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- "Frances, wife of John Paine, was almost certainly Frances Coleman, daughter of Robert Coleman, originally of Drysdale Parish, King & Queen Co." (Source: Allan L. Poe, Box 111, Lenoir, NC)
In 1741, Robert Coleman the Elder of Drysdale Parish, King & Queen Co., gave 440 1/2 acres in Spotsylvania (granted to him in 1723) to his son Robert Coleman, the younger. In 1748 the younger Robert conveyed 140 acres of this to John Paine.
John & Frances had sons named Thomas & Robert, names which had not appeared in the Paine family, but both of which were common to the Coleman family.
From a list of Slave Owners in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1783; VA Tax Records listed names of interest followed by the number of slaves.
Names:
Coleman, Caleb, 15
Coleman, Clayton, 18
Coleman, Edward, 7
Coleman, Hawes, 4
Coleman, Richard, 16
Coleman, Richard, 7
Coleman, Robert, 17
Coleman, Robert Spillsbe, 10
Coleman, Spillsbe, 16
Coleman, Thomas, 19
Paine, Thomas Allan, 4
Payne, Barnet, 2
Payne, Capt. Nicholas, 16
Payne, Robert, 1
Robert Spilsby Coleman III
Birth 10 Apr 1682
New Kent, New Kent County, Virginia, USA
Death 13 May 1748 (aged 66)
Caroline County, Virginia, USA
Burial Creek Church Burial Ground
Poorhouse Corner, Caroline County, Virginia, USA
Memorial ID 219264392
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1682 - 1748 (66 years)
