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     Lisa Deeann Coats married Jason Layne Milliken, son of Mark Alton Milliken and Bridget Ann Wright, on 5 June 1995.²

     Marie Cobb married Cullen Landis Bow, son of Albert McKinley Bow and Elizabeth Isabelle Boles, on 11 August 1956 at Marion County, Indiana.¹

     Charles Cobbs married Amanda Unknown.

     Mary Louise Cobbs also went by the name of Mollie.² She was born on 14 April 1853 at Tishomingo County, Mississippi.^1,3 She was the daughter of Charles Cobbs and Amanda Unknown.^1,4 She married John Whitney Richardson, son of Hiram Richardson and Elizabeth J. Bryant, on 14 February 1872 at Beenetown, Freestone County, Texas.¹ She married John Whitney Richardson, son of Hiram Richardson and Elizabeth J. Bryant, on 21 February 1872 at Freestone County, Texas; This is an alternate date listing.^5,6,7 She lived in 1930; lived with her daughter Berta and son-in-law Walter Milliken at the time of the 1930 Federal Census. She died on 13 March 1936 at Antioch, Freestone County, Texas, at age 82.¹ She was buried on 14 March 1936 at Freestone County, Texas.^8,3

Funeral services were held on March 14, 1936, for Mrs. J.W. Richardson amid a great host of sorrowing relatives and friends, with Eld. J.W. Hamilton in charge assisted by Elds. McKissack, Corbin, Ryburn and Christian. Sister Richardson was born April 14th, 1853 in Mississippi; came to Texas in 1868; was married to Eld. J.W. Richardson February 14, 1871; twelve children were born to this union four dying in infancy; five boys and three girls survive her as follows: N.L., C.H., and F.B. Richardson for Fairfield; J.A. and H. Richardson of Lamesa; Mrs. G.N. Solomon, Cuthbert; Mrs. H.S. Henry, Kirvin and Mrs. W.C. Milliken, Fairfield, all of whom were present at the funeral. Sister Richardson was converted and joined the Baptist Church at Lost Prairie at the age of 18. She was a charter member of Antioch Church and oh! How we miss her for she was ever present. She was faithful to the Lord and Church; was a kind and loving wife and mother and the best neighbor I've ever known.
Although it grieves our hearts to part, we know she is at rest and we will meet her some day soon.
We can only point her dear children to her Lord for comfort as he alone can heal the broken heart. So may you look to Him is my prayer.
--One Who Loved Her.³

The following was published in the Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light:

AGED WOMAN DIES IN FREESTONE COUNTY; OTHER NEWS ITEMS

Fairfield, March 20,-(Spl.)-Mrs. J. W. Richardson, 83, widow of the late Rev. J. W. Richardson, a well known Baptist preacher of this county, dies Friday morning after a short illiness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Milliken at Turlington. Funeral rites were conducted in the Antioch church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by the Rev. J. W. Hamilton of Teague, H. L. McKissack, W. Z. Corbin, R. L. Ryburn and Robert Christian.⁹

     Maybelle M. Coburn married John Barnes Milliken, son of William Dickerson Milliken Sr. and Margaret Crockett Young, after 1931.¹ She died in December 1995.

     Nora Callie Cody married Benjamine Franklin Broomfield, son of Albert S. Broomfield and Emma A. Hunter, before 1914 at Arkansas.¹ She died before April 1930 at Arkansas.²

     Charlie C. Coffee is the son of Thomas Joshua Coffee and Hannah Pauline Dorn.

     Emma Ethel Coffee was born in June 1896 at Texas. She was the daughter of Thomas Joshua Coffee and Hannah Pauline Dorn.

     Floyd Franklin Coffee is the son of Thomas Joshua Coffee and Hannah Pauline Dorn.