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1. Re: Re: [RHEA-L] Grandma and Grandpa were School Teachers [1]
Hi, I live in Austin, near Springdale Road and have often wondered if there had been a community by that name. Can you tell me more about it, i.e. location, size, etc? We had the same ritual when I was in school in Austin and Manchaca in the 50's. The Manchaca school had only about 80 students in 7 grades. We had four teachers, one of whom only taught one grade so she could be the principal. Her "office" was more like a closet off the lunchroom! Was Springdale out towards Manor, Pflugerville, Dessau
2. [RHEA-L] Military & Civilian Gov. Records, Tip 173 [1]
From: Sandi Gorin [mailto:sgorin@glasgow-ky.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 4:45 AM To: KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com Subject: TIP 173 - MILITARY & CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT RECORDS TIP #173 - MILITARY AND CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT RECORDS Where can I find military and civilian government employee records? The following information has been gathered from several sources, including various books, web sites and from references made by Daily News from Ancestry. My thanks to everyone, unknown to me, who took the time to put
3. [RHEA-L] warning re: DAR numbers & researching w/ DAR membership papers [1]
A word to the wise: I'm a DAR member who just spent about a year back at HQ and wanted to pass on a word of warning. Those of you who discovered a link to any of the DAR messages earlier, and were thinking of using the info to join beware! DAR is basically requiring full re-documentation of lines with member numbers before 500,000. You can use the info as a jumping off point same as you would with LDS, but you should still continue to gather your documents (there are errors after 500,000 as well, but fa
4. Re: [RHEA-L] Grandma and Grandpa were School Teachers [1]
Hi everyone, my computer has been down for a few days and I could have missed some email instructions about the school teachers, but I wanted to relate a story told to me by a Rhea lady in Sneedville, TN (Hancock Co.). She said in her husbands family(meaning earlier generation) there were many sons. One was the sheriff, one was an outlaw, others were fine citizens, and one was sickly with T.B. so he was the school teacher. The students were very unruley and hard to handle so he came to school one day and
5. [RHEA-L] Chrles Duesler's Book [1]
Hi, "David D. Rhea (1811-1865) of Pocahontas Co., West Virginia, Lagrange Co., Indiana, Clinton Co., Iowa" by Charles J. Duesler. Although this thin book is primarily about David Rhea's descendants it has some good material about others of Bill and Betty's descendants. The book was published by Mr. Duesler in 1991. At that time he was living in Ames, IA. I believe he no longer lives there but I do not know his present address. Regards, Dick Fremon
6. Re: [RHEA-L] Mahala Rhea [1]
I am also a descendant of Isaac Lollar of Rutherford Co., NC., but have not connected this Levi Lollar to him as yet but am sure that there is a connection. Johnita PHHGENE@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 98-08-23 11:16:24 EDT, you write: > > << Mahala Rhea, b. 29 May 1807 in White Co., TN., daughter of Ezekiel > Ray/Rhea and Elizabeth Pryor, d. 28 Aug 1891 in Platte Co., MO., married > about 1828 to Levi Lollar. >> > > All I have on this is Mahala Rhea d. 1854 MO. Have Lollar's in my family
7. [RHEA-L] Brownlee and Rhea [1]
If there is anyone interested in the Brownlee family (Elizabeth Brownlee m. to William Rhea, here is some info below. If you contact her be sure and tell here I gave you the info. Pat Hall phhgene@aol.com davisson@olympus.net (Amelia Davisson) To: PHHGENE@aol.com At 07:20 PM 8/16/98 EDT, you wrote: >Do you have any Brownlee related to RHEA That is in my family tree. Not my >direct, but William RHEA m. to Elizabeth Brownlee, Yes, I have Elizabeth BROWNLEE b. 1753 VA, d. bef 1820 (d/o William BROWNLE
8. Re: [RHEA-L] The Children of Moses Ray, VA [1]
I am very interested in this Moses Wray (d. 1802) also and think it possible that he could be the father of my Ezekiel. However, you have Ezekiel married to a Jerusha and I know the wife of my Ezekiel was Elizabeth Pryor. I do not, of course, know whether he was married more than once or not. I do find an Ezekiel married to someone named Drucella. Do you think this could be a mispelling for Jerusha? See the following record. __ ___ (1799-1804). Smith Co., TN., Court Minutes, 1799-1804, pg 123.
9. [RHEA-L] Grandma and Grandpa were School Teachers [1]
Subj: TIP# 176 - GRANDMA AND GRANDPA WERE SCHOOL TEACHERS. Date: 98-08-25 07:46:17 EDT From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com (Sandi Gorin) To: KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com TIP #176 - GRANDMA AND GRANDPA WERE SCHOOL TEACHERS Many of you have written with suggestions on occupations and I will be running just a few more. Hopefully, later, I can add to the list. One of the most requested was on the old-time school teacher. My source is from the writing of Cyrus Edwards, Cecil Goode and Daniel Tolle primarily of south centr
10. [RHEA-L] Joseph Ritchey to Nancy Rhea [1]
Joseph Ritchey to Nancy Rhea Nov. 6, 1792 Knoxville, Knox Co. Tn. Wm. Hitchcock to Nancy Rhea Mar. 5, 1798
11. [RHEA-L] Wilson and Rhea [1]
Mrs. Mary Julia Wilson Woodrough. DAR ID Number: 17248 Born in Hamilton, Ohio. Wife of James Richards Woodrough. Descendant of Andrew Wilson, John Wilson and Joseph James. Daughter of William Wilson and Hannah Wilson, his wife (nee Wilson). Granddaughter of John K. Wilson and Mary James, his wife; Joseph Pollock Wilson and Julia Anne Rhea, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Andrew Wilson and Lily Porter, his wife; Joseph James and Jane Woodward, his wife; Henry Rhea and Elizabeth Lions, his wife. Gr.-
12. [RHEA-L] Elizabeth Rhea [1]
In a continuing effort to locate the descendants of Ezekiel, here is another one of his daughters. If you connect, please contact me. Elizabeth Rhea/Ray, daughter of Ezekiel Ray and Elizabeth Pryor, b. 19 Oct 1803, d. 13 Feb 1863 Mercer Co., MO., married William J. Ray, son of Joseph A. Ray, on 1 Aug 1822. Their children: Keziah Emaline Ray, b. 6 May 1823 Davidson Co., TN. Elizabeth Maranda Ray, b. 1 Jun 1825 in TN Wade Hampton Ray, b. 2 Mar 1827, Knox Co., TN. Sarah Pryor Ray, b. 8 Dec 1829, TN
13. [RHEA-L] Mahala Rhea [1]
If you descend from this daughter of Ezekeil Ray/Rhea, please contact me. Mahala Rhea, b. 29 May 1807 in White Co., TN., daughter of Ezekiel Ray/Rhea and Elizabeth Pryor, d. 28 Aug 1891 in Platte Co., MO., married about 1828 to Levi Lollar. Their children: Susanna Lollar, b. about 1833 in Platte Co., MO Sarah Lollar, b. about 1835 in Platte Co., MO. Isaac Lollar, b. about 1834 in Platte Co., MO. Miranda Lollar, b. about 1839 in Platte Co., MO. -- Johnita P. Malone jmalone@ix.netcom.com Ezekiel Ray
14. [RHEA-L] LODOWICK WRAY (RHEA, RAY) AND FRANCES PROCTOR MORRIS [1]
Thanks so much to all of you Rhea and Ray subscribers who gave me so much help after I last posted a query to the two lists. With more research, I believe I will find my Grandfather Morris, first husband to Frances Proctor. I typed the following for a cousin this morning, and will share some of the legends about Frances, who lived to be over one-hundred-years old. There are other interesting legends (or fabrications, as one chooses) about this family. I'll share with anyone who's interested. FRANCES PRO
15. [RHEA-L] Bristoe Station Battlefield / Manassas] [1]
I got this from a different list, but I thought it bears reading. Pat H. phhgene@aol.com .-----Original Message----- > From: Susan Carpenter > >I spent the last few days in Virginia, going to various battlefields and > >historic spots. While there, near Manassas, I visited the Bristoe Station > >Battlefield. Bristoe Station was a small little heard of battle, but it is > >dear to my heart because my Great great uncle Daniel Miller was killed > >there and buried there. He went to war i
16. [RHEA-L] Ray Researchers (quarterly) [1]
Does anyone have any information or an up to date address for the following periodical? Ray Researchers, Rae, Rea, Rhea, Wray (quarterly), PO Box 482 McCook Nebraska 69001 Andrew Rae a.rae@paisley.ac.uk
17. Re: [RHEA-L] Isham WRAY/RAY m. Mary Ann FAUNTLEROY [1]
elliott@okway.okstate.edu wrote: > > Is anyone researching Isham WRAY/RAY, who m. Mary Ann FAUNTLEROY, or their son > Harvey Clay RAY who m. Abigail ODELL? > > Want to share information? We believe the line flows as follows: > > Moses WRAY, b. abt 1735 Franklin Co, VA; d. bef Oct 1802 Franklin Co, VA; m. abt > 1754, Elizabeth Mary MORRIS, b. abt 1740; d. aft 1802, daughter of Daniel MORRIS > and Tabitha ??. > > Moses WRAY, b. abt 1760 Franklin Co, VA; m. unknown. (The parent/child > relationship o
18. [RHEA-L] Help [1]
Is there someone on this site that uses Brothers Keeper? Is there a problem using this program with Windows 98? I sure don't wont to combine them if they do not work together. Have tried to contact John Steed on the old site but get no connection. Thanks for your help. Dorothy Cox Sugar Land
19. Re: [RHEA-L] Grandma and Grandpa were School Teachers [1]
Jonita, Where were you in Kansas? Pat H.
20. [RHEA-L] Published Genealogies (NIR) [1]
The following is a *short* list of some published genealogies for Rea families in Northern Ireland. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who can add to the list, or who has been able to obtain copies of the second or third item... 1] Rea, J.H. (1970) 'The Rea Genealogy', private printing, Review Press (Banbridge) Ltd.,Co. Down, Northern Ireland. 2] Rea, H.O. (1960) 'Samuel Rea 1725-1811: His Heritage and Descendants', private printing, Dungannon, Northern Ireland. 3] Thornton, A.H. (?) 'A Belfast
21. [RHEA-L] Re: RHEA-D Digest V98 #182 - Joseph Rhea [1]
> Subject: [RHEA-L] Joseph Ray and Mary Christian - Augusta Co., VA > Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 15:50:45 -0400 > From: Ricky Ray > To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com > > Hey Y'all > > Is anyone researching the family of Joseph Ray, in Augusta Co., VA? > wife : Mary Christian > children: > Sarah > William C. > Gilbert > Arabella > Joseph > John > Daniel > Mary > > I'm especially interested in knowing if any of these children moved to NC. > (I know that Mary went to Indi
22. [RHEA-L] 1871 Canadian Census- Rhea [1]
Rec # Family Name Given Name(s) Sex/Age BP/Relig Ethnic/Occup District etc... County & City/Township 1 of 3 RHEA FN=FRANCIS;Age=70.BP=IRELAND; Rel= NC.Eth= IRISH; Occ= F.District=7; Subdist=F; Pg=144.MID Strathroy Vil. 2 of 3 RHEA FN=FRANCIS; Age=15.BP=O; Rel= CP. District=7; Subdist=F; Pg= D.MID Strathroy Vil. 3 of 3RHEA FN=ISABELLA;Sex=1;Age=16.BP=O; Rel= NC. District=7; Subdist=F; Pg= D.MID Strathroy Vil. 1871 Canadian Census Canadian Resources http://www.adoption.com/reunite/genealogy/ Pat Ha
23. Re: [RHEA-L] Teams, Team Leaders [1]
Martha, You take team #5 Please announce that you are Team #5 and send your data. It needs to be in a descendency outline. If you do not have a genealogy program, then please use a roll call format. include birth, death, places, etc. and may include a small paragraph at the bottom, that you can explain something. example RHEA, William b. 1715 County Donegal, IR m. Elizabeth Clark, VA RHEA, James b. use this format down to you. Pat H. phhgene@aol.com
24. [RHEA-L] More on Ray in Prince George Co. Md. end of paragraph [1]
Folio 94, Petition, 23 March 1702/3. Resuvery of Major's Lott in PG Co. = Petitioners: Edward Dawson, James Mullikin, Mathew Mackeby, and the ex= ecutors of John Joyce. To: Josiah Wilson, High Sheriff of PG Co and Mr.= William Hutchinson, Surveyor. Bounds: Land of Maj. Nicholas Sewell, Ed= ward Dawson, John Pottinger, James Mullikin, Thomas Lemarr, Matthew Mack= eby. Her Majesties' Surveyor: William Hutchison. Signed: Jury included = Thomas Swaringen, Richard Pile, Archibald Edmundson, Thomas Pl
25. [RHEA-L] Family Group Sheets [1]
When I send these Family Group Sheets, if anyone connects you let me know so I can mark that sheet with your name and email address. Pat H.
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