Good evening all. Nelson, please forward any emails 
I have already sent to Fred and Margaret if they will prove helpful.
 I am sending this to all. 
 
I do not have any info. on the computer re. Coffin, but I will
 check through some of my photocopies for info. It's a short drive
  to the county library from where I work, so I may take a 
  lunch there soon to check into it for you.
 
I noted somewhere last night on your site a reference
 to Quillen. I have some Quillen's listed in my family info.
  The earliest appear to be Hillary, Samuel, John,
   and Benton(?sp.) I am also looking for an unknown Quillen
    who was the first wife of William Freeman. Any relations here???
 
I have three Lynch's listed. Mary Catherine b. 1834,
 Joseph b. 1840, and Levin b. 1868. Don't know if these fit 
 in anywhere for you or not. 
 
Now onto tonight's saga:  The Fish Family
It appears the info you have on your page coincides for
 the most part, although there are some discrepancies.
  In going back through my info, I even found a "mistake"
   that may prove helpful in the end. More on that
    in a minute.So, here we go :
 
William Henry Fish b. circa 1849 in Atlantic Co. NJ,
 son of Alexander and Amelia married first 
 Rosetta Monger (c.1855-12/8/1885) child of James 
 and Martha Munger(sp.)
Children of Wm. H. and Rosetta:  Charles (c. 1870)
                                                 Frank (c. 1879)
                                                 John (c. 1871) 
Now here's my mistake: I had Rosetta married twice.
 The source info. was more detailed than the above, however.
  Take a look: Rosetta Monger married HENRY FISHER BORN
   IN NJ OF ELEXANDER AND MILLA. They were married 2/24/1869
    on Chinco. by P. Bowdin, Jr. Too much of a coincidence!!
	 Wm. Henry Fish and Henry Fisher are one in the same!! 
	 Perhaps it was a mistake on the  document or the name 
	 was shortened at some time????
 
William Henry Fish
was married next to Alice savage 
(born c. 1859-1920) She was the daughter of Wesley and Jane Savage.
 They were married 6/14/1886 on Chinco. by S.U. Grimsley.
Children of Wm. H. and Alice: Laura (c.1892-1894) 
In checking the new book I referenced last night,
there appears to be a Jessie (1894-1915) and possibly
an Edgar and George. Also an  infant death in 1890.
 
I note Alice savage as having a brother named Thomas born 
circa 1860. Died 1943. He was married to Mary Hill (1867-1950).
 She was the child of Timothy Hill and Zippora Sharpley. 
 They were married 6/13/1883 on Chinco. by E.H. Miller.
 
Sorry this was so long, but I hope it has been in some way helpful.
 On your searches, if you happen to come across any
  info.on the elusive Jesse Magee./ Mcgee (of John), It would be
   greatly appreciated. According to my gfa 
   (Harvey Mcgee 1909-2001), Jesse's father (John)and two of his 
   brothers came from Ireland. What he recalled hearing 
   was one of (John's) brothers was "a hermit" that lived 
   around the beaches of Fenwick. My gfa also said that 
   Jesse was "a mean man" and "they were glad to see him go."
    Doesn't seem that Lydia's marriage was the happiest!!
 
Hope to hear from you all soon!!   B.J.