Coral traces the Angevine family from French Huguenot origins through New Rochelle, New York, and later generations in Pennsylvania. Her narrative identifies Pierre and Zachariah Angevine as early immigrants and follows James Angevine and Elizabeth Farrington’s descendants.
A later branch settled near Hyner in Clinton County, on the West Branch of the Susquehanna. Coral describes the homestead’s spring house, orchards, gardens, livestock, and journeys to the general store. The property linked the Angevine, Holden, and Funk families.
Lewis Angevine Jr., a carpenter and cabinetmaker who also played the violin, figures prominently in the account. Coral records his death in 1931 and describes family memories of farm work and summer visits.
This public summary preserves the migration, place, and occupational history. Recent relatives’ birth dates, personal medical accounts, unverified allegations, and information about present-day use of the property remain private.