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1. Fwd: Coate family [1]
>From: "Kay Ashcroft" >To: >Subject: Coate family >Date: Sat, 11 Oct 1997 16:00:17 -0500 > >I research a Coate family in Newberry Co, SC and hope that you will be >interested in sharing information. > >My line of descent: > John Coate b. 1750, m. Susannah Ennis > > Sarah Coate, b. 1780, m. Jesse Summers > > Eldridge Summers b. 1812, m. (1) Mary Ann Waite > > Jane A. Summers b. 1843, m. James J. McVay > > Annie McVay d. 1923, m. Crawford Davenport Smith > > Donnie Belle S
2. Fwd: Coats family [1]
>From: LEELEE114@aol.com >Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 20:39:49 -0400 (EDT) >To: Coats@lawyer4u.com >Subject: Coats family > >Hi: I ran into your listing of William and Nancy (Baker) Coats as MO >pioneers. Their son, Hiram Coats is my ggggrandfather. My mother used to >entertain me as a young child with stories of her family traveling from El >Paso TX (where they lived) back to MO to see relatives. She always mentioned >that there was a "Coats' Prairie" that was named after our relatives. > >I would love t
3. Re: Appology [1]
I for one was not offended so no apology is needed in my case. But I will enjoy the Cookies and so will many of my friends and their friends. Thanks, Kathy Steve Pearson wrote: > Sorry for those I may have offended with the Cookie reciepe. Live a > little learn a little. Fear not it will be the last time I will send > anything like that to a list. Remember I'm still learning. Thanks, Steve -- Pieces of Thyme http://www.tri.net/~kheidel/genealogy/pieces.html The Potawatomi Tribe Of Oklahoma http://www.t
4. Fwd: Moses Coates [1]
Hmmmm....a little history here.... For those of you that have emailed me and I have not responded...do not give up...I lost my connection yesterday until today...and suddenly the office is swamped...so just been really busy... Charlotte >To: coats@lawyer4u.com >From: Don Holden >Subject: Moses Coates >Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 19:19:07 +0000 > >>Subject: Moses Coates > >>On FX--the Antiques show yesterday morning I saw a collection of Apple >>peelers. They said the first a
5. I'm impressed [1]
Wow...thanks for the response...you all answered the same...I thought someone was making that up...hmmmmm....I sent the response on...thanks again...what a great list... Charlotte ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
6. Re: Moses Coate/Apple Peeler/Part 2/ History of Coatesville, PA [1]
> The Quaker, Moses Coates, was an inventive genius who constructed an >apple paring maching, a self setting saw for his mill and a horse rake >which he demonstrated before President Jefferson. I returned to Indiana just an hour ago from a research trip to Chester County (I was in Coatesville yesterday!) The Chester Co. Historical Society has a patent of Moses Coates on display. It is signed by Jefferson. I did not have a chance to read it carefully. A docent was busy telling me what to look at
7. [Fwd: Fwd: FW: Cookie Recipe] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------618FA276097172AA7B34DB4A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fred Preston wrote: > >Resent-Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 18:22:36 -0700 (PDT) > >From: KCroak@aol.com > >Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 21:21:13 -0400 (EDT) > >To: Rhea-L@rootsweb.com > >cc: HART-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Fwd: FW: Cookie Recipe > >Resent-Message-ID: <"6c6xzB.A.7K.rDDP0"@b
8. Re: Coate family [1]
My Coates line goes back to Virginia to Henry Coates of Rchmond, Va. who married Sarah Young. Their son, Nathaniel (b. 1807) m. Martha Lamar and lived in Wilkes County, Ga. after they married. I don't know if my Henry or Nathaniel could be related to your Henry. susan
9. Re: Bush River MM, SC [1]
Hi; I don't want to bore anyone with my sojourn to Bush River but several people have asked for more specific information regarding location, etc. So ... The town of Newberry is the county seat of Newberry County. Newberry is about 40 miles NNW of Columbia, the capitol of SC. Newberry is part of what was and probably still is called the "Dutch Fork." This is the area between the Broad and Saluda Rivers which converge in the next county. In this fork of the rivers, German settlers arrived, most of the
10. Appology [1]
Sorry for those I may have offended with the Cookie reciepe. Live a little learn a little. Fear not it will be the last time I will send anything like that to a list. Remember I'm still learning. Thanks, Steve
11. Re: Appology [1]
Steve; No one got killed nor maimed. No one's computer blew up. Ergo, no real harm done. I will pass along a motto: "Don't sweat the small stuff." We need a little diversion once in a while to keep us on an even keel. DJ
12. Fwd: Grandmother Search [1]
Oh...this is a heart tugger.... Charlotte >Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 09:52:29 -0800 >From: "marc.oberholtzer" >Subject: Grandmother Search >To: coats@lawyer4u.com >Reply-to: marc.oberholtzer@MCIONE.com > >Hi Charlotte! >My name is Hannah Lynn Rockel, I am 7 years old and I live in Eugene, >Oregon with my parents. I am looking for my grandmother, Patricia Claudette >Coats. My Dad was adopted 3 days after his birth in Van nuys, California. >He was born April 1, 1966. Please let
13. Moses Coates inventor [1]
Dear Coats Cousins, Could someone with more info on this Moses Coate that I posted the newspaper article about please answer this? Thanks, Kay *********************************************************************** Subject: Moses Coate Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 05:39:24 -0600 From: Joe Lee Organization: leco To: mccary@jas.net Which Moses was the inventor? Who were his parents? Where was he born ? This is all very interesting. Thanks, Joe Lee
14. Moses Coate/Apple Peeler/Part 2/ History of Coatesville, PA [1]
Here is the rest - Part 2 "Pittsburgh of the East" was Coatesville (Continued From Page One) John Warden in Caln. They are buried in St. John's Cemetery, Compass. The first school in the vicinity, Hands Pass, was built just east of Cross Keys Inn. This name was used because General Hand had camped there with George Washington's soldiers during the revolution. The early family names - Withrow, Cowan, Scott and Fleming - appear on the deed, Dec. 22, 1800, for this school. Because they were early settler
15. Unidentified subject! [1]
Anyone come across a Charity Coates? 1-1-2-1-1 Phineas Runyon (13feb1744 Kingswoods, NJ -31jan1831 Pleasant Hill, KY) married Charity Coates (23dec1744 Hunterdon Co. - 09aug1827 Pleasant Hill, KY) . Daughter of Robert Coates and Sarah. Moved from Hunterdon Co., to Rowan Co., NC c.1779. Moved to Madison Co., KY c.1795. Moved to Shakertown, KY 1812. Mike Weeks mweeks@kinware.com
16. Re: Coates/Coats [1]
Hello Barbara, There where quite a few COATS in Rowan County at one time. Most left, all but my direct line, between 1810 and 1820 and headed west to TN. From there they went in all directions. Your line may have have migrated directly form Rowan, or from TN, or form SC. Please take a look at the information that Charlotte Coats has collected on her site http://coats.simplenet.com. A fantastic collection of COATS/COATES/COATE information. I have copied this reply to COATES-L where someone from our 50 plus
17. Moses Coate/Apple Peeler/Part 1/History of Coatesville, PA [1]
Dear Coats Cousins, Just this week I received this from a researcher that is not online. It is a copy of: Chester County Tricentennial Salute! July 1983; Supplement to The Record, TriCounty Shoppers News, Chester County Courier and Southern Chester County Times - The article is called "Coatesville's history tied to steel industry", by Marion Stoner The City of Coatesville is situated in the Great Valley of Chester County and divided by the West Branch of the Brandywine. Louis Holton, a Coatesville his
18. Fwd: Camp Delaware Ohio [1]
>Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 22:40:26 -0700 >From: "james r.titus" <"jt@midohio.net@jt"@midohio.net> >Reply-To: "jt@midohio.net@jt"@midohio.net >To: coats@lawyer4u.com >CC: jt@midohio.net >Subject: Camp Delaware Ohio > >I am studying the history of the 5th usct. It rondezvoused at camp >Delaware,ohio. This was during the Civil War I am in need of a >description of where the Camp was. If there is Anyone out there who has >diaries, maps or pictures of this encampment I would be indebted.this >pertains to genealo
19. Re: Coots [1]
Hi Georgia, I have seen COATS spelt COOTS AND COUTS in the NC records. It is a bit confusing as there are COOTS and COUTS families in NC that are not connected to COATS. What part of NC William COOTS and mother Nancey come from? I am copying this reply to COATES-L where someone there may be able to shed some more light on the COATS and COOTS connections. Good Luck John Coates 17751 SE 173rd Place Renton, WA 98058 jdcoates@aa.net Davidson Co, NCGenWeb Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncdavids/davidson.htm Al
20. Re: Fwd: relationship [1]
I believe they are 5th cousins, 3 times removed. That is, your son is three generations removed from the generation of the general, and the > Progenitor >son siblings son >grandson cousins grandson >g-grandson 2nd cousins g-grandson >gg-grandson 3rd cousins gg-grandson >ggg-grandson 4th cousins ggg-grandson >gggg-grandson(the general) 5th cousins gggg-grandson > +1 ggggg-grandson > +2 gggggg-grandson > +3 ggggggg-grandson(my son) - Dorsey From COATES-L-request@rootsweb.com Tue
21. Fwd: Dawes [1]
>From: "Richard & Beverly Hubbard" >To: >Subject: Dawes >Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 20:43:23 -0500 > >Hello. My name is Shawn Hubbard. I stumbled across your page in search >for information on the Dawes Rolls. Demitrius Huff Coats was my >great-great-grandmother's half brother. I am currently searching for >information on William B. Foreman and family. Do you have any information >on him. Even if you do not have any information on him, I would like to >hear
22. Fwd: relationship [1]
Hi all...I don't mean to be rude...but how do you read this... Charlotte >Reply-To: >From: "J. L. VandeVate" >To: >Subject: relationship >Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 18:38:32 -0400 > >My son is interested in his relationship to a civil war general. They both >have common ancestry as follows: > > Progenitor >son son >grandson grandson >g-grandson g-grandson >gg-grandson gg-grandson >ggg-grandson ggg-grandson >gggg-grandson(the gene
23. Re: Choates [1]
Hi Suzanne, To the best of my knowledge CHOATES has a different origin than COATS/COATE. May be someone on Coates-L may be of some help to you. John Coates 17751 SE 173rd Place Renton, WA 98058 jdcoates@aa.net Davidson Co, NCGenWeb Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncdavids/davidson.htm Alexander County, NCGenWeb Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncalexan/alexander.htm RowanRoots-L, Discussion List for "Old" Rowan Co., NC http://www.aa.net/~jdcoates/list/rowanroots-l.htm COATES/COATS/COATE Surname List, http://w
24. Coates, Sophia or Zerviah, b.1773 in CT? [1]
Hello, my Coates is Sophia or Zerviah who married Gideon Aldrich in Guilford, VT in 1799. She may have been born in 1773 in CT. Does anyone recognize her? Gideon was born 1769 (or '78?) in RI or Richmond NH. You can see I have conflicting information - and I know nothing about the Coates line. Any leads on Coates in the area would be appreciated. Thanks Susan Penrod
25. Re: COATES-D Digest V97 #77 [1]

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