Comments on: A brief history of Coates http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress Surviving in a connected world Thu, 4 Dec 2008 18:07:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Jonno http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-480634 Jonno Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:03:19 +0000 http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-480634 Thanks for the comments! In fact there's an updated history at http://coatesvillage.wordpress.com - and even that needs updating, notably to take into account the German airmen plus a number of otehr inaccuracies that have surfaced since it was written (please, don't shoot the messenger :-)) Cheers, Jon Thanks for the comments! In fact there’s an updated history at http://coatesvillage.wordpress.com - and even that needs updating, notably to take into account the German airmen plus a number of otehr inaccuracies that have surfaced since it was written (please, don’t shoot the messenger :-))

Cheers, Jon

]]> By: Alan Smith http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-480288 Alan Smith Sun, 31 Aug 2008 13:34:53 +0000 http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-480288 Intrigued to come across your Coates notes - its where I live and I was trawling for history and primary/secondary sources in between the romantic stuff. Have you pursued your interest? Intrigued to come across your Coates notes - its where I live and I was trawling for history and primary/secondary sources in between the romantic stuff. Have you pursued your interest?

]]> By: George Ody http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-460398 George Ody Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:34:30 +0000 http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-460398 I'm surprised that there is no mention of the two German airmen buried in the churchyard at Coates. I’m surprised that there is no mention of the two German airmen buried in the churchyard at Coates.

]]> By: Lorraine Swanson http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-418339 Lorraine Swanson Wed, 02 Jul 2008 20:09:27 +0000 http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-418339 I have just read your comments about the post office and your grandmother being Agnes Roberts. I have just come across an Agnes Roberts, whose mother Mary Ann Roberts (nee Rees I think) was the postmistress in Coates in 1901. Mary Ann was married to George Roberts, who had a brother Robert Roberts who was my great, great, grandfather. Their father was Richard Giles Roberts who was a master carpenter for Lord Bathhurst. I have just read your comments about the post office and your grandmother being Agnes Roberts. I have just come across an Agnes Roberts, whose mother Mary Ann Roberts (nee Rees I think) was the postmistress in Coates in 1901. Mary Ann was married to George Roberts, who had a brother Robert Roberts who was my great, great, grandfather. Their father was Richard Giles Roberts who was a master carpenter for Lord Bathhurst.

]]> By: Dirk http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-410137 Dirk Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:58:56 +0000 http://www.joncollins.net/wordpress/writings/a-brief-history-of-coates/#comment-410137 Message for Charlotte Coates... Hello Charlotte...East Malling Charly ?? Message for Charlotte Coates… Hello Charlotte…East Malling Charly ??

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