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William Coleman, son of Thomas Coleman, farm labourer and Sarah Coleman [Knight]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
31st March 1871
Born
In the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex
Rotherfield Parish Registers
 
2nd April 1871
Census
At Catts in the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex; William Coleman, M, Son, age 4d, born Rotherfield, Sussex
1871 Census
Rotherfield and Crowborough
 
14th May 1871
Christened
At St. Denys Church in the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex
Rotherfield Parish Registers

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Coleman, Coalman, Coldman, Collman, Colman, Coltman family records
The ancestral pedigree of William Coleman
  
 Thomas Coleman
farm labourer		m: 8th Jan 1871 St. Denys Church, Rotherfield, SussexSarah Knight 
 b: 1846 Rotherfield, Sussex  b: 1847 Tunbridge Wells, Kent 
  
  
 William 
 b: 31st Mar 1871 Rotherfield, Sussex
ch: 14th May 1871 St. Denys Church		 
 
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