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1. [RHEA-L] Does this group include REA w/o the H? [1]
Does this group include REA w/o the H? Georgeann http://www.IrishGenealogy.com/rea.htm
2. [RHEA-L] Re: Walls/RHEA/CAMP/GREEN [1]
Glenna, My mother was a Walls also. Her father was Robert Jackson RheaWall 1876-1962 m. Mary Adeline CAMP. 1899-1964. They had 15 children. Robert Jackson's had 5 brothers and two sisters. His father was Elijah Edward Walls b. 9-27-1851 d. 6-19-1930 m. Sarah Jane Elizabeth RHEA Elijah Edwards Father was William Walls b. abt 1827 m. Caroline GREEN b. 1832 d. 1852. I don't show a Robert D. Walls in my files, but it is not real complete from Robert Jackson on back. I only show two children of William Walls
3. Re: [RHEA-L] Re: [HARVEY-L] Fwd: CRR; McCREARY Gen. Society? [1]
Hey, guys, I forgot to change the subject line for this message to genealogy groups from Brouderbund. Pat
4. [RHEA-L] If your family can be traced back to "Virginia" [1]
Tricky Little Subject isn't it? You all know that Sandi Gorin is a friend of mine, possibly cousins, I got thi from her Ky Tips forum Tip #1 A look at Ky. If our earliest families can be traced back to "Virginia, we must realize that they could have been 1. In any part of Illinois from 1781 until its statehood in 1818 2. In any part of Indiana from 1787 until its statehood in 1816 3. In any part of Kentucky from 1775 to its statehood in 1792 4. In any part of North Carolina from 1728 to 1799 5. In any p
5. [RHEA-L] Rhea family [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --Boundary_(ID_nQUTie9TcL0Bxw5j7Jlklw) Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT This weekend, on our way home from the Outer Banks, I persuaded my husband to stop in Salisbury, NC to check out the McCubbins file on my Barkley family. As we had a long drive, I ask for "just one hour". Boy, I could have used several days! I rushed and found the Barkley files and started copying. One letter I found may be of interest. It was fr
6. [RHEA-L] RHEA, John [1]
Does anyone out there know anything about the ancestry or descendancy of this John Rhea. I found it under the Tennessee Chronical site in Monroe County Page? I am a descendant of the Rheas but would really like to know something more about this one to see if he is connected in anyway to my line. My Rheas were from Tennessee. Thankyou. Linda Spivey-Bjorklund 1807 Rhea, with its seat at Dayton, was named for John Rhea who served in the Revolutionary War, was a member of the Tenn
7. [RHEA-L] USS David R. Ray [1]
Hi Everyone, I ran across this site while searching for a ship my son was on. It may not help anyone, but never hurts to try. Carole You can find this site at: http://www.surfpac.navy.mil/drr/index.html HM2 DAVID R RAY BIOGRAPHY Hospital Corpsman Second Class David Robert Ray was born on 14 February 1945 to David F. and Donnie M. Ray of McMinnville, Tennessee. He graduated from City High School in McMinnville in 1963. David Ray was a University of Tennessee alumni scholarship winner and atte
8. Re: [RHEA-L] William Madison Rhea [1]
If anyone knows who ray.146@osu.edu is will you tell him to contact his ISP, His ISP says name not found in directory. therefor he's not receiving any mail from the Rhea List Thanks Pat
9. [RHEA-L] USS David R. Ray [1]
Hi Fellow Searchers, last night I sent a message to the list about David R. Ray and the US Naval Ship named after him. I need to clear up some confusion. This young man was not my son. My son is alive and serveing on another ship. I just happened to find the name of the USS David R. Ray and thought someone might be searching the line he was in, so sent it to the list. Carole
10. [RHEA-L] Re: Hemp Certificate [1]
Fellow Rhea Researchers: Thought this might be helpful to some of you on the list. We know that William Rhea, Rockbridge and Augusta co., was issued a hemp certificate . If any of you see this mentioned you'll know what it means. A hemp certificate was the same thing as a tobacco certificate. It was a document showing the holder had turned in so many pounds of the named commodity to the warehouse for sale. These certificates were used as cash since there was little hard currency in circulation. In
11. [RHEA-L] Early American Trails and Roads: Part 1 [1]
========================== Early American Trails and Roads ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ~Introduction~ Expansion by Americans from the Atlantic to the Pacific took many years, often spanning generations. During the colonial years, travel was largely North-South. Following the Revolutionary War, citizens of the new nation began to forge westward and were often joined by newly arriving immigrants. Expansion occurred by different paths and a variety of tr
12. [RHEA-L] Re: USGenWeb Press Release [1]
In a message dated 98-03-25 15:53:25 EST, you write: << The following is the official statement about recent changes at USGenWeb. Please disseminate this to the public---thanks. Megan and the Board. **************** There has been a recent change in the main internet address for The USGenWeb Project. The project has learned that individuals associated with the server where our main URL was housed have formed a corporation, USGenWeb, Inc. Since The USGenWeb Project was founded on the belief of
13. [RHEA-L] Early American Trails and Roads: Part 2 [1]
THE NATIONAL ROAD The National Road was originally called the Cumberland Road because it started in Cumberland, Maryland. By 1825, it was referred to as the National Road because of its federal funding. The enabling act for admission of Ohio to the Union in 1803 contained provisions for construction of a road linking the East and West. Congress then passed "An Act to Regulate the Laying Out and Making a Road from Cumberland, in the State of Maryland, to the State of Ohio." In 1811, contracts were sig
14. [RHEA-L] Fwd: information on the Rhea family [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_889349666_boundary Content-ID: <0_889349666@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Look familiar to anyone? --part0_889349666_boundary Content-ID: <0_889349666@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from relay12.mail.aol.com (relay12.mail.aol.com [172.31.109.12]) by air16.mail.aol.com (v40.7) with SMT
15. [RHEA-L] Fwd: Alexander Rhea - More CLUES [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_890260883_boundary Content-ID: <0_890260883@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_890260883_boundary Content-ID: <0_890260883@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <"fourrhea@westol.com"@westol.com> Received: from relay14.mx.aol.com (relay14.mail.aol.com [172.31.109.14]) by air05.mail.aol.com (v40.9) with SMTP; Wed, 18 Mar 19
16. [RHEA-L] Marriages Performed by Rev. Joseph P. Howe of Montgomery Co. Ky. [1]
Here is the address of this site: Marriages performed by REv. Joseph P. Howe of Montgomery Co. Ky. as recorded in his journal. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/montgomery/howe/marriage.txt It is 7 pages long. There is a Rhea listed, but there are other names that if you are related to people from Augusta Co. Va. that migrated to Kentucky and were members of the presbyterian church, you're going to find this mind boggling. I found so many people I knew from old records. A lady from the KyBath co. l
17. Re: [RHEA-L] Singleton B. Rhea b. Monroe Co., TN to: Polly [1]
I am not sure how this relates to the large Rhea family, but thought I would tell you that Robert and Sarah Bingham Rhea had a son Robert. He married in 1787 to Mary Stephens. He had a sister Ann Rhea Turk. Her husband Thomas Turk Jr. moved to Tennessee and were living in Blount County when he died in 1833. Their children according to a descendent were James Turk, Robert Turk, Archibald Rhea Turk, Elizabeth Turk, Margaret Turk, William Turk, Hiram Turk, Sally Turk, and Thomas Turk. per Robert Perry Rhea, B
18. [RHEA-L] Grainger County RAY/RHEAs [1]
Hi Alvey, I think most of us have found the family name spelled many different ways. There are as many different reasons for this - as people moved out onto the frontier there was little time for schooling and usually younger family members could neither read nor write, also census takers spelled names phonetically. My family spells the name RHEA and RAY. I can't tell which came first so I look at all of them. My sister thinks that those early Grainger County Ray/Rheas are related to our Hawkins/Hancock/C
19. [RHEA-L] Early American Trails and Roads: Part 2 [1]
Early American Trails and Roads... Continued. See "Early American Trails and Roads: Part 1" for details. THE MOHAWK (IROQUOIS) TRAIL The Mohawk Trail of New York, also known as the Iroquois Trail, extended from Albany west to the eastern end of Lake Erie, where Buffalo is now located. This was the most northerly route through the Appalachian Mountains, leading from New York's Hudson Valley along the Mohawk River on to the Great Lakes. It was used heavily by New York's early emigrants and was much
20. [RHEA-L] William & Margt. Ray of Ohio Co., VA 1807 [1]
For several years I have been looking for my gt-grandmother's (Maud Ray) ancestors. I didn't have much except her name and that she married Robert Sattler of Cincinnati, OH ca 1880, and died before 1900. Yesterday, I learned that she descends from Wm. & Margt. Ray who were in Ohio Co, VA when their son, Joseph was born on 25 NOV 1807. I checked my current atlas and there is no Ohio Co. in VA, but there is one in WV. Back in 1807 was this all VA? Does this William & Margt. Ray sound familiar to anyone?
21. [RHEA-L] Re: [ILMORGAN-L] March is National Women's History Month [1]
Subj: March is National Women's History Month What better way to celebrate than beginning to research your female ancestors? I got this idea from the Reunion Magazine article. The Other Half of Your Genealogy: Researching Women. Yes its true that tracking women in your pedigree is a greater challenge. Women had few rights so their husbands, fathers, and brothers left more records. Don't let that stop you. You just need to be a little more creative in your research. Start by making a chronology
22. [RHEA-L] RAYS [1]
Seeking any information on my ggrandfather, William Mays Ray, b.30 Dec., 1844 in TN, d. 13 Jan., 1923, Lincoln Co., TN; and ggrandmother, Mary Susan Nelson, b.11 Jan. 1854 in TN, d. 1 Mar., 1923. At time my grandmother, Eva Blanche Ray was born, 11 June, 1877, they were living in or near Pulaski, TN, later in Lincoln Co., TN. Blanche married John Lee James in 1905. Another sister, Ernie (or Clarra E.) married Raleigh R. Moore, and am told there was a daughter Myra and a son Ray born before she died. Would l
23. [RHEA-L] Rhea names [1]
Library of Congress- numerous ways to consider of looking up the last name Rhea Rae Raes Raies Rais Raye Rayes Rea Reay Reigh Rey Rhay Rhea Rhey Wray interesting huh!
24. [RHEA-L] RAY, Hezekiah TN>VA 1779/1780-June 4, 1870 [1]
Dear Ray Researchers, Seeking any info. on Hezekiah RAY. b. 1779/1780-d.June 4, 1870 VA? He married first time before 1801 to Betsy PUTMAN b. ?-d. ? . She was the daughter of James PUTMAN Sr. and Joice ? PUTMAN. Need info. on bro., sis.,parents of anyone mentioned above. Thanks. Sincerely, Darrell Bradley
25. Re: [RHEA-L] 1830 EasternTN RAYs [1]
For those of you who are not familiar with Tenn. Counties. I thought I would tell you that Monroe Co. Tn. was Roane co. Tn. and before that Knox and Blount co. Tn. ' Rhea's were in Knox and Blount Co. Tn. in the 1700's. Thanks Charla. Pat
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