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1. Re: [RHEA-L] re: John Rhea [1]
Has anyone ever seen the name Febra Rhea in a legal document anywhere? Is she only in family stories? Dorothy said: > He was a Sargent in 1776-1777 under Capt. Joseph Crockett Co. 7th VA Reg. Commanded by Col. Alexander McClanachan. He was Commissioned Ensign Jan. 9 1777 War Dept> Maybe he made application for a pension? Thanks so much for everyones help and JODI have you already checked any of this out? If you have our John Rheas and Febras kids on the computer will you post them to the list? If not I
2. [RHEA-L] John S. Rhea [1]
If John Rhea only married once and his wife was Sarah Scales, he certainly married too late for her to be the mother of his children. EARLY MIDDLE TENNESSEE MARRIAGES, VOL.1, GROOMS by Byron & Barbara Sistler, has the following: Jno. S. Rhea to Sarah P. Scales 12-17-1827 (12-18-1827) [Li] In Joseph Scales will dated 18 Jan 1830 he mentions his daughter Sally P. Rhea. As John Rhea's children were born about 1801 to 1820, I definately do not believe Sarah Scales was John Rhea's only wife. I realize th
3. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea [1]
All of those who are asking about the John Rhea in the lawsuit; he has been documented. We have many very fine researchers who have been working on this family , for many years. Robert Perry Rhea, Richard C. Fremon, and Ed Foley, happen to be a few of them. When I started this list many years ago, we all were working on the family of Matthew Campbell Reagh and Janet Baxter, as this list was formed just for the above family. Most of those searching Febra Rhea, have never been able to link to this particul
4. Re: [RHEA-L] re: John Rhea [1]
Dick Is he the one that married Mary DeLoach? Dorothy Cox
5. [RHEA-L] Any Gregg-Rhea marriages out there? [1]
Fishing expedition: Does anyone have any Gregg-Rhea marriages or unions out there during 1750 - 1795, probably, but not necessarily, in Virginia or Tennessee? James R. McCoy Jmccoy@efn.org
6. [RHEA-L] Re: [febraskids] re: from Chalkleys Chronicles [1]
Change that I am looking for a John Rhea 1750 or so not 1860. Penny in KY
7. [RHEA-L] Regarding Discussion on John S. Rhea [1]
Sorry, I did not get back with you all until now on the subject of our particular Rhea family. The Reagh that is our ancestor was Matthew Campbell Reagh m to Janet Baxter in Londonderry County Donegal, IR. in 1687.and has been researched. The Reagh name has had many changes until 1800, when it was accepted as Rhea, in VA. No we are not original Rhea's, or lets say it has not been proven that our name was originally Rhea and changed to Reagh. There were Rhea in New Jersey long before we got here. ********* R
8. Re: [RHEA-L] John S. Rhea [1]
Grainger County Wills Nov 1833 - May 1852 HARRIS, Evan, deceased. Wife Rachel; son Isaac; son Israel; 3 daughters Elizabeth, Mary and Nancy; daughter Martha and children; other 5 children Robert, Jane, John, Stewart and Temple; son Isaac HARRIS, sole Executor. Signed Evan HARRIS, 14 Oct 1834. Witnesses: James WHITLOCK, Samuel RAY. Recorded 12 Jul 1836, E. TATE, Clerk. HARRIS, Peter, deceased. 17 day of Mar 1823, wife not named, sons Thomas HARRIS and Isaac HARRIS, John HARRIS and Jesse HARRIS. Execu
9. Re: [RHEA-L] re: John Rhea [1]
I think the Febra list server went down. I think I read that somewhere. Pat H. reaghgeny@home.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 11:37 AM Subject: Re: [RHEA-L] re: John Rhea > Penny: I have not checked out this info. In fact I think this is the first > time I have heard about a Mc Clanahan connection. As far as Febra I have the > family stories probably passed on by you and an IGI reference with connection > to Andrew Rhea.
10. [RHEA-L] PVUJH Rhea [1]
Cheryl, The John Rhea who died in Lincoln Co., TN had the following children: Altamirs (c1801); Pleasant Vincent (1803); Mary M.B. (1808); Frances Glenn (c1811); William Bryson (1814); Sarah Ann (1816); Brice M. Garner (1818); Susan M. (1820). This is not the Pleasant Vincent Uriah Jackson Harris Rhea you speak of. I have seen info on him on the list and I believe he MIGHT be a s/o this PV Rhea, it's hard to remember. You might try checking the List Archives. Frann
11. Re: [RHEA-L] REA List [1]
Hi Patricia, I sent you a private e-mail volunteering to take over the Rea list and would still be happy to do so. Debra McCann Patricia Hall wrote: > I have given up the REA list. and have asked for another list admn. So far > no one has come forward. > One of the reasons I gave it up, is that we have many who are REA on this > list., and feel we can do as well for that surname as we could, having it > segregated. > Pat H. > reaghgeny@home.com > > ==== RHEA Mailing Li
12. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: John Rhea [1]
I agree with Emma and Sondra. Toni ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 10:34 PM Subject: Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea > In a message dated 4/10/2001 9:35:31 PM Central Daylight Time, > sondrafoley@juno.com writes: > > > I am so sorry I did not realize that this list was for just one Rhea > family, no wonder > no one could help with my Elizabeth Rhea > > Hi Sondra, > I am in the same boat... I was not aware that this list was o
13. Re: [RHEA-L] John Rhea [1]
Which John Rhea is this? Is this the one who had family who moved to TX? If so this is my branch. Was one son Pleasant Vincent Uriah Jackson Harris Rhea? cheryl ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 12:47 PM Subject: [RHEA-L] John Rhea > The date of John Rhea's birth is on his tombstone in the Rhea Cemetery near > Fayetteville, Lincoln Co., TN. John Rhea Feb 23, 1776; Feb 5, 1839 in the > 68 year of his age. Sally Rhea is buri
14. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea [1]
In a message dated 4/10/2001 9:35:31 PM Central Daylight Time, sondrafoley@juno.com writes: I am so sorry I did not realize that this list was for just one Rhea family, no wonder no one could help with my Elizabeth Rhea Hi Sondra, I am in the same boat... I was not aware that this list was only for folks working on a specific line. And guess why we did not realize this..... I went to the RootsWeb Mail list and here is the description for this list... RHEA-L Topic: the RHEA surname Surname variations
15. [RHEA-L] John Shaw Rhea [1]
Civil War May 28, 1861 Virginia Military Rosters Enlistment Name Rank Reg. Comp. Date Place --------------------------------------- ----- --- --- -------- ----- ------------- RHEA, JOHN SHAW Pvt K 5 Does not give what county, or any other info.
16. [RHEA-L] Lewis Rhea [1]
Pat Hall wanted me to pass along this Ancetry Query at this page: file:///C|/America Online 6.0/download/Pat Hall.htm Database: Nauvoo, Illinois Tax Index, 1842 Combined Matches: 1 Surname Given Name Page Coord. RHEA LEWIS 164 5N5W Viewing records 1-1
17. [RHEA-L] John Rhea [1]
The date of John Rhea's birth is on his tombstone in the Rhea Cemetery near Fayetteville, Lincoln Co., TN. John Rhea Feb 23, 1776; Feb 5, 1839 in the 68 year of his age. Sally Rhea is buried beside him with the dates - Dec 24, 1776; Aug 19, 1847. I wonder if he was married to Sarah Harris in Grainger Co., TN in 1797. Any ideas? I have mentioned that John's wife was Sarah, but I did not say Sarah Scales. I seem to remember seeing Sarah Scales in my records, but the marriage was about 1827, and I ca
18. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea [1]
I am so sorry I did not realize that this list was for just one Rhea family, no wonder no one could help with my Elizabeth Rhea. None the less I have enjoyed the John Rhea lawsuit information [I did realize he was not related to me or I do not think so anyway] I have also liked the way so much information on the Rhea surname has been covered, again I did not realize that was mostly on one family. I do feel dumb, I am at a real dead end on my Elizabeth Rhea and was just hoping that some day there would be s
19. [RHEA-L] Cemetaries Online [1]
Cemetaries Online, this one for Jackson Co. Mo. but you can get for any state, no every county, and foreign countries. http://www.interment.net/data/us/mo/jackson/union.htm
20. Re: [RHEA-L] re: John Rhea [1]
Hello you said: >Penny, When you say you have an old letter that mentions Febra Rhea. How old is that letter, and who wrote it. Could it have been info from Frank Rhea?> No, this is a letter written in the 1960's from Ida McCollum James to Ida Depew Ferguson. They were cousins, from Hancock Co TN. Ida James was in her 80's, living in TX and homesick for her "kin". Ida Ferguson was also in her 80's and is my husbands grandmother. Ida James was telling about the family and told what we call the Febra s
21. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: RHEA [1]
Pat H. Thanks
22. Re: [RHEA-L] OOP"S [1]
Sorry folks! I forgot to change the subject line on my last post about Mary Jane RHEA. Please accept my apology. Joe (don't let it happen again or get 10 lashes with a cat-o-nine) ouch.
23. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea [1]
Hi Emma and Sondra: I don't think the list is restricted to only one family. I believe what Pat said was that when she began the list, most of the people who subscribed just happened to be working on that particular line. I have TWO different Rhea lines, and have been welcomed with open arms by everyone in RHEA-L. In fact, I was asked to be the group leader for my second Rhea line (James/Jesse Rhea) which is not connected to the Archibald/Matthew the Rebel line, insofar as I've been able to determine.
24. [RHEA-L] Who Was John S.Rhea? [1]
Hi RPR, Anyway the John S Rhea who was born in 1776 isn't the John (nmi) Rhea of the 1804 lawsuit. Regards, Dick Fremon
25. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Help with John Rhea [1]
Pat Is this the John Rhea that married Mary DeLoach? Dorothy
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