The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 17 Mar 1882, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
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Our young friend, Dr. J. R. Coats has returned from New Orleans, where he has been attending medical lectures. Hope he will attain eminence in his profession.
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The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 31 Mar 1882, Fri Page 3
York Notes.
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To Belmont - greeting. Dr. H. should have not destroyed that beautiful grove. Dr. J. R. Coats, a pupil, has our best wishes. The "Benevolent Institution" will send "spiritual aid" to the lukeward, if called on. Regards to my pupil of '74.
*************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 30 Mar 1883, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
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Drs. J. R. Coats and Bob. Gillespie have returned from college. I learn that the latter has a diploma, and that he will locate at Mt. Hebron.
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The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,18 Jul 1884, Fri, Page 3
Tuesday of last week Mr. Robt. McRee was killed by Dr. James Coats at Belmont. Our information is that the parties named had a difficulty, and had clinched, when McRee struck Coats with a pistol and the weapon fired, slightly wounding the latter; who then drew a pistol and shot McRee, killing him instantly. Coats surrendered himself to the authorities, and after examination before J. H. Myers, J. P., was discharged.
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The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,09 Apr 1885, Thu,Page 5
Notice to Non-Residents.
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THE STATE OF ALA., Sumter County.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT of said County.
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To Sherwood Rushing; Ann Jackson, wife of John Jackson; Robert Blackney, jr.; Stephen Rushing; James R. Coats and Tempie R. Coats:
YOU will take notice that E. A. Rushing this day filed her application for the probate and record of a certain paper, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Sheperd Rushing, late of this County, deceased, and that the
27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
Has been set for hearing and ketermining as to said application and the proof that may be submitted in support of the same, when you can attend and contest the same, if you think proper.
Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1885. W. R. DeLoach, Judge.
April 9-3ws.
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His wife Josephine is found on the 1891 Dallas, Texas City Diretory as a widow. He was a physician.
*****
Dr. James Rushing Coats, of Shreveport, a nephew of Dr. S. H. Rushing of this city, died at the former place on Monday morning, Sept. 8, 1890, after a short illness.
The Weekly Town Talk, Alexandria, LA, 13 Sept 1890; page 2
Belmont Notes.
------
Our young friend, Dr. J. R. Coats has returned from New Orleans, where he has been attending medical lectures. Hope he will attain eminence in his profession.
**************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 31 Mar 1882, Fri Page 3
York Notes.
----
To Belmont - greeting. Dr. H. should have not destroyed that beautiful grove. Dr. J. R. Coats, a pupil, has our best wishes. The "Benevolent Institution" will send "spiritual aid" to the lukeward, if called on. Regards to my pupil of '74.
*************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 30 Mar 1883, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
------
Drs. J. R. Coats and Bob. Gillespie have returned from college. I learn that the latter has a diploma, and that he will locate at Mt. Hebron.
****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,18 Jul 1884, Fri, Page 3
Tuesday of last week Mr. Robt. McRee was killed by Dr. James Coats at Belmont. Our information is that the parties named had a difficulty, and had clinched, when McRee struck Coats with a pistol and the weapon fired, slightly wounding the latter; who then drew a pistol and shot McRee, killing him instantly. Coats surrendered himself to the authorities, and after examination before J. H. Myers, J. P., was discharged.
*****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,09 Apr 1885, Thu,Page 5
Notice to Non-Residents.
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THE STATE OF ALA., Sumter County.
-----
IN THE PROBATE COURT of said County.
-----
To Sherwood Rushing; Ann Jackson, wife of John Jackson; Robert Blackney, jr.; Stephen Rushing; James R. Coats and Tempie R. Coats:
YOU will take notice that E. A. Rushing this day filed her application for the probate and record of a certain paper, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Sheperd Rushing, late of this County, deceased, and that the
27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
Has been set for hearing and ketermining as to said application and the proof that may be submitted in support of the same, when you can attend and contest the same, if you think proper.
Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1885. W. R. DeLoach, Judge.
April 9-3ws.
****************
His wife Josephine is found on the 1891 Dallas, Texas City Diretory as a widow. He was a physician.
*****
Dr. James Rushing Coats, of Shreveport, a nephew of Dr. S. H. Rushing of this city, died at the former place on Monday morning, Sept. 8, 1890, after a short illness.
The Weekly Town Talk, Alexandria, LA, 13 Sept 1890; page 2
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 17 Mar 1882, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
------
Our young friend, Dr. J. R. Coats has returned from New Orleans, where he has been attending medical lectures. Hope he will attain eminence in his profession.
**************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 31 Mar 1882, Fri Page 3
York Notes.
----
To Belmont - greeting. Dr. H. should have not destroyed that beautiful grove. Dr. J. R. Coats, a pupil, has our best wishes. The "Benevolent Institution" will send "spiritual aid" to the lukeward, if called on. Regards to my pupil of '74.
*************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 30 Mar 1883, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
------
Drs. J. R. Coats and Bob. Gillespie have returned from college. I learn that the latter has a diploma, and that he will locate at Mt. Hebron.
****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,18 Jul 1884, Fri, Page 3
Tuesday of last week Mr. Robt. McRee was killed by Dr. James Coats at Belmont. Our information is that the parties named had a difficulty, and had clinched, when McRee struck Coats with a pistol and the weapon fired, slightly wounding the latter; who then drew a pistol and shot McRee, killing him instantly. Coats surrendered himself to the authorities, and after examination before J. H. Myers, J. P., was discharged.
*****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,09 Apr 1885, Thu,Page 5
Notice to Non-Residents.
----
THE STATE OF ALA., Sumter County.
-----
IN THE PROBATE COURT of said County.
-----
To Sherwood Rushing; Ann Jackson, wife of John Jackson; Robert Blackney, jr.; Stephen Rushing; James R. Coats and Tempie R. Coats:
YOU will take notice that E. A. Rushing this day filed her application for the probate and record of a certain paper, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Sheperd Rushing, late of this County, deceased, and that the
27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
Has been set for hearing and ketermining as to said application and the proof that may be submitted in support of the same, when you can attend and contest the same, if you think proper.
Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1885. W. R. DeLoach, Judge.
April 9-3ws.
****************
His wife Josephine is found on the 1891 Dallas, Texas City Diretory as a widow. He was a physician.
*****
Dr. James Rushing Coats, of Shreveport, a nephew of Dr. S. H. Rushing of this city, died at the former place on Monday morning, Sept. 8, 1890, after a short illness.
The Weekly Town Talk, Alexandria, LA, 13 Sept 1890; page 2
Belmont Notes.
------
Our young friend, Dr. J. R. Coats has returned from New Orleans, where he has been attending medical lectures. Hope he will attain eminence in his profession.
**************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 31 Mar 1882, Fri Page 3
York Notes.
----
To Belmont - greeting. Dr. H. should have not destroyed that beautiful grove. Dr. J. R. Coats, a pupil, has our best wishes. The "Benevolent Institution" will send "spiritual aid" to the lukeward, if called on. Regards to my pupil of '74.
*************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama, 30 Mar 1883, Fri, Page 3
Belmont Notes.
------
Drs. J. R. Coats and Bob. Gillespie have returned from college. I learn that the latter has a diploma, and that he will locate at Mt. Hebron.
****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,18 Jul 1884, Fri, Page 3
Tuesday of last week Mr. Robt. McRee was killed by Dr. James Coats at Belmont. Our information is that the parties named had a difficulty, and had clinched, when McRee struck Coats with a pistol and the weapon fired, slightly wounding the latter; who then drew a pistol and shot McRee, killing him instantly. Coats surrendered himself to the authorities, and after examination before J. H. Myers, J. P., was discharged.
*****************
The Livingston Journal, Livingston, Alabama,09 Apr 1885, Thu,Page 5
Notice to Non-Residents.
----
THE STATE OF ALA., Sumter County.
-----
IN THE PROBATE COURT of said County.
-----
To Sherwood Rushing; Ann Jackson, wife of John Jackson; Robert Blackney, jr.; Stephen Rushing; James R. Coats and Tempie R. Coats:
YOU will take notice that E. A. Rushing this day filed her application for the probate and record of a certain paper, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Sheperd Rushing, late of this County, deceased, and that the
27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
Has been set for hearing and ketermining as to said application and the proof that may be submitted in support of the same, when you can attend and contest the same, if you think proper.
Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1885. W. R. DeLoach, Judge.
April 9-3ws.
****************
His wife Josephine is found on the 1891 Dallas, Texas City Diretory as a widow. He was a physician.
*****
Dr. James Rushing Coats, of Shreveport, a nephew of Dr. S. H. Rushing of this city, died at the former place on Monday morning, Sept. 8, 1890, after a short illness.
The Weekly Town Talk, Alexandria, LA, 13 Sept 1890; page 2
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