Family: Ebenezer Coburn / Phoebe Henry (F203)
m. 13 Sep 1813
-
Male
Ebenezer Coburn
Birth 8 Oct 1794 Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont, USA 
Death 9 Aug 1847 De Kalb, Indiana, USA Burial St Joe, De Kalb, Indiana, USA Marriage 13 Sep 1813 [1] New York, USA [1] Other Spouse Deliverance Wilson | F202 Marriage 17 Sep 1815 Ontario, New York, USA Father Ebenezer Coburn | F8 Group Sheet Mother Sybil Robinson | F8 Group Sheet
Female
Phoebe Henry
Birth 2 Apr 1792 Vermont, USA Death 1 Jul 1815 Bristol, Ontario, New York, USA Burial Father Mother
Male
John H. Coburn
Birth 1 Jul 1814 Ontario, New York, USA Death 13 Sep 1875 De Kalb, Indiana, USA Burial Spouse Sally Ann Root | F387 Marriage 15 Sep 1836 Trumbull, Ohio, USA
-
Sources - [S115] History of De Kalb County, Indiana, (Name: Inter-State Publishing Company; Date: 1885;), Page 520-521.
Ebenezer Coburn, deceased, was one of the most esteemed pioneers of De Kalb County. He was born in Vermont, Oct. 8, 1794, a son of Ebenezer and Sybil (Robinson) Coburn, the former born July 4, 1752, of Scotch parentage, and the latter Sept. 14, 1755, of English descent. His parents were married Nov. 22, 1777, and when he was a child moved to New York State, where he grew to manhood. Sept. 13, 1813, he was married to Phoebe Henry, who died July 1, 1815. He married Deliverance Wilson, and in the fall of 1827 moved to Trumbull County, Ohio, where he engaged in farming, and also worked at the shoemaker’s trade. In 1835 he entered 160 acres of Government land in Concord Township, De Kalb Co., Ind., and in August, 1838, moved his family to their new home in the woods. He cleared and improved his land, remaining on it till his death, Aug. 9, 1847. His wife survived him till May 14, 1864. They had a family of ten children, six of whom are living—Otis R., Russell G., Charles M., Henry W., Chauncey, and Caroline. Phoebe H., William W., Eliza J., and Ann A., are deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn were members of the Disciples church. In politics he was an old line Whig. He served his township as Justice of the Peace four years.
- [S115] History of De Kalb County, Indiana, (Name: Inter-State Publishing Company; Date: 1885;), Page 520-521.