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1. [RHEA] How Blondes Explain Easter [1]
Subject: how blondes explain easter Blondes Explain Easter Three blondes died in a car crashand found themselves at the Pearly Gates. St. Peter tells themthat they can enter the gates only if they can answer onesimple religious question. The question posed by St. Peter is"What is Easter?" The first blonde replied, "Oh,that's easy! It's the holiday in November when we all get together,eat turkey and are thankful..."
2. [RHEA] ELIZABETH RHEA (i5952) in Foley Book [1]
Pat, please help me find this Elizabeth RHEA's complete name, nicknames and exact date of birth in Sullivan Co.TN. Also, who did she marry and when and more importantly...when, where did she die and where is she buried? This Elizabeth RHEA was the daughter of James & Elizabeth Snapp RHEA of Sullivan Co. TN. She is listed in the Ed Foley Book, but no history or data on her have I been able to find in his wonderful book. But this is suppose to be my great great grandmother and I want to try to document
3. [RHEA] Addendum to References and Notes Aug. 1, 2001 [1]
Addendum Robert Perry Rhea, the author of this article, descends from the Rheas of Augusta County, Virginia, as follows (marriage dates excluded): Archibald Roaugh/Reah/Reagh, ? to 1757-67, m.? William Reah/Regh/Rhea, ? to April 25, 1802, m. Elizabeth Clark, ? to November 23, 1804 William Rhea, Jr., ? to August or September, 1824, m. Mary? Gay, ? to between 1776 and approx. 1780 Robert Rhea, 1776 to May 5, 1850, m. 1st cousin, Elizabeth Rhea, 1776? to between 1813 and 1835 Robert Rhea, Jr. 1801-1805 to Janu
4. [RHEA] UK/US/WORLD ILLNESSES [1]
I got this from another list I belong to Pat : UK Illnesses through the yearsOriginal Message ----- YEAR AILMENT PLACE 1350* Bubonic Plague World wide 1499 Bubonic Plague London (UK) 1507* "Fever" UK (lasted from 1507 - 1550) 1551 Influenza UK 1555 Famine UK (rains bought famine and weakness) 1556* Bubonic Plague UK (this was an extreme event and lasted until 1563) 1578 Bubonic Plague UK 1586 Bubonic Plague
5. Re: [RHEA] Johnita Malone [1]
We will all miss Johnita. Words cannot say how much she meant to all of us, through her cheer, and research. Take care of all that research she did. Pat Hall PatriciaHH63@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Ray Malone Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 9:23 AM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [RHEA] Johnita Malone My mother passed away at home on Aug. 9, 2001. She was a member of alot of groups so I felt I should inform those who might have known her. She loved to research her family line and f
6. Re: [RHEA] Johnita Malone [1]
Yes indeed we will miss her! Dr. Bob! ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Hall To: Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 11:30 AM Subject: Re: [RHEA] Johnita Malone > > We will all miss Johnita. Words cannot say how much she meant to all of us, through her cheer, and research. Take care of all that research she did. > Pat Hall > PatriciaHH63@msn.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Ray Malone > Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 9:23 AM > To: RHEA-L@roots
7. Re: [RHEA] Johnita Malone [1]
Roxanne, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom. I corresponded with her many times. It is likely that we are cousins, albeit distant. I shall miss her correspondence. I think we connected as Rhea/Ray, Redwine and Hendrix. Again Great loss, greatly missed. Dr. Bob Barnes ----- Original Message ----- From: Ray Malone To: Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 11:20 AM Subject: [RHEA] Johnita Malone > My mother passed away at home on Aug. 9, 2001. She was a memb
8. Re: [RHEA] UK/US/WORLD ILLNESSES [1]
Wow. its a wonder any of us are here. Dr. Bob! ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Hall To: Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 11:31 PM Subject: [RHEA] UK/US/WORLD ILLNESSES > I got this from another list I belong to > Pat > : UK Illnesses through the yearsOriginal Message ----- > > YEAR AILMENT PLACE > 1350* Bubonic Plague World wide > 1499 Bubonic Plague London (UK) > 1507* "Fever" UK (lasted from 1507 - 15
9. Re: [RHEA] Johnita Malone [1]
Roxanne: I was so sorry to hear about your dear mother Johnita's death. I always enjoyed her messages to the Rhea board, and corresponded with her directly once or twice. She was always so willing to help. A light has gone out in the world and in the Rhea family community. I share your loss, as I know how it feels to lose a mom. My precious mother, my first and dearest friend, died in 1992, and I have missed her every day of my life since that time. No matter how old or young we are, when we lose our
10. [RHEA] Johnita Malone [1]
My mother passed away at home on Aug. 9, 2001. She was a member of alot of groups so I felt I should inform those who might have known her. She loved to research her family line and from some of the emails I have read recently she must of loved to research other people's family lines. I have already removed her from most if not all of the group lists. She will be greatly missed. Thank you to those who have already sent their condolences. The following is her obit. Roxanne (her daughter) Thursday
11. [RHEA] 1840 Census of Pensioners [1]
This is the URL for the 1840 Census of Pensioners Go to the search part and put in the surname you are searching for. A page will open up with all the states that contain that surname. I couldn't get any of those sites to open. So I made a note of the states that contained the info I wanted, and then went back and clicked on that state. That works. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/index.html Pat Hall PatriciaHH63@msn.com
12. [RHEA] Indiana Volunteers in the Spanish Amer. War 1898-1899 [1]
Indiana Volunteers in the Spanish Amer. War 1898-1899 ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF THE Sixty-first General Assembly of Indiana GEN. JAMES K. GORE, Adjutant-General MAJ. JOHN E. MILLER, Chief Clerk CAPT. WILBUR F. HAVENS, Clerk MISS ELIZABETH STEWART, Stenographer INDIANAPOLIS: WM. B. BURFORD, CONTRACTOR FOR STATE PRINTING AND BINDING I900 This book was originally owned by: Robert H. Love Co. C 159 Regt. Indiana Vol. Infantry Bradford, Ind. > Mitchell, Ind. This book is brought to you through the courtesy o
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