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William C. Coleman

MaryHotaling — 2013-04-07 17:17:50

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- William C. Coleman was a Sergeant in Battery A, 147th Field Artillery, 32nd Division. His army serial number was 139, 017. On July 25, 1917, he went to Camp Whytecomb, Oregon; thence to Camp Green, NC; Camp Mills, Long Island; and Camp Merrit, NJ. - [[footnote(Franklin County (NY) World War Records compiled by Edward C. Rider, County Historian, 1931.)]]	+ William C. Coleman was a Sergeant in Battery A, 147th Field Artillery, 32nd Division. His army serial number was 139, 017. On July 25, 1917, he went to Camp Whytecomb, Oregon; thence to Camp Green, NC; Camp Mills, Long Island; and Camp Merritt, NJ. On January 11, 1918, he sailed for France on the "Olympic," embarking at New York. He saw service in Toul Sector, Alsace Sector, Aisne-Marne Offensive and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. On May 13, 1919, he returned to the USA on Battleship "Kansas," landing at Philadelphia, and was discharged on May 23, 1919.[[footnote(Franklin County (NY) World War Records compiled by Edward C. Rider, County Historian, 1931.)]]
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- William is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.	+ William Coleman's name is listed on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.

MaryHotaling — 2013-04-07 16:50:45

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	+ William C. Coleman was a Sergeant in Battery A, 147th Field Artillery, 32nd Division. His army serial number was 139, 017. On July 25, 1917, he went to Camp Whytecomb, Oregon; thence to Camp Green, NC; Camp Mills, Long Island; and Camp Merrit, NJ. + [[footnote(Franklin County (NY) World War Records compiled by Edward C. Rider, County Historian, 1931.)]]

MaryHotaling — 2013-04-07 16:46:47

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- '''William Cassatt Coleman''' was a son and the second child of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. Around 1912, Coleman opened a store in Saranac Lake specializing in fine Havana Cigars. His son William returned to help with it, and stayed on to take care of him when the store failed. William is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.	+ '''William Cassatt Coleman''' was a son and the second child of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. Around 1912, Coleman opened a store in Saranac Lake specializing in fine Havana Cigars. His son William returned to help with it, and stayed on to take care of him when the store failed. + + + William is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.

MaryHotaling — 2009-11-24 16:02:37

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- '''William Cassatt Coleman''' was a son and the second child of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. He is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.	+ '''William Cassatt Coleman''' was a son and the second child of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. Around 1912, Coleman opened a store in Saranac Lake specializing in fine Havana Cigars. His son William returned to help with it, and stayed on to take care of him when the store failed. William is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.

MaryHotaling — 2009-11-23 10:55:14

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- '''William C. Coleman''' was a son of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. He is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.	+ '''William Cassatt Coleman''' was a son and the second child of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. He is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.

Mwanner — 2009-11-22 16:40:20

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' William C. Coleman was a son of Robert H. and Edith Coleman of 33 Church Street. He is named on the WWI monument at Church and River Streets.	+ '''William C. Coleman''' was a son of ["Robert H. Coleman"] and ["Edith Coleman"] of ["Moir Cottage (winter)" 33 Church Street]. He is named on the ["World War I Veterans’ Memorial Park"] at ["Church Street" Church] and ["River Street"]s.

MaryHotaling — 2009-11-22 15:02:38

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	+ '''Born:''' + + '''Died:''' + + '''Married:''' + + '''Children:''' + + '''Chiefly known for:''' William C. Coleman was a son of Robert H. and Edith Coleman of 33 Church Street. He is named on the WWI monument at Church and River Streets.