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State of Service: VA
Qualifying Service: Soldier / Patriotic Service
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Gabriel Kile Coil was the son of Volentine Felte Gile and Margaret, his wife. He was the oldest of 6 children, all born in what would become Germany in 1850. He and his brothers, Jacob & George fought in the Indian Wars of 1754 and the Virginia Militia during the Rev War. He married Rebecca Skidmore and their son Andrew also fought with his father and uncles in the Rev War. Gabriel and Rebecca had 12 children. A intresting fact is that they spoke a dilect of Germanic "Dutch."
Catherine
Andrew 1770-1835
Samuel 1774-1832
Joseph 1785-1869
Henry 1789-1869
James 1785-1854
John 1885
Jacob
Elizabeth 6 Sept 1762 Virginia
Gabriel Jr. 1763 Virginia
Mary Margaret 1787
Thomas 7 Jan 1790-7 April 1868 Ohio
Gabriel was buried in the same cemetery as his sister in law, Margaret Colup Coil. His brother Jacob had died and Gabe brought her with his family to Ohio. This is in several family tree's.
THERE ARE MANY BITS AND PIECES ON THE INTERNET ON THIS FAMILY. FEW ARE CONNECTED. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING PUT THEM ALL TOGETHER, PLEASE CONTACT ME. I WOULD NEED HELP AT THIS TIME OF MY LIFE.
Kile-Coil-Coile are all names in use today for this family.
Looking on the internet, 2 of the Coil boys were listed as dying on the same day in 1869. The only one for sure was Henry which I found records.
Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Gabriel( Kile Coil (1728–1808), Find A Grave Memorial no. 95707540, citing Bloomingburg Cemetery, Bloomingburg, Fayette County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by Linda J. Morris (contributor 47181309) .
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