1888 in Antelope County, Nebraska. His father was Dr. Jennings Coffman, deceased and aged mother, Elizabeth Hathaway Stowers survives. One brother, Artemus S. Coffman of Astoria, also survives. Coffman and his mother came to Oregon 40 years ago, residing on a farm in the Victor Point district for several years and coming to Silverton in 1924. Funeral arrangements in charge of Ekman's.
The Capital Journal (Salem, Oregon) 17 Jan 1938, page 8
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Silverton --Frank Coffman, 50, died suddenly Saturday morning at the family home on Fisk street from the effects of a heart attack. He was born Jan. 15, 1888 in Antelope County, Nebraska. His father was Dr. Jennings Coffman, deceased and aged mother, Elizabeth Hathaway Stowers survives. One brother, Artemus S. Coffman of Astoria, also survives. Coffman and his mother came to Oregon 40 years ago, residing on a farm in the Victor Point district for several years and coming to Silverton in 1924. Funeral arrangements in charge of Ekman's.
The Capital Journal (Salem, Oregon) 17 Jan 1938, page 8
RCW
Frank Coffman
Silverton --Frank Coffman, 50, died suddenly Saturday morning at the family home on Fisk street from the effects of a heart attack. He was born Jan. 15, 1888 in Antelope County, Nebraska. His father was Dr. Jennings Coffman, deceased and aged mother, Elizabeth Hathaway Stowers survives. One brother, Artemus S. Coffman of Astoria, also survives. Coffman and his mother came to Oregon 40 years ago, residing on a farm in the Victor Point district for several years and coming to Silverton in 1924. Funeral arrangements in charge of Ekman's.
The Capital Journal (Salem, Oregon) 17 Jan 1938, page 8
RCW
Silverton --Frank Coffman, 50, died suddenly Saturday morning at the family home on Fisk street from the effects of a heart attack. He was born Jan. 15, 1888 in Antelope County, Nebraska. His father was Dr. Jennings Coffman, deceased and aged mother, Elizabeth Hathaway Stowers survives. One brother, Artemus S. Coffman of Astoria, also survives. Coffman and his mother came to Oregon 40 years ago, residing on a farm in the Victor Point district for several years and coming to Silverton in 1924. Funeral arrangements in charge of Ekman's.
The Capital Journal (Salem, Oregon) 17 Jan 1938, page 8
RCW
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