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Nathan Michael Coleman

Birth31 JUL 1886 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
Death30 APR 1926 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
MotherNora Reidy
FatherNathan Micheal Coleman

Born in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States on 31 JUL 1886 to Nathan Micheal Coleman and Nora Reidy. Nathan Michael Coleman married Katherine Tracy and had 5 children. He passed away on 30 APR 1926 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States.

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Nathan Micheal Coleman
1854 - 1945
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Nora Reidy
1859 - Unknown
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Katherine Tracy
1887 - 1913
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Jane Coleman
1924 - Unknown
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Mary Eileen Coleman
1922 - 1944
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Catherine Coleman
1913 - 1913
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Nathan Michael Coleman
1925 - 2004
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Jane Coleman
1911 - 1914

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