Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Coleman, Helen M. Adams Allen 1918
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Saranac Advertiser
COLEMAN, HELEN M. (ADAMS/ALLEN):
      Saranac, MI, "The Advertiser", 7-10-1913, page 10:  "Mrs. Gesler received
a telegram Monday evening informing her that her mother had just passed away,
and she left on the evening train for Denver."
   **7-31-1913, page 5, col 3:  "Mrs. Gesler returned from Denver Monday noon. 
The funeral of her mother, Mrs. Coleman, was held at her late residence in
Denver Friday morning and Mrs. Gesler brought the remains east where they were
interred in the family lot at Kenosha, Wisconsin, Sunday afternoon beside her
husband.
   Old friends were present as Mr. Coleman was well known in business circles
having installed the first stamp mill and ore crusher in Colorado.  His men
felling trees to take it by ox teams from St. Louis, the western point, into
Colorado.  Mrs. Gesler has the sympathy of the community in her bereavement."
   Per State of Colorado, city and county of Denver, #16071 Interrogatories in
the matter of the estate of Helen M. Coleman, deceased.  "Cornelia A. Coleman is
sworn in and deposes "My name is Cornelia A. Coleman, age 47 years, residence
Saranac, MI, and am not married.......My said mother died leaving five children
surviving her, namely:  Hannah W. Claypool b 7-12-1860 in Kenosha, WI; (now of)
Fountain, Oklahoma, Hellen A. Gesler, Saranac, MI, Caroline A. Oyler, 5155 Santa
Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, James S. Coleman, Goldfield, Nevada,
and Cornelia A. Coleman.


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