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1. VIRUS news? [1]
Hi group, Can someone clear something up for me? I've seen the virus alerts going around but I just don't understand how it is physically possible for an email letter to destroy a hard disk, just by reading and not down-loading. Anyone know? Cheri Lee McElroy cmcelroy@mexia.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2840 John RHEA 1765 VA> John RHEA 1804 TN> Sarah RHEA 1848 TN
2. RHEA, John / RHEA, Sarah [1]
Hi group (I'm new), I am looking for: 1. John Rhea I b: 1765 VA m: Febra (Cherokee Indian) d: 1848 TN | 2. John Rhea II b: 1804 TN m: Lucy Anderson (b VA) d: | 3. Sarah Rhea b: 1848 TN? m: William Marshall Parton d: Hancock co., TN? I am also interested in the history of the name in general. Thank you, Cheri Lee McElroy cmcelroy@mexia.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3370
3. Rhea-Ray-Wray [0.979434]
Things I have said are coming back to haunt me. Does anyone know of a Rhea listed 1850 Pike Co. Ky. census, by 1860 census it is listed as Ray, somewhere along the way it is spelled Wray. My Rhea's were listed in the census always as Ray. But on Documents, and where they had to sign their name it was Rhea. the census taker spelled it the way it sounded.This one in the first paragraph is not mine, but One of our new subscribers. I know some Rhea names were changed to REA, others that were REA changed to
4. Re: RHEA Family Discussion List [0.979434]
unit649, and others researching Lindsay Ray/Rhea. SRAY680080 says for you to contact her, she has a large file on Lindsay Ray/Rhea, from Pike Co. Pat
5. Fwd: TIP#76 - SOME INDIAN RAIDS IN LINCOLN CO, KY [0.979434]
Here's some more information from KYRESEARCH by Sandi Gorin Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: sgorin@scrtc.blue.net (Sandi Gorin) To: KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com Date: 97-08-14 08:07:58 EDT TIP# 76: Some Indian Raids in Lincoln County: These stories are recaps from Collins History of Kentucky Volume 1. I thought it might be interesting for the readers to know a little bit about the Indian raids and some of the people who were involved. Fall of 1799: Samuel Daviess, a resident of Bedford
6. Fwd: RHEA Family Discussion List [0.979434]
e-mail from Unit649@aol.com Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: unit649@aol.com (UNIT 649) To: phhgene@aol.com (PHHGENE) Date: 97-08-26 08:27:19 EDT 
Pat,
I have been working on my husband's Ray line from E. Ky, for sometime.  The
spelling was 'Rhea' on the 1850 Pike Co., Ky census and then changed to 'Ray'
in 1860.  I have this line back solid to Lindsey Ray/Rhea b. abt 1805 in Va.
 I think that his father was John Watson? Wray/Ray, Sr. who married Rutha
Robertson in Amherst Co.,
7. Rev. Jos. Rhea [0.979434]
I went through Bristol TN this past weekend and had the great privilege of visiting the Weaver Union Church (Presbyterian and Methodist) cemetery. The 8-foot obelisk with Rev. Jos. Rhea's family's names inscribed on it stands in full view and is a wonderful memorial to him. What a debt of gratitude we owe to the persons who got the info from the old stones before they got illegible! Weaver Cemetery is on Highway 358 (Weaver Pike), 2.7 miles south of the racetrack overpass (394) and just south of the East Vo
8. Re: Rentfrew (Renfro) / Rhea / Looney Ties [0.979434]
If anyone has an answer to this question would you please reply to list. We would all like to share in this answer. Pat
9. Fwd: TIP #79 - KY TIME LINE #7 - 1858 THRU 1861 [0.979434]
remember if you do not want this, delete Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: sgorin@scrtc.blue.net (Sandi Gorin) To: KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com Date: 97-08-26 08:10:36 EDT TIP#79 - KY TIME LINE #7: 1858 THROUGH 1861 Back, by popular demand, is the next Kentucky time line. You will note that more and more news events are being reported now and the availability of news from different parts of the state is easier to obtain. Kentucky seems to be a center for mild earthquakes in its history, alwa
10. William Rhea Jr. [0.979434]
Here's Your next challenge. Let see how many are related to William Rhea Jr., son of William & Elizabeth Clark Rhea. There is alot of info on William? What do you want to know about him Do we have anyone related to his children? Lets discuss I know TRoyalty, is a direct descendant, how many more Pat
11. John W. Rhea [0.979434]
My ggggrandfather was John W. Rhea. Can anyone help me with any information about him. All I have so far is that he (John W. RHEA was borm in 1805 in VA He married Rebecca TACKETT born 1813 in KY. John and Rebecca had a son Reuben RAY born 1838 in KY. Any leads would be very much appreciated. Felicia Elliott
12. RHEA TN and AL [0.979434]
I have two unrelated Rhea/Rays in my family that need parents. Mary "Polly" RAY m. William Riley TATE/TAIT Children: Riley b. 1803 Ann Tom Henry b. 1813 in Camden AL (I have all descendants of Henry) Family legend says that Polly and Riley Tait came to AL from NC via GA. I have no information substantiating this. ********* Margaret Ann RAY b. 5 May 1786 in VA(?) m. Samuel Rice CUNNINGHAM b. 1791 in VA. This family moved to TN, Samuel died in Montgomery, Co. AR.
13. Re: How do you want to do this? [0.979434]
I know they are working on this. Also if you get duplicate messages let me know. What I understand is that Rootsweb has configured things so that it is automatically reply to list. Unless of course it is really private mail, then that would go to the individual. What their saying is that if I put your name in the CC column, and in the to column Rhea-L you get a double message. Do you? My problem is that I have been getting double messages from my lists, and it was only Rhea-L. Pat
14. your recent posting to RHEA newsgroup [0.979434]
Thanks Ed, for your thoughts on the possible connection of John Rhea Sr. and Febra to the Matthew tree. Someone asked me a few weeks ago if I thought John Sr's group connected to the main branch of the Rheas and my reply was, "NO, because if we did, I think Ed Foley would know about it by now," In the event and for those interested, I have a few minor corrections and observations re. your message. I did first think that Sterling Rhea (March 1, 1827) died in Johnson Cty. Arkansas because the photo of him
15. continuation of page 6- John Rea [0.979434]
John Rea We are about to treat of an ancestor, one John Rea, who married Martha_______. We have not yet found out the names of his parents, where he was born or the date of his birth. he died before 1774 and his widow Martha married, secondly, Robert Lewis. The children of this John Rea and Martha _____ were: Robert, born June 22, 1762. John, born August, 1764, died November 15, 1843, mentioned below Andrew, born 1767 John Rea, son of the above mention John and Martha Rea, was born August, 1764, married
16. Re: Robert Ray/Rea [0.979434]
Marcia, Do you have more information, on dates, counties, states, and name of sister. Thanks Pat
17. How do you want to do this? [0.979434]
Pat, I for one would like to see people on the list start sharing source material. Would love to see yours. Also, the replies here are not going back to the list. I have noticed this on all my lists for the past couple of days. Thought you might want to check with rootsweb, I understand that they have this problem periodically. Sandy
18. Rhea Reference in Vol.1 of Chalkley [0.979434]
this was provided to me by my cousin on the CRAIG line. She had access to the Chronicles of the Scot Irish in Va. by Chalkley for a few days, and so she sent me this. *************** name pages McCaslin(Mc Casling), John 291, 458 McCaslin, Mary 291, 351 McCausland, Elizabeth 359 McCausland, John 339, 340 McCausland, Mark 58 Literall, Richard 14 Reaugh, Archibald 359 Reau
19. continuation of time line starting with 1777 [0.979434]
1777-March 7: First siege of Harrodsburg, by 47 Indiana, under their chief, Blackfish. April 15: First attack on Boonesborough. May 29: Logan's Station attacked. 1778- Feb.7: BOONE taken prisoner near the Blue Licks. Oct: Capt James PATTON, Ricahard CHENOWETH, John TUEL, Wm. FAITH, John McMANUS, and others, build a fort and lay the permanent foundation of the city of Louisville. 1779: BRYAN'S Station, five miles north-eastward of Lexington, RUDDLE'S and MARTIN'S Stations on the south fork of Licking ri
20. Butler Co. Ohio Chancery Records [0.979434]
I posted this sometime ago, but for those of you who are new to the list, thought it would be good to post again. 9-1827- Elizabeth Rhea et. al. vs. Sutherland and McClelland Henry, dec'd late of butler Co. Ohio d. in year 1813- Widow Eliz. Rhea. Children: Juliann- wife of Joseph P. Wilson, Eliza wife of Samuel Dick, Jr. Thomas Lyon Rhea and John Rhea the last two being minors, by Joseph P. Wilson their guardian. That Sutherland and McClelland were adms of estate of Henry Rhea and that said Henry Rhea
21. This donated by vdavis@mindspring.com [0.979434]
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, A Guide to Published Records of More Than 2,283,000 Immigrants Who Came to the New World Between the Sixteenth and Mid Twentieth Centuries, 1994 Supplement, Edited by P. William Filby and Paula K. Woolverton, Gale Research, Inc. Detroit, Washington, DC London. ISSN 0736-8267. on Page 415, it has the RHEA's. Rhea, David: New York, NY, 1811 8424.54 p. 29 Rhea, Robert: America, 1685 1640.5 p. 257 Rhea, Seragh: New York, NY 1811 8424.54 p. 30 Did not look under any
22. The 5th Time Line- 1834 thru 1850 [0.979434]
I have a time line for Kentucky 1834-1850. I have permission from Sandi Gorin to give it out. If any of you would be interested please contact me at phhgene@aol.com and I will be glad to e-mail to you. It is 3 1/2 pages long. Pat
23. Ed Foley's book [0.979434]
The Descendants of Rev. Joseph RHEA of Ireland by Edward F. Foley, Heritage Books, Inc. published 1996 by Heritage Books, Inc. 1540E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, Maryland 20716 1-800-398-7709 ISBN 0-7884-0526-8 #F541 I am putting this on our list, because I have received many requests for this information in the last few days. Its a great book Pat
24. Re: William Rhea Jr. [0.979434]
My mother-in-laws line of descent from William & Elizabeth (CLARK) RHEA follows: Robert RHEA b 1759 d Oct 31, 1834 m 1781 Martha Sarah MEEKS son William RHEA b Oct 31, 1782 d Mar 3, 1855 m Feb 28 1802 Elizabeth Boiler son David RHEA b Oct 28, 1802 d Apr 18, 1900 m Elizabeth Givens son George RHEA b Jul 11, 1839 d Jan 12, 1905 m Eliza Jane Brewer son David Wesley RHEA b Nov 11, 1860 d May 9, 1951 m Saran Amanda Fout son Pearl Floyd RHEA b Jun 22, 1888 m Feb 23, 1913 Luella Wood dau Dorothy Louise Rhea b Aug
25. Re: William Rhea Jr. [0.979434]
Pat - Sorry to be late in responding to your email re William Rhea & Elizabeth Clark. My mother-in-law is a direct descendant of this William Rhea and I am very much interested in any information anyone would have on this line. Let me know what you would like from me. Lois
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