Thomas Henry Colman or Coleman b Q1 1862 Waldron, Sussex

[Cockneyrebel]

So it would seem that his wife was named Coleman coincidentally which nearly matched his own?
Cr

[dcbnwh]

I can't find any of the living Coleman family in 1861

George buried in Quadring on 22nd April 1859
James on 26th April 1859
Both listed as infant twins.
John Henry on 18th January 1864 age 7

Elizabeth on 10th Octber 1865 age 36
John on 25th January 1871 age 44

The abode of all was Quadring Eaudyke.

David

[Cockneyrebel]

So dcbnwh you're saying that Mary Elizabeth was the only one to survive and went on to marry John Coleman then Thomas?
Cr

[Geoff-E]

So dcbnwh you're saying that Mary Elizabeth was the only one to survive and went on to marry John Coleman then Thomas?
Cr

I think you are misreading things. 

Elizabeth LUESLEY was born c1829, married John COLEMAN in 1855 (he died 1871), she died 1865 aged 36.

One of their children was Mary Elizabeth COLEMAN 1863 ... Mary Elizabeth "married" Thomas COLEMAN.

[dcbnwh]

Jacob and Isaac Coleman were in the Spalding Union Workhouse in 1871 as was an Elizabeth, pointed out earlier by jonw65.

There is a death record for Jacob in Spalding in 1882, but no burial, and Isaac moved to Wales, as pointed out by Ladyhawk.

David

[Cockneyrebel]

So basically we're left with the fact that there appears to be no marriage record for Thomas and Mary Elizabeth?
Cr

[Geoff-E]

So basically we're left with the fact that there appears to be no marriage record for Thomas and Mary Elizabeth?
Cr

That's right.

Nor do we have any idea where John COLEMAN (father of Mary Elizabeth) came from.
 
I wonder why Thomas turned up in Lincs.

[Cockneyrebel]

 So back where I started!
Cr