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Jeremiah Thaddeus “Jerry” Coleman

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Jeremiah Thaddeus “Jerry” Coleman

Birth
Burke County, Georgia, USA
Death
10 Aug 1909 (aged 76)
Emanuel County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Twin City, Emanuel County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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Jeremiah Thaddeus Coleman
Co B, 2nd Battn, GA State Cavalry
Co F, 5th GA Cavalry
Confederate States Army

1850 Federal Census, Emanuel County (District 28 ), Georgia, Household #171/171.
Elisha Coleman 61
Lucretia Coleman 53
Alfred Coleman 19
Jeremiah Coleman 17
Lucretia Coleman 15
James Coleman 12

Jerry enlisted in Company B, 2nd Battalion, Georgia Cavalry on 18 September 1862 at Camp Rose, Georgia. He transferred to Company F, 5th Georgia Cavalry on 20 January 1863. He is listed as in a Savannah, Georgia hospital in July 1863. No later record.

JERRY COLEMAN, son of Rev. Elisha COLEMAN and Mary Lucretia Scott NASWORTHY, was born 12 May 1833 in Emanuel County, Georgia. Seventeen year old Jeremiah is found listed in his father's household in the 1850 Emanuel County Census. He married ZILPHIA DURDEN ROUNTREE December 24, 1861 in Emanuel County, Georgia, daughter of JOHN ROUNTREE and NANCY KENT. She was born January 16, 1839 in Emanuel County, Georgia, and died June 30, 1915 in Emanuel County, Georgia. [FAM REC COLEMANAC - MARRIAGE BOOK B page 42/45 - 1850 Emanuel DIVISION: Twenty Eighth REEL NO: M432-68 PAGE NO: 455 B VISIT 177]

Jeremiah "Jerry" was a farmer before and after the Civil War, in addition to owning a store with Pete Rountree [of Emanuel County]. To answer the Confederate call to arms, Jerry enlisted in Company B, 2nd Battalion, GA Cavalry on September 18, 1862 at Camp Rose, Georgia. When he returned to Emanuel Co. after the Civil War, he, as did most of his friends, started from scratch. The store had been lost, he and Pete owed a bundle to Charleston, South Carolina merchants, his horse died, and he owed $700, a sizeable sum at that time. He and Pete Rountree worked out a settlement with the merchants for their debts. Jerry bought a pony from John Overstreet, made ten bales of cotton, and used the proceeds to pay on a farm. The home place was later called, "The Sycamores". (From: The COLEMANAC 1750–1976, page 179, by Arthur Clinton Coleman).

Jeremiah donated the land for the Coleman Cemetery, located just down the road from the original location of "The Sycamores" on what is now GA State Hwy. 192 in Summit (Twin City).

Children of JEREMIAH COLEMAN and ZILPHIA ROUNTREE are: EDWARD THADDEUS COLEMAN, M.D., b. January 20, 1863, Emanuel County, Georgia; CLARA VIRGINIA COLEMAN, b. February 16, 1865, Emanuel County; ROBERT BRUCE COLEMAN, b. October 01, 1867, Emanuel County, Georgia; WILLIAM WALLACE COLEMAN, b. October 13, 1869, Emanuel County, Georgia; GEORGE HORACE COLEMAN, b. January 24, 1872, Emanuel County, Georgia; ROGER LEWIS COLEMAN, b. July 01, 1873, Emanuel County, Georgia; FREDRICK ARTHUR COLEMAN, b. October 23, 1874, Emanuel County, Georgia; DORA BELLE COLEMAN, b. April 01, 1878, Emanuel County, Georgia; WALTER PIERCE COLEMAN, b. August 19, 1877, Emanuel County, Georgia; CARILEE COLEMAN, b. July 31, 1880; ADA MAE COLEMAN, b. April 01, 1882. [The COLEMANAC 1750–1976, page 179, by Arthur Clinton Coleman].
Jeremiah Thaddeus Coleman
Co B, 2nd Battn, GA State Cavalry
Co F, 5th GA Cavalry
Confederate States Army

1850 Federal Census, Emanuel County (District 28 ), Georgia, Household #171/171.
Elisha Coleman 61
Lucretia Coleman 53
Alfred Coleman 19
Jeremiah Coleman 17
Lucretia Coleman 15
James Coleman 12

Jerry enlisted in Company B, 2nd Battalion, Georgia Cavalry on 18 September 1862 at Camp Rose, Georgia. He transferred to Company F, 5th Georgia Cavalry on 20 January 1863. He is listed as in a Savannah, Georgia hospital in July 1863. No later record.

JERRY COLEMAN, son of Rev. Elisha COLEMAN and Mary Lucretia Scott NASWORTHY, was born 12 May 1833 in Emanuel County, Georgia. Seventeen year old Jeremiah is found listed in his father's household in the 1850 Emanuel County Census. He married ZILPHIA DURDEN ROUNTREE December 24, 1861 in Emanuel County, Georgia, daughter of JOHN ROUNTREE and NANCY KENT. She was born January 16, 1839 in Emanuel County, Georgia, and died June 30, 1915 in Emanuel County, Georgia. [FAM REC COLEMANAC - MARRIAGE BOOK B page 42/45 - 1850 Emanuel DIVISION: Twenty Eighth REEL NO: M432-68 PAGE NO: 455 B VISIT 177]

Jeremiah "Jerry" was a farmer before and after the Civil War, in addition to owning a store with Pete Rountree [of Emanuel County]. To answer the Confederate call to arms, Jerry enlisted in Company B, 2nd Battalion, GA Cavalry on September 18, 1862 at Camp Rose, Georgia. When he returned to Emanuel Co. after the Civil War, he, as did most of his friends, started from scratch. The store had been lost, he and Pete owed a bundle to Charleston, South Carolina merchants, his horse died, and he owed $700, a sizeable sum at that time. He and Pete Rountree worked out a settlement with the merchants for their debts. Jerry bought a pony from John Overstreet, made ten bales of cotton, and used the proceeds to pay on a farm. The home place was later called, "The Sycamores". (From: The COLEMANAC 1750–1976, page 179, by Arthur Clinton Coleman).

Jeremiah donated the land for the Coleman Cemetery, located just down the road from the original location of "The Sycamores" on what is now GA State Hwy. 192 in Summit (Twin City).

Children of JEREMIAH COLEMAN and ZILPHIA ROUNTREE are: EDWARD THADDEUS COLEMAN, M.D., b. January 20, 1863, Emanuel County, Georgia; CLARA VIRGINIA COLEMAN, b. February 16, 1865, Emanuel County; ROBERT BRUCE COLEMAN, b. October 01, 1867, Emanuel County, Georgia; WILLIAM WALLACE COLEMAN, b. October 13, 1869, Emanuel County, Georgia; GEORGE HORACE COLEMAN, b. January 24, 1872, Emanuel County, Georgia; ROGER LEWIS COLEMAN, b. July 01, 1873, Emanuel County, Georgia; FREDRICK ARTHUR COLEMAN, b. October 23, 1874, Emanuel County, Georgia; DORA BELLE COLEMAN, b. April 01, 1878, Emanuel County, Georgia; WALTER PIERCE COLEMAN, b. August 19, 1877, Emanuel County, Georgia; CARILEE COLEMAN, b. July 31, 1880; ADA MAE COLEMAN, b. April 01, 1882. [The COLEMANAC 1750–1976, page 179, by Arthur Clinton Coleman].


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