Andrew Coffey

He was nominated for a directorship on 15 May 1914. He was a provision merchant with his company based at 67 Victoria Street, Liverpool.[3] He became Chairman in August 1920 and remained in the position until June 1922. His successor was Will Cuff.

This article is about the chairman. For the athlete, see Andrew Coffey (hurler). For the hazing accident, see Andrew Coffey lawsuit.

Andrew Coffey
Born1870[1]
West Derby, Liverpool
Died1942[2]
NationalityEnglish

Andrew Coffey was an Everton chairman.

Two decades later he had a brief stint as chairman again, he was elected chairman in June 1940 but departed within two months. He was succeeded by William Gibbins in August 1940. He died suddenly at his office on 12 February 1942.

References
  1. "Index entry". FreeBMD. ONS. Retrieved 1 April 2011.
  2. Liverpool Echo 12 February 1942
  3. "Minutes 1911–1912". Everton Collection. Retrieved 1 April 2011.


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