Father: Nimrod MCINTOSH b: BET 1784 AND 1790
Mother: Anne MURPHY ?
Marriage to Jeremiah COATS b: 08 DEC 1805 in Sullivan Co., TN
Married: 11 AUG 1831 in Perry Co., KY
Children:
Sarah COATS b: 1837 in Kentucky
John Herd COATS b: Jan 5, 1839 in Indiana (served Union Forces, Civil War)
James COATS b: 1841 in Missouri (served Union Forces, Civil War)
* Martha Jane COATS b: 4 APR 1842 in Vera Cruz, Ozark Cty, Missouri
Nancy Jane COATS b: 14 DEC 1845 in Missouri
(she married James Shelton "Shelt" Alsup in 1864. He was killed in a shootout with the sheriff and a vengeful posse on the 08 of MAR 1879 in Douglas Co., Missouri, along with one of their children Mary Artena age 5 years. Both buried in Denlow Cemetery)
Elizabeth COATS b: 1848 in Missouri
Jeremiah COATS b: 1851 in Missouri
Caroline COATS b: 1854 in Missouri
Family History:
Jeremiah Coats was married first to Mary McIntosh in Perry County, KY., now Breathitt County. The family then moved to southern Indiana, where they lived until about 1839-1840. The family then moved to Ozark County in about 1839-1840. They first lived on Fox Creek in the Denlow or Champion area. By 1842, it is believe the family had settled at Old Vera Cruz where Mr. J.C. Vineyard now lives. Jeremiah and Mary Ann lived the rest of their lives there and are buried there. There are gravestones.
The first post office in what is now Douglas County, was called Red Bud, established in 1848, where Mr. Vineyard now lives. Robert Hicks was the postmaster until July 6, 1859, when the name was changed to Vera Cruz and Jeremiah Coats was made postmaster, serving until May 3, 1866.
Mary McIntosh Coats died Jan 3, 1870, and is buried at Old Vera Cruz. About 1876, Jeremiah then 71, married Celia Haynes Nance, a young widow of about 21, with two children, Thomas J. Nance and Angeline Nance. To this marriage was born Andrew J. "Jack", and Emmaline.
Jeremiah died Dec 1, 1879, and is buried beside his first wife, Mary Ann, at Old Vera Cruz. Jeremiah served during the Civil War in Company H., 46th Regt. of the MO. INF from Aug 17, 1864, to March 9, 1865. His age at enlistment was given as 44, as was the age of several older men in his company. Little is know if Jeremaih was involved with the Vera Cruz conflict.
Celia married Zachariah Hitchcock on Nov 16, 1882. She later married Harrison M. Elliot and A. B. Smith. She died in 1921, and is buried at Brushy Knob with her fourth husband Harrison M. Elliot. There is a gravestone.
Mother: Anne MURPHY ?
Marriage to Jeremiah COATS b: 08 DEC 1805 in Sullivan Co., TN
Married: 11 AUG 1831 in Perry Co., KY
Children:
Sarah COATS b: 1837 in Kentucky
John Herd COATS b: Jan 5, 1839 in Indiana (served Union Forces, Civil War)
James COATS b: 1841 in Missouri (served Union Forces, Civil War)
* Martha Jane COATS b: 4 APR 1842 in Vera Cruz, Ozark Cty, Missouri
Nancy Jane COATS b: 14 DEC 1845 in Missouri
(she married James Shelton "Shelt" Alsup in 1864. He was killed in a shootout with the sheriff and a vengeful posse on the 08 of MAR 1879 in Douglas Co., Missouri, along with one of their children Mary Artena age 5 years. Both buried in Denlow Cemetery)
Elizabeth COATS b: 1848 in Missouri
Jeremiah COATS b: 1851 in Missouri
Caroline COATS b: 1854 in Missouri
Family History:
Jeremiah Coats was married first to Mary McIntosh in Perry County, KY., now Breathitt County. The family then moved to southern Indiana, where they lived until about 1839-1840. The family then moved to Ozark County in about 1839-1840. They first lived on Fox Creek in the Denlow or Champion area. By 1842, it is believe the family had settled at Old Vera Cruz where Mr. J.C. Vineyard now lives. Jeremiah and Mary Ann lived the rest of their lives there and are buried there. There are gravestones.
The first post office in what is now Douglas County, was called Red Bud, established in 1848, where Mr. Vineyard now lives. Robert Hicks was the postmaster until July 6, 1859, when the name was changed to Vera Cruz and Jeremiah Coats was made postmaster, serving until May 3, 1866.
Mary McIntosh Coats died Jan 3, 1870, and is buried at Old Vera Cruz. About 1876, Jeremiah then 71, married Celia Haynes Nance, a young widow of about 21, with two children, Thomas J. Nance and Angeline Nance. To this marriage was born Andrew J. "Jack", and Emmaline.
Jeremiah died Dec 1, 1879, and is buried beside his first wife, Mary Ann, at Old Vera Cruz. Jeremiah served during the Civil War in Company H., 46th Regt. of the MO. INF from Aug 17, 1864, to March 9, 1865. His age at enlistment was given as 44, as was the age of several older men in his company. Little is know if Jeremaih was involved with the Vera Cruz conflict.
Celia married Zachariah Hitchcock on Nov 16, 1882. She later married Harrison M. Elliot and A. B. Smith. She died in 1921, and is buried at Brushy Knob with her fourth husband Harrison M. Elliot. There is a gravestone.
Father: Nimrod MCINTOSH b: BET 1784 AND 1790
Mother: Anne MURPHY ?
Marriage to Jeremiah COATS b: 08 DEC 1805 in Sullivan Co., TN
Married: 11 AUG 1831 in Perry Co., KY
Children:
Sarah COATS b: 1837 in Kentucky
John Herd COATS b: Jan 5, 1839 in Indiana (served Union Forces, Civil War)
James COATS b: 1841 in Missouri (served Union Forces, Civil War)
* Martha Jane COATS b: 4 APR 1842 in Vera Cruz, Ozark Cty, Missouri
Nancy Jane COATS b: 14 DEC 1845 in Missouri
(she married James Shelton "Shelt" Alsup in 1864. He was killed in a shootout with the sheriff and a vengeful posse on the 08 of MAR 1879 in Douglas Co., Missouri, along with one of their children Mary Artena age 5 years. Both buried in Denlow Cemetery)
Elizabeth COATS b: 1848 in Missouri
Jeremiah COATS b: 1851 in Missouri
Caroline COATS b: 1854 in Missouri
Family History:
Jeremiah Coats was married first to Mary McIntosh in Perry County, KY., now Breathitt County. The family then moved to southern Indiana, where they lived until about 1839-1840. The family then moved to Ozark County in about 1839-1840. They first lived on Fox Creek in the Denlow or Champion area. By 1842, it is believe the family had settled at Old Vera Cruz where Mr. J.C. Vineyard now lives. Jeremiah and Mary Ann lived the rest of their lives there and are buried there. There are gravestones.
The first post office in what is now Douglas County, was called Red Bud, established in 1848, where Mr. Vineyard now lives. Robert Hicks was the postmaster until July 6, 1859, when the name was changed to Vera Cruz and Jeremiah Coats was made postmaster, serving until May 3, 1866.
Mary McIntosh Coats died Jan 3, 1870, and is buried at Old Vera Cruz. About 1876, Jeremiah then 71, married Celia Haynes Nance, a young widow of about 21, with two children, Thomas J. Nance and Angeline Nance. To this marriage was born Andrew J. "Jack", and Emmaline.
Jeremiah died Dec 1, 1879, and is buried beside his first wife, Mary Ann, at Old Vera Cruz. Jeremiah served during the Civil War in Company H., 46th Regt. of the MO. INF from Aug 17, 1864, to March 9, 1865. His age at enlistment was given as 44, as was the age of several older men in his company. Little is know if Jeremaih was involved with the Vera Cruz conflict.
Celia married Zachariah Hitchcock on Nov 16, 1882. She later married Harrison M. Elliot and A. B. Smith. She died in 1921, and is buried at Brushy Knob with her fourth husband Harrison M. Elliot. There is a gravestone.
Mother: Anne MURPHY ?
Marriage to Jeremiah COATS b: 08 DEC 1805 in Sullivan Co., TN
Married: 11 AUG 1831 in Perry Co., KY
Children:
Sarah COATS b: 1837 in Kentucky
John Herd COATS b: Jan 5, 1839 in Indiana (served Union Forces, Civil War)
James COATS b: 1841 in Missouri (served Union Forces, Civil War)
* Martha Jane COATS b: 4 APR 1842 in Vera Cruz, Ozark Cty, Missouri
Nancy Jane COATS b: 14 DEC 1845 in Missouri
(she married James Shelton "Shelt" Alsup in 1864. He was killed in a shootout with the sheriff and a vengeful posse on the 08 of MAR 1879 in Douglas Co., Missouri, along with one of their children Mary Artena age 5 years. Both buried in Denlow Cemetery)
Elizabeth COATS b: 1848 in Missouri
Jeremiah COATS b: 1851 in Missouri
Caroline COATS b: 1854 in Missouri
Family History:
Jeremiah Coats was married first to Mary McIntosh in Perry County, KY., now Breathitt County. The family then moved to southern Indiana, where they lived until about 1839-1840. The family then moved to Ozark County in about 1839-1840. They first lived on Fox Creek in the Denlow or Champion area. By 1842, it is believe the family had settled at Old Vera Cruz where Mr. J.C. Vineyard now lives. Jeremiah and Mary Ann lived the rest of their lives there and are buried there. There are gravestones.
The first post office in what is now Douglas County, was called Red Bud, established in 1848, where Mr. Vineyard now lives. Robert Hicks was the postmaster until July 6, 1859, when the name was changed to Vera Cruz and Jeremiah Coats was made postmaster, serving until May 3, 1866.
Mary McIntosh Coats died Jan 3, 1870, and is buried at Old Vera Cruz. About 1876, Jeremiah then 71, married Celia Haynes Nance, a young widow of about 21, with two children, Thomas J. Nance and Angeline Nance. To this marriage was born Andrew J. "Jack", and Emmaline.
Jeremiah died Dec 1, 1879, and is buried beside his first wife, Mary Ann, at Old Vera Cruz. Jeremiah served during the Civil War in Company H., 46th Regt. of the MO. INF from Aug 17, 1864, to March 9, 1865. His age at enlistment was given as 44, as was the age of several older men in his company. Little is know if Jeremaih was involved with the Vera Cruz conflict.
Celia married Zachariah Hitchcock on Nov 16, 1882. She later married Harrison M. Elliot and A. B. Smith. She died in 1921, and is buried at Brushy Knob with her fourth husband Harrison M. Elliot. There is a gravestone.
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