Phelps County MO Archives News.....John Burrfellows Coon, burned to death January 11, 1906
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The Bolivar Breeze, Vol. XV  No. 20 ,  Boliver,  New York January 11, 1906
Surname: Coon  - Town: Cold Spring,  Phelps County

John Burrfellows Coon & Josephine Hooker Coon

His death notice states he was a resident of Missouri for 20 years.
He filed for a patent in 1887/issued 1889, states John Burrfellows Coon of 
Cold Spring, Phelps Co. Missouri


John Coon, aged 58 years, and a former resident of Ceres, was burned to death 
recently by the destruction of his farm house in Missouri, of which he had 
been a resident for twenty years.
He was born at Main Settlement and is survived by a wife and two daughters, 
besides two brothers, Eugene Coon of Ceres and Russell Coon of Ceres, and 
three sisters, Mrs. Emerette Maxson of Portville, Mrs. Joel Burdick of Main 
and Mrs. Emily Cummings of Little Genesee.

Article from The Bolivar Breeze, Vol. XV  No. 20 Thursday Jan. 11, 1906  page 
1 column 5

Note: Ceres, and Main/Main Settlement, are in New York


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