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1. [RHEA-L] Moses Rhea, bc 1769, Warren Co., TN. [1]
Is there anyone on this list who is researching the Moses Ray who died about 1830 in Warren Co., TN. His wife has been said to be Hannah Ritter. However, in some documents I found today, it gives her name as Ritter Hudson Ray. Could her name have Hannah Ritter Hudson before she married Moses Ray? -- Johnita P. Malone jmalone@ix.netcom.com AOL Instant Messenger: jpmalone55
2. Re: [RHEA-L] BLM-ES, GLO Records for Missouri Rhea [1]
Jonita, I knew they were your bunch. Patricia L. Hall Proud Sponsor+50 RootsWeb phhgene@aol.com
3. [RHEA-L] Fwd: Arkansas Marriage database 1863-1890 Rhea [1]
--part1_50.7448dba.2689736c_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Patricia L. Hall Proud Sponsor+50 RootsWeb phhgene@aol.com --part1_50.7448dba.2689736c_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: From: PtrcHall@cs.com Full-name: PtrcHall Message-ID: <7d.6c8f6b2.26895fc8@cs.com> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 21:39:20 EDT Subject: Arkansas Marriage database 1863-1890 Rhea To: PHHGENE@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0
4. [RHEA-L] Alexander Rhea [1]
Here is a nice note I received, outlining a line I have not previously had any data for. Thought others might also be interested. ED FOLEY Subj: Rhea Book Date: 6/19/00 10:37:36 PM Taipei Standard Time From: Cmds1467 To: EFoley1 Dear Edward, First, I would like to commend you for your extensive research on the various lines of the Rhea family. My maiden name is Rhea, and I am a direct descendent of #350 Alexander Rhea, a son of #152 James Rhea. As you know, James was the husband of Mary Gr
5. Re: [RHEA-L] John Ray and Polly Bolon [1]
I have a little information about her. She apparently married Elijah Drake about 1808. Since the Drakes seem to be related to the John Rae/Ray/Rhea/Rea I am researching I suspect that this Pheobe is somehow related to him but more likely a granddaughter or something. Think she is too young to be a daughter and she wasn't mentioned amongst the aunts of Dicy (Ray) Perkins in the records that she gave to the Mormon Church for the baptisms for the dead. Now I do think that this John Ray/Rea/Rae/Rhea h
6. Re: [RHEA-L] Dicey Rhea [1]
You don't need to look it up. I was hoping maybe that you just knew. I was trying to figure out whether it was close to some of the Rays/Rheas I thought my line might be related to. Johnita Ferguson wrote: > > Without looking it up I would guess that Fort Blackmore was in Lee Co. VA, > but maybe Scott. I found the Stoney Creek Baptist Church Records on the > internet. Probably at one of these county sites. I will look it up and > get it for you, if you need me to. > Also if I want a copy of a di
7. [RHEA-L] What is in a name? [1]
As you and I have discussed before I have strong Native American ties on my Hendrix, Redwine, Rhea, and Barnes lines. I was seeking a name that fix as a special name. I was bouncing around Bird names as I love birds and Seabird popped in. I live near the coast and love seabirds, especially pelicans and gulls. Shortly there after a N/A elder confirmed this as my given or N/A name. Interstly after that I found that my Redwine G-grandmother was full blood Chicamaguan Cherokee, Bird clan. So I guess it all fit
8. [RHEA-L] RAY, REA, marriages in North Carolina [1]
"RAY","Britain","CASHON","Hannah",4,"Oct","1802","Mecklenburg Co.","NC" "RAY","Catharine","BATEMAN","Jonathan",20,"Jan","1766","Tyrrell Co.","NC" "RAY","Cropley","EVANS","Mary",29,"Apr","1765","Tyrrell Co.","NC" "RAY","Elizabeth","MORROW","Hezekiah",25,"Apr","1820","Mecklenburg Co.","NC" "RAY","Jennet","ROBINSON","Michael",22,"Nov","1788","Orange Co.","NC" "RAY","John","GRAY","Mary",22,"Feb","1763","Tyrrell Co.","NC" "RAY","Mahala Elisabeth","BUTNER","John Christian",22,"Nov","1831","Bethabara","NC" "RAY",
9. Re: [RHEA-L] Dicey Rhea [1]
Dissertations can be purchased quiet reasonably, some time they can checked out of the library of the university at which they were done. Abstracts can be obtained over the internet through local libraries. I purchased several for around ten-twelve dollars in the 1980's. Try UMIN COMPANY 300 North Zeeb Rd. Ann Arbor Michigan 48106 to purchase or any other information
10. [RHEA-L] Fwd: Rhea marriages to 1850 in ARKANSAS [1]
--part1_98.6dd2cbb.268973eb_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Patricia L. Hall Proud Sponsor+50 RootsWeb phhgene@aol.com --part1_98.6dd2cbb.268973eb_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: From: PtrcHall@cs.com Full-name: PtrcHall Message-ID: <34.712fe14.26896195@cs.com> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 21:47:01 EDT Subject: Rhea marriages to 1850 in ARKANSAS To: PHHGENE@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content
11. [RHEA-L] Warren County, Tennessee Court Record [1]
On March 30, 1992 I received this information from Kathleen Pennington, a descendant of Moses Rhea (brother of Luna Rhea, Sr.). Some of you may find the information interesting: "The article enclosed was in the 1845 Gazette Newspaper (a Warren Co. paper). Our Chancery Court records only wnt back to 1847."... "Chancery Court at McMinnville TN. Uriah York adm of the estate of Nancy Cooper deceased and adm .... of George W. Cooper deceased and filed in his own rights and of Fanny York his, wife, complaint a
12. Re: [RHEA-L] BLM-ES, GLO Records for Missouri Rhea [1]
Johnita, unknown to me were Rheas named Sebird when I chose/was give and the Native American name of "Seabird" Strange isn't. Even stranger would be if some of these Rays/rheas were min ancestors. HMMM Seabird, or Dr. Bob!!
13. Re: [RHEA-L] Dicey Rhea [1]
Dear Penny: How was the Union? My cousin went briefly but didn't have much to say but she is not a genealogist. I wanted her to go to the Rhea group if they had one but she didn't make it, I also was hoping she'd run into Johnnie Ray as I have recievd a family group sheet she has filled out on Frosts. She felt it was poorly attended. Let me know what you thought......Jodi
14. [RHEA-L] RHEA-ZACKERY TAYLOR [1]
I AM SEARCHING FOR WILBERT SMILEY RHEA PARENTS BIRTH DATES AND DEATH DATES. AND PLACE. WILBERT SMILEY RHEA WAS BORN 03/28/1876 CHINA SPRING,TX. MCLENNA CO. HIS FATHER WAS ZACKERY TAYLOR RHEA. I WAS TOLD HE WAS BURIED IN GRAHAM,TX. BUT I HAVE FOUND NO RECORDS. HIS WIFE WAS MARARETT MCCLURE I WOULD LIKE TO FIND HER BIRTH DATE AND PLACE ALSO THE DEATH AND PLACE. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION PLEASE SHARE IT WITH ME. MY MOTHER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF WILBERT SMILEY RHEA, HER NAME WAS SARAH ODESSA JEWEL RHEA. S
15. Re: [RHEA-L] Ray surname list [1]
Are your Daniels in KY? Anita Strawn Box 102 324 W. Retta St. DeLeon Springs, FL 32130 904-985-4509 astrawn@totcon.com ----- Original Message ----- From: The Cook's To: Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 10:41 AM Subject: [RHEA-L] Ray surname list > Good morning...I just found that the RAY surname has their own list also. > RAY-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > > Marie Lewis-Cook > Researching RAY, MALLORY, KEFAUVER, ETHINGTON, CARTER, DANIELS > PRATT >
16. Re: [RHEA-L] Dicey Rhea [1]
Do you know what VA county Fort Blackmore is in? This sounds interesting. Dicy was one of the favorite names in my Rhea family. Johnita Ferguson wrote: > > There is a Dicy Rhea/Ray in the Stoney Creek Baptist Church records. This > church was located close to Fort Blackmore in VA, just across the border of > TN. Think the records run from about 1800 to 1813. Does anyone know who > that Dicy Rhea would belong to, it says in the records she was called before > the church for marrying and her husband
17. Re: [RHEA-L] BLM-ES, GLO Records for Missouri Rhea [1]
Thanks. Some of these are my Rheas, e.g., Sebird, Sebird F., Spartan F., probably Robert P., Ezekiel, probably Houston, probably Jordan, Ransom H. Johnita PHHGENE@aol.com wrote: > > Bureau Of Land Management - General Land Office Records > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > -- > > > Patentee Name State Issue > Date Doc. > Nr. Accession or > Serial Nr. > > RHEA, ALEXANDER MO 05/13/1870 14233 MO5140__.432 > > RHEA, ARCHIBALD M
18. [RHEA-L] Pleasant Vincent Rhea/Joseph McIlwaine Rhea [1]
I have been searching for more than 20 years for the parents of Pleasant Vincent Uriah (or Neri or Eli) Jackson Harrison Glenn Rhea born 1821, probably in Lincoln Co., TN, married Mary Elizabeth Fannin(g) 24 Nov. 1845, Flat Creek, Bedford Co., TN. He is probably not the son of John and Sally Rhea of Lincoln Co., TN. Their son Pleasant Vincent Rhea was born circa 1803, married Fannie B. White, moved to Washington Co., AR circa 1829 where he died circa 1864. So far I have not been able to identify parents for
19. [RHEA-L] Rhea Cemetery Information - Warren County, TN [1]
>From correspondence that I have with Kathleen Pennington of McMinnville from Feb. 9, 1992: "Today my husband and I drove to Wesley's Chapel about 20-25 miles from here. The Rhea's (Moses' line) owned several hundred acres (I think) in this vicinity. We took some pictures of an old Rhea home. There at least 3 or 4 Rhea cemeteries which are grown up and rocks destroyed in that vicinity. The place where my great grandfather was buried has all been cleared away and no markings of any graves left. The cemetery
20. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: Rhea marriages Washington Co., Arkansas [1]
John Rhea m. to Margaret Eidson, as far as I know is not related to those other Rhea's in Washington Co. AR. His wife's family lived in Washington Co. AR. and are buried there. Patricia L. Hall Proud Sponsor+50 RootsWeb phhgene@aol.com
21. [RHEA-L] Rhea's living in Leavenworth, Franklin, and Douglas Co. Ks. 1900 [1]
Leavenworth, Franklin & Douglas Co. KS Name Index Combined Matches: 11 Name Page Rhea, Henry W. 380 Rhea, Andrew 380 Rhea, Eleanor (Millikin) 380 Rhea, John 380 Rhea, Mary (Northcross) 380 Rhea, Elbert A. 380 Rhea, Benjamin M. 380 Rhea, Henry W. 380 Rhea, Mary A. 380 Rhea, (Mr.) 383 Rhea, Louisa (McCaleb) 383 Leavenworth, Franklin & Douglas Co. KS Name Index Subscribers Only (more info) Name or Keyword: Description: In 1900, the official population of Leavenwor
22. Re: [RHEA-L] John Ray and Polly Bolon [1]
Jonita, a bunch of us are working on a John and Febra Rhea in the Hancock Co. area, and the story goes that Febra was an Indian found in the woods, the Rheas raised her and John Rhea (a son) married her. WE ARE SO STUCK. In your email you said: It has been suggested in the past that perhaps the following people were also children of this John Rae/Ray, but I now find that doubtful. Joseph M. Rhea Robert P. Rhea Looney Ray Lewis Ray (I think Lewis is related somehow, don't think he is a son) Pheobe Diane
23. [RHEA-L] Re: Rhea marriages Washington Co., Arkansas [1]
> > > Subject: [RHEA-L] Fwd: Arkansas Marriage database 1863-1890 Rhea > Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 23:03:08 EDT > From: PHHGENE@aol.com > To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com > > --part1_50.7448dba.2689736c_boundary > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Patricia L. Hall > Proud Sponsor+50 RootsWeb > phhgene@aol.com > > --part1_50.7448dba.2689736c_boundary > Content-Type: message/rfc822 > Content-Disposition: inline > > Return-path: > From: PtrcHall@cs.com
24. Re: [RHEA-L] BLM-ES, GLO Records for Missouri Rhea [1]
Yes, we're not sure whether it was a mispelling for Seibert or really intended to be Sebird. Sebird is what he seemed to use as well as the rest of the family. You say "Sebird" is Native American. Tell me more about that. I have wondered about the Native American aspect before as there are some indications of that. Johnita RobertLBarnes wrote: > > Johnita, unknown to me were Rheas named Sebird when I chose/was give and the > Native American name of "Seabird" Strange isn't. Even stranger would be
25. [RHEA-L] John Ray and Polly Bolon [1]
I'm feeling really brave today having just returned from the LDS Library and reviewing film 183,383, Mormon Records at Endowment House, Baptisms for the Dead (1877 Index of Heirs), pages 75, 76, and 97. I looked at the people that Dicy Ray Perkins, daughter of Aaron Ray and Nancy Howell, and her husband, William Gant Perkins, son of Ute Perkins and Sarah Gantt, baptisms and the relationships that they gave for these people. I previously had a not very easy to read copy of this info and mostly it was
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