City Manager of Miami, Florida - 1931 -1933
Appointed Sheriff in Miami, Florida 1933-1945
David C. Coleman is famed as the man who "cracked" the sensational Cash kidnapping case at Princeton, Florida in 1938. This was the kidnapping of 5 year old James Bailey (Skeegie) Cash from his crib behind his fathers store on May 28, 1938.
State Senator District 13 - 1945-1947
Obituary in The Miami Herald July 6, 1960:
Inez G., his wife
D. C. Coleman, Jr, his son
Two daughters: Mrs. Lois VanDame of Thomasville , Ga and Erin Coleman of Atlanta, Ga
Two brothers: Walter Coleman of Tavares
Four sisters:
Mrs. J. D. Bass of Jacksonville
Mrs. J. D. Rozar (Lillie)of Leesburg
5 Grandchildren
Obituary did not name other brothers and sisters.
Appointed Sheriff in Miami, Florida 1933-1945
David C. Coleman is famed as the man who "cracked" the sensational Cash kidnapping case at Princeton, Florida in 1938. This was the kidnapping of 5 year old James Bailey (Skeegie) Cash from his crib behind his fathers store on May 28, 1938.
State Senator District 13 - 1945-1947
Obituary in The Miami Herald July 6, 1960:
Inez G., his wife
D. C. Coleman, Jr, his son
Two daughters: Mrs. Lois VanDame of Thomasville , Ga and Erin Coleman of Atlanta, Ga
Two brothers: Walter Coleman of Tavares
Four sisters:
Mrs. J. D. Bass of Jacksonville
Mrs. J. D. Rozar (Lillie)of Leesburg
5 Grandchildren
Obituary did not name other brothers and sisters.
City Manager of Miami, Florida - 1931 -1933
Appointed Sheriff in Miami, Florida 1933-1945
David C. Coleman is famed as the man who "cracked" the sensational Cash kidnapping case at Princeton, Florida in 1938. This was the kidnapping of 5 year old James Bailey (Skeegie) Cash from his crib behind his fathers store on May 28, 1938.
State Senator District 13 - 1945-1947
Obituary in The Miami Herald July 6, 1960:
Inez G., his wife
D. C. Coleman, Jr, his son
Two daughters: Mrs. Lois VanDame of Thomasville , Ga and Erin Coleman of Atlanta, Ga
Two brothers: Walter Coleman of Tavares
Four sisters:
Mrs. J. D. Bass of Jacksonville
Mrs. J. D. Rozar (Lillie)of Leesburg
5 Grandchildren
Obituary did not name other brothers and sisters.
Appointed Sheriff in Miami, Florida 1933-1945
David C. Coleman is famed as the man who "cracked" the sensational Cash kidnapping case at Princeton, Florida in 1938. This was the kidnapping of 5 year old James Bailey (Skeegie) Cash from his crib behind his fathers store on May 28, 1938.
State Senator District 13 - 1945-1947
Obituary in The Miami Herald July 6, 1960:
Inez G., his wife
D. C. Coleman, Jr, his son
Two daughters: Mrs. Lois VanDame of Thomasville , Ga and Erin Coleman of Atlanta, Ga
Two brothers: Walter Coleman of Tavares
Four sisters:
Mrs. J. D. Bass of Jacksonville
Mrs. J. D. Rozar (Lillie)of Leesburg
5 Grandchildren
Obituary did not name other brothers and sisters.
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