Person ID: I8667769142
Harvey E. Coy
19 Apr 1881 – 27 Apr 1931
Male
Events
- Born
- 19 Apr 1881 — Hanoverton, Columbiana, Ohio, United States2 sources
- Died
- 27 Apr 1931 — Alliance, Stark, Ohio, United States2 sources
- Buried
- 30 Apr 1931 — Grove Hill Cemetery, Hanoverton, Columbiana, Ohio, United States1 source
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherKennett Knox Coy23 Jun 1859 or 1861 – 1945
- MotherHannah Amelia Stambaugh1 Nov 1860 – 30 Mar 1927
- ChildHarvey E. Coy19 Apr 1881 – 27 Apr 1931
- ChildJames A. Coy21 Sep 1883 – 19 Apr 1956
- ChildCharles Albert Coy12 Dec 1885 – Jun 1972
- ChildJohn Leonard Coyb. 1 Dec 1888
- ChildFrank Sherman Coy14 Mar 1891 – Bef 1900
- ChildPerry Louis Coy18 Jun 1894 – 1947
- ChildMyrtle Naomi Coy9 May 1897 – Sep 1968
- ChildMary Ellen Coy16 Nov 1899 – 2 Jan 1984
- ChildArthur Coy14 May 1896 – 28 May 1896
- ChildRussell Curtiss Coy19 Jul 1902 – 3 Sep 1966
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 1901
- FatherHarvey E. Coy19 Apr 1881 – 27 Apr 1931
- MotherNettie May Leipper1886 – 7 Oct 1961
- ChildAlice Coy9 Feb 1902 – 22 Oct 1981
- ChildCora Coy1904 – 1931/1979
- ChildSylvia Isabell Coy12 Nov 1905 – 1 Apr 1979
- ChildHelen Stella Coy22 Nov 1907 – 1931/1979
- ChildEarl Albert Coy22 May 1910 – Sep 1982
- ChildNova G. Coy28 Mar 1913 – 10 Oct 1994
- ChildNellie D. Coy6 Feb 1916 – 10 Sep 1996
- ChildGladys L. Coy1917 – Bef 1979
- ChildForrest Coy
- ChildTheodore Vail Coy15 Jun 1922 – 5 Apr 1992
- ChildClyde H. Coy1923/1924 – 4 Nov 1965
- ChildHarvey E. Coy, Jr.14 Apr 1928 – 11 Oct 1993
Notes
- In 1910, Harvey and his family are residing in Hanover Twp., Columbiana County, Ohio according to the Ohio Census. In the 1920 and the 1930 Ohio Census, Harvey and his family resided in Brown Twp., Carroll County. In the 1930 Census, Harvey is employed as a miner in a clay mine. According to his obituary in the Wednesday, April 29, 1931 Canton Repository, Harvey "...was fataly injurrd Monday afternoon when he was struck by an automobile south of Alliance. He died Monday night at Alliance City hospital from a fractured skull. He was employed in the vicinity of his home for 19 years as a miner and was born at Hanoverton." He was buried from the Hanoverton Presbyterian church. He was survived by his widow, seven daughters, four sons, his father, Kenneth Coy of Guildford, Ohio, "...four brothers, James fo Alliance, Charles of Salem, Perry of Hanoverton, and Russell of Ravenna; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Hagan and Miss Myrtle coy of Kensington, and six grandchildren."