Margaret is the daughter of Joseph & Margaret Coulson.
She married John Coppock on 3mon/May 16/ 1731 within Nottingham MM.
Year of birth is taken from date of passing at 83 years of age... there are several international marriage records, and they even differ on year of birth for her(1707 & 1708)
"Whereas John Coppock son of Aaron Coppock of the Township of East Nottingham in ye county of Chester and Province of Pennsylvania, deceased, and Margaret Coulson daughter of Joseph Coulson and Martha his wife, of Germantown, in ye County of Philadelphia and Province afore said, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other, before several Monthly Meetings of ye Christian People called Quakers, in Nottingham afore said, and having consent of those concerned, their said proposal of marriage, after deliberate consideration they appearing clear of all others, were approved of by said Meeting. There therefore may certify, whom it may concern yet for the full accomplishing their said intention this Sixteenth Day of the first month usually called March in ye Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. They ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, appeared in a public meeting of ye said people and others, for ye purpose assembled at their public meeting place in West Nottingham in ye County afore said, and ye sd. John Coppock taking ye sd. Margaret Coulson by ye hand, did in solemn manner openly declare he took her to be his wife, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
And then and there in ye said assembly ye sd. Margaret Coulson did in like manner declare ye took him the sd. John Coppock to be her husband, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
Moreover ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, she according to ye custom of marriage assuming the name of her husband's sir name, did as a further confirmation thereof then and there to these presents set their hands as husband and wife".
- Nottingham MM
Thank you to n6tgof Ancestry for transcribing marriage, record. See record attached to this memorial.
She married John Coppock on 3mon/May 16/ 1731 within Nottingham MM.
Year of birth is taken from date of passing at 83 years of age... there are several international marriage records, and they even differ on year of birth for her(1707 & 1708)
"Whereas John Coppock son of Aaron Coppock of the Township of East Nottingham in ye county of Chester and Province of Pennsylvania, deceased, and Margaret Coulson daughter of Joseph Coulson and Martha his wife, of Germantown, in ye County of Philadelphia and Province afore said, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other, before several Monthly Meetings of ye Christian People called Quakers, in Nottingham afore said, and having consent of those concerned, their said proposal of marriage, after deliberate consideration they appearing clear of all others, were approved of by said Meeting. There therefore may certify, whom it may concern yet for the full accomplishing their said intention this Sixteenth Day of the first month usually called March in ye Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. They ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, appeared in a public meeting of ye said people and others, for ye purpose assembled at their public meeting place in West Nottingham in ye County afore said, and ye sd. John Coppock taking ye sd. Margaret Coulson by ye hand, did in solemn manner openly declare he took her to be his wife, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
And then and there in ye said assembly ye sd. Margaret Coulson did in like manner declare ye took him the sd. John Coppock to be her husband, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
Moreover ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, she according to ye custom of marriage assuming the name of her husband's sir name, did as a further confirmation thereof then and there to these presents set their hands as husband and wife".
- Nottingham MM
Thank you to n6tgof Ancestry for transcribing marriage, record. See record attached to this memorial.
Margaret is the daughter of Joseph & Margaret Coulson.
She married John Coppock on 3mon/May 16/ 1731 within Nottingham MM.
Year of birth is taken from date of passing at 83 years of age... there are several international marriage records, and they even differ on year of birth for her(1707 & 1708)
"Whereas John Coppock son of Aaron Coppock of the Township of East Nottingham in ye county of Chester and Province of Pennsylvania, deceased, and Margaret Coulson daughter of Joseph Coulson and Martha his wife, of Germantown, in ye County of Philadelphia and Province afore said, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other, before several Monthly Meetings of ye Christian People called Quakers, in Nottingham afore said, and having consent of those concerned, their said proposal of marriage, after deliberate consideration they appearing clear of all others, were approved of by said Meeting. There therefore may certify, whom it may concern yet for the full accomplishing their said intention this Sixteenth Day of the first month usually called March in ye Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. They ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, appeared in a public meeting of ye said people and others, for ye purpose assembled at their public meeting place in West Nottingham in ye County afore said, and ye sd. John Coppock taking ye sd. Margaret Coulson by ye hand, did in solemn manner openly declare he took her to be his wife, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
And then and there in ye said assembly ye sd. Margaret Coulson did in like manner declare ye took him the sd. John Coppock to be her husband, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
Moreover ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, she according to ye custom of marriage assuming the name of her husband's sir name, did as a further confirmation thereof then and there to these presents set their hands as husband and wife".
- Nottingham MM
Thank you to n6tgof Ancestry for transcribing marriage, record. See record attached to this memorial.
She married John Coppock on 3mon/May 16/ 1731 within Nottingham MM.
Year of birth is taken from date of passing at 83 years of age... there are several international marriage records, and they even differ on year of birth for her(1707 & 1708)
"Whereas John Coppock son of Aaron Coppock of the Township of East Nottingham in ye county of Chester and Province of Pennsylvania, deceased, and Margaret Coulson daughter of Joseph Coulson and Martha his wife, of Germantown, in ye County of Philadelphia and Province afore said, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other, before several Monthly Meetings of ye Christian People called Quakers, in Nottingham afore said, and having consent of those concerned, their said proposal of marriage, after deliberate consideration they appearing clear of all others, were approved of by said Meeting. There therefore may certify, whom it may concern yet for the full accomplishing their said intention this Sixteenth Day of the first month usually called March in ye Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One. They ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, appeared in a public meeting of ye said people and others, for ye purpose assembled at their public meeting place in West Nottingham in ye County afore said, and ye sd. John Coppock taking ye sd. Margaret Coulson by ye hand, did in solemn manner openly declare he took her to be his wife, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful husband until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
And then and there in ye said assembly ye sd. Margaret Coulson did in like manner declare ye took him the sd. John Coppock to be her husband, promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful wife until it should please the Lord by death to separate them.
Moreover ye said John Coppock and Margaret Coulson, she according to ye custom of marriage assuming the name of her husband's sir name, did as a further confirmation thereof then and there to these presents set their hands as husband and wife".
- Nottingham MM
Thank you to n6tgof Ancestry for transcribing marriage, record. See record attached to this memorial.
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Nottingham Monthly Meeting...wife of John...80y
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