Sponsored by:Sheila White Hughes
- Birth
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Hunterdon County, New Jersey, USA
- Death
- 22 Sep 1822 (aged 84)
Ludlow Falls, Miami County, Ohio, USA
- Burial
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Ludlow Falls, Miami County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
- Plot
- Stone is at the flag pole
- Memorial ID
- 9317300 View Source
American Revolutionary War he helped the soldiers in different ways. A Patriot
According to Mary Helen Pemberton, the current Union Cemetery near Ludlow Falls, Miami County, OH was part of Marmaduke's original farm.
Son of Henry Coate and Esther Wilson
Husband of Mary Jane Coppock
Married 28 APR 1764 SC
(daughter of
Martha Lester and William Moses Coppock)
According to The Coppock Story by J. C. Patty 1958, Mary Jane was one of the two girls kidnapped by Indians and kept for several years. Marmaduke gave the Indians his horse, saddle, and bridle as a ransom for Mary. Mary Jane was a Quaker.
Marmaduke is my 6th great grandfather twice. (Esther & Henry)
According to Mary Helen Pemberton, the current Union Cemetery near Ludlow Falls, Miami County, OH was part of Marmaduke's original farm.
Son of Henry Coate and Esther Wilson
Husband of Mary Jane Coppock
Married 28 APR 1764 SC
(daughter of
Martha Lester and William Moses Coppock)
According to The Coppock Story by J. C. Patty 1958, Mary Jane was one of the two girls kidnapped by Indians and kept for several years. Marmaduke gave the Indians his horse, saddle, and bridle as a ransom for Mary. Mary Jane was a Quaker.
Marmaduke is my 6th great grandfather twice. (Esther & Henry)
American Revolutionary War he helped the soldiers in different ways. A Patriot
According to Mary Helen Pemberton, the current Union Cemetery near Ludlow Falls, Miami County, OH was part of Marmaduke's original farm.
Son of Henry Coate and Esther Wilson
Husband of Mary Jane Coppock
Married 28 APR 1764 SC
(daughter of
Martha Lester and William Moses Coppock)
According to The Coppock Story by J. C. Patty 1958, Mary Jane was one of the two girls kidnapped by Indians and kept for several years. Marmaduke gave the Indians his horse, saddle, and bridle as a ransom for Mary. Mary Jane was a Quaker.
Marmaduke is my 6th great grandfather twice. (Esther & Henry)
According to Mary Helen Pemberton, the current Union Cemetery near Ludlow Falls, Miami County, OH was part of Marmaduke's original farm.
Son of Henry Coate and Esther Wilson
Husband of Mary Jane Coppock
Married 28 APR 1764 SC
(daughter of
Martha Lester and William Moses Coppock)
According to The Coppock Story by J. C. Patty 1958, Mary Jane was one of the two girls kidnapped by Indians and kept for several years. Marmaduke gave the Indians his horse, saddle, and bridle as a ransom for Mary. Mary Jane was a Quaker.
Marmaduke is my 6th great grandfather twice. (Esther & Henry)
Sponsored by Sheila White Hughes
- Maintained by: Whitedove Relative Great-grandparent
- Originally Created by: Marigay
- Added: Aug 14, 2004
- Find a Grave Memorial ID:
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9317300/marmaduke-coate: accessed ), memorial page for Marmaduke Coate (13 Jun 1738–22 Sep 1822), Find a Grave Memorial ID 9317300, citing Union Cemetery, Ludlow Falls, Miami County, Ohio, USA; Maintained by Whitedove (contributor 48790479).
