| Name | Edward Hayling Coleman | |
| Birth | 1794 | |
| Baptism | 25 Sep 1794 | Leominster, Herefordshire |
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| Gender | Male | |
| Death | 26 Apr 1871 | Wolverhampton, Staffordshire |
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| Burial | 29 Apr 1871 | Wolverhampton, Merridale Cemetery |
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| Person ID | I20 | Coleman Family Tree1 |
| Last Modified | 14 Feb 2025 | |
| Father | Francis Coleman, b. 1762 d. 29 Dec 1829 (Age 67 years) | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hayling, c. 26 Oct 1768 d. 1840, Leominster, Herefordshire (Age ~ 71 years) | |
| Marriage | 20 Aug 1792 | Leominster, Herefordshire |
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| Family ID | F9 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Mary Major, b. 03 Nov 1801 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Marriage | 11 Apr 1826 | St. John, Manchester, Lancashire, England |
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| Documents | ![]() | Uncle Ned's Family Notes Uncle Ned's Notes on Family History | ||||||||||||||||||
| Family ID | F5 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||||||
| Last Modified | 12 Feb 2025 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Photos | Edward Hayling Coleman Edward Hayling Coleman |
| Documents | Commissioners Report of Childrens Employment 1842 "....the truss maker at Willenhall has made a fortune.." | |
| 1860 E H Coleman - "Ironmaster" declared bankrupt Ironmaster, E H Coleman has been dealing in iron and iron ore at Dudley Port and was declared bankrupt in 1860. | ||
| 1858 E H Coleman - President of Birmingham and Midlands branch of the BMA 1858 E H Coleman - President of Birmingham and Midlands branch of the BMA invites members to the annual dinner | ||
| 1863 EH Coleman writes to the BMJ 1863 EH Coleman has a letter published in the British Medical Journal regarding "provision for the general medical practitioner during illness and old age". | ||
| 1855 E H Coleman Guardian of the Workhouse 1855 E H Coleman Guardian of the Workhouse “prohibits vagrancy” | ||
![]() | 1848 E H Coleman lectures on Galvanism Galvanism: the application of a direct electric current for therapeutic purposes, often involving muscle stimulation or electrolysis. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was inspired in part by the theory and demonstrations of Galvanism | |
![]() | Salop Street, Wolverhampton Census Records | |
| 1871 E.H. Coleman - obituary | ||
![]() | 1847 Amputation of a thigh: Paper in the Lancet (1847) and article in the Express and Star |
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