Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

COLEMAN.
Edward Coleman, of Boston, and Margaret, daughter of
Thomas Lumbard, of Barnstable, were married at Eastham by
Mr. France, Oct. 27, 1648. He was of Boston in 1655, and
probably came to Barnstable soon after that date. He was
admitted an inhabitant Oct. 3, 1662, and was living 26th March,
1690, when the town granted 25 acres of land at "Yannows" to
his son Edward, "on the condition that he do his utmost for the
maintainance of his father and mother and the rest of the family."
This grant was at the south-east corner of the town, bounded
easterly by the bounds of Yarmouth, "south by the harbor at
Yannows," west by the Hallett land, and north by the commons.
Margaret Coleman was living Nov. 12, 1714 ; but Edward Senior
and Junior were then both dead.
Children of Edward Coleman, born in Boston.
I. Edward. The date of his birth was probably 1649. He
died in 1714, leaving no issue, and his estate was divided to
his mother Margaret ; his sister Widow Elizabeth Hadaway ;
his sister Sarah Coleman, and the children of his only
brother James Coleman.
II. Elizabeth, born 28th 11 mo. 1651, was the second wife of
the first John Hadaway, whom she married in Yarmouth,
May 1, 1672.
III. Mary, born 12th Sept. 1653.
IV. Martha, born 8th Aug. 1655.
V. Sarah, probably born in Barnstable, unmarried in 1714.
VI. James, probably born in Barnstable, married Patience,
daughter of James Cobb. He was not living in 1714, and
his widow married 10th Sept. 1715, Thomas Lumbard.
She died March 30, 1747, aged 78 years.
Children of James Coleman.
I. Edward, 25th Oct. 1695, married Thankful Lumbard, 16th
Sept. 1716. The names of his children I do not find on the