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Searching for: +path:coates +(+date:aug +date:1997)
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1. Wm VA [1]
Hi All... Gary Coats has recently added a Rev Claims record for William Coats of VA married to Susannah Dismukes...their son it says was Austin and they lived in Sumner County TN...but the Record it looks like was out of Davidson County... We're getting there slow but sure...the record is in The Coate, Coates, Coats Family (CFA) Archive...take a look at it...it's transcribed... Best regards, Charlotte Coats California Attorney email:coats@lawyer4u.com Website: http://www.cci-internet.com/~coats Coates
2. Re: Bush River SC [1]
Aquila104@aol.com wrote: > I am pretty sure that my relatives that lived along Bush River were in > > Newberry County. Bush River probably runs in both Newberry and Craven > > Counties. I know the Bush River MM was in Newberry County. Sandy > Barber Yes this is true. Bush river is real and in SC. I've been there and saw a historic marker sign at the very place where the meeting house stood, as well as a grave yard. Just off to the side of a road and back into the woods slightly not far, many tomb
3. Info on Land Records in SC [1]
Berkley and Craven Counties were divided by the Santee River. At the Borad and Saluda Rivers the dividing line became less defined, untill about 1769 where the dividing line was not clear, surveyors used the county names interchangeably. The normal porcess for securing a grant was to appear in person at the Governor's council in Charleston to "pray" for a warrant. The surveyor general then told the warrant and issued a precept for a survye. The deputy surveyor then made a plat. This is really interesti
4. Another Indian Story/Coats [1]
This is how Huff and Louisa ended up in MO then OK... Louisa's parents were Eliza Harlan and Samuel Craig...Eliza and Samuel met in the Cherokee Nation East and were married...they were on the Trail of Tears, I think Samuel brought a group during the Cherokee removal from TN, GA and SC to OK.... They originally came to OK, what is now Craig County OK...they lived about 2 miles from Major Ridge... If you recall...the Cherokee's had much friction within their ranks...and there was a land dispute involving
5. DEATH CERTIFICATE.... [1]
Death Certificate received from Kansas, May 1997, by Karen Foster Montgomery, on her great-great-grandfather, Jesse M. Coates: State of Kansas Place of Death: County: Sedgwick/Township: Wichita/City: Wichita FULL NAME: Jesse M. Coates Male/White/Married DOB: December 25, 1839 ( I have on my records: Dec. 23, 1838...gotten off LDS records...maybe the 9 looked like an 8 to whomever entered it...can't explain the 25 versus 23 day) Age at death: 75 yr, 4 mos, 21 ds. Occupation: Farmer, retired Birth
6. Mary [1]
Looking for Mary Coats/Coates b. 1817 somewhere in Tn. married William Coyle b. 1815 in Tn? Children are: John Coyle;Lud;Maria;Clara Thanks for any info on this family..
7. Morgan Coats [1]
Hi all... Got a phone call today from a Sammy Johnson in TX..he's not on the net...phone number 903-322-4221 ...he's looking for the following: Morgan Coats - shows up on the 1830 GA Census as born in SC in 1802 m ? Children: George Washington Coats, William Coats, Harriet Coats, John Coats, Catharine Coats and Francis Coats Also listed in the GA 1830 census next door to Morgan is a Jane Coats...she had small children so he thinks this may be Morgan's sister. If anyone has any info, please contact him
8. Fwd: RE: RE: C Family Archive/SC Land records [1]
FYI....Charlotte >Charlotte: > >I got the book on InterLibrary loan from the Reference Librarian where >I work (unfortunately, that means I have to give it back!). >I don't have a copy yet, but I certainly want one. > >The publisher's postal is: > >Southern Historical Press, Inc. >P.O. Box 1267 >Greenville, SC 29602-1267 > >You might try locating them online or go to Amazon Books: > >www.amazon.com (I think! may be amazonbooks.com) > >If you do find how much this little jewel is, please let me know. > >
9. Fwd: Coat/Coate [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-BCBNBANHEFJOAAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 867 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit FYI...... >Charlotte; > Hopefully, you are aware, that other than George Coats, I am >researching early Long Island, NY settlers. With that in mind, I recently >purchased a CD of "Long Island Family Genealogies". While working on the >"Doughty family", surprrise, sur
10. Please!! [1]
Help. . . enough is enough. . . .Over and over today the mail box has been stuffed with long redundant information under this heading : Re:Re CFamily Archive/SC Land Records. This information is great. . . but, instead to continuing to add to lengthy information already received by members. . . please clip out duplicates or start new letters. Thank :-) Sandy Barber
11. Fwd: RE: RE: C Family Archive/SC Land records [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-PKLNADDOILKLBAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 6690 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit FYI....Charlotte >Charlotte: > >I got the book on InterLibrary loan from the Reference Librarian where >I work (unfortunately, that means I have to give it back!). >I don't have a copy yet, but I certainly want one. > >The publisher's postal is: > >Southern Historical Press, Inc
12. Re: William Coats deed Newberry SC [1]
Charlotte, I think that should be Enoree River. (By the way, I'm an expatriate from Placentia, currently living in the deep south.) DJ
13. JESSE GOAT [1]
Karen, I don't think this Jesse Coat is the one that married Mary Johnson. Jesse that married Mary Johnson was the son of Marmaduke (173?-1822) and Mary Coppock Coate. Jesse was born in 1788 as verified in Bush River, SC Quaker records. His wife is Mary Johnson. His will was written in Miami Co., Ohio in 1837 and probated in August of that year. I don't actually have his will, so I'm open to learning why you believed this to be Jesse Coate who married Mary Johnson and Mary Coppock. I didn't have him
14. Fwd: COATES AND TRASK [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-LDHCGEFLABADBAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 1103 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Passing this information on in case anybody reading it can help this fella. > >KAREN ASKED HIS PERMISSION TO POST TO COATES LIST.... > > I would not mind a query forwarded to the COATES mailing list. The name of >the husband in this case was George Lemuel Trask. > >I am very mu
15. Shantell Burns Message [1]
Shantell, I assume you have taken down your Coats pages since I am not able to access them or have the wrong link....if they are still up and I have the wrong link..please let me know.... If you have taken them down...may I have your OK to put them into the Coats Archives...I saved them... At any rate, my apologies to post this to the list...but not sure I have her correct email address and I'm easily confused.... Best regards, Charlotte Coats California Attorney email:coats@lawyer4u.com Website:
16. Re: coates family [1]
In a message dated 97-08-16 08:58:43 EDT, you write: << I am looking for information on SARAH COATES, daughter of NATHANIEL AND MARTHA (LAMAR) COATES. Sarah married Greenberry Adamson in 1793 in Henry County, Georgia. Any informatiion would be appreciated. Susan Gaddis >> My line is from Nathaniel and Martha's daughter Mary...what info do you need? Erin Bradford http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surnames) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy
17. My Coates page is now online ! [1]
I am researching a line of Coates in Quibec and I've created a genealogy page which among other things talks about it. the URL is: http://www.oricom.ca/patrickvh/genealogy/english.htm And from there you can consult the "Coates Files" It's not much, but it's a start as I'm only beggining to investigate this line. Thank you for your help and your comments. Patrick Van Hove aag852@agora.ulaval.ca "May the devil know you're dead half an hour after you get to heaven" - Irish Blessing
18. coates family [1]
I am looking for information on SARAH COATES, daughter of NATHANIEL AND MARTHA (LAMAR) COATES. Sarah married Greenberry Adamson in 1793 in Henry County, Georgia. Any informatiion would be appreciated. Susan Gaddis
19. Parks Notes [1]
Hi All.... I've put some of the Parks Notes in the CFA under Articles....you need the PDF Acrobat Reader to access them...they take some time to load if you want to view them from the web...or you can download them to your computer...they're each about 1MB in size... There are about 120 pages left and they will be coming soon..... --- Best Regards, Charlotte Coats email: coats@lawyer4u.com Web Site: http://www.cci-internet.com/~coats CoatsFamilyArchive: http://coats.simplenet.com CoatesFamilyList: h
20. Abraham Coats family of Colbert Co., Alabama [1]
Anita Coats Mills 711 Bentwood Trace Alpharetta, Ga. 30005 twmills@BellSouth.net Searching for any information concerning Abraham Coats of Colbert County, Alabama. Abraham born ca. l822 most likely in KY. His land grant in Colbert Co., AL in l847 stated he was from Marion Co., AL. Married ca. l842 Margaret Malinda Johnson daughter of Samuel Johnson of Lawrence County, AL. Closely affiliated with Srygley family, founders of Srygley Church in Rock Creek, AL area. They were parents of 8 children: William
21. Fwd: RE: RE: C Family Archive/SC Land records [1]
FYI....Charlotte >Charlotte: > >I got the book on InterLibrary loan from the Reference Librarian where >I work (unfortunately, that means I have to give it back!). >I don't have a copy yet, but I certainly want one. > >The publisher's postal is: > >Southern Historical Press, Inc. >P.O. Box 1267 >Greenville, SC 29602-1267 > >You might try locating them online or go to Amazon Books: > >www.amazon.com (I think! may be amazonbooks.com) > >If you do find how much this little jewel is, please let me know. > >
22. Fwd: RE: RE: C Family Archive/SC Land records [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-DOLFAFIOCPLLBAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 6694 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit FYI....Charlotte >Charlotte: > >I got the book on InterLibrary loan from the Reference Librarian where >I work (unfortunately, that means I have to give it back!). >I don't have a copy yet, but I certainly want one. > >The publisher's postal is: > >Southern Historical Press, Inc
23. C Family Archive/SC Land records [1]
Well, Our little archive is getting off to a good start...lots of interesting docs in there and the research as well... I also want to make the following observations in reference to the land record indicis I received from SC (pardon the spelling error, there isn't a spell checker on excite mail :( ) First of all as was demonstrated by the Wm Coats deed that Barton signed...these indicis which I got are not comprehensive....that Wm Coats deed was in the County deed records for Newberry County, the SC Arc
24. Fwd: rare law books [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-JGNEHAMMBAFDAAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 2021 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Some one on the list had inquired as to whether or not I knew where they could get an old law book written by one of their Coats ancestors who was a law...I posted the info to one of my law lists... I have long since forgotten who it was that ask...so my apologies to them...but j
25. Fwd: I just found this. Does it help anyone? [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. You need a MIME compliant mail reader to completely decode it. --=_-=_-ECFEPDJBFBKFCAAA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Length: 1549 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit FYI.... > >Hi--well, this is the name of a book I bought from Tuttle Antiquarian Books, >Inc. about 1 yr. ago: >"Coates, Wilcox, and Teachout Families," by Jane Elliott Snow. >It had nothing to do w/my Coats/Coates families, so I donated it to New >England Hist. Gen. Soc. in Bost
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