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1. [RHEA-L] Ray Family Reunion [1]
This was a listing on KyRoots. The Ray Family Reunion will be held June 23, 24 and 25, 2000 in Lexington, KY. There will be a picnic on Saturday at Jacobson Park, $5 per person is the cost for adults and children over 3. This will cover the picnic, games and other activities. Please send your check by May 1, 2000. Please send your check to: Leslie Taylor 654 M.L. King Blvd. Lexington, KY 40508 Hotel accomodations will be provided by the Courtyard by Marriott, located at the Hamburg Pavillion on Man 'O
2. Re: [RHEA-L] Georgia Marriage Records- Rhea's [1]
Go to Ancestry.com and then click on the Georgia Marriage Records. Pat Patricia L. Hall Proud Sponsor+ of RootsWeb phhgene@aol.com
3. Re: [RHEA-L] Rea Family of Henry Co., VA [1]
Johnita, Thanks so much for taking the time to send me this information...it is appreciated. Is there a chance that Mary's name in the will reads "Mary Ann"? I am trying to find the parents of Mary Rea who was born in 1787 in Henry Co., VA. She moved her family to Giles Co., TN and the 1836 Tax List for Giles Co. shows her as Polly Taylor living near a John, James and Burrell Rea. Jena "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > If your Mary was born about 1787, then it
4. Re: [RHEA-L] Ray marriages in Virginia [1]
I would be interested in any information concerning the Moses Wray who died about 1801 in Franklin Co., VA., that you may have. I am trying to prove that my Ezekiel Rhea/Ray is the son of this man. Thanks. Johnita Denny Rea wrote: > > I have a family tree of a Ray family that shares a lot of these names it was > written by Dallas Rea that is about 85 years old. They is another Ray family > that entered Virginia about the same time, the family of John Ray (John sent > his 5 sons to America) but we st
5. Re: [RHEA-L] Bureau of Indian Affairs [1]
was this Joseph Rhea, Joseph Barry Rhea (Ray) ? If so, was his wife Sally Frazier an Indian? Thanks JM ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 1:43 PM Subject: [RHEA-L] Bureau of Indian Affairs > This John Rhea mentioned in the recent posting is Congressman John Rhea > (1753-1832) from Tennessee, the son of the Rev'd Joseph Rhea. At this time > he was not a member of Congress, but was a commissioner assigned to "treat > with the Cherokee
6. [RHEA-L] Clans of Scotland [1]
CLAN SURNAMES IN SCOTLAND In Scotland, it was a simple act of loyalty for a new member of a clan to accept the chief's name. A new member didn't necessarily have to be related by blood; he only had to swear allegiance to the clan. A clan isn't a family but an alliance of several families and, often, individuals. Finding many Campbells, Fergusons, MacLeods, or Munros in one area doesn't necessarily indicate blood kinship. The clans traditionally occupied the Highlands
7. [RHEA-L] Vital Records- Thomas Rhea [1]
This is a section on Vital Records for a Thomas Rhea West Virginia Cemetery Readings, 1941 Combined Matches: 2 District Cemetery Name Birthdate Death Date Rel Kin Survey Date Comment Fairmont Fleming #2 Elizabeth Rhea - - 1808 20 Jul 1886 w Thomas Rhea 12 Mar '78 Fairmont Fleming #2 Thomas Rhea - - 1799 22 Mar 1866 19 Jan '67 *** : Virginia Marriage Index, 1740-1850 Combined Matches: 3 Groom Given Name Groom Surname Bride Given name Bride Surname Marriage Date County THOMAS RHEA
8. Re: [RHEA-L] Rea Family of Henry Co., VA [1]
If your Mary was born about 1787, then it's doubtful that she was the daughter of James Rae and Johanna. This is because it appears that James' daughter, Mary, was married by 1788 when James wrote his will. Daughter Mary's surname is difficult to read in his will but appears to start with an Ar. Here's the best I could get out of that will when I ordered a copy of it. 11 Nov 1788. Henry County, VA., Wills Book 1, pg 173. Will of James Rea. Written 11 Nov 1788. Probated 27 Apr 1789. Heirs: wif
9. [RHEA-L] Fwd: [SCKY] BARREN CO SURVEYS CONTINUED [1]
--part1_c9.338926d.26229e18_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 04/03/2000 7:58:50 AM Central Daylight Time, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com writes: > These are a continuation of the old Edmund Rogers surveys. Still in the > Skaggs Creek area. > > 1808 Achilles SNEAD. Joseph COLEMAN's corner, he an assignee of > James MATTHEWS. John BATOSS, ANDERSON lines and Tho > WINN's corner. > 1807 Wm POPE. John TWITTY sold him the land. Wm JOHN
10. Re: [RHEA-L] Hancock/Hawkins Co. TN [1]
Hey Martha, hope your "yo" meant YES. Penny Ferguson London, KY
11. Re: [RHEA-L] Morgan Co., IL Wills [1]
I would very much be interested in the Reaugh wills. That is one of the spellings of our name. If they are not too long, you may post them to the list. I would like to have copies for the Rhea family Assn. Patricia Hines Hall Proud Sponsor+ 50 of Roots Web phhgene@aol.com
12. [RHEA-L] Morgan Co., IL Wills [1]
While searching for Trotter Wills in Morgan Co., we found a number of Reaugh wills. Would these folks belong to anyone on this list. Errol and Valerie (Trotter) Cross Please Support Roots Web, We do. Our Web Site - http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~ecross/Index.htm
13. [RHEA-L] Rea Family of Henry Co., VA [1]
Hi All, I am looking for any info on Mary "Polly" Ann Rea b. 1787, as I believe she may be the daughter of James Rea and Johann Kasoinah of Henry Co.,VA. Her siblings would be: William Collings, John, James Jr., Elizabeth, Sarah, Rebecca, Ann and Katherine. Mary married John Taylor who died 1818-1820, leaving her to raise their six children in Giles Co. TN. Of these six children I have been able to find: Roland, John, James H., and Matilda. Any info on this Rea family would be appreciated,
14. Re: [RHEA-L] Hancock/Hawkins Co. TN [1]
yo ----- Original Message ----- From: Ferguson To: Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 6:23 PM Subject: Re: [RHEA-L] Hancock/Hawkins Co. TN > Hello is anyone here working on the Rheas in the Hancock/Hawkins/Claiborne/ > Co. TN area, or Lee Co VA area? We have a group that descend from John Rhea > and wife Febra (according to family story). John Rhea born around 1760-5. > Some in the family moved to Arkansas and points west, some stayed, some > simply disappeared. >
15. [RHEA-L] Ray marriages in Virginia [1]
From: Jackie Kaney jkaney@bigfoot.com OVER THE MOUNTAIN MEN THEIR EARLY COURT RECORDS IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA COMPILED BY ANNE LOWRY WORRELL Franklin County Marriages. Teel, Peter, and Jemima Ray. James Ray, sur. - Oct 6, 1800. p. 21 Ray, James, and Susannah Chambers, dau. John Chambers - Jan 13, 1803. p. 18 Martin, Robert, and Susanna Ray. Own consent - Feb 13, 1798. p. 15 Grimes, Jesse, and Margaret Ray, dau. Moses Ray - June 30, 1790. p. 11 I'm looking for my RAY family from Virginia, Roanoke C
16. [RHEA-L] Bureau of Indian Affairs [1]
This John Rhea mentioned in the recent posting is Congressman John Rhea (1753-1832) from Tennessee, the son of the Rev'd Joseph Rhea. At this time he was not a member of Congress, but was a commissioner assigned to "treat with the Cherokees." Robert Rhea
17. [RHEA-L] 1812 Muster Rolls [1]
1812 Muster Rolls- explanation of sources for previous message - list of Rhea soldiers in 1812 War. When the United States declared war on Great Britain in 1812, Congress authorized the President to accept and organize volunteers in order to win the war. This database is a listing of men mustered into the armed forces between 1812 and 1815. Taken from records in the National Archives, each record includes the soldier's name, company, rank at time of induction, rank at time of discharge, and other he
18. [RHEA-L] Wrong Phone Number for Marriott [1]
The phone number for the Marriott was incorrect, the number is 800-221-2211, the direct number is 606-263-9090. Mention Ray Family Reunion to get the discount. T-Shirts are also available: $10 children and Adult sizes up to 1X $12 Adult 2X and 3X Mail to Liz Jackson 316 Santa Fe Court Lexington, KY 40509 606-266-7709 The Ray Family Reunion will be held June 23, 24 and 25, 2000 in Lexington, KY. There will be a picnic on Saturday at Jacobson Park, $5 per person is the cost for adults and children over 3.
19. [RHEA-L] Persi- Thomas Rhea [1]
: RHEA (462), THOMAS (15897) Database: PERiodical Source Index Combined Matches: 2 Location Subject Record Type Topic Article Periodical Volume Issue Month/ Season Year Surname Rhea Thomas Rhea Family, Kentucky Central Kentucky Researcher 7 9 September 1977 Surname Rhea Thomas Roberts-Letita Rhea Fam., Pennsylvania Old York Road Historical Society Bulletin 41 1981 Are any of you familiar with these Periodicals, and if so , what Thomas Rhea family is this. Patricia Hines Hall P
20. Re: [RHEA-L] Hancock/Hawkins Co. TN [1]
Hello is anyone here working on the Rheas in the Hancock/Hawkins/Claiborne/ Co. TN area, or Lee Co VA area? We have a group that descend from John Rhea and wife Febra (according to family story). John Rhea born around 1760-5. Some in the family moved to Arkansas and points west, some stayed, some simply disappeared. Penny Ferguson London, KY
21. Re: [RHEA-L] AL Mystery: D. & Lurana RHAE, 1850 >? [1]
I am looking for Dickson or Dixon RAY or RHAE or RHA or RHAY or RHA or RHEA or RA or RAH or REA. He patented land in Choctaw Co., AL in 1837 in Choctaw Co., AL He was in Clarke Co., MS in 1845; Choctaw Co., AL in 1850; and Pushmataha, Choctaw Co., AL in 1855. . Where did Dixon go? Who were his children and his wife? He may have move to TX or BACK to TN? Or to some other location [possibly west or south?] Can anyone help? Pam pamstone@digital.net
22. [RHEA-L] Leavenworth, Franklin & Douglas Co. Ks. Name Index [1]
Leavenworth, Franklin & Douglas Co. KS Name Index Combined Matches: 11 Next Hits 1900 Name Page Rhea, Henry W. 380 Rhea, Andrew 380 Rhea, Eleanor (Millikin) 380 Rhea, John 380 Rhea, Mary (Northcross) 380 Rhea, Elbert A. 380 Rhea, Benjamin M. 380 Rhea, Henry W. 380 Rhea, Mary A. 380 Rhea, (Mr.) 383 Rhea, Louisa (McCaleb) 383 Resources: In 1900, the official population of Leavenworth, Franklin, and Douglas Counties in Kansas numbered about 87,000. This database contains the names of roughly
23. [RHEA-L] Thomas Rhea Do not miss this [1]
I did a search for Thomas Rhea (any) and here are the results from Ancestry.com Please read this whole message. This is one I am going to print for my records AIS Mortality Schedules Index Combined Matches: 1 Year Surname Given Name(s) County State Age Sex Month of Death State of Birth Cause of Death Occupation ID# 1850 RHEA THOMAS W. GILES CO. TN 28 M APR IL UNKNOWN NONE LISTED MRT197_275549 ***** ARkansas Census Arkansas Census, 1819-1870 Combined Matches: 3 Year Surname Given Name (s) County Sta
24. [RHEA-L] Rea in Clinton Co., NY [1]
There were a bunch of Rea's in Clinton Co., NY. The attached link is to a houses that was occupied by George Rea. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~showe/Beekmantown/ThomasDouglassHouseBeekmantown.jpg Errol and Valerie (Trotter) Cross Please Support Roots Web, We do. Our Web Site - http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~ecross/Index.htm
25. [RHEA-L] Re: Joseph Rhea [1]
Does anyone know who Joseph Rhea found on the 1820 Lincoln Co., TN census was? I am still trying to identify the parents of my Pleasant Vincent U. J. H. G. Rhea born 1821, died 1901 Hood Co., TX. He was not the son of John and Sallie Rhea of Lincoln Co., TN. Their son Pleasant was born circa 1803, died in Arkansas sometime in the mid 1800's. Possibly my Pleasant's father was the above mentioned Joseph Rhea. I would like to learn more about him. Denise Santa Clara, CA
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