Peter Coleman and Abigail ( Jayne) Coleman moved from New York to Surry County North Carolina shortly before the start of the Revolutionary War. Peter had a 200 acre land grant on Forbes Creek in December of 1778. Peter bought land and a mill on Tom's Creek from Abigail's father Nathaniel Jayne in March of 1784. Many of their children later settled in Pike County Kentucky and their son Abraham moved on to Indiana.
Abigail is shown living with her son Stephen Coleman in Pike County Kentucky in the census of 1820. It is believed that she died after 1833.
Abigail is shown living with her son Stephen Coleman in Pike County Kentucky in the census of 1820. It is believed that she died after 1833.
Peter Coleman and Abigail ( Jayne) Coleman moved from New York to Surry County North Carolina shortly before the start of the Revolutionary War. Peter had a 200 acre land grant on Forbes Creek in December of 1778. Peter bought land and a mill on Tom's Creek from Abigail's father Nathaniel Jayne in March of 1784. Many of their children later settled in Pike County Kentucky and their son Abraham moved on to Indiana.
Abigail is shown living with her son Stephen Coleman in Pike County Kentucky in the census of 1820. It is believed that she died after 1833.
Abigail is shown living with her son Stephen Coleman in Pike County Kentucky in the census of 1820. It is believed that she died after 1833.
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