History of Kentucky, five volumes, edited by Judge Charles Kerr,
American Historical Society, New York & Chicago, 1922, Vol. V, p. 184,
Franklin County

     CLARENCE T. COLEMAN, M. D.  Choosing the profession of medicine
early in life, Doctor Coleman has worked steadily for the best
proficiency and skill, and by successive stages has reached a high place
in his profession in the capital city of Frankfort, where he has been
located for the last eight years.
     Doctor Coleman represents the fourth generation of his family in
Kenton County, Kentucky, where he was born May 23, 1882.  It was his
great grandfather who came from Virginia and settled as a pioneer in
Kenton County.  His grandfather, Lucien B. Coleman, was born in 1825 and
died in 1911, spending all his life as a farmer in Kenton County.  He
married Sarah McCollum, who was born in the same county in 1831, and
died there in 1915.  Three of their children are still living: Joseph
B., a retired farmer at Latonia; Mrs. Augusta White; and Samuel, a
Kenton County farmer.
     Charles E. Coleman, father of Dr. Coleman, is also still living in
Kenton County, where he was born in 1856 and where he has spent his
years as a very successful and up-to-date farmer.  He is a democrat and
represented his county in the State Legislature in 1888.  Fraternally he
is affiliated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.  Charles E.
Coleman married Ada Hunt, who was born near Calhoun, Illinois in 1860. 
They have three sons, Doctor Coleman being the second.  Harry R., the
oldest, is an expert stream engineer connected with the Illinois Steel
Works at Chicago.  Clifford, the youngest, lives at home and helps his
father run the farm.
     Dr. Coleman attended the rural schools of Kenton County, the high
school at Independence, and in 1903 entered the Medical Department of
the University of Louisville, from which he received his M. D. degree in
1907.  From that year he practiced at Deleplain in Scott County for two
years, for another two years at Woodlake in Franklin County, and then
removed to the City of Frankfort and has been busily engaged in a
general medical and surgical practice for eight years.  His offices are
in the Hume Building on West Broadway.  Doctor Coleman is the present
county physician of Franklin County, an office he has held for six
years.  He is medical examiner for the Prudential Insurance Company, the
National Life and Accident Insurance Company, and the Commonwealth Life
Insurance Company of Kentucky.  He is a member of the County and State
Medical Societies, acts in politics with the democratic party, and is
affiliated with Franklin Lodge No. 530 of the Elks, Frankfort aerie No.
923 of the Eagles, and the Loyal Order of Moose.
     His home is at 418 Logan Street.  In November 1905, at Louisville,
Doctor Coleman married Miss Mary King, the latter now deceased.  Her
father is a farmer in Fleming County, Kentucky.  The two children of Mr.
[sic] and Mrs. Coleman are Elizabeth, born October 7, 1907, and Robert
Mason, born December 25, 1916.

Coleman Hunt King McCollum White
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Fleming-KY Kenton-KY IL Scott-KY

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