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1. [RHEA] Response to Rollcall / McCoy [1]
Your statement, "Robert Rhea who also lived in Greenville, but who moved west late in the 1840's", caught my attention. I am a descendant of a Robert M. Rhea. He was born in about 1807 in Sullivan County, TN as the son of James Rhea. Robert M. Rhea married Nancy Evans, participated in the Illinois Black Hawk Indian War in the 1831-1832 timeframe. He moved to Paris, Illinois by 1837, probably moved there in about 1831. I don't know anything about any potential siblings other than half-brothers and
2. [RHEA] Rhea surname and Y-chromosome DNA typing [1]
I was wondering if anyone has had the Y-chromosome DNA typing done for the RHEA surname offered by Oxford Ancestors or by Ancestry.com? In my case it might help prove/disprove my Pleasant Vincent Rhea's (born 1821) link to the Reverend Joseph Rhea line. It could also prove/disprove a relationship to the other Pleasant Vincent Rhea (born 1803) of Lincoln Co., TN. Denise Fischer Santa Clara
3. [RHEA] Quaker Petition, 1743- includes names of Turk and McRae [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/petition.htm#H Just for History's sake, but also because it has some names I recognize, such as Turk, Clark, and McRae- could be interesting. Patricia Hall PhhgeneH@aol.com This and That Pat's Gifts
4. [RHEA] Roll Call [1]
This particular John Rhea, Sr. was a blacksmith and farmer born 1781 - 1790 who moved to Greeneville, Tennessee at some point before 1816. A family letter states that he came from Virginia and that his mother was a "Gragg"; he was related to (probably the older brother) to a Robert Rhea who also lived in Greenville, but who moved west late in the 1840's. Both John Rhea, Sr. and Robert Rhea knew the Balch family, particularly John Tennant Balch. John Rhea, Sr. [b. Virginia; d. Greeneville, TN] - Mary "Po
5. [RHEA] Lavina Rhea [1]
Found this on ancestry. was looking at Pryor gen. and saw this > 1 Lavina Rhea b: ABT 1800+ Jonathan Pryor b: ABT 1800/2 Martha Shipley > Pryor b: 29 OCT 1829 d: 19 AUG 1914+ James Guthrie
6. Re: [RHEA] Roll Call [1]
Bowie-McCoy wrote: > This particular John Rhea, Sr. was a blacksmith and farmer born 1781 - 1790 > who moved to Greeneville, Tennessee at some point before 1816. A family > letter states that he came from Virginia and that his mother was a "Gragg"; > he was related to (probably the older brother) to a Robert Rhea who also > lived in Greenville, but who moved west late in the 1840's. Both John Rhea, > Sr. and Robert Rhea knew the Balch family, particularly John Tennant Balch. > > John Rhea, Sr. [b. Virgin
7. [RHEA] Missouri Marriages [1]
Found this while doing some research in Mo. I don't have a contact with this family below, but maybe one of you do. Pat Marriage Records of Jackson County, Missouri 1827-1860 Volume 1 Name: John Morrow Spouse: Alley Rhea Marriage Date: 09 Aug 1846 Patricia Hall PhhgeneH@aol.com This and That Pat's Gifts
8. RE: [RHEA] Rhea surname and Y-chromosome DNA typing [1]
Denise, Thanks for the explanation. I didn't know there was any project like this going on. Sounds real interesting. Now, I wonder what kind of results I would get since I no longer have my own DNA? Last August I had a DNA transplant and now have my brother's DNA in me. What do they do with people who have had DNA transplants? Don -----Original Message----- From: Denise Fischer [mailto:DeniseCF@mac.com] Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 10:56 PM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [RHEA] Rhea surname a
9. [RHEA] James R. Rhea [1]
RAY, JAMES R. State: MO Year: 1860 County: Audrain County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Mexicounty City Page: 730 Database: MO 1860 Federal Census Index ************************************************************ Missouri Census, 1830-70 Viewing records 1-4 of 4 RAY, JAMES M. State: MO Year: 1870 County: Buchanan County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Rush Twp Page: 397 Database:
10. Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #41 [1]
What referernce to Chalkley's are we looking at? ED FOLEY
11. RE: [RHEA] Rhea surname and Y-chromosome DNA typing [1]
DNA typing can be done on either the Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). It can be used to prove descent from a common ancestor when genealogical evidence is absent. So for my case, I have Pleasant Vincent Rhea born 1821 probably in Lincoln Co. and died 1901 in Texas, TN. John and Sally Rhea of Lincoln Co., TN had a son Pleasant Vincent Rhea, but he was born in 1803 in Lincoln Co., TN and died circa 1864 in Arkansas. My P. V. Rhea has been a brick wall or over 20 years and I have never been able to i
12. Re: [RHEA] Roll Call Time [1]
My ancestry line -- William Rhea - Elizabeth Clark Virginia Robert Rhea - Martha Meek/s Virginia William Rhea - Elizabeth Boiler Virginia & Ohio David Rhea - Elizabeth Givens Ohio David Rhea Jr. - Sarah Lucretia Pratt Ohio Jehiel T. Rhea - Anna Bell Moles Ohio Guy Obrist Rhea - Leora Mae Green Ohio Haldor Elsworth Rhea - Dorothy Evelyn Weese Ohio "Me" Connie A. Rhea - Joseph R. Rowe Ohio Enjoy seeing all the lists. Connie
13. RE: [RHEA] Rhea surname and Y-chromosome DNA typing [1]
Can someone clue me in a little more on this DNA typing you are referring to? I have never heard of this project. How does it work and what does it cost? Don in San Antonio -----Original Message----- From: Denise Fischer [mailto:DeniseCF@mac.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 8:09 PM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [RHEA] Rhea surname and Y-chromosome DNA typing I was wondering if anyone has had the Y-chromosome DNA typing done for the RHEA surname offered by Oxford Ancestors or by Ancestry.com? In
14. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #41 [1]
Jusst found this in Augusta County, Chalkley's Chronicles. I've never seen it before. How does this affect Elizabeth and Ann Rhea in Augusta County? Norma
15. [RHEA] Roll call [1]
trying to locate James R.RHEA IN 1860 CENSU. in 1880 census ,wife name Amanda F. both B. in Mo.his parents born in Ky. hers in Tn. children Susan E. Anna E. Charles W. James M. Maude F. Claude L. help would be appreciated charley rhea
16. [RHEA] Re: Rheas - St. Patrick's Day [1]
I sent the wrong URL for my Rhea genealogy site. It is: http://www.angelfire.com/my/sallingerfamily/rheagenealogy/ Richard & Evanda Sallinger wrote: > Happy St. Patrick's Day to all my Rhea cousins! > > Evanda Rhea Sallinger > > http://www.angelfire.com/home/sallinger/holidayhouse/stpatricks.htm > > http://www.angelfire.com/my/sallingerfamily/rheagenealogy.htm > >
17. Re: [RHEA] Roll Call Time [1]
Connie What is your Givens line? Dorothy
18. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #42 [1]
Sorry, I forgot to paste it to the message, I'll find it again. RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >RHEA-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 42 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #41 [Norma Lewis ] > #2 Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 # [EFoley1@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from RHEA-D, send a message to > > RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of t
19. [RHEA] Roll Call response [1]
In response for the call for a Roll Call here is my lineage Archibald Rhea @1690 Ire -1763 Va / Ann Robert Rhea 1718-1779 / Sarah Bingham Robert Rhea 163 NC -1850 Tn / Mary Stephens Jehu stephens Rhea 1791 Tn - 1841 Oh / Elizabeth Smith Robert Kirkham Rhea (Sr) 1813 Tn 1901 In / Sarh Elizabeth Rinehart Franklin Howard Crockett 1861-1943 In / Sarah Elizabeth Rhea 1857-1942 Carl Franklin Crockett 1895-1975 / Maude Minnick Phyllis Lorene Crockett 1918 -1945 / Virgil Robinson to me Linda Crockett York
20. [RHEA] Re:rollcall [1]
Searching for parents of Mary Jane RHEA b-1846 Greene, CO. TN + James NELSON b-1848 NC, They married in 1870 Greene Co..TN Mary's mother is Margaret RAY b- 1 abt 1818, father unknown, Margaret's maiden name possibly WELLER or HENNEGAR
21. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #46 [1]
HI DON! Now I am confused!!!!!!! How does one give a DNA transplant? Joe
22. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #42 [1]
Page 262.--Dr. estate of Archibald Rhea in account with Wm. Rhea, guardian--1792, paid Wm. Rhea; 1791, paid Hugh Rhea, Jno. Rhea; by rent of the farm, 1778, 1779, to Thomas Caldwell. Page 263.--Above estate in account with Archibald Rhea, executor-- 1778, Shingles and nails to repair house; 1783, board and schooling Jno. Rhea. > > Just found this in Augusta County, Chalkley's Chronicles. I've never > seen it before. How does this affect Elizabeth and Ann Rhea in Augusta > County? > Norma > > Sorry, hav
23. [RHEA] Roll Call: Rhea, Edens, Fannin [1]
My Rhea line : Pleasant Vincent Uriah (or Neri or Eli) Jackson Harrison (or Harris) Glenn Rhea - Mary Elizabeth Fannin John Deskin Rhea - Mary Jane Edens Pleasant Valentine Rhea - Lillie Porter Roy Howard Rhea - Mildred Bedinger Marlene Rhea - Robert Fischer Denise Fischer (me) - Michael Moore Denise Fischer
24. [RHEA] Rheas - St. Patrick's Day [1]
Happy St. Patrick's Day to all my Rhea cousins! Evanda Rhea Sallinger http://www.angelfire.com/home/sallinger/holidayhouse/stpatricks.htm http://www.angelfire.com/my/sallingerfamily/rheagenealogy.htm
25. [RHEA] BLM GLO Records [1]
New Site for Bureau of Land Management records www.glorecords.blm.gov Patricia Hall PhhgeneH@aol.com This and That Pat's Gifts
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