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- On 9/5/1774, William child of Barzillai moved to Evesham Monthly Meeting according to a record of Burlington Monthly Meeting in Hinshaw. Since he is listed as a child, we can only surmise that he was under age 18 at the time. On Se, 1788, a somewhat underage William of Burlington Co., ward who owned real estate, chose as his guardian, Samuel Evans. His father, Barzilla, had died and willed him 1040 acres of his property in New Hanover Twp. The land had originally belonged to his grandfather and was purchased back by his father from John Garwood in 1714.
This William married a Sarah. They and an infant son were given a certificate of removal from Evesham MM, Burlington Co., NJ to Burlington MM in 1793. (C-1056) So far he is the only William I've found who could be the William who was disowned on 1797, 2, 6 by Burlington Monthly Meeting, NJ for marrying out of unity unless of course it's a son of his named William who married out of unity. William did have a son named William but he wasn't born till 1794.
In either case, William, the elder here had a wife named Sarah in the inventory of his estate in 1811. (Hinshaw's Quaker Encyclopedia). He had a total of 3 sons and five daughters. William appears to have a brother Barzilla who witnessed his will. He mentions no children in it. (C-1078)
The son whom he did not mention in his will, either died or possibly was the Michael Coate of Evesham Twp. who made his will in 1814, had wife, Mehitable and mother Sarah. This Michael was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. William Sharp was a witness to Michael's will. (C-1078)
The inventory of his estate is provided via Charlotte Coats Sierks "Family Archives" site. WILLIAM COATE Inventory of the Personal estate of William Coate, decd Burlington 1811 12496C Recorded in Book A of inventory page 276 in the Surrogates Offices of the County of Burlington M.M. Brown, Yeoman (the M.M. Brown might be a special mark by the surrogate) __________ A true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattles, rights, and credits of William Coate late of New Hanover in the County of Burlington and State of New Jersey (Dec'd) March third twenty sixth day of December 1811
Purse and apparrel.................................$ 50.00 Household goods................................... 606.75 Ploughs, waggon and other implamants of Husbardary..................................... 154.75 Corn and Rye..................................... 126.75 Hay (?).......................................... 159.00 Cattle........................................... 96.00 Sheep ........................................... 40.00 Horses............................................ 114.00 swine............................................ 25.00 poultry.......................................... 35.00 grain corn.................................... 50.00 _________ $1457.75
"Appraised by said Caleb Earle, Jacob Norcross ______________________ Caleb Earl and Jacob Norcross the appraisers of the within inventory being duly affimed and sworn to wits: the said Caleb Earl ___being duly affirmed and the said Jacob Norcross being duly sworn, after their respecitve affirmation and oath declare and say, that the goods chattels and credits, in the said inventory _______ _______ were by them appraised amounting to the just and and been respective sales and availing after the best of their judgment and understanding; and that they appraised all things that were brought to their view for appraisement. Caleb Earle Jacob Norcross 27th day of December 1811 WM BROWN, _______ __________________ Sarah Coate, Barzillai Coate, Johathan Hough (?) admin right (?) of all and signular the goods, chattels inventoried of William Coate (?) within inventory names (?) being duly affirmed declare and say that this (?) and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased so far as have come to their knowledge or (?) of any other person or persons for their was affirmed 27th day of December 1811 before me Wm Brown, (?)"
Sarah Coate Barzillia Coate Jonathan Hough
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1769 - Abt 1811 (42 years)
