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1. Cleaning out Geneology Drawer [1]
I read Myka and other e-mails re death certificates of our Reeb/Rape/Raye ancestors as I too am interested in cause of death and age when died. It seems that neither the Reeb/Rape etc men nor women lived to be very old. I looked up my grandfather Cosby Waters Rape death certificate and in the bottom of the file drawer came across a card that looked similiar to a theatre ticket. It had C.W. Rape and 4 dates Apr 22,1932;Apr.23, Apr 25, and Apr.28, 1932 there was a little hole punched out by each date a
2. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Pat [1]
Thank you John for adding me. I am not a descendant of the Rape family. I am married into the Rape family. When I started researching my family (I believe in 2001) I also decided to do my husbands family along with mine so my children and grandchildren will have all of their family history. My husbands mother was the great granddaughter of William Rape. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Reeb" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 1:20 AM Subj
3. Welcome Pat [1]
I am very happy to welcome Pat, a descendant of William Rape who was a son of Christian Rape and a grandson of Johann Theobald Reeb who was born 1769 in Keskastel, Nassau-Weilburg, formerly Nassau-Saarwerden and after 1793 part of Bas-Rhin department of France to the GUS-REEB list. I am also requesting Pat to introduce herself to the list and if she will to please provide a little or a lot of her lineage. Please welcome Pat to the list. Thank you. John V. Reeb
4. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Mike Raye [1]
Diann, In response to your question as to how I keep the Peters and Henrys of the southern Rape family sorted I think the answer is that I did not learn about them at the same time. I became aware of them, on an individual basis not because I was looking for them but their names were ususually mentioned in their fathers records or the record of some other close relative. For example, during a period long ago when I was ordering the Wills and deeds of Mecklenburg and Union County, NC, I fo
5. Welcome Myka Raye Brooks [1]
In my genealogy program files one of my reference sources for a fairly large segment of the data pertaining to what most of you probably notice that I refer to as the "The Southern Rape Family" wherein my own direct lineage is found, is the name of James Weber Raye. Jim began a correspondance with me at some time a few months before August of 1995 and this continued up to only a few days before his death on 30 August 1995. Although we never met face to face and indeed I do not even have a photo of
6. Re: [GUS-REEB] Carolina Medical History [1]
That is interesting but being adopted I'm lucky enough just to be able to mark "not applicable" on any family medical history question. I've always wondered though wouldn't your kids insurance premiums actually be higher or even by denied in areas where there is a known genetic disease in the family? Rhonda Raye Rhonda Raye < John William Raye< Mark Simmons Rape< John Davis Rape< Cyrus MacDonald Rape (died 1862 in MS) In a message dated 4/20/2006 1:21:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, MYKANC writes: >
7. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Mike Raye [1]
John, How do you keep all the Henry's and Peter's and the rest all straight. It is always on the tip of your tongue, about all of the families. You are one of a kind. Welcome to Mike Raye. Diann Dillow dcdr >From: John Reeb >Reply-To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Mike Raye >Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 15:45:08 -0700 (PDT) > >Rose and Myka, > > Actually both of you descend from the same Henry Reeb/Rape. Rose's >ancestor w
8. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Myka Raye Brooks [1]
Hi, Hello, Hello, Welcome to the group, I pretty much follow John V's roots. Glad to have an informative person with us. You mentioned neuromuscular disease. Do you track it through the relatives? I track as much medical information as I can. It is very interesting. What type of afflictions are you interested in? Diann Dillow Again, welcome. dcdr >From: MYKANC@aol.com >Reply-To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Myka Raye Brooks >Date
9. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Pat [1]
Pat, Thanks for your post. Can you please provide some names? What was your husband's mothers first, maiden and married names? Since you know that she was a great granddaughter of William Rape, which of his 15 children was her grandparent. Possibly we can help with more information but it would be helpful and possibly educational for us to learn a little more. Also, can you give a brief outline of what you might know about the ancestry of William? Do you know the European data etc.? I prefer to
10. Re: [GUS-REEB] Carolina Medical History [1]
Thank you for replying to me. I worked in a hospital for 9 years, so my medical interest is within me. My Mother, Fern Dillow, nee Reph had tremors so badly that by the end of her life, she would shake all over. Not always, but definitely most of the time. The doctor told her she had Parkinson's Disease. She took L Dopa, but didn't like the effects. However, she did not die due to the Disease. My Mom's intestines ruptured and she never fully recovered. She did live until she was 85. My sister,
11. Re: [GUS-REEB] the word "nee" [1]
Thanks Rhonda & John! Through the years I learned the meaning of "nee" through its usage, but did not know its origin. Good question & response -- helpful for all of us. - Myka Raye Brooks in NC
12. Welcome Mike Raye [1]
I believe that I descend from the same branch as you do but my grandfather Henry was the youngest son of Yohann Peter Reeb. There is not too much on my Henry because his birth date is only @ 1766 and nothing is known about the name of his 1st wife and she was believed to be the mother of all of his children. I have also visited your area, the Pleasant Grove Campground, Waxhaw, and the church cemetary where Johns grandfather Peter Rape (Rev.War) was burried. I enjoyed reading the Osborne diary (what ther
13. John A. Welch & Sarah J. Rape [1]
Would the member of the list who is a descendant of Sarah J. Rape and John A. Welch please send me an private e-mail . I have just recently heard from a lady who had been very helpful to me on that family and I think she may be of help to you. John V. Reeb
14. RE: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Myka Raye Brooks [1]
Hi, Myka. Welcome to the list. My line is through Catherine Rape, daughter of Johan Peter and Anna Maria. Catherine married David Funderburk. My great-grandmother was the great-granddaughter of Catherine on her father's side, and the great-granddaughter of Elizabeth Osborne on her mother's side. This Elizabeth was the sister of John Osborne (of diary fame). I envy you being so near all the home places, and look forward to talking to you about the common ancestors we have. Virginia -----Original Messa
15. Re: [GUS-REEB] Carolina Medical History [1]
Thanks for the nice welcome, Diann. Medical research was part of my job as a paralegal, years ago, and a natural extension of my genealogy research. I have gathered death certificates for many of our Raye/Rappe/Rapp/Rape/Reeb family members here in NC, and have contacted many cousins who share their family medical history with me. All contributions to the Reeb/Rape/Rappe/Rapp/Raye family medical history will be much appreciated. We will all benefit from sharing this information. I will gladly
16. RE: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Pat [1]
Dear Pat, It is always nice to welcome new people to the list. Put us all together and we probably know quite abit about the Reebs. We know our families and John Reeb keeps us all together. Nice to have you with us. Diann Dillow dcdr >From: John Reeb >Reply-To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Pat >Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 22:20:02 -0700 (PDT) > >I am very happy to welcome Pat, a descendant of William Rape who was a son >of C
17. Re: [GUS-REEB] the word "nee" [1]
Thanks! I'd been wondering. In a message dated 4/21/2006 10:35:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jvreeb writes: > > Rhonda, the word "nee" is French for born. The context in which we > Americans mostly see it in (unless we do research of our distant Reeb cousins who > remained in the homeland after it became part of Bas-Rhin, France) is for > example: "Mrs. Theobald Reeb nee Goehring." > > John V. >
18. Schneider Mystery Resolved - Thanks Diann [1]
I do understand that this subject will probably not be of interest to most of you since probably no one on this list will recognize the family of the subject mystery. However, although a few generations removed from the REEB surname, I can assure you that this particular Schneider family who lived in Columbus, Ohio were indeed Reeb descendants and were originally from Keskastel, Bas-Rhin, France. If anyone does just happen to want a better explanation of how they did fit into the Reeb family in Kekas
19. Re: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? [1]
John, I think people think you should be on line everyday. When you don't show, it is like, where is my friend? Good hunting, Diann Dillow dcdr >From: John Reeb >Reply-To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 09:32:18 -0700 (PDT) > >Rose, > > I sent out an e-mail a few days ago containing some Franklin County, >Ohio Reeb marriage records. I have not seen any thing since. Did you get
20. Re: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? [1]
Rose, I sent out an e-mail a few days ago containing some Franklin County, Ohio Reeb marriage records. I have not seen any thing since. Did you get that e-mail. One reason for me not posting much on the southern Rape line is because I have been very busy with some of the Reeb descendants of both Franklin County, Ohio (project to get all the marriages of Reeb descendants of different sur-names who came to the Columbus area beginning in the 1830s from Keskastel) and also some very interestin
21. Re: [GUS-REEB] Welcome Myka Raye Brooks [1]
Hi, Virginia How nice to be greeted by a distant cousin with roots in this area. I will gladly share relative local history with you, and please let me know if I can check on something for you here. On a beautiful Sunday afternoon about 2 weeks ago, I visited cemeteries in Flat Creek, Lancaster County, SC to photograph some ancestral gravemarkers. At Blackmon Cemetery on Taxahaw Road there was a grouping of Funderburk family members. Perhaps they were relatives of yours. I do not recall th
22. Marriages of Franklin County, Ohio [1]
The following marriages of Franklin County, Ohio (1895 & 1896) pertain to descendants of Reeb families who came from Keskastel, Bas-Rhin, France and all are related in some way to the subscribers to this list. Family History Microfilm No. 285154. Frank F. Neufang to Emma L. Schoener: 20 June 1895. (note: Emma was daughter of George Schoener and Eva Margaretha Deutsch, whose lineage did trace to the Reeb family in Keskastel). Albert Wilhelm Reeb, son of Carl Reeb & Catharine Ruhwedel, born
23. RE: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? [1]
Rose, as far as I know it very alive. I have just been doing a lot of researching. I talked with John last week, and he is researching. It must be alive. Maybe just a lull. Diann Dillow dcdr >From: "rose Taylor" >Reply-To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: GUS-REEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 11:51:10 -0400 > >I have not received any messages in several days - Is the line not active >or is there something wrong with my
24. Re: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? [1]
Thanks DD - just was puzzled. ----- Original Message ----- From: "DC Anderson" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 12:42 PM Subject: RE: [GUS-REEB] is the line still aftive? > Rose, as far as I know it very alive. I have just been doing a lot of > researching. I talked with John last week, and he is researching. It > must be alive. Maybe just a lull. Diann Dillow > > > > dcdr > > > > > >>From: "rose Taylor" >>Reply-To: GUS-
25. Thank You - Hello! [1]
Thank you John, for such a gracious introduction. My branch of the Reeb family has lived in the Carolinas for more than two hundred years, primarily in the areas surrounding the NC-SC border. I regularly pass by the site of Peter Rape's Tavern, Peter Rape's final resting place, the Pleasant Grove Methodist Camp Ground that was built by Peter's son John Rape, and travel the roads much described in the Diary of John Osborn. I value the family history that surrounds me here, of wh
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