Minerva S. Coxe

Minerva S. Coxe
Minerva S. Coxe, daughter of James and Elizabeth Hartley, was born in Fairmont, Marion county, W. Va., on August 12, 1832. Her first marriage was celebrated October 11, 1857, when she and James Ollom resoved to tread life's pathway together, but this was broken March 29th, 1865, by the death of Mr. Ollom. After seven years of widowhood she was married to Mr. Coxe, who also preceded her in death's slumbers. She united with the First Baptist church about 1870, and is still an ardent member of that denomination.
Reminiscences Prepared from written and verbal recitals of the personal experience of Our Grandmothers of Muncie, in early pioneer life in Indiana. Compiled for a benefit called 'The Grandmother's Rally', given in the interest of the First Baptist Church of Muncie in 1892

Minerva S. Coxe, daughter of James and Elizabeth Hartley, was born in Fairmont, Marion county, W. Va., on August 12, 1832. Her first marriage was celebrated October 11, 1857, when she and James Ollom resoved to tread life's pathway together, but this was broken March 29th, 1865, by the death of Mr. Ollom. After seven years of widowhood she was married to Mr. Coxe, who also preceded her in death's slumbers. She united with the First Baptist church about 1870, and is still an ardent member of that denomination.

Reminiscences
Prepared from written and verbal recitals of the personal experience of Our Grandmothers of Muncie, in early pioneer life in Indiana. Compiled for a benefit called 'The Grandmother's Rally', given in the interest of the First Baptist Church of Muncie in 1892