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1. [COATES-L] Aquila Coates [1]
According to Hinshaw, Aquila Coates married to Rachel Pidgeon is the son of John and Hannah Coates according to the Quaker records he transcribed. In Truman, didn't it say he was the son of Moses and grandson of Moses Coates instead? LINDA COATE, Columbus, Ohio lcoate@ancestrees.com www.ancestrees.com
2. Re: [COATES-L] John Coats of Illinois [1]
John's wife's name is Martha in the 1850 census records for Greene Co., IL. Correspondents have said it's Martha Owdem but I haven't seen proof of that one yet. We have a second census that I've found from John's son John who states he was born in 1832 in SC and both of his parents were born in SC. It's the 1880 census for Greene Co., SC: John S. COATES Self M Male W 48 SC Far
3. [COATES-L] Coats Warren County TN 1836 [1]
There is a James and Joseph Coats on the tax lists for 1836 in Warren County TN... James it appears had approximately 230 acres of land and Joseph had 50 acres... That's about all these tax books list, other than slaves...no location for the land in Warren County TN Anyone know anything about them....? _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
4. Re: [COATES-L] PHILADELPHIA INHABITANTS--1745, 1746 [1]
This is a fascinating document. It could be the William Coates who was the son of Joan Sisom. He didn't die till 1749 as his son William also did. But I don't know whom the 3rd youngest William would be around the 1745 date. The grandson William wasn't born till 1741, so I don't think he'd be listed. I haven't found any other good match though. As for Joan's husband's name, I sure haven't see good documentation to back up his name being Thomas. I've changed that on my database to name u
5. [COATES-L] Correction - Not Larry message [1]
The previous email had Larry Coats name at the top. It was part of the quote at the bottom of the message but had scrolled off my screen and I did not notice it was at the top. Sorry!! Sharon > I have a much later Coats and Allen marriage in my line. Do not > know if they might be direct descendents of these earlier Coats and > Allen families. > John Roseborough Coats b. 01 Feb 1850 in Newberry SC m. > Emma Lou Allen 02 Jan 1876 in Jasper County Georgia. d. 23 Sep > 1913 in Texas. > John Roseb
6. Re: [COATES-L] Coats chronology in Pasquotank, Perq., Edgecombe, Halifax Cos. NC [1]
Hi John, Knowing full well that my information if far from complete, if I were to make a tentative judgement(and I do mean tentative)on the marrige of Wm Coats of Rowan, I would tend to think that he married in or very near to Edgecombe Co. NC. And you are 100% correct in saying that you don't find Irby/Yerby as a surname in Rowan; but it does appear in two definitely related lines(e.g. Wilson Yearby Coates in Rowan and William Yerby Coats in Linc. Co. TN). From what I have seen so far, it would seem
7. Re: [COATES-L] Fwd: John of ILL. [1]
Dang John...I'm trying to give us good documentation for the Coats families...and I don't seem to be getting much cooperation here!! First of all, how do you know that obituary is incorrect? That family group sheet has three different first names for John's wife...how do we know which it is and that could be significant...I didn't see any documentation as to where the children were born....It also has the name as James Robert, well, I'll accept the name of Robert as having been added somewhere along
8. Re: [COATES-L] Rowan Co. Coateses and the line of Moses Coates [1]
This John married to Esther was the son of Samuel and Mary Saunders Coate of Hunterdon Co., NJ. He was actually born on 8 May 1699. Samuel was the son of the original immigrant in this line, John Coate or co. Sommerset, England and of Bucks Co., PA. Samuel was also the brother to William who was allegedly married to Rachel Ann Budd. The closest collaboration I have on her name is that she signed her name as Ann Coate as a witness to a marriage record in Kingwood M.M. in the 1730s if my memory se
9. [COATES-L] call for DNA testors [1]
Ok folks... Another call for test takers....if you have a male Coate, Coates, Coats in your line, regardless of who may or may not have already tested, it would be most beneficial for them to take the DNA test if they so choose....that includes lines that might connect to the same ancestor but through different children.... We are leaving it up to each line to submit their own test taker....so if you know of a Coate, Coates, Coats male, please ask them if they would consider taking the test for you,
10. RE: [COATES-L] Benjamin Coats, NC [1]
Cool, another great idea. Isn't it so close you can taste it? At 01:17 AM 6/13/2003, John Coates wrote: >I lean toward the Benjamin of 1807 being the son of Thomas Coats, the son of >the Benjamin Coats who died in 1803 in Iredell County NC. A Benjamin Coats >witnessed an 1825 deed for land in the general area where the elder Benjamin >(and very likely a Jacob Coats) lived. Now we know very little about this >Thomas, only an 1815 tax list and 1820 census, but I think it is quite >probable that he would na
11. Re: [COATES-L] DNA results up [1]
I take it we don't have a name for the earliest known ancestor in this line? At 11:32 PM 6/18/2003, you wrote: >http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar/coatsarchive/dna.htm > >Ok, I've got the numbers up...but I'm not sure about this one...it was >submitted as matching with either Big John Coats or Joseph Coats... > >Sooooo, I've emailed to see what documentation there is for it... > >Char > >_________________________________________________________________ >MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 month
12. [COATES-L] Mutations [1]
This is from the FTDNA message board...but most interesting... _________________________________________________________________ If the Male is married to say three wives and has a total of 24 children, what if any effect could this have on the DNA results? Could this increase the mutation rate within a shorter time? The answer is yes, it is entirely possible that in this scenario the mutation rate on the Y chromosome might increase. The male's ability to reproduce a perfect copy of his Y chromosome, a
13. RE: [COATES-L] Coats chronology in Pasquotank, Perq., Edgecombe, Halifax Cos. NC [1]
Not sure I would agree with the NC part, especially after 1730 or so. It would be more of the exception then the rule. John D . -----Original Message----- From: Susan McIntyre [mailto:sbmc2@chartermi.net] Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 1:26 PM To: COATES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [COATES-L] Coats chronology in Pasquotank, Perq., Edgecombe, Halifax Cos. NC When reference is made to a person's having been born in Virginia as early as 1728 or as late as 1853, this could indicate he/she was born in any part
14. Re: [COATES-L] DNA update [1]
Char; This is Burton Coats of Oklahoma. I paid for his test, and got his name from Kathleen Woodrow, who has done a lot of work on the Coats family. I'll contact her for Burton's earliest proven ancestor. On another subject, (OK, now noboby laugh) I was just perusing my copies of the "Coats Family Heritage", all three editions, which I first ordered in 1987, the last being in 1997. This operation was shut down by the Ohio Attorney General's office. However, I found all three to be quite interesting,
15. [COATES-L] Moses Coates - Chester County PA [1]
Children of Moses and Susanna Coates, Chester County PA 1. Thomas Coates b 12.22.1716 in Ireland int. in East Caln F.B.G. 1797 2. Samuel Coates b 6.5.1818 int, in East Caln F.B.G. 3. Moses Coates, jr b 11.25.1719. int (claimed) in Pikeland F.B.G. 4. Elizabeth Coates b 1.13.1722 d 3.16.1770 5. William Coates no dates, died young and single 6. Jonathan Coates, b 11.17.1728 in Providence, Montgomery Co., PA; d 5.27.1807 7. Aaron Coates, b , , 1731 8. Benjmain Coates b. , , 1733; d , , 1801. Int. at Pi
16. [COATES-L] Fwd: [COATS] COATS/COATES of Indiana [1]
----Original Message Follows---- From: mdbelty@webtv.net (Marsha Belty) Reply-To: COATS-L@rootsweb.com To: COATS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [COATS] COATS/COATES of Indiana Date: Sat, 7 Jun 2003 20:09:54 -0400 (EDT) The following info is from the Marriage Affidavit Book for Harrison County IN. 1809 through I think 1845. In some under age persons the parent who gave consent is named. This is the only COATS in the pages I have, but may help one of you out there. 5-11-1850 July Ann COATS .. child of father David
17. Re: [COATES-L] Northeast NC part 1 [1]
Gwen has transcribed and published a great many books, she is related to my Rev Andrew Baker line, my line is his daughter Mary Baker, married to Thomas Callaway all of Ashe County NC... Char ----Original Message Follows---- source: Pasquotank County North Carolina Record of Deeds 1700-1751 compiled by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman...hmmmm _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featur
18. Re: [COATES-L] Lewis Coates - Moses line [1]
Warrick Coates, (Thomas, Moses) m Elenor Pusey, dau. of Ellis and Abigail of London Grove Township, chester Co. PA. Married in London Grove F.M.H, 4.3.1803 E.P. was b 12.18.1781 and died 8.6.1840, was a fleshy woman and from a fall had her arm fractured and from results of same died. They setttled on a farm in Londderry Township, same county, where they resided the remainder of their natural lives both int at Doe Run F.B.G. After the death of Elenor (Pusey) Coates, Warrick married at his home in Lo
19. [COATES-L] Benjamin Coats in NC [1]
Greetings to all DNA test participants. I am the DNA tester who decended from Benjamin Coats born in North Carolina in 1807. After being booted off of this list a few months back I have no re-subscribed and have been reviewing the archives about the discussion of Benjamin's parentage. I will be sending a "family history" to Char so that she can link it to the DNA test number on the DNA page in the next week. I have been in touch with Deane and Larry already discussing these results but obviously Jo
20. Re: [COATES-L] Coats chronology in Pasquotank, Perq., Edgecombe, Halifax Cos. NC [1]
NC is not my area of research but this is what is listed as it's history as found with the county formation maps link provided in the previous posting - http://www.segenealogy.com/northcarolina/nc_state/history.htm John Coates wrote: >Not sure I would agree with the NC part, especially after 1730 or so. It >would be more of the exception then the rule. >John D . > >-----Original Message----- >From: Susan McIntyre [mailto:sbmc2@chartermi.net] >Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 1:26 PM >To: COATES-L@rootsweb.
21. Re: [COATES-L] another Lewis - Moses Coates line [1]
Sorry it took so long to get back here...but my computer had me by the throat for a couple of days, threatening all sorts of things if I didn't act...now this lovely voice comes on and says *Good Evening Charlotte*...like nothing had ever happened....if it only knew...$%$%$^%^%&&**@@@ Anyway, I don't have the title page to this book...I have everything except that...but it is the old book done on Moses Coates and Susanna Weldons line...his father it says was Thomas of Ireland, I think Carlow...it's
22. [COATES-L] re: Matilda Coats b.c. 1755 Rowan Pt. 2 [1]
Hello John, Charlotte, Linda, and company, John, I have been musing/brooding over the Pasquotank Co. info that you posted in your response to my Matilda Coats finding, and while I may well be "out of the box" again, I was wondering if you would look over my speculations and see what you think.... First, regarding the John Coats that is on record in Pasquotank Co. NC in 1752 apparently was given that 700 ac. land grant in Halifax Co. NC in 1762 and MAY well have been residing in Edgecombe Co. NC in 1765: A
23. Re: [COATES-L] Fwd: Coats DNA [1]
I am by no means an expert here, but the Benjamin Coats b. 1807(who, BTW, also had a son, Abner)could well have been the son of Abner Coats, who, I think, married in 1792. I have a note that this Abner was b.c. 1768 but I don't know on what authority this date is cited. The Abner b.c. 1768, IF he is a son of Benj. Coats and Ann Longstreth, had brothers: Wm, James, and Benjamin(allegedly b.c. 1780). I think these same brothers had the sister, Cecily Burdett/Burnett Coats. May be off-base here as I am rel
24. [COATES-L] James of Edgefield and his son John Coates of Illinois [1]
Char and List; This will be the end of this thread as far as I'm concerned. Proof that John of Illinois is the son of James of Edgefield 1. John's fourth child, William Benjamin was born 2 Oct 1835 at Edgefield, SC; (Cemetary Record and Census) 2. John bought a grist mill at Patterson, Greene Co., Il., in 1837. (Charlotte, you should be able to find that transaction.) 3. John leased the mill to a man named Schutz. 4. John's 5th child, Milton Lemu
25. Re: [COATES-L] Aquilla Coates & Rachel Pidgeon [1]
I'm trying to place this family. Is this Aquilla's grandmother, Priscilla Hutchinson? If that's a true statement who is his mother? Thanks. At 11:54 AM 6/17/2003, you wrote: >Aquilla Coates (Moses, Moses). Produced a certificate from Gwynedd MM >dated 1.29.1799. The above certificate was produced at Hopewell MM held >2.8.1802. Aquilla married Rachel Pidgeon born in Virginia 2.25.1801, dau >of Isaac and Elizabeth H. Pidgeon 5.15.1823. Their children: > >1. Isaac lewis b 3.19.1824 disappeared
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