Individual Details

Thomas Coleman

(Abt 1752 - 2 Aug 1828)

Thomas Coleman had been a corporal in Capt. Moses Hawkin's Company in the Revolution, and a close friend. Shortly after the revolutionary war, Thomas and his wife Susanna went to Kentucky. Susanna's four Hawkins children and her father William with his wife Anna Kavanaugh also travelled with them, settling in Woodford Co. Ky, not far from Mortonsville.

Events

BirthAbt 1752Orange, Virginia, British America
Marriage2 Jul 1781Orange, Virginia, United States - Susanna Strother
Census (family)1810Woodford, Kentucky, United States - Susanna Strother
Death2 Aug 1828Woodford, Kentucky, United States

Families

SpouseSusanna Strother (1752 - 1830)
ChildNancy Ann Coleman (1782 - )
ChildStrother Coleman (1785 - )
ChildAmbrose Coleman (1788 - )
ChildJohn Coleman (1790 - )
ChildSusanna Coleman (1793 - 1834)
FatherJames Coleman ( - )
MotherMildred Chew ( - )

Notes

Marriage

Hawkins, Susanna, of Orange Co., m. 2 July, 1781, Thomas Coleman. Douglas Register, p. 21.
Hawkins, Susannah (__), of Orange Co., m. 1781, Thomas Coleman. Orange Co. Marriage Bond.

Marriage Bonds Orange Co. Virginia
Hawkins, Susannah m. Thomas Coleman m. 28 June, 1781, Coleman, Thomas.
Thomas Coleman — Susannah Hawkins (Widow).

Census (family)

Thomas Coleman 4 family, 3 slaves

Endnotes

1. Railey, William Edward, Brief sketches of the Randolphs and their connections : the Woodsons, the Keiths, the Strothers, the Pleasants and the Mayos : also, a brief sketch of the Owsleys and the Whitleys (Frankfort, Ky.: Roberts Print. Co., 1929?, 170 pgs.), p. 72.

2. Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, Hawkins of Virginia, the Carolinas and Kentucky : court records, queries, brief lineages, genealogical notes. (Naugatuck, Conn.: D.F. Wulfeck, 1962?, 87 pgs.), p. 27.

3. Railey, William Edward, History of Woodford County (Frankfort, Ky.: Roberts Print. Co., 1928, 416 pgs.), p. 10.

4. Dupuy, B. H., The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants (Louisville: Courier-Journal Job Print. Co., 1908, 457 pgs.), p. 290.