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1858. Agricultural implements.
1859.

Richard Coleman (1794-1866), maker of agricultural implements of Chelmsford.

1851 Living at New London Road, Chelmsford: Richard Coleman (age 37 born Colchester), Iron Founder employing 17 men. With his wife Mary Coleman (age 57 born Colchester) and their children Henry Coleman (age 24 born Colchester) and Matilda Coleman (age 19 born Colchester).[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1851 Census