Revolutionary War Veteran, Stationed in Annapolis, Maryland.
Was in the war of 1812
They belonged to the Episcopal church.
1830 Washington Co, Indiana census show Christopher and Elizabeth
to be between the ages of 60 and 70.
Revolutionary War records does not say Christopher had only 7 children.
John Coy, his son said in 1840 that he had 6 siblings living at that time.

• Married: APR 1777 in Worchester, Maryland

1. Anna Coy b: 1778 in Washington Co, Maryland
2. Samuel Coy b: 1780 in Montgomery, Maryland
3. Daniel Coy b: ABT 1785 in Frederick, Maryland
4. Elizabeth Coy b: 6 MAR 1792 in Fredrick, Maryland
5. John Coy b: 1793 in Fredrick, Maryland
6. Nancy Coy b: 1794 in Frederick, Maryland
7. Stephen Coy b: 1795 in Amherst, Viriginia
8. Ephraim Coy b: 1798 in Garrard, Kentucky

1. Title: Ellen Isaacson
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