George Coble was born 10 May 1733 in Germany. I am unsure when he or his family immigrated to America, but I assume it would have been at least before George got married since he married a Virginian.
George married Maria Barbara Glass. She was born 4 April 1735. (Rumor has it her mother was a Coble too.)
George died 21 June 1816 in Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina. He is buried at Cobles Lutheran Cemetery in Julian, Guilford County, North Carolina.
George Coble tombstone Added to Find-A-Grave 2 April 2010 by David |
I don't know much about George or his families' occupations or trades, so I can't even venture a guess as to what kind of "services" George could have "rendered" in support of the Patriots. In general, I know relatively little about my husband's Coble line (his great-grandmother was a Coble). They mostly lived outside the county where most of my husband's family lived, so they tend to get left out of a lot of my research attempts on his family.
George and Maria had (at least) the following children:
- Dorothy Coble
- Philip Coble
- Mary Coble
- Paul Coble
- Jacob Coble
- Peter Coble
- Molly Coble
- Frederick Coble
- John Nicholas Coble
As I mentioned earlier, I haven't researched this family much myself, but here's what I've so far tried:
- I attempted to find a will for this family and could not.
- I attempted to find any Revolutionary War-era records that could list children and could not.
- I have not found a record of him serving in the War yet or mentioned in a pension. (Since he is listed in the DAR as giving "patriotic service," the likelihood of finding previously undocumented military service is low but possible.)
- I have not found a land record, patent, or deed for him in either Virginia or North Carolina.
As of this writing, Daughters have joined the DAR under the following children of George's:
- Philip Coble (only one member has joined under Philip, and she is the most recent applicant to join under George)
- Paul Coble (five members have joined under him)
Sources:
- Tombstone, George Coble (as posted by David on Find A Grave)
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