"The Colemans were Scotch-Irish and came to America from North Ireland, settling in Charleston, South Carolina in the early 1700's. You can be proud of your Coleman ancestors. They were all fine, upright, courageous, brilliant. They were greatly loved and honored." ... Laura Kolb Coleman Kingsbery, (1884-1971)
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Kazuko & Siblings
Kazuko Ozaki Coleman of Kobe City, Japan with her younger brothers and sisters, children of Kanekichi Katsu Ozaki and Miyo Yamashita. Kazuko was first wife of Elwood R. Coleman, Jr. and mother of John O. Coleman and Elizabeth F. Coleman.
The names are from the left - Uncle Tatsuhiro, Aunt Hiromi, Kazuko-Mama, ( youngest brother I don't know his name; he died in a fire- I remember talking to him on the telephone in 1980- he spoke some English and lived in Okinawa), Aunt Taeko----- Missing from the picture is one sister; she was the second oldest- her name is Aunt Michiko. John
The names are from the left - Uncle Tatsuhiro, Aunt Hiromi, Kazuko-Mama, ( youngest brother I don't know his name; he died in a fire- I remember talking to him on the telephone in 1980- he spoke some English and lived in Okinawa), Aunt Taeko----- Missing from the picture is one sister; she was the second oldest- her name is Aunt Michiko.
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