Bienville-Lincoln County Louisiana Archives Military Records.....
Pvt James Jackson Coleman CSA
Civil War - Rosters Vienna Rifles/Co K 2nd Louisiana Infantry

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INFORMATION ON JAMES JACKSON COLEMAN, CSA

PVT. JAMES JACKSON COLEMAN, 1829-1862 

OLD CITY CEMETERY, LYNCHBURG, VA. This is the final resting place of James Jackson Coleman, born 1829 in 
Alabama. He enlisted on 3/12/1862 in the Louisiana Brush Valley Guards, Co. H, 9th Infantry. He died July 7, 1862 in a
 Lynchburg, Virginia hospital after contracting Typhoid. 
 
He married Miss Margaret Jane Trussell on December 5, 1851 in Bienville Parish, LA. Upon his death he left behind
 four young children under the age of 10; Lorenzo G.Coleman, Frances (Fannie) J. Coleman, Thomas Jefferson 
Coleman and William A. Coleman.  James Jackson Coleman was the eldest son of William Coleman & Sarah Ogden 
Coleman. His siblings were Nancy Coleman, b. 1830, m. Michael J. Hennigan, Sirena A. Coleman, b.1833, m. John C. 
Hennigan, William A. Coleman, b.1834, m. Georgia Ann Young, Greenberry Coleman, b.1836, Sarah Ardilla (Dilly) 
Coleman, b.1842, m. Henry Moris Lewter, Amanda (Sis) Coleman, b.1843, John H. Coleman, b.1846 & Eugenia 
Coleman, b.1849, m. Jeremiah Vail, Jr. (Additonal siblings have been found by cousin Paul Hennigan since this posting