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1. [RHEA] Page 4 Ref. and Notes beginning with 33 [1]
33. Short, A., 3:106. 34. Ibid., 19 or 34. 35. Ibid., 108. 36. Ibid., 125. 37. Washington Co., VA Guardian Book, 1.* William Gleave (also Glave, Glave) chosen guardian by Elizabeth REAUGH, daughter of Robert Reaugh, deceased. The bond was dated March 21, 1780. In 1783, William "Gleaves" and Archibald Rhea, Elizabeth's brother, were lieutenants(Kegley, MaryB.,2:218-219*). In 1789 and 1793, he was living on Cripple Creek near the homestead purchased by Elizabeth's father in 1775-1776
2. Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V01 #62 [1]
Norma, I have quite a bit on the Koiner, Coyner family. Would like to see what you have. You know I have a cousin on this list, that is related to Martin Luther Coyner through marriage. My cousin and I are related to William, and her husband through Robert. You will find the References and notes interesting when I get to them. They give alot more info then you would think. Pat H PatriciaHH63@hotmail.com List Admn of Rhea-L _________________________________________________________________ Get your FR
3. [RHEA] William Rhea family- continuing with Alexander and Sarah Conger Rhea [1]
The children of Alexander and Sarah (Conger) Rhea who lived beyond infancy were: John Conger Rhea, September 19,1836-January 8, 1913,[121] married Elizabeth J. Pollock on November 27,1856;[112]he was a soldier in the Civil War, and moved to Kansas, then Washington;[122]William Leander Rhea, November 11,1840-July 7,1854;[123]Sarah Catherine Rhea, March 26, 1843-March 13,1866,[123]married Michel Pentecost on December 25, 1862;[124]Robert Milton Rhea, April 25,1848-October 20,1919 married Sarah Elizabeth
4. [RHEA] Problem with the messages I am sending on Rhea [1]
Robert Perry Rhea, would you send me a message and let me know if you received the message containing the information on Archibald named his wife Elizabeth, his son James, and his daughter, Elizabeth. I was doing spell check and the message went away. Pat PatriciaHH63@msn.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
5. [RHEA] References and Notes Page 1 Ref. are bracketed. [1]
References and Notes Page 1 * The author has copies of references that are followed by an asterisk. The first time a book or other work is cited, a complete description is given. Subsequent citations are abbreviated. 1. Crozier, William Armstrong, Ed., Virginia Colonial Militia, 1651-1776, (Baltimore, MD:Genealogical Publishing Co.,1965), 64.* The list of militia is from Hening's Statutes At Large of Virginia, Vol. 7. The surname was spelled "Reah." 2. Augusta Co., VA Deed Book 2,751-753.*Dated May
6. [RHEA] The Rheas(Reaugh, Reah, Reagh, Reaoh, Reach) [1]
Pertaining to the Mollie Clark article and the article written by Connie Metheny; if they would like to submit that information to the list, please do. I will give you the weekend to digest all this information, and then Monday will start on the References and Notes. Its a biggie! Pat Hall PatriciaHH63@hotmail.com List Admn of Rhea-L _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
7. [RHEA] Edward Mason Statement- Ref. and Notes [1]
If the testimony of one Edward Mason is accurate (see below), Archibald "Senior" had died by the time Archibald Reagh sold the land originally purchased in 1753. The most obvious evidence for a senior Archibald was the use of the designation "Junior" in the deed of 1758 and the mortgage deed of 1783. Secondly, an Archibald "Roaugh" was in the Augusta County militia in 1746, and old enough to pay the wolf levy [Ref.7]. If this was Archibald Junior, he would have been seventy-nine or older at his death
8. [RHEA-L] Potential Toxic Agent- max up with the bullets [1]
Potential Toxic Agent ? Mold (farmers lung) ? Anthrax bacteria ? Lead ? Asbestos ? Mercury ? Carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, cyanogen compounds, lead and compounds ? Acrolein, amylacetate, arsenic, lead, methanol, oxalic acid ? Lead ? Hydrofluoric acid, lead, magnesium, manganese, sulfur dioxide ? Acrolein, aniline, arsenic, chromium sulfuric acid ? Acrolein, aniline, arsenic, chromium, sulfuric acid ? Arsenic, carbon monoxide, tar and pitch ? Nicotine, lead ? Anthrax, bacteria, benzol, toluol, xylol, car
9. [RHEA] 6. Robert Rhea [1]
6. Robert Rhea was born in 1759, and died October 31, 1834 in Pocahontas County, Virginia, now West Virginia.[67]After three years of separation, in 1796 he divorced his first wife, Martha Meek,daughter of Thomas and Agnes/Nancy Meek,[72]and sister to Elizabeth,the wife of his brother, James. The grounds were adultery and desertion.[174] There were five children:(1)William Rhea, October 30,1782-March 2, 1855,[175]who married Elizabeth Boiler, sister to Catherine, his father's second wife,February 24,
10. [RHEA] References and Notes [1]
I had some trouble with my computer, but hope I have it taken care of and will start again tomorrow to send more info. Pat H. PatriciaHH63@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
11. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V01 #66 [1]
>Ed: You have told me this before on the Augusta County List. I just keep >forgetting. I have so many names in my head they are beating my brain! The >story I typed from the Koiner History has never been proven, it is just >data that is out there. Ed is right. If you keep furnishing errors they >are apt to stick in somebody's research, but the Koiner story should be >saved as folklore, not necessarily true data. Although most of the data is >correct about Martin Luther Coyner and his sons. For this r
12. [RHEA] Fwd: Rhea References and Notes [1]
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13. [RHEA] Page 3 beginning with 19. [1]
19. Washington Co., VA Court Minute Book 1. John Reaugh granted administration of Robert Reaugh's estate, November 16, 1779, the bond amounting to eight thousand pounds (p.83).* An inventory of his estate was ordered (p.83).* recorded (p.86),* and two persons named as security on the bond were replaced (p.112).* 20. Washington Co. VA Will Book 1, 34.* Inventory of the estate of Robert Reagh, brother to William and Archibald. 21. Augusta Co., VA Deed Book 2, 469-470. Dated February 25, 1749. Co
14. [RHEA] Last Column of page 2 starting with 16. [1]
16. Rhea, Robert and Mary, Revolutionary War & War of 1812, Pension and Bounty Land Applications, Selected and Nonselected Records, File W10235, Inv. File233,B.L.Wt.22548-160-50, National Archives, Washington, D.C.* The file contains many pages of interesting material, including Robert's own account of places and dates of residence, and his military units and their movements in the two wars. Signatures include his own and mary's, and of Mary and James C. Wright, their granddaughter and son-in-law. J
15. [RHEA] Microsoft Internet Explorer and my message no. 62 to you. [1]
I will return to send messages tomorrow. I am flustered. I was typing in the very long message no. 62, when I was informed that Internet explorer wasn't functioning and lost the whole message. I have it corrected now. But will have to type in the whole message again, just cant face it today. More tomorrow. Pat H PatriciaHH63@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
16. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V01 #72 [1]
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17. [RHEA] Rev. John Brown [1]
This may be another tie to Augusta County (see below) ~ Rev. John Brown was actually a German Reformed minister at a popular church (Timber Ridge) just over the Augusta County border in Rockingham near the home of Martin Luther Coyner and Elizabeth Rhea Coyner ~ two of his daughters married sons of these Coyners. He was a very much loved minister in that area for many years, over 40. German Reformed is considered Presbyterian in nature, as opposed to German Lutheran, although they many times shared ch
18. [RHEA] References and Notes [1]
Robert Perry Rhea, If you have time and can add the corrections to any of the REferences & Notes that Norma is sending it would be appreciated. I am only able to get onto the computer once in a while, when it will let me. I will be out of town June 2 through the 8th. and hopefully by that time my son in law will have the problems corrected to the computer. My Windows program and my Outlook Express are having problems. Thanks Norma for the all the help! Pat PatriciaHH63@hotmail.com ______________________
19. [RHEA] Rhea References & Notes # 103- 106 [1]
I just received the Digest today and find that #63-67 is no better. It seems that I am not the only one having a problem with the Digest. #103- ROCKBRIDGE CO., VA DEED BOOK H, 339-340.* Dated January 21, 1813, recorded July 5, 1813. Robert and Archibald Rhea, oldest sons of William Rhea, Jr., and grandsons of Robert and Sarah Gay (Ref. 101), sold to Christopher Surface in 1804 the two parcels of land they had inherited as grandchildren of Robert Gay (Ref. 139). Archibald and Elizabeth Rhea signed the
20. [RHEA] Rhea [1]
Patricia, I am in the process of pouring through all the information you have sent. I am in hopes of finding a connection to my ggggrandfather John Riley Rhea who was born abt. 1797 in PA. He came to Texas abt. 1826 with Vehlein's Colony and was granted 1 league in Austin's Colony. I don't know much about him before he came to Texas. Infact I know nothing about him before he came except that he was born in PA. I am trying to find some trail on him before he came here. So far I've had no luck. I
21. Re: [RHEA] The Rheas(Reaugh, Reah, Reagh, Reaoh, Reach) [1]
Pat I just want to say you have done a tremendous job putting all this on the net. I for one am thankful for the information. I claim John Rhea who married Mary Deloach as my direct line, he then Mary Smiley. I look forward to the References. I would love to pinpoint where John and Mary ended their days. Thank you. Dorothy Cox
22. [RHEA] Rhea References and Notes Pages 10 and 11 #107-114 [1]
#107- Schirack, Eddie, PREBLE COUNTY, OHIO COMMON PLEAS COURT RECORDS, 1810-1850, 117.* David Putnam vs. Harmonious Rhea et al..., June 15, 1850. Gives the date of Robert Rhea, Jr.'s death, and names his children: harmonious, John, William, Elizabeth and Elias B. Rhea. In the text, the superscript reference for Harmonious and Leah Hornbaker was inadvertently omitted. See Ref. 108. #108- Will of Harmonious Hornbaker, copy of original will.* Dated June 5, 1832, proved July 8, 1833. PREBLE CO., OH
23. [RHEA] page to follow The family has been "reconstructed" through the wills of Archibald [1]
Archibald named his wife Elizabeth, his son James, and his daughter, Elizabeth, and "my children."[134]William named his wife, Mary, his brother, James, his sister,Elizabeth, and his sisters nancy Gatewood, Sarah A. Reddin,[135]Nancy had married Pemberton Gatewood, November 10, 1830,[136]Sarah A. had married(?)Reddin,[135]and Mary married Aaron C. Blakeman, May 3, 1832.[137]James died testate in 1847, but mentioned only his wife, Nancy Catherine.[138] Robert Gay, the father of William's first wife, Ma
24. [RHEA] Rhea Family- (1) John Rhea [1]
(1)John Rhea, who never married, died about 1812.[143] (2) Alexander Rhea married Polly/Mary Allen, March 25, 1813[144]and died testate in March, 1815.[143](3)Anny Rhea married David Hutcheson/Hutchason, the bond dated August 6, 1805.[146]She died testate between May and July of 1812,[147]leaving one child, Elizabeth Hutcheson, who died shortly after her marriage to Leonard Mudd, June 28, 1826.[148](4)William Rhea Jr., born 1790,[149]first married Isabella Abney, March 30,1824,[150] and then, Mrs. Ta
25. [RHEA-L] RAY surname [1]
Hello Cathy, Thank you for writing. I have RAY in Daviess County this same time period..maybe cousins or something? 1860 Daviess County, Missouri Census Roll#476 Jefferson Township RAY, William E. 40 VA. , Elizabeth A. 35 (KEFAUVER) VA. , Emily, 14 VA. , America Virginia 12 VA. , Taylor"Addison" 11 VA. , Theodocia "Docia" 6 VA. , Belle 2 MO. My ggGrandmother isn't listed in this one as she married this
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