Person:Henry Coleman (12)

Henry Coleman
m. 15 Jul 1804
  1. William ColemanAbt 1805 -
  2. John ColemanAbt 1807 -
  3. Samuel ColemanAbt 1809 - 1880
  4. Thomas ColemanAbt 1811 -
  5. Sarah ColemanAbt 1813 -
  6. Elizabeth ColemanAbt 1816 -
  7. Richard ColemanAbt 1817 -
  8. George Coleman1820 -
  9. Anne ColemanAbt 1822 - 1824
  10. Robert Coleman1824 - 1854
  11. Henry ColemanAbt 1827 - 1865
  12. James ColemanAbt 1831 -
m. 10 Aug 1851
  1. Ann Coleman1851 - 1918
  2. Edward Henry Coleman1854 - 1935
  3. Elizabeth Coleman1855 -
  4. Caroline Coleman1857 -
  5. James Coleman1859 - 1869
  6. Sarah Coleman1861 - 1879
  7. Henry Coleman1863 - 1939
  8. William Henry Coleman1864 - 1934
Facts and Events
Name Henry Coleman
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1827 Flore, Northamptonshire, England
Christening? 22 Apr 1827 Flore, Northamptonshire, EnglandAll Saints Church
Marriage 10 Aug 1851 Flore, Northamptonshire, EnglandAll Saints Church
to Caroline Smith
Death? 18 Jul 1865 Geelong, Victoria, Australiain hospital
Burial? 21 Jul 1865 Newtown, Victoria, AustraliaNewtown Cemetery

1827 - Baptism: Henry, child of Thomas COLEMAN, labourer, and Anne, of Flore.

1841 - With parents at Town Yard, Floore, Northamptonshire. Aged 13, born in the county.

1851 - Living with his widowed brother at Town Yard, Sutton Street, Floore, Northamptonshire. Agricultural labourer, aged 23, born at Floore. His soon-to-be wife is living with her parents in the same street.

1853 - Henry and his wife, Caroline, and daughter, Ann, arrived in Melbourne on 20 September 1853. They were assisted immigrants and left Liverpool on 1 June on Australia. Henry's age was given as 26 years, while Caroline was 21 and Ann was 1 year old.

1865 - Henry's death certificate lists his children as: Ann 12 1/2, Edward Henry 11 1/2, Elizabeth 9 2/3, Caroline 8 1/2, James 6 1/4, Sarah 4 1/4, Henry 2 2/3, William Henry 11 months. His parents are listed as unknown. It states that Henry had been 12 years in Victoria and his occupation was contractor. Cause of death was recorded as Low level cancer in leg amputation. Henry was buried by Rev. F. Hopkins of the Church of England.