Person:Goldsmith Coffeen (1)

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Goldsmith Coffeen, Jr.
b.4 Oct 1799 Rutland, Jefferson County, New York
d.26 May 1876 Lebanon, Turtle Creek Twp, Warren County, Ohio
Parents and Siblings
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m. 3 Sep 1794
  1. John F. Coffeen - 1837
  2. Goldsmith Coffeen, Jr.1799 - 1876
  3. Clarrissa S. Coffeen1802 - 1883
  4. Reform Coffeen1804 - 1877
  5. Thomas CoffeenAbt 1807 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Goldsmith Coffeen, Jr.1799 - 1876
  • W.  Lydia SweneyAbt 1804 - 1875
m. Abt Oct 1820
  1. Thaddeus Coffeen - 1852
  2. Edwin William CoffeenAbt 1821 - 1854
  3. Emmeline Coffeen1824 - 1848
  4. John Quincy Adams CoffeenAbt 1826 - 1883
  5. Malvina L. CoffeenAbt 1827 -
  6. Zelomir Coffeen1830 - 1893
  7. James H. CoffeenAbt 1831 -
  8. Clarrissa S. CoffeenAbt 1837 - 1920
  9. Rebecca Reform Coffeen1838 - 1851
  10. Henry T. Corwin Coffeen1840 - 1929
  11. Lemine "Lee" CoffeenAbt 1843 - 1899
  12. Charles Rollin Coffeen1845 - 1917
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Facts and Events
Name Goldsmith Coffeen, Jr.
Gender Male
Birth? 4 Oct 1799 Rutland, Jefferson County, New York
Marriage Abt Oct 1820 Warren County, Ohioto Lydia Sweney
Death? 26 May 1876 Lebanon, Turtle Creek Twp, Warren County, Ohio

Manufacturer of Coffeen's Chinese Liniment, which sold for 50 cents a bottle. Goldsmith was both a businessman and a horse breeder. One of his horses, a trotter named Shanghai Mary, was famous in her day. She was also the start of the famed Hambletonian line of trotters. Goldsmith build a six sided house on Cincinnati Ave. in Lebanon, Ohio shortly after 1850. It is known as the "Coffeen Hexagon" and is now a bed & breakfast. source: compiled by Mary Ann Coffeen Swepston ab189@@oak-web.washington.ch.oh.us For further information please contact Mary Ann.

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