Tristram Coffin was an English freeman, land owner and merchant tailor in Newbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| 1632/02/01 | Dionis Stephens Coffin, wife of Tristram Coffin, gives birth to a son, Tristram Coffin Jr, in Brixton, Devonshire, England. | Born | |||||
| 1643/00/00 | Tristram Coffin Jr arrives in Newbury, a colonial settlement with Indigenous tribes nearby, with his parents, siblings, aunts, and grandmother. | Life | Lower Green, Newbury | Newbury | |||
| 1652/03/02 | Judith Greenleaf Somerby, relic of Henry Somerby, marries Tristram Coffin at Newbury. | Groom | Lower Green, Newbury | Newbury | |||
| 1676/03/00 | In the Coffin house (lost) on Newbury's lower green, Daniel Somerby, the 25 year old stepson of Tristram Coffin, dies of wounds inflicted during the Great Swamp Fight in Rhode Island. After his death, the town will vote to fortify their community. | Stepfather | Lower Green, Newbury | Newbury | King Philip's War | ||
| 1678/00/00 | Devastated by the loss of three of their sons, Tristram and Judith Coffin leave the house on the lower green near the Parker River and moved to a small house on the upper green, to land that was most likely slated to pass to Daniel Somerby. | Home | Coffin House | Newbury | |||
| 1703/02/01 | Tristram Coffin dies at age 7 in Newbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Deacon Coffin is buried at First Parish Burying Ground in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. | Died | First Parish Church of Newbury | Newbury |
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