Wayne,
I also have the possibility of at least one set of my COGGIN family being
buried in a Campbell's Station burial ground, see below article:
Columbia
Herald, February 1901:
"Mrs. P.C. COGGINS died early Tuesday morning at her home at Campbell's Station. Elder Spivey conducted the funeral services at the residence the same afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the interment was in the Campbell's Station burying ground. Deceased leaves to morn her loss, a husband, three sons and two daughters"
"Mrs. P.C. COGGINS died early Tuesday morning at her home at Campbell's Station. Elder Spivey conducted the funeral services at the residence the same afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the interment was in the Campbell's Station burying ground. Deceased leaves to morn her loss, a husband, three sons and two daughters"
This
would be T. C. COGGIN (Elizabeth WILKS) wife of Thomas Cooper COGGIN
Thomas
Cooper COGGIN born: August 1830 died: February 25, 1903
Elizabeth
WILKS born 1828 and died February 12, 1901 (wife of Thomas Cooper COGGIN)
