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Mary Everett

Birth1679 - Jamaica, Queens, New York, USA
Death1 Jan 1763 - Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
MotherElizaabeth THOMAS
FatherNicholas Everett

Born in Jamaica, Queens, New York, USA on 1679 to Nicholas Everett and Elizaabeth THOMAS. Mary Everett married Benjamin Coe and had 12 children. She passed away on 1 Jan 1763 in Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Nicholas Everett
1656 - 1729
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Elizaabeth Thomas
1655 - 1723
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Coe
1660 - 1707
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James Wheeler
1683 - 1747
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Joseph Girardy/ Girardin
1682 - 1789
Children Show all
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Patience Coe
1707 - 1785
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Benjamin Coe
1702 - 1788
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Elizabeth Coe
1706 - 1804
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Caleb (Deacon) Wheeler
1717 - 1793
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Marie Jeanne Girardy
1710 - 1759
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Joseph Wheeler
1730 - 1804
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Thomas Wheeler
1721 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wheeler
1727 - Unknown
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Benjamin Wheeler
1733 - 1746
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Ephraim Wheeler
1722 - 1804
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James Wheeler
1725 - 1792
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Mary Wheeler
1719 - 1766

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