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Coit took over the leadership of South Place for a few years.

With Coit he had three children, two sons and one daughter:

Coit continues to service more than 500,000 customers yearly.

Some members of the Coit and Campbell families also lived in the community.

Seeing a great opportunity in the local market, Coit began to offer drapery cleaning services.

Coit may refer to one of the following.

Coit served as clerk during several terms and as speaker in 1793.

Then, they were dine at the top of Coit Tower.

Last but not least we enjoy amazing views from Coit Tower.

Mrs. Coit noted each of these symptoms separately and carefully.

In the 1960s, Coit found success writing historical non-fiction for children.

In 1968 the school moved to its current home on Coit Road; the campus has been expanded several times since.

They must figure out that it's the Coit Tower and go there to find their next clue.

And Coit Tower can be renamed for some sneaker company.

Mrs. Coit, her hand on the doorknob, turned and looked at him hesitatingly.

Mrs. Coit started to answer, then, thinking better of it, turned and fled down the hall, banging the door after her.

Mrs. Coit pressed her advantage, but to no purpose.

"You'd better walk around a while before you go in," said Mrs. Coit.

Mrs. Coit recovered in time to pursue them to the foot of the stairs.

You can look down on Coit Tower from here."

He had viewed the Coit Tower in the distance.

The employee settled with Coit; then their lawyers joined forces and sued the insurer.

You want to blow up the Coit Tower?

Colonel Coit was indicted for manslaughter and was acquitted at trial.

Her mother was the well known local women's rights leader Elizabeth Greer Coit.