Coachman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: researching coachmans

hockeymomof17 — 2011-12-13 01:23:20Z

Dear George,
If he was a Coachman slave, chances are he was from the West Indies or Barbados. They originated from England to that area prior to the states.They mainly grew sugarcane in Barbados,then indigo and rice in Georgetown,SC.I have also read that some slaves were brought to West Indies from West Africa. They were also notoriousfor "willing" slaves to their heirs,thus I believe your ancestors would remain in the same family. Hope this can narrow your search.
Good Luck Jamie

Re: Coachman's of SC

ocoachman — 2011-07-18 03:46:52Z

I am trying to find out more information on my great grandfather and grandfather. They were Isreal and Isreal Jr. from the Georgetown area. My grandfather died in 1952 in New Jersey. There seems to be a few lines of Coachmans in South Carolina. Any help I get would be appreicated

Re: Coachman's of SC

ocoachman — 2011-07-18 03:46:48Z

Re: Francis Coachman (1921 SC d.1987 Tx) wife-Adelaide

heiditriggs — 2011-06-02 01:25:32Z

I am the youngest daughter of Francis Green Coachman (wife Adelaide). There were 6 children. Carole Adelaide, Sandra Lynne, Francis Green Jr., Brenda Jo, Bruce Crawford, and Heidi Jean

Re: Coachman

Bette Hochman — 2011-01-17 17:17:08Z

Dear Marsha,
You can order a book from Sphinx Inc. 7400 Airport Rd. Macon, GA 31216
The cost if $65.00 + shipping
He did not send me the shipping cost so please contact him at
gary@sphinxinc.com for that information.
Please help me remember what branch your family is perched on.
Bette

Re: Coachman

Bette Hochman — 2011-01-17 17:14:31Z

Dear Marsha,
You can order a book for Sphinx Inc. 7400 Airport Rd. Macon, GA 31216
The cost if $65.00 + shipping
He did not send me the shipping cost so please contact him at
gary@sphinxinc.com for that information.
Please help me remember what branch your family is perched on.
Bette

Re: Coachman

MarshaRoth51 — 2011-01-13 02:54:12Z

Dear Bette my sisters and I would like to purchase copies of your book. Could you please send me the specifics and how much. Thanks Marsha

Re: Coachman connections

Howard_Coachman_Jr — 2010-07-22 15:35:57Z

Drop an e-mail to Bette Hochman (that's her married name. She was born a Coachman). She has a ton of historical information about the Coachman family, especially those that lived in the southeast USA. Her address is bettehochman@yahoo.com. Tell her Howard Coachman sent you. Good luck.

Howard Coachman

Coachman connections

TMW69 — 2010-06-30 22:53:44Z

I am looking for information on James Coachman; born about 1870 either in Georgia or South Carolina. He married Easter McMillian in 1900 fathered one son(my great-grandfather) Lewis Winfield Coachman in 1899. He resided in Lumber Bridge, Robeson, North Carolina. I need his parents and siblings names.

Appreciate any an all help

Thanks

Re: Coachman Book

Bette Hochman — 2010-02-06 00:53:24Z

Dear Marsha,
You can purchase the book through the publisher:
Indigo Publishing
435 Second Street
Macon, GA 31201
The cost of the hardbound is $76.00 which I highly recommend but it can also be purchased softbound which is $56.00.
Thank you for your inquiry.
Bette Coachman Hochman

Re: Coachman Book

MarshaRoth51 — 2010-02-05 21:27:48Z

I am interested in purchasing the Coachman Book

My emai; is m.avant-roth@msn.com

My Address is
Marsha Roth
1589 South 580 West
Woods Cross, Utah 84087

Re: Coachman

Call3p — 2010-01-08 04:33:09Z

Hello, I know it's been a while, but yes, My mother is from Alabama, her maiden name is Moore-Williams. If you still check this site please email me directly.

Thanks for responding. I didn't think anyone would respond that's one reason why I don't check this site frequently.

Andrea

Re: Coachman Book

LindaMcNish75 — 2009-12-19 17:11:04Z

Bette, I'd like to purchase a copy of your book. I've moved to Sunset Beach, NC but my email address is still the same as it was years ago.

Linda McNish

Re: Coachman Book

Bette Hochman — 2009-11-13 22:53:43Z

I'm pleased to announce The Coachman Book is finally available. Please contact me if you are interested.
Bette Coachman Hochman

Captain Joseph Coachman (1761-1814), Georgetown, South Carolina

MrsMaroon — 2008-05-09 19:33:24Z

Does anyone know why Joseph Coachman used the title "Captain"? He was too young to have served in the Revolution and too old for the War of 1812. So where did the title come from?

I know his father, James Coachman, was a Captain in Marion's Brigade.

Any insight would be appreciated.

Coachman