Seventh Generation

6899. Hattie M. Coffey was born about 1878 in Tennessee. Hattie died in West Carrollton, Montgomery Co., OH on 31 August 1945.²²⁷⁸¹

Obituary, unknown publication

Mrs. Hattie Greene, widow of the late Amos Greene, formerly of Hancock County, died at her home in West Carrollton, Ohio, August 31, 1945.

She is survived by ten children, Cordie Howerton, Rose Greene, Martha Sheets, Bill Greene, Julia Armstrong, Glenn Greene, Edna Ogan, and Bea Greene of West Carrollton, Ohio; Della McCoy of Edison, Tenn., and Joe Greene of the U. S. Army. Joe, who served three years in Hawaii, arrived home about two weeks before his mother's death.

The body was transferred to Sneedville. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev.'s Grant Lawson and James Ogan. Burial was in the family cemetery near the old homestead. Coffey Funeral Home in charge.

Hattie M. Coffey and Amos Greene were married on 9 April 1895 in Grainger Co., TN.²²⁷⁸² Amos Greene was born on 7 November 1872 in Tennessee. Amos died in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH on 16 May 1928 of acute infectious arthritis and was buried at Collins Cemetery in Sneedville, Hancock Co., TN in May 1928 .^{22783,22784,22785}

Obituary, Mulberry Gap Baptist Assn. Minutes, 1932

Amos Greene

Amos Greene was born November 7, 1872. He departed this life May 16, 1928. He professed faith in Christ at Trent Valley Church at an early age, and later joined the Baptist Church at Pawpaw Grove, where he remained a faithful Christian until his death. He was married to Hattie Coffey April 11, 1895. To this union were born ten children, two preceded him in death. After his death he was brought back and buried in the home cemetery. He leaves a wife, 3 sons, 5 daughters and one sister to mourn his loss.

Hattie M. Coffey and Amos Greene had the following children: