Penobscot County ME Archives Obituaries.....Coe, Dr. Thomas Upham  July 31, 1920
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Sprague Journal of Maine History Vol. VIII Aug., Sept., Oct., 1920 No. 2 page 126
Genealogical article of deep interest on the Coe-
Harthorn families Sprague Journal of Maine History
Vol. VIII Aug., Sept., Oct., 1920 No. 2 page 126

The last number of Americana (third quarter 1920)
contains a genealogical article of deep interest on
the Coe-Harthorn families of America. It traces the
Coe family from the time of John Coe, born in the
county of Essex, England, about 1360, down to the
present day. Robert Coe was born in Suffolk county
Oct. 26, 1596. He became a Puritan in early manhood,
and emigrated to Connecticut, April 30, 1634. Among
its illustrations are fine engravings of the late Eben
Coe of Bangor, formerly a prominent figure in the
financial circles of eastern Maine, and at one time
the largest owner of wild lands in the State, and his
son, Dr. Thomas Upham Coe, now a resident of that
city, and prominent in its financial, professional,
literary and social interests. Dr. Coe has ever taken
a deep interest in the history of Maine. He has been
an active member of the Bangor Historical Society from
its beginning.

Since the foregoing was written Dr. Thomas Upham Coe
died Saturday morning, July 31, 1920, at his summer
home at Kineo, after an illness of two days of
pneumonia. His death was entirely unexpected. He was
in his 83rd year.

Courtesy of the Androscoggin Historical Society


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