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COLEMAN, James Peyton
1868 - 1922 (54 years) 
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Name COLEMAN, James Peyton Birth 13 Jan 1868 Independence, Jackson, Missouri, United States 
Gender Male Death 7 Mar 1922 Independence, Jackson, Missouri, United States Burial 9 Mar 1922 Independence, Jackson, Missouri, United States WAC 18 Oct 2002 SGEOR _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
Submit Headstone Photo Person ID I1730 Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith Last Modified 19 Aug 2021
Father COLEMAN, Samuel C. , b. 1828, Kentucky, United States Kentucky, United States Mother DICKEY, Mary L. , b. Aug 1830, Rutherford, Gibson, Tennessee, United States Rutherford, Gibson, Tennessee, United States Marriage 4 Dec 1849 Rutherford, Tennessee Family ID F1064 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family KENNEDY, Mary Mae , b. 31 Oct 1878, Egremont, Gray, Ontario, Canada Egremont, Gray, Ontario, Canadad. 26 Dec 1940, Independence, Jackson, Missouri, United States (Age 62 years) Marriage 1899 Egremont, Gray, Ontario, Canada Notes - ~SEALING_TO_SPOUSE: Also shown as SealSp 22 Feb 2003, SGEOR.
Family ID F1062 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Headstones James P. Coleman Woodlawn Grave Marker.jpg
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Notes - Plumber on the Kansas City Railroad 1920 US Census - Mary & James are living with her brother Charles and with her widowed mother Mary (age 79). Both men working as pipefitters in a car machine shop. Living in a house owned by Charles at 110 South Pendleton Ave in Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri. The accident that killed James resulted in a series of articles in local papers. In particular article No. 5 about the failure of the Workemans' Compensation Act to provide relief to the families… These were sourced by Steve Stanley ["Coleman/Brizendine/Blann/Summers" tree on RootsWeb - e-mail: Stanley_coleman@sbeglobal.net ]
1. Title: Kansas City STAR Newspaper(microfilm), Kansas City, MO Author: Mid-Continent Public Library, Genealogy Branch, Independence, MO Text: "A BLAST KILLS 5", 'Ninth and Brighton Street Car Barn Explosion at 7:23 o'Clock Sends Eleven More to Hospitals', Tuesday 7 Mar 1922 2. Title: Indepedence EXAMINER Newspaper(microfilm), Jackson Co., MO Author: Mid-Continent Public Library, Genealogy Branch, Independence, MO Text: "KILLED IN BIG EXPLOSION", 'James P. COLEMAN, 55,...Victims of Terriffic Blast at K.C. Car Barns; Tuesday 7 Mar 1922 3.
Title: Indepedence EXAMINER Newspaper(microfilm), Jackson Co., MO Author: Mid-Continent Public Library, Genealogy Branch, Independence, MO Text: "FUNERAL OF BLAST VICTIMS", 'That of James P. COLEMAN, at Home 110 Pendleton Ave...', "Surviving him besides his wife, Mrs. Mae Coleman are a brother Jack Coleman of Orrick, MO and a sister, Mrs. Nancy Yates of Kansas City"; Wednesday 8 Mar 1922 4. Title: Richmond Missourian Newspaper, Richmond, Ray Co., MO(microfilm) Author: Ray County Library, Richmond, MO Text: "VICTIM OF EXPLOSION", 'James P. Coleman, Formerly of Richmond, Killed in Kansas City, Tuesday'; Thursday 9 Mar 1922 5. Title: Kansas City JOURNAL Newspaper, Kansas City,Jackson Co., MO (microfilm) Author: Kansas City Public Library, Main Branch, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO Text: "THE DEAD:... James P. Coleman, Plumber,age 48, 110 Pendleton St., Indepedence, MO", 'Short Delay in Blast Which Killed 7 and Wounded 11 Would Have Annihilated Scores More', 'No Relief for Victims', "NO relief will be given the families of the men who were killed and injured in the blast by the workmens' compensation bill, which was passed by the legislature in 1921, however the law is ineffective"; Wednesday 8 Mar 1922.
6. Title: The Kansas City POST Newspaper, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO (microfilm) Author: Kansas City Public Library, Main Branch, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO Text: '5 DIE, 12 HURT IN CAR BARN BLAST', "A fifth body identified positively as that of Jim Coleman, 55 or 60 years old, 110 Pendleton Ave, Indepedence, was found in the ruins Tuesday Afternoon", Tuesday 7 Mar 1922. 7. Title: The Kansas City POST Newspaper, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO (microfilm) Author: Kansas City Public Library, Main Branch, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO Text: "CORONER BEGINS QUIZ OF FATAL CAR BARN BLAST AS TOLL MOUNTS", Wednesday 8 Mar 1922 8. Title: Indepedence EXAMINER Newspaper(microfilm), Jackson Co., MO Author: Mid-Continent Public Library, Genealogy Branch, Independence, MO Text: 'BLAST VICTIMS BURIED, James P. Coleman's Funeral Held', "...The burial was in Woodlawn Cemetary"; Friday 10 Mar 1922
- Plumber on the Kansas City Railroad 1920 US Census - Mary & James are living with her brother Charles and with her widowed mother Mary (age 79). Both men working as pipefitters in a car machine shop. Living in a house owned by Charles at 110 South Pendleton Ave in Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri. The accident that killed James resulted in a series of articles in local papers. In particular article No. 5 about the failure of the Workemans' Compensation Act to provide relief to the families… These were sourced by Steve Stanley ["Coleman/Brizendine/Blann/Summers" tree on RootsWeb - e-mail: Stanley_coleman@sbeglobal.net ]
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