In 1910, David A. (a produce dealer of vegetables living on a farm whose father was born in England) is living with his wife Anna A. and all of the children listed below except for J Paul
Living in Colonie in 1920 were David Coleman 46 a farmer with his wife Anna 45 and children David J 21, Alice A 18, Alfred J 16, Mary M 15, Julia F 12, James T 9 and J Paul 5
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David A. Coleman, native of Troy, died early today at his residence in West Albany after a long illness. He was the son of the late Alfred and Mary Callahan Coleman. Survivors include his widow, who was Miss Anna McGahan; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Hoefer of West Albany. Mrs. William C. Hines of San Jose, Cal., and Mrs. Leslie MacCubbin of this city; five sons, David J. of San Jose, Cal., Alfred J., James T., J. Paul and Philip H. Coleman of West Albany; five sisters, Mrs. William T. Quinn of New York, the Misses Grace and Anna Coleman of Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Edward Worden of Albany and Miss Ruth Coleman of this city, and one brother, Thomas D. Coleman of Cohoes. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from the J. W. Burns' Sons, Inc., Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel.
The Times Record
Tuesday, 3 Jun 1947, page 13
Living in Colonie in 1920 were David Coleman 46 a farmer with his wife Anna 45 and children David J 21, Alice A 18, Alfred J 16, Mary M 15, Julia F 12, James T 9 and J Paul 5
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David A. Coleman, native of Troy, died early today at his residence in West Albany after a long illness. He was the son of the late Alfred and Mary Callahan Coleman. Survivors include his widow, who was Miss Anna McGahan; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Hoefer of West Albany. Mrs. William C. Hines of San Jose, Cal., and Mrs. Leslie MacCubbin of this city; five sons, David J. of San Jose, Cal., Alfred J., James T., J. Paul and Philip H. Coleman of West Albany; five sisters, Mrs. William T. Quinn of New York, the Misses Grace and Anna Coleman of Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Edward Worden of Albany and Miss Ruth Coleman of this city, and one brother, Thomas D. Coleman of Cohoes. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from the J. W. Burns' Sons, Inc., Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel.
The Times Record
Tuesday, 3 Jun 1947, page 13
In 1910, David A. (a produce dealer of vegetables living on a farm whose father was born in England) is living with his wife Anna A. and all of the children listed below except for J Paul
Living in Colonie in 1920 were David Coleman 46 a farmer with his wife Anna 45 and children David J 21, Alice A 18, Alfred J 16, Mary M 15, Julia F 12, James T 9 and J Paul 5
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David A. Coleman, native of Troy, died early today at his residence in West Albany after a long illness. He was the son of the late Alfred and Mary Callahan Coleman. Survivors include his widow, who was Miss Anna McGahan; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Hoefer of West Albany. Mrs. William C. Hines of San Jose, Cal., and Mrs. Leslie MacCubbin of this city; five sons, David J. of San Jose, Cal., Alfred J., James T., J. Paul and Philip H. Coleman of West Albany; five sisters, Mrs. William T. Quinn of New York, the Misses Grace and Anna Coleman of Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Edward Worden of Albany and Miss Ruth Coleman of this city, and one brother, Thomas D. Coleman of Cohoes. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from the J. W. Burns' Sons, Inc., Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel.
The Times Record
Tuesday, 3 Jun 1947, page 13
Living in Colonie in 1920 were David Coleman 46 a farmer with his wife Anna 45 and children David J 21, Alice A 18, Alfred J 16, Mary M 15, Julia F 12, James T 9 and J Paul 5
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David A. Coleman, native of Troy, died early today at his residence in West Albany after a long illness. He was the son of the late Alfred and Mary Callahan Coleman. Survivors include his widow, who was Miss Anna McGahan; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Hoefer of West Albany. Mrs. William C. Hines of San Jose, Cal., and Mrs. Leslie MacCubbin of this city; five sons, David J. of San Jose, Cal., Alfred J., James T., J. Paul and Philip H. Coleman of West Albany; five sisters, Mrs. William T. Quinn of New York, the Misses Grace and Anna Coleman of Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Edward Worden of Albany and Miss Ruth Coleman of this city, and one brother, Thomas D. Coleman of Cohoes. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from the J. W. Burns' Sons, Inc., Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel.
The Times Record
Tuesday, 3 Jun 1947, page 13
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