John W. married Margaret Hayes April 15, 1806. They had eleven children, Mary, Sarah, William, James, Philip, Samuel, John, Phoebe, Margaret, Moses & Sarepta.
John W. Coleman fought in the War of 1812. He enlisted in Captain Daniel Kline’s company at Stewardsville, New Jersey on or about September 10, 1812. John Coleman a Pvt. in Capt. James Williamson's N.J. Malaitia and Capt. William Corwins N.J. Malitia. He was honorably discharged on or about September 15, 1814 at Buffalo or Black Rock New York. He was a veteran of fighting in the battle of Niagara or Lundy’s Lane, also fighting in Canada and in numerous small battles. (Taken from National Archives)
John W. Coleman did have a son, John Coleman, who was born July 29, 1821.
John W. Coleman fought in the War of 1812. He enlisted in Captain Daniel Kline’s company at Stewardsville, New Jersey on or about September 10, 1812. John Coleman a Pvt. in Capt. James Williamson's N.J. Malaitia and Capt. William Corwins N.J. Malitia. He was honorably discharged on or about September 15, 1814 at Buffalo or Black Rock New York. He was a veteran of fighting in the battle of Niagara or Lundy’s Lane, also fighting in Canada and in numerous small battles. (Taken from National Archives)
John W. Coleman did have a son, John Coleman, who was born July 29, 1821.
John W. married Margaret Hayes April 15, 1806. They had eleven children, Mary, Sarah, William, James, Philip, Samuel, John, Phoebe, Margaret, Moses & Sarepta.
John W. Coleman fought in the War of 1812. He enlisted in Captain Daniel Kline’s company at Stewardsville, New Jersey on or about September 10, 1812. John Coleman a Pvt. in Capt. James Williamson's N.J. Malaitia and Capt. William Corwins N.J. Malitia. He was honorably discharged on or about September 15, 1814 at Buffalo or Black Rock New York. He was a veteran of fighting in the battle of Niagara or Lundy’s Lane, also fighting in Canada and in numerous small battles. (Taken from National Archives)
John W. Coleman did have a son, John Coleman, who was born July 29, 1821.
John W. Coleman fought in the War of 1812. He enlisted in Captain Daniel Kline’s company at Stewardsville, New Jersey on or about September 10, 1812. John Coleman a Pvt. in Capt. James Williamson's N.J. Malaitia and Capt. William Corwins N.J. Malitia. He was honorably discharged on or about September 15, 1814 at Buffalo or Black Rock New York. He was a veteran of fighting in the battle of Niagara or Lundy’s Lane, also fighting in Canada and in numerous small battles. (Taken from National Archives)
John W. Coleman did have a son, John Coleman, who was born July 29, 1821.
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