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>I am researching the family of John Gilbreath >(1768-1850) and Mary Coffee (1758-1843). Both of >these people are buried in Maury County, Tennessee. > >According to many researchers, John had a younger >sister, Elizabeth. We know from census records, etc. >that Elizabeth was born in 1783 in Virginia, that she >married Nathan Coffee on March 6, 1806 in Adair >County, Kentucky and she died on June 18, 1846. She >and Nathan are also buried in Maury County, Tennessee. > >On more than one occasion, one of Nathan and Elizabeth >Gilbreath Coffee’s sons, William M. Coffee, stated >that Elizabeth’s parents were Hugh Gilbreath (maybe >Galbraith) and Nancy Cleveland. > >I have never been able to verify this one way or the >other. > >I ran across the Cleveland Family Chronicles website >with all the information on the “Southern Clevelands”. > From my own research I know that there were marriages >between the Gilbreath and Coffee families and many >researchers point out marriages bwteen the Coffee and >Cleveland families. > >I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge or >information on a union between a Cleveland and a >Gilbreath or perhaps a spare Nancy Cleveland lying >around that might fit into what I am looking for. > >I would deeply appreciate any information that anyone >might have.

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