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     Carey O. Clymer was born c 1863 at Michigan.¹ He was the son of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹

     Emily Clymer was born c 1856.¹ She was the daughter of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹

     Fred L. Clymer was born c 1868 at Milan, Michigan.¹ He was the son of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹ Fred L. Clymer married Jessie Arlette on 16 Oct 1918 at Ann Arbor, Michigan.¹

     Gladys May Clymer was born on 4 Aug 1892 at Chestonia, Antrim County, Michigan.^3,4 She was the daughter of Benjamin Frank Clymer and Alma Mary Olds.¹ Gladys May Clymer married Roy Kline, son of Benjamin Kline Sr. and Emma Myers, on 14 Jul 1910 at Boyne City, Charlevoix County, Michigan.⁵
     Gladys May Clymer appeared on the census of 14 Jun 1900 in the household of Edson M. Olds and Mary Jane Olds at Star Township, Antrim County, Michigan.⁶
Gladys May Clymer appeared on the census of 19 Apr 1910 in the household of Perrin C. Wellman and Alma Mary Wellman at Custer Township, Antrim County, Michigan.⁷

     Irene M. Clymer was born on 4 Sep 1865 at Michigan.² She was the daughter of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹ Irene M. Clymer died on 24 Oct 1935 at Mercy Hospital, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, at age 70.²

     Lincoln A. Clymer was born c 1868 at Michigan.¹ He was the son of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹

     Oscar Clymer married Marinda Olds, daughter of Joseph Olds and Emily Bullard.¹ Oscar Clymer was born c 1832 at New York.²
     Oscar Clymer and Marinda Clymer appeared on the census of 22 Jun 1860 at Pine River, Gratiot County, Michigan, as follows:

Oscar Clymer and Marinda Clymer appeared on the census of 30 Jun 1870 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     Clymer, Oscar, 37, farmer, b. N. Y.
      , Merinda, 35, keeping house, b. N. Y.
      , Emily M., 14, at school, b. Mich.
      , Benjamin, 10, at school, b. Mich.
      , Carrie O., 7, b. Mich.
      , Irena, 4, b. Mich.
      , Abram L., 1, b. Mich.
     French, John, 30, laborer, b. Mich., parents of foreign birth.⁴
Oscar Clymer and Marinda Clymer appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1880 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:

     Viola Clymer was born c 1872 at Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹

     Winifred A. Clymer was born c 1874 at Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Oscar Clymer and Marinda Olds.¹

     Mary Cobb was the daughter of Thomas Cobbs.¹ Mary Cobb married David Perkinson on 18 Dec 1780 at Chesterfield County, Virginia.²
     On 23 Oct 1783, Ambrose Cobb of Chesterfield County, Virginia, wrote his will. His bequests were to his sisters, includiing "to my sister Phebe Cobbs my tract of land whereon I now live during her natural life & after her Death then the said tract of land to descend to my brother Samuel Cobbs and to his Heirs forever.
"Item I give & bequeath to my Sister Mary Perkinson my Negro Fellow named Jack to her and the Heirs of her Body provided that David Perkinson gives up the Money to my Estate that I owe him on his wife's account." The remainder of estate was to be sold to pay his debts with the remainder to be divided equally among his sisters Elizabeth Booth, Hannah Marshall and Phebe Cobbs. This is taken to establish the identify of the wife of the David Perkinson who died in Union County, South Carolina but more evidence is needed.³

     Ambrose Cobbs was the son of Robert Cobbs.² Ambrose Cobbs married Elizabeth (?).³ Ambrose Cobbs died in 1718.³
     "Ambrose Cobbs was churchwarden of Bruton Parish Church at Williamsburg. He married Elizabeth ____ and his will dated April 24, 1718, was proved June 16, 1718. It names Frances, Robert, Thomas, John, Edmund, and Ambrose. Witnesses were Ann Frith, Joseph Frith, Matthew Pierce. Wife and sons Robert and Thomas were made execrs."³

     Ambrose Cobbs married Anne White.¹ Ambrose Cobbs was born c 1603 at Petham Parish, Kent, England.² He died b 15 Jan 1656 at Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.³
     The remote ancestor, Henry Cobbes, fl. 1258, was a landowner in "the parish of Hope, St. Mary (in the Marsh), New Romney and Newchurch." [These are place names in Co. Kent, England.]⁴
     The William and Mary Quarterly, from which my outline has been taken, is a respected journal but the 1910 standards of published genealogical research are far below those of today. There is now a website entitled "Cobb and Cobbs", run by Betty Atkinson, which includes a well-studied English pedigree of twelve generations of "Cobbes of Kent" down to "Ambrose COBBS "the Emigrant" (Ambrose, Thomas, John, Thomas, John, Thomas, Edmund (Edward), Edward (Edmund), Richard, John, Henry) who was born about 1603 in Petham, Kent, England. He died about 1655 in Henrico County, Virginia (Bristol Parish)." There is a more detailed discussion of Ambrose here and some more information on his son Robert. After that it continues down to Mary Cobb who married David Perkinson, but only in bare-bones chart form. This site is available for personal use but is copyrighted.⁵
     Ambrose Cobbs, on 25 July 1639, patented 350 acres upon the Appomattox River for the importation of himself, Anne his wife, Margaret his daughter, Robert his son and Richard Barker, Hugh Barker, and Thomas Harvey.⁶ From the records of York County he appears to have had two other sons: Ambrose and Thomas. Thomas died without issue in 1702.¹

     Robert Cobbs was born in 1627.¹ He was the son of Ambrose Cobbs and Anne White.¹ Robert Cobbs was baptized on 1 Jul 1627 at Willesborough, Kent, England.² He married Elizabeth Thorpe c 1655.^3,4 Robert Cobbs died on 29 Dec 1682 at Bruton Parish, York County, Virginia.^5,6,7
     Robert Cobbs, son of Ambrose, was born in 1627 according to his deposition and lived in Marston Parish, York County, of which he was church warden in 1658. When Marston Parish was absorbed in Bruton Parish in 1674, he was a member of the vestry of the new parish. After Bacon's Rebellion he was appointed justice of York County. In 1682 Mr. Cobbs was appointed sheriff of York County by Sir Henry Chicheley. In 1679 Daniel Parke, Secretary of State, died and Mr. Cobbs was administrator of the Virginia estate of Col. Parke. He married Elizabeth ------, born according to her deposition, in 1634. He died Dec. 29, 1682, and she on October 7, 1684 (Bruton Parish Register). He had issue Edmund, Ambrose, Otho, and Robert. Quoted here is the 21 July 1684 petition of Elizabeth Cobb, age 50, widow of Robert Cobb. His will was dated 2 March 1690/91 and proved 7 March 1693.³

     Thomas Cobbs was the son of Ambrose Cobbs.² Thomas Cobbs married Mary Shields, daughter of James Shields.² Thomas Cobbs died c 1750.¹
     Thomas Cobbs married Mary Shields, named in the will of her father James Shields, of Williamsburg, Virginia. He [Thomas] made his will in 1736 and named Ambrose, Thomas and Matthew. "This will was proved in York County, September 17, 1750, and was witnessed by Ben Eggleston, Edmund Cobbs and James Shields. In Chesterfield County, in 1752, 1110 acres were divided among Ambrose, Thomas and Matthew Cobbs. In the same county, in 1783, Ambrose Cobbs made his will and names his 4 sisters -- Elizabeth Booth, Hannah Marshalll, Mary Perkinson and Phebe Cobbs."³

     Sarah Elizabeth Cobler was born in Feb 1848 at Illinois.¹ She married Gideon Olds, son of Ransom Olds and Florella H. McMillan, on 25 Aug 1869 at Kentland, Indiana.^1,2
     In Jan 1908 Sarah Elizabeth Cobler lived at Soldier, Kansas.²
Sarah Elizabeth Cobler appeared on the census of 23 Apr 1910 at Emmett, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, as follows:

     Hattie Coborn was born c 1888 at Kentucky.¹ She married Leroy Olds, son of Charles Ferdinand Olds and Matilda Slackford, on 29 Apr 1906 at Campbell County, Tennessee.^1,2 Hattie Olds and Leroy were divorced.³
     Hattie Olds and Leroy Olds appeared on the census of 20 Apr 1910 at Crossvillle Town, Cumberland County, Tennessee, as follows: where they were listed with the family of Charles F. and Matilda Olds.

     Ada C. Coder married Morton E. Olds, son of Samuel N. Olds and Mary Caroline Robinson, on 18 Nov 1878 at Dekalb County, Indiana.²
     Ada C. Olds and Morton E. Olds appeared on the census of 5 Jun 1900 at Concord Township, DeKalb County, Indiana, as follows:
     90/90 Olds, Mort, head, b. Apr 1857, 43, m. 21 yrs, b. Indiana, parents b. Vermont, merchant
      . Ada, wife, b. Apr. 1857, 43, m. 21 yrs., 0 children, 0 living, b. Penn., parents b. Penn.
      , Archie, son, adopted, b. Feb. 1891, b. N. C., parents b. Ohio, at school.³

     Amber A. Coe was born on 22 Dec 1880.¹ She was the daughter of John R. Coe and Addie A. Olds.¹ Amber A. Coe died on 5 Jan 1881.¹

     Henrietta Coe was born on 3 Apr 1854.² She married Blair Porter Hinkley, son of Porter R. Hinkley and Sarah Ann Olds, on 4 Jul 1875 at Stoney Creek, Washtenaw County, Michigan.^3,4,5 Henrietta Hinkley and Blair were divorced on 26 Sep 1925 at Washtenaw County, Michigan.⁶ Henrietta Coe died on 16 Mar 1939 at age 84.² She was buried at Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan.⁷
     Henrietta Hinkley and Blair Porter Hinkley appeared on the census of 11 Jun 1900 at Pittsfield Town, Washtenaw County, Michigan, as follows:
     78/84 Hinkley, Blair, head, b. May 1852, 48, marr. 24 yrs., b. Mich., parents b. N. Y., farmer
      , Henreatti, wife, b. Aor. 1854, 46, marr. 84 yrs. (sic), 0 children, 0 living (sic), b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , Ralph, son, b. Nov. 1874, 25, b. Mich., parents b. Mich., farm laborer
      Davis, Florance, servant, b. May 1830, 70, single, b. Mich., parents b. Mich., servant.⁸

     Jessie S. Coe was born on 3 Oct 1891.¹ She was the daughter of John R. Coe and Addie A. Olds.¹ Jessie S. Coe married Bert M. Cook on 1 Feb 1909.¹

     John R. Coe married Addie A. Olds, daughter of Sanford Olds and Lucetta Smith, on 24 Sep 1879.¹

     Reginald Olds Coe was born on 24 Mar 1884.¹ He was the son of John R. Coe and Addie A. Olds.¹ Reginald Olds Coe died on 6 Aug 1899 at age 15.¹

     Mabel Edith Cofer married Albert J. Olds, son of Albert J. Olds and Sarah Elizabeth Thompson.¹ Mabel Edith Cofer was born c 1914.¹ She died in 2004.¹

     Edith Coffey married Claude Mather Olds, son of Edward Jerome Olds and Elizabeth Lee Collier, on 8 Aug 1921 at Sacramento County, California.^1,2

     Charles Harvey Coiner was born on 19 Feb 1913 at Twin Falls, Idaho.¹ He was the son of Charles Warren Coiner and Sarah Elizabeth Olds.¹ Charles Harvey Coiner married Sabra Viola Cook on 20 Oct 1935.¹

     Charles Warren Coiner married Sarah Elizabeth Olds, daughter of Nelson Harvey Olds and Phebe Livengood.¹ Charles Warren Coiner was born on 11 May 1885 at Orient, Idaho.¹

     Gladys Ruth Coiner was born on 17 May 1914 at Twin Falls, Idaho.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Warren Coiner and Sarah Elizabeth Olds.¹ Gladys Ruth Coiner married H. B. Long on 12 May 1942.¹

     Henry George Coiner was born on 19 Feb 1903 at Twin Falls, Idaho.¹ He was the son of Charles Warren Coiner and Sarah Elizabeth Olds.¹

     Samuel James Coit married Mary Frances Olds, daughter of Reuben H. P. Olds and Philena Buckingham.² Samuel James Coit died in the spring of 1914.³

     Betty Jo Coker married Charles Raymond Olds Jr., son of Charles Raymond Olds and Grace Manola Willson.¹ Betty Jo Coker was born on 18 Aug 1946 at Lake City, South Carolina.² She died on 30 Jan 2021 at age 74.³
     Her obituary states: "Betty Jo Coker Olds

'August 18, 1946 - January 30, 2021
"Betty Jo Coker Olds, 74, of Goose Creek, a retired HR representative for the Charleston Naval Shipyard, died Saturday afternoon at her residence.
"Her memorial service will be 11:00 AM Sunday, February 7, 2021, GRAVESIDE in Whispering Pines Memorial Gardens, Moncks Corner. Entombment will follow directed by Dial-Murray Funeral Home, Moncks Corner. In Lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made to the Charleston Miracle League via mail to: Charleston Miracle League, PO Box 22072, Charleston, SC, 29413 or via their website at http://www.charlestonmiracleleague.org/sponsor/, in honor of Covington Olds, her special needs grandson.
"Mrs. Olds was born August 18, 1946, in Lake City, SC, a daughter of Ben Coker and Anita Hamilton Coker. Mrs. Olds enjoyed dancing and was a member of the Charleston Islander Shag Club. She was also an avid Carolina Gamecocks Fan. She would often spend time cooking or gardening, but especially loved spending time with her beloved grandchildren. Mrs. Olds was the widow of Charles R. “Nickie” Olds, Jr., and was predeceased by a son, Shawn R. Olds, and a brother, Will Coker.
"Surviving are her son, B. Todd Olds, and his wife Connie, of North Charleston; a sister, Peggy Gagne of Goose Creek; two brothers, Mac Coker and Ben Coker, both of Moncks Corner; three grandchildren, Charles Covington Olds, Whitney Ashton Olds Mitchell and her husband Roy and Olivia Petrucci; and five great grandchildren, Kipton Phillips, Tinley Phillips, Cade Phillips, Ava Mitchell, and Brice Mitchell; her special cat, Zero, and her special dog, Cocky; her wonderful caregiver and niece, Shirley Brown; and her lifelong friend, Gail Metts."

Whispering Pines Memorial Gardens
3044 Old Highway 52
Moncks Corner, SC 29461.²