Free Genealogy Resources of Descendants of Robert Coleman Sr. from AD 1622

Notes

2152. Martha Coleman

Never Married.

2155. John Hartwell , Csa Coleman

killed at Murfreesboro

Died in battle of Murfreesboro.

2156. Richard Vasser , Csa Coleman

killed at Chickamauga

Died in battle of Chickamauga.

938. Thomas Coleman

Thomas died in the War of 1812, after being torured by Indians.
Before he died, he asked his good friend James Browning to marry
his wife and take care of her and his children.

2169. Julius Goodwin Coleman

Julius married three times. Only one of his wives has been
identified.

2171. William Samuel Coleman

Òunsound mindÓ

2173. Thomas Carneal Coleman

Thomas married and had two sons, both of whom died at birth.

943. Elizabeth Coleman

St. James Northam Parish

950. Sally Coleman

In SallyÕs will, dated 21 Aug 1803 and proved 16 Jan 1804, she
make provisions for two children, Òtwo only children, Judy
Coleman and Benjamin Coleman, when they are of age.Ó Sally also
mentioned her brother Spilsby in her will. It is unknown if
Sally married a Coleman cousin, or had two children out of
wedlock.

953. Elizabeth Coleman

Big Creek

Clement McDaniel Captain

Clement was a Captain in the American Revolution. Elizabeth and
Clement moved to Nashville in 1806, then to Shelby County,
Tennessee in 1820.

954. Thompson Coleman

Thompson served in the American Revolution from Georgia.

Sarah Quinn

Sarah was a widow when Thompson married her, of a man named
ÒWestÓ.

956. Daniel Coleman Colonel

Erysipelas

From DanielÕs obituary: ÒAt 12 years of age, he was employed as
an express by military commandment of Halifax (Old Town) to
convey orders from LaFayette ordering troops to the rendezvous
to aid General Green, etc.Ó Daniel served in the House of
Delegates of the Virgina Assembly 1803-1812. He was a Captian
of Militia in 1794, later Major and Colonel of 42nd Regiment
during the War of 1812. He was commissioned Justice of the
Peace in Sep 1799. from Cumberland County Virginia and Its
People, 1983, The Cumberland Historical Society.

Anna Payne Harrison

of a ÒfeverÓ

Anna was a first cousin of Dolly Madison.

George John Glasscock

Moved to Texas.