Robert E. Coates - Revision history

Janet Kerschner at 02:32, 9 October 2017

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	<u>Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates</u>. I saw them daily for a good many years in Point Loma. They arrived there in 1922. Robert died Aug. 29, 1928 at Point Loma of uremia, after a ten days' illness, after which Carrie returned to Ireland. I remember Robert giving an address "Reminiscences of the Golden Days", at Pt. Loma, Feb 15, 1928; all about the early Theosophical effort in Dublin, and the starting of "The Irish Theosophist"... Coates was speaking sometime of William Larminie, a poet in touch with [[George William Russell\|Russell]], of H. M. Magee, son of the Moderator of the Presbyter. Church in Dublin, late a prof. at Heidelberg, of Wm. Magee, brother of the former, well known literary critic and writer, of [[Charles Johnston\|Chas. Johnston]] of ~~couse~~, and of Chas. Weekes, poet and critic, of Ella Young, Alice Oldham, lecturer at Alexandra Coll., Dublin, of Mary Scarlett, lecturer there also, and Maud Joynt, research-worker in ancient Irish text - maybe these names are all well known to you. Robert Coates was a very profound thinker and student, and always full of wit.<ref>Boris de Zirkoff letter to Alan Denson. November 26, 1957. Boris de Zirkoff Papers. Records Series 22. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref>		<u>Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates</u>. I saw them daily for a good many years in Point Loma. They arrived there in 1922. Robert died Aug. 29, 1928 at Point Loma of uremia, after a ten days' illness, after which Carrie returned to Ireland. I remember Robert giving an address "Reminiscences of the Golden Days", at Pt. Loma, Feb 15, 1928; all about the early Theosophical effort in Dublin, and the starting of [[The Irish Theosophist (periodical)\|"The Irish Theosophist"]]... Coates was speaking sometime of William Larminie, a poet in touch with [[George William Russell\|Russell]], of H. M. Magee, son of the Moderator of the Presbyter. Church in Dublin, late a prof. at Heidelberg, of Wm. Magee, brother of the former, well known literary critic and writer, of [[Charles Johnston\|Chas. Johnston]] of course, and of Chas. Weekes, poet and critic, of Ella Young, Alice Oldham, lecturer at Alexandra Coll., Dublin, of Mary Scarlett, lecturer there also, and Maud Joynt, research-worker in ancient Irish text - maybe these names are all well known to you. Robert Coates was a very profound thinker and student, and always full of wit.<ref>Boris de Zirkoff letter to Alan Denson. November 26, 1957. Boris de Zirkoff Papers. Records Series 22. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref>
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	[[Category:Nationality Irish\|Coates]]		[[Category:Nationality Irish\|Coates, Robert E]]
	[[Category:Point Loma\|Coates]]		[[Category:Point Loma\|Coates, Robert E]]
			[[Category:People\|Coates, Robert E]]

Janet Kerschner at 13:36, 2 June 2015

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	<u>Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates</u>. I saw them daily for a good many years in Point Loma. They arrived there in 1922. Robert died Aug. 29, 1928 at Point Loma of uremia, after a ten days' illness, after which Carrie returned to Ireland. I ~~remembre~~ Robert giving an address "Reminiscences of the Golden Days", at Pt. Loma, Feb 15, 1928; all about the early Theosophical effort in Dublin, and the starting of "The Irish Theosophist"... Coates was speaking sometime of William Larminie, a poet in touch with [[George William Russell\|Russell]], of H. M. Magee, son of the Moderator of the Presbyter. Church in Dublin, late a prof. at Heidelberg, of Wm. Magee, brother of the former, well known literary critic and writer, of [[Charles Johnston\|Chas. Johnston]] of couse, and of Chas. Weekes, poet and critic, of Ella Young, Alice Oldham, lecturer at Alexandra Coll., Dublin, of Mary Scarlett, lecturer there also, and Maud Joynt, research-worker in ancient Irish text - maybe ~~therse~~ names are all well known to you. Robert Coates was a very profound thinker and student, and always full of wit.<ref>Boris de Zirkoff letter to Alan Denson. November 26, 1957. Boris de Zirkoff Papers. Records Series 22. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref>		<u>Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates</u>. I saw them daily for a good many years in Point Loma. They arrived there in 1922. Robert died Aug. 29, 1928 at Point Loma of uremia, after a ten days' illness, after which Carrie returned to Ireland. I remember Robert giving an address "Reminiscences of the Golden Days", at Pt. Loma, Feb 15, 1928; all about the early Theosophical effort in Dublin, and the starting of "The Irish Theosophist"... Coates was speaking sometime of William Larminie, a poet in touch with [[George William Russell\|Russell]], of H. M. Magee, son of the Moderator of the Presbyter. Church in Dublin, late a prof. at Heidelberg, of Wm. Magee, brother of the former, well known literary critic and writer, of [[Charles Johnston\|Chas. Johnston]] of couse, and of Chas. Weekes, poet and critic, of Ella Young, Alice Oldham, lecturer at Alexandra Coll., Dublin, of Mary Scarlett, lecturer there also, and Maud Joynt, research-worker in ancient Irish text - maybe these names are all well known to you. Robert Coates was a very profound thinker and student, and always full of wit.<ref>Boris de Zirkoff letter to Alan Denson. November 26, 1957. Boris de Zirkoff Papers. Records Series 22. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref>
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''' Robert E. Coates''' was a [[Point Loma]] Theosophist.

[[Boris de Zirkoff]] wrote of him:
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<u>Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates</u>. I saw them daily for a good many years in Point Loma. They arrived there in 1922. Robert died Aug. 29, 1928 at Point Loma of uremia, after a ten days' illness, after which Carrie returned to Ireland. I remembre Robert giving an address "Reminiscences of the Golden Days", at Pt. Loma, Feb 15, 1928; all about the early Theosophical effort in Dublin, and the starting of "The Irish Theosophist"... Coates was speaking sometime of William Larminie, a poet in touch with [[George William Russell|Russell]], of H. M. Magee, son of the Moderator of the Presbyter. Church in Dublin, late a prof. at Heidelberg, of Wm. Magee, brother of the former, well known literary critic and writer, of [[Charles Johnston|Chas. Johnston]] of couse, and of Chas. Weekes, poet and critic, of Ella Young, Alice Oldham, lecturer at Alexandra Coll., Dublin, of Mary Scarlett, lecturer there also, and Maud Joynt, research-worker in ancient Irish text - maybe therse names are all well known to you. Robert Coates was a very profound thinker and student, and always full of wit.<ref>Boris de Zirkoff letter to Alan Denson. November 26, 1957. Boris de Zirkoff Papers. Records Series 22. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref>
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== Notes ==
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[[Category:Nationality Irish|Coates]]
[[Category:Point Loma|Coates]]

Robert E. Coates - Revision history

Janet Kerschner at 02:32, 9 October 2017

Janet Kerschner at 13:36, 2 June 2015

Janet Kerschner: Created page with "''' Robert E. Coates''' was a Point Loma Theosophist. Boris de Zirkoff wrote of him: Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates. I saw them daily..."

Janet Kerschner: Created page with "''' Robert E. Coates''' was a Point Loma Theosophist. Boris de Zirkoff wrote of him:
Robert E. Coates and Mrs. Carrie C. Coates. I saw them daily..."