Barbara -- The cemetery photos arrived today! Thank you so much! Maybe I didn't understand you clearly were you at the Coggin Cemetery AND Hollonville Cemetery that day. Maybe that's what confused me. The photos you sent are of folks that are buried at the Coggin Cemetery, per the 1972 transcription sent to my by Lynn Cunningham. The photos sent to me are of the graves of: 1. Little Collie Eldora, daughter of W. J. & L. P. Coggin, b May 1, 1880, died Oct 3, 1892 2. William Jasper Coggin born April 21, 1836 Died June 9, 1906 3. Mrs. L. Pallie Coggin Born Aug. 14, 1845 departed this life Sept 2, 1930 4. Sallie B. Coggin Died Sept. 30, 1895 Mother >>>Who is she the Mother of??<<< I also have photos of the graves of John Silas Coggin and his wife, Sarah (Bowland) Coggin, who are also buried there, too. They were sent to me last April by Wilbur Nixon. John Silas Coggin b. July 23, 1778, died Aug 12, 1853 Sarah Bowland Coggin b. Nov 2, 1780, died July 13, 1852 The above couple is the ancestors to most of the Coggins in Pike Co. They are my husband's 5X Great-grandparents! There is also a Burrell Coggin, who is some sort of relation to John Silas Coggin (not a son, as he is not named in the his will) who had some family stay in the area. My scanner is not speaking to my new PC, so I don't have a way of getting the photos to Debra to add to the archives. Is there anyone out there that I can mail these photos to, so that they can be e-mailed to Debra for addition to the archives? Thank you again so much! Valerie (Johnson) Freeman Tustin, California "Remember your history. To forget is to not belong." ~~ Charlotte A. Black Elk

Valerie, We went from Concord to Hollonville so I could track the directions that Lee Gregg gave to me....this caused us to pass the Hollonville cem.- we did not stop. Pictures are of Coggins cem. BUT, as mentioned originally, we stopped at Williamson United Methodist Church cem. - I made only 6 or 7 pictures and ran out of film...I listed all the names I wrote down tha day in an earlier message. But let me mention the one Coggin site again....William Oscar Coggin, 1869 to 1940 and Rada Patton Coggin, 1872 to 1956....no picture because I ran out of film before I found this grave site. I did not send Williamson pictures because 2 or 3 of them are of the front and side of the church itself and an overview of the cemetery...and 3 of Banks, Crawford, and Marshall which are some of my other lines. Your question: who is Sallie B. Coggin the Mother of? I do not know. Good idea - maybe someone on this site can scan the pictures. Again, my comment is that it is sad that the graves stones have no names. Probably did at one time. Barbara Slade Dayhuff > -----Original Message----- > From: VCJFreeman@aol.com [mailto:VCJFreeman@aol.com] > Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 11:21 PM > To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GAPIKE] cemetery photos -- Coggin Cemetery > > > Barbara -- > > The cemetery photos arrived today! Thank you so much! > > Maybe I didn't understand you clearly were you at the Coggin Cemetery AND > Hollonville Cemetery that day. Maybe that's what confused me. > The photos > you sent are of folks that are buried at the Coggin Cemetery, per > the 1972 > transcription sent to my by Lynn Cunningham. > > The photos sent to me are of the graves of: > > 1. Little Collie Eldora, > daughter of W. J. & L. P. Coggin, b May 1, 1880, died Oct 3, 1892 > > 2. William Jasper Coggin > born April 21, 1836 Died June 9, 1906 > > 3. Mrs. L. Pallie Coggin > Born Aug. 14, 1845 departed this life Sept 2, 1930 > > 4. Sallie B. Coggin > Died Sept. 30, 1895 > Mother > >>>Who is she the Mother of??<<< > > I also have photos of the graves of John Silas Coggin and his wife, Sarah > (Bowland) Coggin, who are also buried there, too. They were sent > to me last > April by Wilbur Nixon. > > John Silas Coggin > b. July 23, 1778, died Aug 12, 1853 > > Sarah Bowland Coggin > b. Nov 2, 1780, died July 13, 1852 > > The above couple is the ancestors to most of the Coggins in Pike > Co. They > are my husband's 5X Great-grandparents! > > There is also a Burrell Coggin, who is some sort of relation to > John Silas > Coggin (not a son, as he is not named in the his will) who had > some family > stay in the area. > > My scanner is not speaking to my new PC, so I don't have a way of > getting the > photos to Debra to add to the archives. Is there anyone out > there that I can > mail these photos to, so that they can be e-mailed to Debra for > addition to > the archives? > > Thank you again so much! > > Valerie (Johnson) Freeman > Tustin, California > > "Remember your history. To forget is to not belong." > ~~ Charlotte A. Black Elk > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >