Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameVincent Coleman 
Birth1740, Essex County, Virginia
Death21 Nov 1814, Essex County, Virginia
ResidenceEssex County, Virginia
FatherGeorge Coleman (~1702-1753)
MotherDinah Allen (~1706-1761)
Documentation
Vincent Coleman was mentioned, as “youngest son” Vinson Coleman, in the 29 July 1753 will of his father George Coleman. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 9, pages 260–261.]
On 11 October 1787, Vincent Coleman and Ann his wife of the County of Essex and “Colony of Virginia” sold to Thomas Dix, planter. For £6.19 current money, 6 acres plus 19/20 acre in the Parish of Southfarnham, land Vincent now lives on which is part of land formerly belonging to James Fullerton decd and by the last will and testament of the said James Fullerton dated 21 March 1677 was given to his daughter Elizabeth who married Richard Johnston & is known by a platt Surveyed by Robert Brooke at the request of the Revd Lewis Latané, James Gatewood, Richd Johnston, Wm Norrell & Mary Fullerton. Signed Vincent Coleman, Ann her + mark Coleman. Witnesses: William Latane, Thomas Dix Junior, Lewis Dix. Recorded 15 October 1787. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 33, pages 89–90.]
On 21 November 1814, Humphrey Ball, John Games, Lewis Coleman and Jno. Shearwood were bound in the penalty of $500 for Humphrey Ball’s administration of the goods, chattels and credits of Vincent Coleman, deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 18, pages 82–83.]
On 29 November 1814, the land of Vincent Gordon was surveyed and divided into nine lots of equal quality, with Lot 1 to Lewis Coleman, Lot 2 to James Coleman, Lot 3 to Thomas Coleman, Lot 4 to Lucy Coleman, Lot 5 to William Coleman, Lot 6 to John Coleman, Lot 7 to Anna Coleman, Lot 8 to Patsey Coleman, and Lot 9 to John Shearwood. The book contains a detailed map. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 18, pages 126–127.]
On 11 October 1787, Vincent Coleman and Ann his wife of the County of Essex and “Colony of Virginia” sold to Thomas Dix, planter. For £6.19 current money, 6 acres plus 19/20 acre in the Parish of Southfarnham, land Vincent now lives on which is part of land formerly belonging to James Fullerton decd and by the last will and testament of the said James Fullerton dated 21 March 1677 was given to his daughter Elizabeth who married Richard Johnston & is known by a platt Surveyed by Robert Brooke at the request of the Revd Lewis Latané, James Gatewood, Richd Johnston, Wm Norrell & Mary Fullerton. Signed Vincent Coleman, Ann her + mark Coleman. Witnesses: William Latane, Thomas Dix Junior, Lewis Dix. Recorded 15 October 1787. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 33, pages 89–90.]
On 21 November 1814, Humphrey Ball, John Games, Lewis Coleman and Jno. Shearwood were bound in the penalty of $500 for Humphrey Ball’s administration of the goods, chattels and credits of Vincent Coleman, deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 18, pages 82–83.]
On 29 November 1814, the land of Vincent Gordon was surveyed and divided into nine lots of equal quality, with Lot 1 to Lewis Coleman, Lot 2 to James Coleman, Lot 3 to Thomas Coleman, Lot 4 to Lucy Coleman, Lot 5 to William Coleman, Lot 6 to John Coleman, Lot 7 to Anna Coleman, Lot 8 to Patsey Coleman, and Lot 9 to John Shearwood. The book contains a detailed map. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 18, pages 126–127.]