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1. [RHEA-L] From Walter Campbell to William Rhea and Beyond [1]
Walter Campbell (abt.1575) Jane Campbell Matthew Campbell (1609) Elizabeth Campbell Walter Campbell (abt.1632) Jean Campbell Matthew Campbell Rhea (abt.1665) Janet Barten Baxter (1644-1670) William Rhea (1687) Elizabeth Clark (1723-1804) Archibald Rhea (1720-1774) Margaret Campbell (1735-1777) Robert Hugh Rhea (1776-1844) Betsy Beck (1790-?) Robert H. Rhea (abt.1827/34-?) Louisa Hopper (abt.1834-?) Jasper L. Rhea (1867-1928) Florence ? (1872-?) Lester Rhea (1903-1952) May Downer (1906-1990) Lola Helen Rhea
2. Re: [RHEA-L] Augusta Co., VA Rea/Rhea/Ray mrgs [1]
Thanks for the marriage records, Cheryl. I have the book Tinkling Spring, Headwater of Freedom. Some of the names mentioned are familiar to me through this book. I will take a look and post to the list if I find anything. Pat
3. [RHEA-L] JAMES AND JESSE RHEA [1]
Hello everyone: CAUTION!!!!! PLEASE NOTE THE MESSAGE FROM PAT QUOTED BELOW! PLEASE DO NOT OPEN UP THE MESSSAGE I SENT LAST NIGHT ON THE DESCENDANTS OF JAMES AND JESSE RHEA!!! I apologize to Pat for shutting her down -- I didn't realize there was a limit to how much info I could send in one message -- it was not an attachment, but a print-out of names, dates, places, for four generations of the known descendants of JAMES RHEA and his son, JESSE RHEA of Blount and Monroe Counties, TN. I'm very new to R
4. Re: [RHEA-L] Headrights- explanation [1]
I have also heard that perhaps headrights were sometimes given more than once for the same person. Land was granted to the person who paid for the transportation of people. Looking some other headrights, it would appear that sometimes a person went back to England (or whereever) and when/if the person came back to America again and the person who paid got headrights. Johnita PHHGENE wrote: > > Subj: > > Headrights of Orange Co., Virginia[1] > > Headrights were grants of 50 acres of land per "he
5. [RHEA-L] Rea, Alexander, Will 1771 [1]
Notes on will of Alexander Rea and his son William: 2 Feb 1771, Alexander Rea, Kingwoood, Hunterdon Co., NJ, farmer, will: wife: Sarah Rea; eldest son, William Rea, son, Isaac Rea; daughters, Mary Rea, Sarah, Susanna, Ann; executors: son George, Wife Sarah; witnesses: John Higgins, Daniel Cahill, Peter Aller, Richard Burk. Will probated 2 April 1771. (NJ Archives, Liber 14, p 347) 13 May 1774, William Rea, Sussex NJ, married Sarah Middagh, 13 May 1774. (Nj Archives V. 22). 11 Oct 1796, William Rea, Oxf
6. [RHEA-L] Abraham Sipes/Monroe Co., TN [1]
Johnita P. Malone wrote: > Now this is exciting. No, I'm not familiar with the book. I would > certainly like to find out more about where Abraham Sipes died and if > there was a will or probate and had thought to write to Monroe Co., > TN., and make a request. Just haven't gotten to it as yet. > I am also interested to know where James and Jesse Rhea lived. Was it in > Tennessee? > Johnita P. Malone Johnita: I'm sorry, the Monroe County Heritage book says nothing about Abraham Sikes, other than
7. Fwd: [RHEA-L] LDS [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_892177435_boundary Content-ID: <0_892177435@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 98-04-09 20:02:12 EDT, asummers@aeneas.net writes: << >>How in the world did our Rhea network become religious? asummers, what in the world are you talking about? I would imagine we are of many faiths and don't need sermons. Who hurt your feelings? Bob Rhea --part0_892177435_boundary Content-ID: <0_892177435@inet_out
8. [RHEA-L] Headrights of Orange co. Va. contin. [1]
Patrick Campbell, Elizabeth, Charles, William, Patrick Jr, John, Mary, Elizabeth & Gennet Campbell Thos Steavenson, Rachel Steavenson (from Ireland) Robert Ralfon, Martha his wife (from Ireland) Robert Patterson, Grace, his wife; Thomas, Mary, & Elizabeth Patterson (from Ireland) David Logan, Jane his wife; Mary & Wm Logan (from Ireland) Robert Poage, Elizabeth, his wife, Margrot, John, Martha, Sarah, George, Mary, Elizabeth, Wm & Robert Poage (from Ireland) John Anderson, Jane his wife; Esther, Mary
9. [RHEA-L] List of Contributors to the building of Tinkling Spring Meeting House, Aug. Va. [1]
A close examination of this list of contributors, as compared with the list of members who built the Tinkling Spring log meeting house a quarter of a century earlier, reveals a large turn-over in membership. Absent form this list..some conspicuously so because of their prominence in earlier days... are the following family names: Breckenridge, Cowan, Craig, Cunningham, Denniston, Edmiston, Gamble, Gay, Holme, King, Lewis, McCord, Maxwell, Miller, Patterson, Patton, Preston, Robinson and Scott. New family
10. [RHEA-L] Rhea Web Sites? [1]
I would like to know if anyone has any web addresses for some Rhea sites. I have found just about everything else on the net.......but would really like to find more information on my Rhea line. I will accept anything......personal homepages....URL's........organizations dealing with this line.......just anything that I can go to and look at. I really appreciate all the information I have obtained from this list......even connected with some relatives through this list. I thank anyone in advance for any
11. [RHEA-L] Illinois REAs [1]
Well I have been chasing my Ray family all over the states of Tennessee, Missouri,Arkansas, and Illinois. Found out that my grandfather changed the spelling of the name. So now I will chase the REAs for a while.The Simeon listed below is (I believe) the same as my greatgrandfather SIMON REA/RAY born in Illinois in 1857 to parents from the state of Tennessee.Have traced SIMON's family and the family of his brother ROBERT TAYLOR RAY from Illinois to Missouri to Arkansas. Have been told that some REAs came to
12. [RHEA-L] Re: War of 1812 Database Now Available [1]
In a message dated 98-04-09 12:23:00 EDT, you write: << Subj: War of 1812 Database Now Available Date: 98-04-09 12:23:00 EDT From: eroderic@vsla.edu (Elizabeth Roderick) Sender: va-roots@vsla.edu Greetings - The Library of Virginia's __War of 1812 Pay Rolls & Muster Rolls__ is now available as a fully searchable database via the Digital Collections home page or directly at: http:\\eagle.vsla.edu\war1812\ Previously, this heavily used index was only available as part of the LVA's Electronic Car
13. [RHEA-L] Wray names in Miami Valley Ohio Index [1]
Name Key Year Src Book Page Relevant Co ------------------------- --- ----- ------ ---- ----- ---------------------- -- Wray, aka Ra, Ray, Rea |se | | | | | | Wray, Anita Miss |D |1977 |CemRec|Cem#|0402 |age17 B:Ohio |Mi Wray, Catharine |fc |1820 |Cen | |038 |Oxford Twp |Bu Wray, Cora Mrs. |D |1958 |CemRec|Cem#|0402 |age73 B:Ohio |Mi Wray, David |M |1820 |Marr | | |Passm
14. [RHEA-L] Rockbridge Co. Marriage License 1778-1801 [1]
Please take a look at this. Pat
15. [RHEA-L] Re: William & Margt. Ray of Ohio Co., VA 1807 [1]
>For several years I have been looking for my gt-grandmother's (Maud Ray) >ancestors. I didn't have much except her name and that she married Robert >Sattler of Cincinnati, OH ca 1880, and died before 1900. > >Yesterday, I learned that she descends from Wm. & Margt. Ray who were in Ohio >Co, VA when their son, Joseph was born on 25 NOV 1807. I checked my current >atlas and there is no Ohio Co. in VA, but there is one in WV. Back in 1807 >was this all VA? > >Does this William & Margt. Ray sound familiar t
16. [RHEA-L] Worth S. Ray (TN author) ancestors [1]
For those interested in the parentage of Worth S. Ray, the 1787 personal property tax list "A" for Henry Co., VA, there is listed an Andrew RAY, John REA, James REA, Jr., James REA, Sr., and Benjamin REA. Worth S. RAY, the author of Tennesse Cousins - A History of Tennessee People, Colonial Granville County (NC) and its People, The Mecklenburg Signers (NC) and Their Neighbors, and other books, was a descendant of one of the James REAs listed above and that James had married into the MASSENBURG family befo
17. [RHEA-L] Re: DOWER RIGHTS [1]
<< Subj: DOWER RIGHTS Date: 98-04-30 08:38:54 EDT From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com (Sandi Gorin) To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Saw a question re this and maybe others wonder too. A woman was allowed her dower (rights) in the estate of her deceased husband - this went back to old Virignia laws and that back to English laws. She was to receive 1/3 of her husband's estate, real estate and personal. Many times a husband left his wife property through his will. She had the option of accepting
18. [RHEA-L] Samuel rea 1816-1920 williamson co tenn. [1]
looking for information on the family of samuel rea 1816-1920 williamson,marshal,maury,obion co tenn will share all information. names of children and spouses in tenn. martha rea married w d fisher james j rea married docia reid malissia h rea marr. john roan rone mary d h rea marr thomas j scruggs nancy j rea marr. william curl thanks fvaughn
19. [RHEA-L] I'll be away from 4/28-5/7/98 [1]
Wanted to let everyone know that I'll be out of town from April 28 to May 7. If anyone has any queries having to do with the JAMES/JESSE RHEA group, please go on and send them. I'll answer as soon as possible after I return home. Also, I have quite a bit of information to post on James and Jesse Rhea and on my other Rhea line (Archibald, Robert, Robert Jr.) I haven't yet reported on my research activities as Pat requested of the Team Leaders, because of my husband's illness. I'm putting some informat
20. Fwd: [RHEA-L] Rhea Line [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_893196398_boundary Content-ID: <0_893196398@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Goofed again - I WAS BORN ON FEB 10, 1929. --part0_893196398_boundary Content-ID: <0_893196398@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from relay24.mx.aol.com (relay24.mail.aol.com [172.31.106.70]) by air09.mail.ao
21. [RHEA-L] RHEAs in Monmouth Co., NJ - Final installment [1]
Martha and probably some others have quite a bit on this branch of the Rhea family. Hopefully some of the info below will help complete the picture of this line. This info did not come from the book called History of Old Tennent but from a file in the back room of the Gloucester County History Society's library on Hunter Street in Woodbury, NJ. This little library is terrific and I've found some terrific stuff there over the years.By the way, I called a library today and got the proper name of this book whi
22. [RHEA-L] John Rhea of Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey [1]
Dear Pat and all Rhea-L subscribers: At last I have found a connection. Thanks to the research of Charla in New Jersey, my family line has been extended several generations. I'm so excited that I must share with all of you. My John R. Rhea was born June 30, 1762. He was the son of John Rhea and Mary Smith Rhea, daughter of Samuel Smith and Mary Harrison. The children of John and Mary Smith Rhea are listed with their birthdays and baptism dates. Also, the date of death of this fourth great grandfather
23. [RHEA-L] Jolliff line related to James Rhea [1]
Would the person who is related to the Jolliff line, please contact me. I have someone who is interested, that is a Jolliff. Pat
24. [RHEA-L] Ray cont. of Miami Valley Ohio Index [1]
Ray, Thomas |fc |1850 |Cem | |150 |St.Clair Township |Bu Ray, Thomas |fc |1880 |Cen | |438D |Urbana Twp |Ch Ray, W.J. |D |1910 |CemRec|Cem#|0402 |age30 B:Indiana |Mi Ray, Willam |fc |1820 |Cen | |062 |Ross Twp |Bu Ray, William |M |1817 |Marr | | |Passmore, Abigail |Bu Ray, William |fc |1820 |Cen | |184 |Whitewater Township |Ha Ray, William |fc |1830 |Cen | |033 |Lemon Twp |Bu Ra
25. [RHEA-L] Obediah Ray/Rhea [1]
Kay: Today I received the following from one of my genealogist friends in Monroe Co., TN. It's from an unpublished manuscript of Worth S. Ray, who was the author of the book, TENNESSEE COUSINS. I don't know the source of my friend's information, but it is a typed manuscript, obviously authored by Worth S. Ray. Handwritten at the top of the page is [14]. The title of the page is " Col. Charles M. McGhee's Big Island - Rays and Morrows." I quote directly from a photocopy of the manuscript: "Th
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