| 1703/4-03-04 | b. Carse Lee, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549 |
| 1704-08-10 | d. Darlington MM: Raby |
| 1704-08-07 | b. Case Lee, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1706/7-01-13 | d. Case Lee | RG 6/1549; Green (1906) |
| 1706/7-12-13 | b. Case Lee, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1726-07-06 |
At our Mo: Meeting at Auckland ye 6th of ye 7th Mo: 1726, ffriends of Raby Meeting are ordered to draw up a paper of Condemnation against Sarah Coats, And yt is (to) be shewed to her before ye signifying of it at our next Mo: Meeting for to receive her Answer. |
Green (1906) |
| 1726-08-26 | marriage licence; married William Raine (1694–1771, of Langleydale, gent) | will; Green (1906); FFHS (2004) National Burial Index, 2nd edn |
| 1726-07-27 |
Raby 27. vii. 1726 where as we doe understand that Sarah Coats Daughter of Michell and Margaret Coats of Langleyford is Lately Marryed to a man not in proffession with us, now this may signifie that though the said Sarrah Coats did frequent our Meetings yet she not having bene obedient to that Devine principle of Light and Grace which it hath pleased God to afford unto man and woman during the day of their vissitation nor to the advice of her tender Parents, friends and Relations, but have to the Contrary to theire greate grefe and sorrow let out her affections to be over Come wherefore as we Cannot but Declare our Disunity with such actions and that they who go out are not be Accounted of as untill by unsigned Repentance they Draw neeare unto the Lord whome they have offended, unto which State that she and all mankinde may attaine is our Earnest Desire. Signed by Michell Coats, William Pickering |
Green (1906) |
| Child: | William (1727–1800) | "England Births and Christenings, 1538–1975," database, FamilySearch: accessed 6 May 2016, William Raine, 03 Jul 1727, citing COCKFIELD, DURHAM, reference FHL microfilm 0090788 IT 1; Whickham bishop's transcript |
| 1729-04-19 | d. Darlington MM: Raby | RG 6/1549 |
| 1712-05-01 | b. Case Lee, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| after 1736-11-02 | m. Joshua Stansfield (1711–1784, s. of Joshua and Judith Stansfield) | RG 6/1150, /1549; Green (1906) |
| Children: | Judith (1737/8–1790), Michell (1739–1739/40), Margaret (1742 – c. 1819), Hannah (1743–1820), Sarah (1745 – before 1778) | Digest of Durham Quaker Births: Index; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906); husband's will |
| before 1778-06-10 | d. | husband's will |
| 1715-06-20 | b. Case Lee, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1735-08-05 |
Att our Mo: Meeting at Raby this 5th of 6 Mo: 1735 Edward Pease and Elizabeth Coats daughter of Michaell Coats has this day laid their Intentions of takeing each other in Marriage before this meeting and he having brought a Certificate of his parents consent and likewise her parents being hear has given in like manner their consent, they are desired to attend our next Mo: Meeting and he is desired to bring a Certificate of his Clearness from being concerned upon this account. Ralph Dixon, William Kay, and George Dixon are desired to make enquiry of his clearness and return an account to our next Mo: Meeting. |
Green (1906) |
| 1735-09-02 |
At our Mo: Meeting this 2nd of 7th Mo: 1735, Edward Pease and Elizabeth Coats has again laid their intentions of takeing each other in Marriage before us and he having brought a Certificate from Stockton Mo: Meeting of his being clear on yt account, as also nothing appearing hear but that she is Clear, they are left to their liberty to accomplish the same according to that order practised amongst friends. Henry Coats and Joseph Taylor is desired to attend the consummation thereof to see yt it be orderly. |
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| 1735-10-02 | m. Edward Pease (1711–1785, woolcomber and mercer, s. of Joseph and Ann (Coldwell) Pease), at Raby, Durham | RG 6/1540, /1549; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906); Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry 1775–1920. York: Sessions Book Trust |
| Children: | Joseph (1737–1808), Margaret (1739–1803), Michael (1740/1–1811), Thomas (1743–1811), Ann (1745/6–1826), Edward (1748–1791), Elizabeth (1749/50–1751), John (1753–1774), and George (1755–1823); all b. Darlington, Durham | RG 6/1540; Digest of Durham Quaker Births: Index; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906); Milligan (2007) |
| 1783-02-22 | of Darlington; d. there | RG 6/47, /651; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906); Milligan (2007) |
| 1783-02-25 | bur. Darlington fbg | RG 6/651 |
| 1718/9-02-21 | b. Langleyford, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1741-06-02 | at a Monthly Meeting held at Lartington, Durham, James Dixon and Rachel Coates made their first appearance with a view to marriage; "his parents are free to it and hers made willing to pas it" | Green (1906) |
| after 1741-06-23 | m. James Dixon (1714–1766, shopkeeper of Raby and Pierce Bridge, Durham, s. of George and Sarah (Greenwood) Dixon) | Digest of Durham Quaker Births: Index; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906) |
| Children: | Michell (1742–1748/9), George (1743–1803), John (1745 – after 1783), Mary (1747 – after 1769), James (1749/50–1826), Elizabeth (1752–1835), Rachel (1754–1758), Joseph (1756–1792), Rachel (1758–1846), and Edward (1761–1841); first four b. Raby, remainder b. Piercebridge | RG 6; Digest of Durham Quaker Births: Index; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906) |
| 1782-11-14 | of Piercebridge; d. | RG 6/47, /651; Green (1906) |
| 1782-11-17 | bur. Darlington |
| 1722-08-17 | b. Langleyford, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1745-06-11 | m. James Raw (1715–1801, of Marrick, near Richmond, Yorkshire), at Raby fmh, Durham | Green (1906); FFHS (2004) National Burial Index, 2nd edn |
| Children: | Ann (? – ?), Mary (1747–1814, b. Marrick Abbey, near Richmond), Hannah (1749–1838), Elizabeth (1752–1840), Michael (1755–1832), Rachel (? – ?), and Margaret (? – ?) | Annual Monitor; Digest of Durham Quaker Burials: Index; Green (1906); FFHS (2004) National Burial Index, 2nd edn; Ms Coates tree, Society of Genealogists documents collection |
| 1761-07-31 | d. | RG 6/1429 |
| 1761-08-02 | bur. Lowrow, Yorkshire |
| 1725-11-15 | b. Langleyford, Durham | TNA: RG 6/1549; J.J. Green (1906) History of the Coates Family, (Friends' House library, Ts) |
| 1748-05-23 | m. John Trotter (cal 1716 – 1792, of Middridge, Durham, s. of George and Frances (Welfoot) Trotter), at Coniscliffe, Durham | Northumberland and Durham marriages; Green (1906); Henry Eckroyd Smith (1878) Annals of Smith of Cantley, Balby and Doncaster, County of York. Sunderland |
| 1748-09-06 | at a Monthly Meeting held at Raby: a paper was Read here and desired to be Recorded against John Trotter and Mary Coats being Nigh Relations, married by a priest (viz) "John Trotter and Mary Coats from an Education amongst us the People called Quakers was Reputed members of our Society, but through unwatchfulness They not minding the principle of Grace in their minds Contrary to the Rules of our Society to Marry (being Nigh Relations), by a priest; we therefor (as is usual with us in such cases) give forth this Testimony of our dislike to the same and disunity with them untill they may through divine assistance come to true Repentance and Acknowledge the same which we Sincerely desire for them. Signed on behalf of our Mo: Meeting held at Raby this 6th of 7th Mo: 1748, Robert Wardell, Joshua Dixon, George Wrighton. |
Green (1906) |
| Children: | George (1749–1797) and Margaret (1752–1825, b. Middridge) | |
| c. 1755 | d. | |
| 1756-07-12 | bur. Auckland St Andrew, Durham | National Burial Index |
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