Robert WHITESIDE & Elizabeth COFFEE

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Robert WHITESIDE
Elizabeth COFFEY

Husband: Robert WHITESIDE / WHITESIDES
Birth: 22 Feb 1743, Mechum's Creek, Goochland [now Albemarle] Co., VA
Death: 1810, Wayne Co., KY
Father: William WHITESIDE, Sr.
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" STOCKTON

Marriage: ca. 1770, Albemarle Co., VA

Wife: Elizabeth "Betsy/Betty" COFFEY / COFFEE
Birth: ca. 1751, prob. Albemarle Co., VA
Death: 1811/12, Wayne Co., KY
Father: Rev. James Edwin COFFEY (4 Jul 1729-Sep 1789), s/o John COFFEY & Jane GRAVES
Mother: Elizabeth CLEVELAND (1727-1827)

Children:

1. James WHITESIDE, b. 21 Jul 1771; d. 24 Apr 1848
2. William WHITESIDE, b. ca. 1773; d. 1824; m. Lavina SINGLETON
3. Jonathan WHITESIDE, b. 13 Apr 1776; d. 1860, TN; m. 19 Jul 1796, Madison Co., KY, Thankful ANDERSON
4. Robert WHITESIDE; m. Wayne Co., KY, Elizabeth "Betsy" DICK
5. Mary "Polly" WHITESIDE
6. Joel WHITESIDE; m. Sarah "Sally" LUNCH

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Sources:

1. Ancestry World Trees (online at Ancestry.com).

2. Messages in the Coffey Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

3. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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