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Descendants of Robert Coleman Sr. from before 1622

Notes

2206. Daniel , Jr. Coleman

according to Nicol itÕs 1828.

Daniel was a member of the House of Delegates, Pittsylvania
County, Virginia from 1886 to 1887.

4144. Daniel Coleman

of diptheria

2220. Stephen Monroe Coleman

Stephen and Rachel left Pittsylvania County around 1829 and
moved to Shelby County, Tennessee. Their plantation was in the
wilderness, about six miles from Memphis. An old negro woman,
given to Stephen by his father, helped him build his two-story
log house and clear his lands. The house, built of cypress
logs, is still standing.

2224. George William Coleman Dr.

Dr. Coleman died of tuberculosis in Pittsylvania County,
Virginia.

4161. Julia Coleman

of scarlet fever

Annie Daly

Children of Lorenzo and Annie were Edward, John, Andrew, Anna,
and Florence Mahoney.

4199. Mary Jane Mahoney

Hugh and Mary Jane had five children.

2264. Phillip Allen

Phillip founded a school for boys called ÒThe Academy on Burton
CreekÓ, near Lynchburg, Virginia. Mary ran a conservatory of
music in Lynchburg. In 1812, Phillip, his brother John, and
their families lived on 1030 acres on Hunts Creek, the original
residence of their great-grandfather William Allen. Phillip,
John, and their families moved to Tennessee around 1835.

2266. John William Allen

After John and his brother moved to Fayette County, Tennessee in
1835, John encountered misfortune, illness, and financial
problems. He managed to pay off his debts and then moved to
Tippah County, Mississippi in 1840. Shortly thereafter, John
died.

2274. William L. Coleman

William had other wives and children. He married 2nd Elizabeth
(Patterson) Wilhoite, 3rd Elizabeth/Mary Wright, and 4th Mrs.
Seth Logan. He had a daughter Ethel who married a Ford, and two
sons, Jesse J. and William Oscar who was a Kentucky State
Senator.