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1. BARTON RAY [1]
I would like to contact other researchers interested in Barton & Polly ( ) RAY, md. ca 1808 in VA. There is a Barton Ray in Botetourt Co. VA in 1810. They then moved to KY (Montgomery Co. I believe, at least there is a Barton Ray there in 1820). They then moved to IN (Jennings Co.? in 1840 there was a Barton Ray there). Then on to Lee Co. IA where Barton died. In 1852 Polly and son William moved to Scotland Co. MO, then to Adair Co. MO. In her obituary it says Polly and Barton had 4
2. JOHN RAY SR. [1]
Will abstract of JOHN RAY, Sr., Washington Co. KY RAY, JOHN Sr. being 80 years of age - Will - W: 6 Dec. 1811 - P: 13 Feb. 1815, Bk. B, p. 408 Leg: Wife Sarah, sons: John, Richard, Benjamin, Absalom, Joseph, William, Joshua, Elisha and Reason. Daughters: Ann Holland, Rachel Buckler, Elizabeth Johnson, Margaret Bennett, Sarah Prather and Harriet Ray. Mentions 630 acres of land on Wilsons Creek in Nelson Co., also land Hardin Co. Ex: sons Joshua and Eli
3. Re: Rhea [1]
Yes I would love to have any records that you might have concerning the Ann Rhea Lockridge descendants for myself, and for my Rhea family discussion list. Thanks Pat
4. STERLING RHEA 1827 - abt 1912 [1]
I am Robert Donald Rhea (b. 1931) of Mesa, AZ. My great grandfather STERLING RHEA 1827 - abt 1912 Hancock Cty , Tn and Johnson Cty, Arkansas had 12 children ( by my records) ( Sterling was a son of John Rhea Jr. of Hancock Cty, Tenn, and his first wife was Cemantha McNally - or Semantha- ) I have only identified descendants of one of those children ( other than my grandfather ) I am looking for information re. ANY of the following Rheas: Jefferson Rhea John Rhea Manda Rhea Margaret Rhea Martha Rhe
5. Documentation on William RHEA, SR. [1]
William RHEA, Sr. served in French and Indian War. his will dated Jan 3, 1801 recorded in Bath Co. Will Book 1, p. 214. Listed as communicant of Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church in 1753. Signed call for first minister, John Brown, per History of Rockbridge County. Same source says he was issued a Hemp Certificate at the County Court in 1767 to grow 1,650 lbs of hemp in Augusta Co. Name spelled various ways: Regh, Rea, Reagh, Rhea (pronounced Ray), said to have originally been Campbell. Lived on Upper Mill
6. Elizabeth REA/RAY [1]
I'm researching the REA Surname. I have a Elizabeth Ann REA B:08-Sep-1824 M:02-Jan-1845 TO Benjamin F HEDDEN B:14-Apr-1819 D:1905 CHILD: John Calvin HEDDEN B:26-Dec-1845 Hopkins Co,Ky D:06-Oct-1931 Massac,McCracken Co,Ky M:27-Jan-1867 TO:Sally Brooks BAGBY B:20-Jan-1847 D:20-Apr-
7. Re: Descendants of Rev. Joseph Rhea [1]
Intro: to Ed Foley's pages of Descendants of Rev. Joseph Rhea of Ireland. Rev. Joseph Rhea was the grandson of Matthew Campbell Rhea. His father being Matthew also. Matthew Campbell Rhea, rebel, was the son of Walter Campbell and Jean Campbell. Jean was the daughter of Sir Niell Campbell, brother to the 9th Earl of Argyll- Archibald. Walter's lineage goes back to the Campbell's of Ardkinglas. Walter was Laird of Skipness Castle, as were his ancestors before him.named either Matthew or Walter. Pat
8. Lockridge [1]
I tell you the world is getting smaller and smaller. I had seen the name of Dr. John Lockridge, associated with the Coyner family; in some of the documentation from RPRhea. I wrote a note to bob walters, to see if this man was related to Ann Rhea and John Lockridge. From Robert Walters: Dr. John Ewing Lockridge is indeed a descendant of John and Ann Rhea Lockridge. They had a son John, who married Ann Elizabeth Ervine, who in turn had John Ewing Lockridge as their son, b. Nov. 24 1830, died 13 Aug. 1910.
9. MAGEE/MCGEE Surname Search Help Wanted [1]
I got this address as a new subscriber to Scotch-Irish list, and wonder if you have any information on MAGEE,Francis or (MCGEE?), of Pennsylvania and arrival from Ireland(believed to be from County Donegal or County Mayo; circa 1844-1866. Siblings were: He married a CAMPBELL, Mary, and claimed Scots-Irish ancestry (for her or him or both we don't know)and was a Catholic after arrival in the US.I'm trying to make the connection to Ireland and/or Scotland, but haven't yet got a breakthrough. Any hel
10. GENEALOGY is . . . [1]
Here is something I found a few years ago. I really like it, hope you like it too. I think It belongs in every genealogist notebook or posted right up there on your bulletin board. GENEALOGY is . . . rewarding because it yields immediate results no matter at what level you choose to become involved, from the filling out of a simple family pedigree chart to the writing of a family history. It is guaranteed to draw you closer to your relatives, give you a greater appreciation for the history of America
11. Re: MAGEE/MCGEE Surname Search Help Wanted [1]
That name is unfamiliar to me. Our Rhea's were Campbell's in Scotland Argyll branch. but changed name in Ireland to REAH. were Scot-Irish covenantor Presbyterian, before and after. Hope you find your link. I am not sure that it will be from this list. Pat
12. Levicy REA [1]
Hi Everybody, I am still searching for my elusive REA ancestor. This is what I have on her and I hope that someday she will tie in to all these wonderful family lines I keep reading about. Levicy REA, born May 25, 1793, married on May 10, 1810 in Culpepper Co., VA to Jesse CALVERT (according to Ella Foy O'Gorman's "Descendants of the VA Calverts" ). Levicy died July 18, 1840 and Jesse Calvert died August 4, 1860 in Daviess Co., KY. I am not sure where Levicy died at, either VA or KY. Any data or even
13. Re: Rhea [1]
My address is Mrs. Patricia L. Hall, 1212 East Loula, Olathe, Kansas 66061 Thanks. Pat
14. essay contest [1]
I belong to the South-Central-Kentucky @rootsweb.com and if you have any family in Barren, Green, Monroe, Metcalfe, etc. I strongly recommend it. I have permission from Sandi to post any of her info . The article I am going to post here will be cut down somewhat from the article Sandi printed to the list. Evidentally the Genealogy Society in Barren Co. sponsors a essay contest for 6th graders and this young man wrote about Matthew HARBISON. I think this name is in our RHEA family. This young man is obviou
15. Re: Levicy REA [1]
In a message dated 97-07-29 05:25:11 EDT, Rob Warren wrote: << I am curious how you found that Levicy is your family, I mean... all the way back to the 1700's? Do you know ANY of your family between her and yourself? >> Sure do, but I didn't post them because the surname wasn't REA. Maybe this might help somebody else though. Most of this data had been handed down to me from my great-aunt, who was Levicy's gr-gr-granddaughter. The genealogy bug is strong in my family! Direct Descendants of Levicy Rea
16. Wife [1]
Wife- Elizabeth CLARK Per "Abstracts of the Wills and Inventories of Bath County, Virginia 1791-1842" by Jean Randolph Bruns from Bath Co. Will Book 1, p. 306: Will of Elizabeth Rhea (X) dated Nov. 20, 1804 Wit: James Kelso, Robert Mines, John Rhea and Kitty Dill Exec. James Kelso and John Rhea Beq: to grandchildren and great grandchildren called Elizabeth or betsey 1 "bible and Watses hyms" to son William and all grandchildren names William the same to son Robert 1 bead with all the close belonging t
17. Jefferson Co. Indiana [1]
I was told a few days ago that there are alot of RHEA's in Jefferson Co. IN. I tried to get some info from Jefferson Co. on the USGENWEB, but its an orphan site. Is anyone aware of the Rhea's there and would you submit some of the info on the list. Pat
18. Re: Frank Rhea [1]
Dick, This is part of what he said in the letter to my g.g.uncle James Harvey Rhea August 9, 1913 Dear Cousin, I will introduce myself by saying that I am a son of Thomas Rhea, a grandson of William Rhea and a great-grandson of James Rhea, born June 3, 1780, in Greenbrier Co, Virginia and who died February 12, 1843 at his home farm in Island Grove township, Sangamon County, two miles north west of New Berlin. James, my great grandfather, and Thomas your grandfather, were brothers. He also says there was
19. Re: Dill [1]
Had a question about the wife of John RHEA, son of William. Actually I have alot of questions. If anyone related to this man in particular? Question on his second wife's name. It is reported in Robert Perry Rhea's Bath Co. Bicentennial article, that her name was Magdalane/Magdaline/Magdalene Dill, but in the marriage records it is spelled STILL, October 18, 1800. Could be some of that old english. But in the documentation that Robert Perry Rhea collected, Ref. #188 Botetourt Co., VA Will Book C, 122. Wi
20. Re: Children of William and Elizabeth Clark Rhea [1]
Hi, Well tell you what, the only difference in Rev. Joseph Rhea and his ancestry, is that his descendants can prove it, and we can't, but we're trying. Many researchers believe that Archibald Rhea, father of William, Robert, and Archibald; was the son of Matthew Campbell Reah. Do you know the story about him? Is there anyone on the list that would like to tell some of the story of Mathew Campbell. And yes it is a possibility that your family comes from ours, as many went to Tenn. Pat
21. Re: Rhea [1]
On Sat, 12 Jul 1997 08:28:19 -0400 (EDT) PHHGENE@aol.com writes: >Yes I would love to have any records that you might have concerning >the Ann >Rhea Lockridge descendants for myself, and for my Rhea family >discussion >list. > >Thanks > >Pat > Please send me your address. I'll start with a descendancy chart as I have it, and some Hopkins Co., KY material. "Joe"
22. RAY Montgomery Co. KY [1]
Anybody out there with RAYS in Montgomery Co. KY ca. 1820-30? Sandy
23. Fwd: Co.Down ancestors? / Harshaw Diaries [1]
Check this out! Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: LKWWilson@aol.com Resent-from: Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com To: Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com, IRELAND-L@rootsweb.com Date: 97-07-10 00:46:51 EDT The following was sent to me in my Irish/Scot Newletter from AOL. I think some of you may be interested. Lisa Wilson LKWWilson@aol.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ Subj: Re: COUNTY DOWN From: Suzballard OK, here it is: If you have a
24. Re: Pat's Line [1]
Dick, here is my descent. James RHEA b. October 14, 1809 Barren Co. Ky. m. January 2, 1831 in Barren Co. Ky. to Virlinda M. LAWRENCE, dau. of John M. LAWRENCE and Betsy HARVEY; b. May 15, 1811 in Barren Co. Ky. James died 1859 in Apple Creek, Morgan Co. IL. Buried in TURNER Cemetery. John Lawrence RHEA b. December 9, 1845 in Apple Creek Morgan Co. IL. m. 1st. to Mary Ann TURNER, d. of Evan TURNER and ? Jan. 10, 1868. She and three of her children died by 1872 in Cherokee Co. Ks.2nd Margaret Anna Cla
25. 1788 Fayette Co. Ky. Tax List [1]
Names that relate to Rhea Gay, James and John. Gray, David, George, Johnathan, Patrick, Richard. Meek, James, William. Campbell, Charles, James, Robert, Hugh, John, William. Clark, James, John, Thomas ************* Pat
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