Hello all, (From Bobbie Jones in reply to Fred Lynch) 
Fred you may be right.

 Trying to research has been
quite an adventure!!  Annie was listed first in what
I wrote because I do not have any dates for.
She may have been a younger child (b 1850-1860??).
The info. I gave you is from a variety of sources
(ie. census , death register, marriage records, etc.)


However my grandfather gave me info. as well. 
This leads me to believe she was one of the 
younger children he would have known or have
heard about as a child. 

What I have written 
from talking with my grandfather is :
Siblings of George Mcgee / magee (b 1863)
          John Edward
          Janie (he said married a Lunn, but may be Jester)
          Lanty - short for Aralanta- married a Kincaid- no further info.
          Sarah Ellen - married a Jester?- no further info.
           Annie - married a Richardson and lived in Philadelphia.
Of course, I wrote earlier that Jesse was "mean" and
they were "glad to see him go." I think I may need 
to correct myself from an earlier note - It was one
of George's cousins, a Johnny Mcgee, who was reportedly
 a hermit living near Fenwick. 

 
Also, I wanted to give you some additional 
info on Lydia from family recollections. Lydia 
and her family actually lived on Assateague. When
the land was condemned by the gov't. to create the
wildlife refuge, the heirs received a small pittance.
The home was moved off the island via barge and still 
stands on the East Side Rd. on Chincoteague.

 
Per the family, Lydia moved to Virginia due to a 
land dispute.The family believes the dispute was 
between her and her brothers, but possibly it was 
with Jesse's family or her older children??	


Wouldn't it be interesting to find info. on this!!
In either case, she and her children walked down 
the beach from Maryland to Assateague. This was before
the storm that created the inlet at Ocean City. 
There are no records of Lydia's death , and her grave
is unmarked - probably on Assateague. However,
my grandfather always said she died at age 104, shortly 
after breaking in a horse!!

 
With regards to Wesley and Jane, that info came
from Marriage Records of Accomack Co., VA 1854-1895.
I have Checked out some books from the library recently.
Unfortunately, their genealogy room was not open the
day I went. I've had no luck with the Coffin name, 
except for an Isaac Coffin that Lived on Chinco.
(1821-1892) 


I'll keep looking.