Caroline Colman ( 1831-1895 ) was the wife of Jeremiah James Colman, the third member of the third member of the family in charge of the eponymous company Colman's mustard. Caroline Colman had exerted significat influence over the social welfare of the company and later go on to introduce numerous social measures for the employees of Carrow Works, between 1857 and her death in 1895. Death and legacy Colman's health deteriorated in 1895, and she died on the evening of 5 July that same year, aged 64. Colman was buried in Rosary Cemetery, Norwich. Caroline and Jeremiah James had 6 children  .
Caroline Colman ( 9 May 1831 - 5 July 1895 ) was the wife of Jeremiah James Colman, the third member of the third member of the family in charge of the eponymous company Colman's mustard. Caroline Colman had exerted significat influence over the social welfare of the company and later go on to introduce numerous social measures for the employees of Carrow Works, between 1857 and her death in 1895. Death and legacy Colman's health deteriorated in 1895, and she died on the evening of 5 July that same year, aged 64. Colman was buried in Rosary Cemetery, Norwich. Caroline and Jeremiah James had 6 children : Laura (who married the academic and MP James Stuart), Russell, Ethel (who was the first woman to be Lord Mayor of Norwich), Helen, Alan and Florence (who married the architect Edward Boardman, son of the architect Edward Boardman) .
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1831-1895
9 May 1831 - 5 July 1895
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: Laura (who married the academic and MP James Stuart), Russell, Ethel (who was the first woman to be Lord Mayor of Norwich), Helen, Alan and Florence (who married the architect Edward Boardman, son of the architect Edward Boardman)