--part1_48.b005fd4.26f6bb35_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I think the book is confused with Major James Goodwin. Robert Coleman I was the emigrant ancestor of this particular Coleman line. The Goodwins and the Colemans intermarried quite extensively. The below reference is from my web page; the information comes from Sherry Nichols' book. Also, Hawes Coleman married 1st Nancy Ann Harris, 2nd Nancy Overton. ~Virginia John COLEMAN * BIRTH: 1723, Spotsylvania Co., VA * DEATH: 15 Feb 1763/64, Spotsylvania Co., VA Father: Robert COLEMAN III Mother: Mary CLAYTON Family 1: Eunice "Nicie" HAWES * MARRIAGE: 1745 1. Frances COLEMAN 2. Mary Ann Hawes COLEMAN 3. Sarah COLEMAN 4. John COLEMAN 5. Spencer COLEMAN 6. Hawes COLEMAN 7. Samuel COLEMAN , Capt. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- << According to the book by Wingfield "A History of Caroline County, Virginia","John Coleman, first son of Sir James Coleman of Braxton, Mango, Essex county, England, settled in Fairfax county, Va., in 1640, and married a Miss Hawes of King William county, Va." He had five children, one of which was Robert Coleman who married Elizabeth Lindsay and they had seven children, one of which was John Coleman III who married Eunice Hawes, b 1725, died 1807. They had six children one of which was Hawes Coleman, Jr. who maried Anne Harris and they had four children. 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The below reference is from my web page; the information comes from Sherry Nichols' book. ~Virginia John COLEMAN  * BIRTH: 1723, Spotsylvania Co., VA * DEATH: 15 Feb 1763/64, Spotsylvania Co., VA Father: Robert COLEMAN III Mother: Mary CLAYTON Family 1: Eunice "Nicie" HAWES * MARRIAGE: 1745  1. Frances COLEMAN 2. Mary Ann Hawes COLEMAN 3. Sarah COLEMAN 4. John COLEMAN 5. Spencer COLEMAN 6. Hawes COLEMAN 7. Samuel COLEMAN , Capt.  - ----------------------------------------------------------------------  << According to the book by Wingfield "A History of Caroline County, Virginia","John Coleman, first son of Sir James Coleman of Braxton, Mango, Essex county, England, settled in Fairfax county, Va., in 1640, and married a Miss Hawes of King William county, Va." He had five children, one of which was Robert Coleman who married Elizabeth Lindsay and they had seven children, one of which was John Coleman III who married Eunice Hawes, b 1725, died 1807. They had six children one of which was Hawes Coleman, Jr. who maried Anne Harris and they had four children. The book was published in 1924 and takes the family up to that point. >> --TAA23285.969232084/imo-r11.mx.aol.com-- --part1_48.b005fd4.26f6bb35_boundary--