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1. Re: [GUS-REEB] Introductions Please (Catherine Rape m. David Funderburk) [1]
What is David Funderburk's (husband to Catherine Rape) vital information? Is he buried in Springhill cemetery too? Harlan In a message dated 09/07/04 9:40:47 PM Mountain Standard Time, vbc@i-2000.com writes: I just have the info that was in the Guy B. Funderburk book "Funderburk: Castles and Conquests". I have not done further research, except for census records 1790 through 1820. b. 1766, d. 29 Dec 1834, bu. Springhill Baptist Church Cemetery, Lancaster Co., SC. ----------------------------
2. What Can I say? Surprized! [1]
Well, one thing I can say, I am impressed but also embarrassed. Although I had admonished my son years ago that he was not to keep secrets from me it seems that I was not completely successful as he kept this surprize "Supplement to Reeb Roots Vol. 5 Issue" secret until today. Our copies did not arrive until todays mail. However, thanks to a couple of you who sent me e-mails, yesterday, mentioning the supplement I did get some hint that something was about to happen. One of the e-mails mentioned that my son
3. FW: [GUS-REEB] Catherine Rape m. David Funderburk; Osborne; Blakeney [1]
I'm surprised that I have gotten no responses to my questions, even tho' all of these people were mentioned in very recent emails to the list. Maybe it's all old news to most of the list?? 1)Notice my 2 great-grandmother, Rachel Louise Bickett. Her grandmother was Elizabeth Osborne, sister of John Osborne who wrote several diaries about his life in Union Co., NC. Two have been saved and can be seen on several websites. They are for the dates 1800-1802 and 1819-1821. I mention this because I believe the
4. Re: [GUS-REEB] Introduction [1]
Hi Mildred, you and I are from the same line. My great grandfather Henry R. Rape was the youngest brother of your Archibald Rape. I hope we can fill in the blanks for each other soon. Aileen ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, 13-September-2004 22:50 Subject: [GUS-REEB] Introduction > Hello Cousins, > My name is Mildred (Rape) Adams. My husband, James Ronald (Ron) Adams, and I > live in Ooltewah, Tennessee. This is just north of Chattanooga.
5. Re: [GUS-REEB] Paul RAPH [1]
Paul is a son of Jacob Reeb, son of Johann Michael Reeb, brother of our Johann Peter (Reeb) Rape. The majority of Michael's direct line males of the name are now REPH. The exceptions are Paul's descendants who are Raph; Henry Harrisons' descendants (Harlans line), and at least one other group who continued to live in PA .. descendants of a Marvin RAPH. This Marvin Raph, I still have not found proof of whose son he was. Evidently he too was orphaned and adopted by an uncle. We may never learn about his paren
6. Descendants chart [1]
Harlan I did attempt to forward that e-mail but it did not get through but only back to me. It appears that rootsweb would not recognize the version the chart was on. Also, the attachment would exceed the length of e-mail that our list is set up for. I use two different computers for genealogy and for internet as I just can not afford to lose any more genealogy data to cyberspace, so I cannot easily just attach my own files to e-mails. John V.
7. Re: [GUS-REEB] Introductions Please (Catherine Rape m. David Funderburk) [1]
Hi Virginia, Do you have Catherine Rape's (wife of David Funderburk) birth and death information? I've some undocumented dates and NO locations. Also, I'm missing their wedding date and location. All help will be SO appreciated. Tks! Happy Dae.
8. Craig - McKibben [1]
While the following is not part of our REEB or RAPE genealogy I think that we can agree that to at least three different branches of the RAPE family of the southern states these Craigs and McKibbens are very important as they are part of their families. I have cut and pasted from an e-mail I have received in the past couple of days from a gentleman whos wife is also a descendant of Alexander Craig. This kind of supplements the information from Aileen. John: Here is what I have on Alexander Craig and Ma
9. Re: [GUS-REEB] Dane County Orphans [1]
Dennis, Some help with this family would be wonderful. This is what I do believe to be true: David Reeb married Margaret Ruggles on 24 August 1828, Northampton Co., PA. From the baptism records of Christ U.C.C. "Little Moore" Church of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, we know that Henry Harrison, Samuel and Sarah Louise are their children. From the 1850 Census we have the two additional Rape children listed as apparent orphans listed as Eliza and Sarah. From the biography of Henry Harri
10. Re: [GUS-REEB] The Reeb/Reb/Rape/Raph Orphans [1]
Thanks John, you know me, I get excited over the sun set! Just give me something like Harlana question and if I have the resources to do the research with I am off and running. I enjoy finding answers and filling in the blanks. I hope to see a lot more of this sort of cooperation happening on this list. Aileen ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Reeb" To: Sent: Sunday, 12-September-2004 23:14 Subject: [GUS-REEB] The Reeb/Reb/Rape/Raph Orphans > Harlan &
11. Peter Reph [1]
Harlan, There is a very interesting document which is just about as authentic as any one would hope to find on an ancestor. This is the Taufschein for Wilhelm REPH, the son of Peter and Susanna Mersch Reph. For anyone who does not know about Taufscheins these are the very artistic hand written documents made for children who were baptized in the old German churches. The taufschein for Wilhelm Reph represents more than just a interesting and beautiful work of art and record of the baptism of a son of Peter
12. Re: [GUS-REEB] Spam [1]
John, I didn't see anything, I guess I missed it. I don't like spam either. Aileen ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Reeb" To: Sent: Saturday, 11-September-2004 12:24 Subject: [GUS-REEB] Spam > I am sure that all of you were as shocked as I was to see that this e-mail list has just been spammed. I am not certain how this happened but I hope to obtain some information from Rootsweb. I did not make the settings for this list to be a closed one to subscr
13. for Virginia, Part 2 [1]
Virginia, I am puzzled by your question in which you mentioned that you have not seen mention of any siblings of Catharne, Elizabeth & Gustavus Rape. Have you seen or heard about the Last Will & Testament of Peter REAPE...which contains a notation on the reverse side stating it was the will of Peter Rape. This will named Peter's children as: his stepson Jacob Shofner, Peter, Gustavus, and Henry Reape and his two daughters as Catherine and Elizabeth. The old will is torn just after the P in the son Peter's
14. Re: [GUS-REEB] Hannah Reph [1]
Great work John! It is wonderful to put another piece of the puzzle together. Would Karen mind if you shared the descendantcy chart with the rest of the family? Harlan In a message dated 09/22/04 9:55:19 PM Mountain Standard Time, jvreeb@pacbell.net writes: In a second e-mail the writer has sent me a descendancy chart listing the family.
15. Re: [GUS-REEB] Sarah Louise Rape [1]
Harlan, I have looked for John Flatt in all the census records; I found him in 1900 in Freeborn County, Shell Rock Twp, Minnesota. The following is what I found: 1900 Freeborn County, Minnesota, Shell Rock Twp. census taken June 12, 1900 #166 Flatt, John R. head white male born Sep 1837 age 62 married 31 years born in England Immigrated in 1852, # of years in US 48 Farmer Flatt, Louise S. wife white female born Mar 1845 age 55 married 31 years born in PA she had 6 children with 5 living Flatt, Alice daugh
16. Re: [GUS-REEB] Mary "Polly" Rape [1]
In a message dated 9/7/04 10:24:48 AM Central Daylight Time, jvreeb@pacbell.net writes: Mary "Polly" Rape I found the name "Laura" in an Indiana Genealogy Newsletter way back when I first started researching. This is all I can remember, so I'll have to re-visit the library here and get the exact reference. Oh, to have documented fully from the outset! Happy Dae.
17. Re: [GUS-REEB] Craig - McKibben [1]
Question: if John was born about 1780, how could he have father's Isabella in 1785? He was only five years old? Harlan In a message dated 09/10/04 9:21:17 PM Mountain Standard Time, jvreeb@pacbell.net writes: John c. 1780 (possibly twins). John married Margaret Alexander. They had five children: Isabella born 1785, Alexander born July 22, 1793, Thomas born 1800, John A. c. 1802, James S. 1803.
18. RE: [GUS-REEB] Introductions Please (Catherine Rape m. David Funderburk) [1]
Virginia and Dae, I visited the Springhill Baptist Church Cemetery first in 1985, then again in 1987, both during the weeks of the Reeb-Rape family reunions. I saw tombstones marking the graves of both David Funderburk (1760 - 1824) and Catherine Rape Funderburk (1760 - 1834). Neither showed complete dates. I have photos of both. Also, although I can't locate it right at this moment somewhere I also have a photo of a large monument in the Funderburk area of the cemetery which I believe lists their childr
19. Paul RAPH [1]
Harlan, Paul Raph died 3 Mar 1886 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa. His wife was Henrietta Frey. Census records show Paul and his family on the following dates and in the following locations: 9 Sep 1850: Moore Township, Northampton County, PA. 8 Aug 1860: Lehigh Township, Northampton County, PA. 1 Sep 1870: Groveland Township, La Salle County, IL. On 1 Apr 1854, Paul Raph made a deed conveying 27 Acres, 86 perches of land in Moore Twp. to Simon Raph (his brother). This land had been con
20. Re: [GUS-REEB] Paul RAPH [1]
John, Thank you so much for the additional information on Paul Raph. I have Paul and Simon's father, Jacob Reeb, married to three wives, however I do not know the name of Simon's mother. Do you have the name of Simon's mother? I have Jacob married to: Elisabeth Rosslen Unknown Catharine Schaefer Harlan In a message dated 09/18/04 1:57:57 PM Mountain Standard Time, jvreeb@pacbell.net writes: On 1 Apr 1854, Paul Raph made a deed conveying 27 Acres, 86 perches of land in Moore Twp. to Simo
21. Re: [GUS-REEB] Hanna Jane Reph / Lerch???? [1]
How exciting! It was Patricia Schuknecht from Lodi, WI that also told me about this family lore. She gave me her name as Hanna Jane Reph (although her father Peter and the rest of her siblings apparently took the name Rapp). Please keep me posted with whatever you might find out. Harlan In a message dated 09/21/04 11:07:44 AM Mountain Standard Time, jvreeb@pacbell.net writes: I have just received a very interesting e-mail which is hopefully going to possibly help us resolve another long
22. Re: (David/Peter) Rapp/Rape/Reph/Reeb Family [1]
This is very interesting Patti. David's eldest son, Henry Harrison Raph, wrote in his biography of 1889: >>Soon after coming to Wisconsin the mother died, and the father returned to Pennsylvania, in which State he died the following year. There were six children in the father's family, but after this double bereavement they became scattered, and our subject has lost all trace of them.<< In the 1850 census, there were five children living with other families. This "sixth" child could very wel
23. Wifes of Jacob Reeb/Reb/Rape/Reph [1]
Harlan, I wish I could answer your letter with even with minimum certainty. However, I am affraid I was never able to find any documentation of Simon's mother. I had hoped to learn more about Elisabeth Rosslen, Philipp Rosslen's daughter who Simon had a child born out of wedlock with. I refer to Anna Maria. She was born out of wedlock and I found no later record of marriage for Jacob to Elisabeth. I had thought that perhaps Jacob had married Elisabeth and then Simon was born to them. On a different subj
24. Re: [GUS-REEB] The Reeb/Reb/Rape/Raph Orphans [1]
Aileen, We have something more in common ... I too get excited about the sunset! Especially a sunset in the Midwest ... I hope we can continue to share information and perhaps one day resolve this mystery of the orphaned children. Does anyone know if there were laws in place to govern the placement of orphaned children in Wisconsin in 1849? Harlan In a message dated 09/12/04 9:46:33 PM Mountain Standard Time, AGNorris@InfoAve.Net writes: Thanks John, you know me, I get excited over th
25. Re: [GUS-REEB] Reeb/Reb/Rape/Reph/Raph/Rapp [1]
Thanks for the information and the explanation of a Taufschein. This line of Reeb/Reb/Rapp/Reph/Raph/Rape is driving me crazy. John (and others) what system have you desided to utilize when recording this surname? For my Raph ancestors that I know eventually took the Raph name I have used that spelling, however some of these people tended to utilized every spelling known to us at one time or another. Perhaps there isn't an easy answer to this question, but I am interested in how you'all hav
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