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Bates, Joah.
Adm. pens. (age 19) at CHRIST'S, Nov. 30, 1759.
S. of Henry, inn-keeper and parish clerk, of Halifax, Yorks.
B. there Mar. 19, 1740-1. Schools, Manchester and Eton.
Matric. Michs. 1759; Scholar, 1759; Craven Scholar, 1760.
Migrated to King's, May 4, 1760; B.A. 1764; M.A. 1767.
Fellow of King's, 1763-80.
Tutor.
Private Secretary to the Earl of Sandwich.
Commissioner of the Victualling Office, 1776-85; of the Customs, 1785-99.
A distinguished musician and scholar; excelled in a knowledge of harmony; also a first-rate performer on the organ.
Conductor of the Concerts of Ancient Music, 1776-93; also of the Commemoration of Handel in Westminster Abbey, 1784.
Impoverished in later years by speculation.
Vice-President of Westminster Hospital, and a Director of Greenwich Hospital.
Married Sarah Harrop, a well-known concert singer, Dec. 21, 1780.
Author, Treatise on Harmony. Died June 8, 1799, in London.
Brother of Henry (1754) and father of Charles C. (1807).
(Peile, II. 269; Manchester Sch. Reg.; D.N.B.)
Joah BATES
Approx. lifespan: 1740–1799
pens. aged 19 Christ's College adm1759:11:30
s. of Henry BATES inn-keeper and parish clerk of Halifax, Yorkshire
b. Halifax, Yorkshire 1740-1:03:19
Sch: Manchester
Sch: Eton
Matric 1759:10MT:
Scholar 1759
Craven Scholar 1760
Mig. to King's College 1760:05:04
BA 1764
MA 1767
Fellow of: King's 1763-80
Tutor:
Private Sec. to: : Earl of Sandwich
Commissioner of: : Victualling Office 1776-85
Commissioner of: : Customs 1785-99
A distinguished musician and scholar; excelled in a knowledge of harmony; also a first-rate performer on the organ
Conductor of: Concerts of Ancient Music 1776-93
Conductor of: Commemoration of Handel in Westminster Abbey [Westminster], [ London ] 1784
Impoverished in later years by speculation
Vice-President of: : Westminster Hospital [Westminster], [ London ]
Director of: : Greenwich Hospital [Greenwich], [ London ]
m. Sarah HARROP well-known concert singer: 1780:12:21
Publ.: Treatise on Harmony
d. London 1799:06:08
brother of Henry BATES (1754)
father of Charles Chester BATES (1807)
( Peile, II. 269; Manchester Sch. Reg.; D.N.B. )

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