Taylor, Hancock and Peacock families
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Descendants of Robert Coleman Sr. from before 1622

Notes

538. Cadwallader Crabtree Slaughter

The youngest of seven sons whose mother told them " Never to
return shot in the back.

Mary Fowke

Source has marriage date of 4 Aug 1786 in either Fairfax or
Fauguier Co. VA, yet has children born after this date as
belonging to first wife. [Jerry Pricher, July 1999]

Philip Slaughter Captain

Captain Philip Slaughter, born 1758, died 1849. He entered the
Revolutionary Army at age 17. Later commanded the Culpeper
Minute Men. Served under Washington at Valley Forge. He
married fist Miss French Strother, daughter of Hon. French
Strother; second Mrs. Elizabeth Brock, widow of Colonel Joseph
Brock and daughter of Col. Thomas Towles. He was father of
Daniel french Slaughter, State Senator who married Letitia
Madison, niece of President Madison, and the Rev. Philip
Slaughter D. D., author of the History of St MarkÕs Parish, etc.
Hon. Daniel French Slaughter was the father of General James E.
Slaughter and Major Philip Slaughter, CSA.

575. Thomas Coleman

Died in a tornado.

Thomas was killed while taking refuge in a house that collapsed
during a tornado near Williamsburg. He was Captain of Militia,
War of 1812.

1355. George Preston Coleman

George was unmarried when he died as a student at the College of
William and Mary. (from Family Records)