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James Colman

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James Colman (1802-1854).

James Colman (1802-1854) of J. and J. Colman

1851 Living at Stoke Mills, Stoke Holy Cross, Norfolk: James Colman (age 49 born Rockland, Norfolk), Mustard (?) Flour and Oil manufacturing firm of 2 employing 127 men and boys. With his wife Mary Colman (age 45 born Old Buckenham, Norfolk) and their two children James J. Colman (age 20 born Stoke Holy Cross) and Mary Esther Colman (age 12 born Stoke Holy Cross). One visitor. Six servants.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1851 Census
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