Coleman family which emigrated to Canada around 1834

Rob:

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

I saw you also posted in Co. Tyrone. There are very few records back to the late 1700s in Co. Donegal. I did search on Roots Ireland and found a William Coleman record a little earlier than your year of birth but did not locate a John or Richard so very likely this William record is not for you. Also did not locate a Richard Coleman marriage to a Catherine.

I would post Richard and Catherine's story on our XO Chronicles site and possibly someone will recognize a connection. https://www.irelandxo.com/ireland-xo/history-and-genealogy/ancestor-dat…

You may also want to consider autosomal DNA testing. You will also qualify for Y-DNA testing but autosomal is more effective in identifying relatives on all your lines.

Roger McDonnell

Name:William ColemanDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:12-Jul-1799Address:BallymagrortyParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Francis ColemanMother:Elizabeth InglisOccupation:

Hi Roger,  Wow, it seems it has taken me a whole year to respond to your post.... I'm sorry... I appreciate your suggestions and hope someone reading my post may have some info for me. I'm a little hesitant submitting DNA these days with the insurance industry getting involved. It's a bit of a  disadvantage having ancestors who came to Canada in the early 1800's I guess. I will check with a cousin here regarding William's info... perhaps it may ring a bell with him. Thank you for looking into it and finding this.... here's hoping it leads to more info down the road. All the best from a very cold Saskatchewan Canada....currently -28c and -34c with the wind chill.

Cheers!

Rob Coleman

Hi Roger,  Wow, it seems it has taken me a whole year to respond to your post.... I'm sorry... I appreciate your suggestions and hope someone reading my post may have some info for me. I'm a little hesitant submitting DNA these days with the insurance industry getting involved. It's a bit of a  disadvantage having ancestors who came to Canada in the early 1800's I guess. I will check with a cousin here regarding William's info... perhaps it may ring a bell with him. Thank you for looking into it and finding this.... here's hoping it leads to more info down the road. All the best from a very cold Saskatchewan Canada....currently -28c and -34c with the wind chill.

Cheers!

Rob Coleman

Rob:

I live near Baltimore. We have snow right now but the temperature is around freezing.

Roger

Historical review, June 23-24, 1951 : a record of 100 years of progress : Innisfil Township centennial, 1850-1950 (Simcoe county, Ontario, Canada) an hour drive north of Toronto

https://digitalcollections.ucalgary.ca/archive/Historical-review--June-…

this link, if you search "Coleman" is the reference to Tyrone, on page 37, and a photo of the Colman's 1840 log cabin is on page 2

A search for Tyrone will bring up other Irish settlers in Innisfil, from Tyrone, Ireland as well as the local town of Tyrone.

More detail about these brothers can be found on FamilySearch.org

John S Coleman Male 1790-1793 b Tyrone Ireland – Deceased • 9KFL-PMY

Richard Coleman Male 1797-1800 b Tyrone Ireland  – 21 June 1878 LZT3 -1VZ

William Coleman Male 1801-1803 Ireland  – 25 October 1880 • L4HH-K43

Someone on FamilySearch.org in 2015 though the father was Robert Coleman 1770c-1840 b/d Tyrone, but left no information or sources.  I wouldn't rely on this.

I have sent and email to Rob Coleman