Family: William (River Bill) Coker / Lenora Adeline James (F72)
m. Abt 1863-
Male
William (River Bill) Coker
Birth 21 Dec 1821 Marion County, Arkansas 
Death 30 Jul 1864 Greene, Missouri Burial Mullins Family Cemetery, Greene County, Missouri Marriage Abt 1863 Marion County, Arkansas Other Spouse Margaret Holt | F955 Marriage Abt 1846 Father Edward (Ned) Coker | F958 Group Sheet Mother Winnie Yocum | F958 Group Sheet
Female
Lenora Adeline James
Birth 21 Oct 1844 Post Oak Township, Johnson, Missouri Death 1882 Locust Grove, Mayes, Oklahoma Burial Other Spouse Hiram Harris Mitchell | F952 Marriage Aug 1867 Izard, Arkansas Father William Galbraith (Billy) James | F73 Group Sheet Mother Ann Eliza Townsley | F73 Group Sheet
Female
+ Mary Adeline Coker
Birth 25 Jan 1865 Boone County, Arkansas Death 25 Nov 1948 Chino, California Burial Pomona Cemetery, Pomona, California Spouse Charles George Brown | F71 Marriage 30 Jun 1880 Salina, Indian Territory
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Notes - Lenora's parents were from Tennessee. They moved to Marion County, Arkansas from Missouri in 1854 where Lenora met and married William Coker. Lenora and William had a daughter Mary Adeline Coker. Mary's father was tortured by the bushwackers near the end of the Civil War. He was killed or later died. He had recently sold the slaves and the robbers wanted the gold which was buried and never found. Lenora later married Hiram H. Mitchell. They left Arkansas and settled in southwest Missouri. They had six more children. They moved to the Boatman, Oklahoma area of Indian Territory in 1878, at that time any Indian could have all the land he could care for or fence.
(Written by Anna Bea Sarra.)
- Lenora's parents were from Tennessee. They moved to Marion County, Arkansas from Missouri in 1854 where Lenora met and married William Coker. Lenora and William had a daughter Mary Adeline Coker. Mary's father was tortured by the bushwackers near the end of the Civil War. He was killed or later died. He had recently sold the slaves and the robbers wanted the gold which was buried and never found. Lenora later married Hiram H. Mitchell. They left Arkansas and settled in southwest Missouri. They had six more children. They moved to the Boatman, Oklahoma area of Indian Territory in 1878, at that time any Indian could have all the land he could care for or fence.