COLEMAN FAMILY AND MARRIAGE

[gidget37]

Annsec, If you find your lot on 1881 then go back to 1871 cenus then 1851. Or go the other way. You should find Horace b 1832 as a young man with his parents and where they were born and their ages on 1851.
I have gone back to Richard Coleman and Mary Juv in late 1600's we might get a connection through one of their children
Keep looking 

[annsec]

Thanks for that, I'll keep looking. Annsec

[tiddlesuk]

I am a collector of British Royal Commemorative beakers and I have one from 1897 (Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee) which has the following dedication on the reverse: "The Coleman Tribute Brede Jubilee 1897".

I was wondering if either of you were aware of who might have sponsored the dedication of this beaker or knew anything about the family involvement in any celebrations at that time.

With best wishes,

Michael.

[tiddlesuk]

Thank you gidget for your reply to my post about the beaker - I cannot work out how to attach an image - when I click on the option it does not offer the possibility. I cannot send Personal Messages until I have made three posts so am a bit limited and perhaps this 3 limit applies to the posts too.

You can see the beaker on my web site which is www.brcb.org.uk - if you just register - no charge then you can search for the Town = Brede and there it is.

All the best,

Michael.

[gidget37]

Thanks for that information Michael, I will follow through and have a look.
I have sent an email to my friend in Sussex who helps me find old family homes etc.  Asking if he can unearth any information about the Jubilee.
If he comes up with anything, I will get back to you on here.
Gidget 

[gidget37]

Me again Michael,
I just had a look, its a pretty one isn't it. I can't see the details to well though. The Coleman's were Yeoman farmers and hop growers, does that help you? It's an interesting family as far as I have gone in my research.
Regards Gidget.
By the way, when I registered your site said my name gidget37 was already registered.lol   

[annsec]

An interesting item but not linked to my Coleman family, they came from Arlington in Sussex
Annsec

I am a collector of British Royal Commemorative beakers and I have one from 1897 (Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee) which has the following dedication on the reverse: "The Coleman Tribute Brede Jubilee 1897".

I was wondering if either of you were aware of who might have sponsored the dedication of this beaker or knew anything about the family involvement in any celebrations at that time.

With best wishes,

Michael.