Daughter of James Coffey and Frances Ann Lane. Died between 1850-1852. Her husband John Jackson Lane (1st cousin), son of Mordecai Lane and Celia Atkinson, had remarried by Dec 1852. Possibly buried in Lane Cemetery in Miller County, MO as this is where they were living at the time. Lane Cemetery has very few grave markers.
See Lane Cemetery-Miller Co, MO by Pat Johnston: This cemetery is located in Sec 3 T39N R13W of Richwoods TWP. just off of a gravel road near Wilson Cave. Just after crossing Brushy Fork Creek on a low water bridge, and traveling south one-quarter mile, these few remaining stones are found in a field east of the road. The stones are mostly broken, down on the ground. The compiler was told that at one time there were many stones in this cemetery.
John and Louisa had another son named Thomas. He died some time after John went to Oregon bet. 1853 and 1860. It's not known when and where he died though. There is another grave in the family burial plot in Santa Rosa, CA, but the grave marker broke off and is no longer at the cemetery.
See Lane Cemetery-Miller Co, MO by Pat Johnston: This cemetery is located in Sec 3 T39N R13W of Richwoods TWP. just off of a gravel road near Wilson Cave. Just after crossing Brushy Fork Creek on a low water bridge, and traveling south one-quarter mile, these few remaining stones are found in a field east of the road. The stones are mostly broken, down on the ground. The compiler was told that at one time there were many stones in this cemetery.
John and Louisa had another son named Thomas. He died some time after John went to Oregon bet. 1853 and 1860. It's not known when and where he died though. There is another grave in the family burial plot in Santa Rosa, CA, but the grave marker broke off and is no longer at the cemetery.
Daughter of James Coffey and Frances Ann Lane. Died between 1850-1852. Her husband John Jackson Lane (1st cousin), son of Mordecai Lane and Celia Atkinson, had remarried by Dec 1852. Possibly buried in Lane Cemetery in Miller County, MO as this is where they were living at the time. Lane Cemetery has very few grave markers.
See Lane Cemetery-Miller Co, MO by Pat Johnston: This cemetery is located in Sec 3 T39N R13W of Richwoods TWP. just off of a gravel road near Wilson Cave. Just after crossing Brushy Fork Creek on a low water bridge, and traveling south one-quarter mile, these few remaining stones are found in a field east of the road. The stones are mostly broken, down on the ground. The compiler was told that at one time there were many stones in this cemetery.
John and Louisa had another son named Thomas. He died some time after John went to Oregon bet. 1853 and 1860. It's not known when and where he died though. There is another grave in the family burial plot in Santa Rosa, CA, but the grave marker broke off and is no longer at the cemetery.
See Lane Cemetery-Miller Co, MO by Pat Johnston: This cemetery is located in Sec 3 T39N R13W of Richwoods TWP. just off of a gravel road near Wilson Cave. Just after crossing Brushy Fork Creek on a low water bridge, and traveling south one-quarter mile, these few remaining stones are found in a field east of the road. The stones are mostly broken, down on the ground. The compiler was told that at one time there were many stones in this cemetery.
John and Louisa had another son named Thomas. He died some time after John went to Oregon bet. 1853 and 1860. It's not known when and where he died though. There is another grave in the family burial plot in Santa Rosa, CA, but the grave marker broke off and is no longer at the cemetery.
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