Husband Andrew C. Cole 1 2
Born: 26 Apr 1840 - Wayne Twp, Beaver (later Lawrence) Co, PA 3 4
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Father: Abraham Cole (1800-1867) 4 5
Mother: Elizabeth Smith ( - ) 3 4
Marriage: 24 Jul 1862 3 6
Wife Mary Ellen Marshall 3 7
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Died: 11 Dec 1904 6
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Father: John H. Marshall ( - ) 3
Mother: Susan S. Marshall ( - ) 3
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1 M William Hamilton Cole 8 9
Born: 4 Jun 1863 - Wayne Twp, Lawrence Co, PA 8 9
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Spouse: Theresa Jane Tillia ( - ) 8 9
Marr: 1888 9
2 M John Witherow Cole 8
Born: 18 Dec 1865 8
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Died: 9 Dec 1885 8
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3 M Frank Edward Cole 8
AKA: Edwin Cole 10
Born: 18 Mar 1868 8
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Spouse: Estella Parker ( -1903) 10 11
4 F Lizzie Luella Cole 6 8
Born: 12 Nov 1870 8
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Status: Twin
Spouse: Harry McGovern ( - ) 6
5 F Jennie Izora Cole 8
Born: 12 Nov 1870 8
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Status: Twin
Spouse: William Buquo ( - ) 6
6 M Thomas James Cole 6 8
Born: 9 Apr 1873 6 8
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Died: 9 Jan 1900 6
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Spouse: Elizabeth J. Hamilton ( - ) 6 8
7 M Karl Hayes Cole 8
AKA: Carl Hays Cole 6
Born: 15 Nov 1875 6 8
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Died: 24 Aug 1896 6 8
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8 M A. Thurman Cole 6 8
Born: 29 Jan 1879 6 8
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Died: 16 Aug 1902 - ? Marion, IN 6
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9 F Catherine Marie "Kittie" Cole 8
Born: 16 Nov 1881 8
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General Notes: Husband - Andrew C. Cole
His earlier life was spent in the same manner as was his father's before him; each was the youngest son, and each fulfilled the duty that devolved upon him to stay at home and care for his parents in their declining years. Each one inherited the homestead, and made it a happy, busy home.
He was postmaster at Hazel Dell, Pennsylvania, being the immediate successor of his father-in-law, John H. Marshall. At the end of nine years service, only a slight change was made, the commission then bore the name of Mrs. Cole, and the office continued in their care for five more years.
General Notes: Wife - Mary Ellen Marshall
For many years she was an active and interested member of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church. She was a lady of engaging personality and of literary acquirements. For a long period she was a welcome contributor to newspapers and magazines.