Daughter of Dave & Silver Adams Lovejoy∼WILLIE ANN LOVEJOY-COFFEY, Tim's Maternal 2nd Great Grandmother ❤
Willie Ann Lovejoy-Coffey was born in Tennessee. Her mother was Sylvia Ann Adamson-Lovejoy. Willie Ann Lovejoy married Robert Timothy Brox-Coffey in Sevier, County. They had three children, Lee Carl Coffey, Essie Lee Coffey and Acie (Baby) Coffey.
Willie Ann was a homemaker, churned her own butter and even milked the cows. They had horses, raised livestock, chickens and grew their own vegetable garden. They owned their own land.
--This story was given to me by Jo Helen Coffey-Nelson (daughter of Lee Carl Coffey and Hortence Electra Hooks)
By Tammie Combs-Burton
Willie Ann Lovejoy-Coffey was born in Tennessee. Her mother was Sylvia Ann Adamson-Lovejoy. Willie Ann Lovejoy married Robert Timothy Brox-Coffey in Sevier, County. They had three children, Lee Carl Coffey, Essie Lee Coffey and Acie (Baby) Coffey.
Willie Ann was a homemaker, churned her own butter and even milked the cows. They had horses, raised livestock, chickens and grew their own vegetable garden. They owned their own land.
--This story was given to me by Jo Helen Coffey-Nelson (daughter of Lee Carl Coffey and Hortence Electra Hooks)
By Tammie Combs-Burton
Daughter of Dave & Silver Adams Lovejoy∼WILLIE ANN LOVEJOY-COFFEY, Tim's Maternal 2nd Great Grandmother ❤
Willie Ann Lovejoy-Coffey was born in Tennessee. Her mother was Sylvia Ann Adamson-Lovejoy. Willie Ann Lovejoy married Robert Timothy Brox-Coffey in Sevier, County. They had three children, Lee Carl Coffey, Essie Lee Coffey and Acie (Baby) Coffey.
Willie Ann was a homemaker, churned her own butter and even milked the cows. They had horses, raised livestock, chickens and grew their own vegetable garden. They owned their own land.
--This story was given to me by Jo Helen Coffey-Nelson (daughter of Lee Carl Coffey and Hortence Electra Hooks)
By Tammie Combs-Burton
Willie Ann Lovejoy-Coffey was born in Tennessee. Her mother was Sylvia Ann Adamson-Lovejoy. Willie Ann Lovejoy married Robert Timothy Brox-Coffey in Sevier, County. They had three children, Lee Carl Coffey, Essie Lee Coffey and Acie (Baby) Coffey.
Willie Ann was a homemaker, churned her own butter and even milked the cows. They had horses, raised livestock, chickens and grew their own vegetable garden. They owned their own land.
--This story was given to me by Jo Helen Coffey-Nelson (daughter of Lee Carl Coffey and Hortence Electra Hooks)
By Tammie Combs-Burton
