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1. Re: Cookies [1]
Ditto. Pat
2. Fwd: 1860 - 1870 - 1880 FEDERAL MORTALITY CENSUS SCHEDULES [1]
Looks like this could be my James B. Craig. Adair was Green, and Green was Lincoln. Check out the names Turk. We all know our families in the south had slaves. Wonder which Turk's these belonged to. Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: sgorin@scrtc.blue.net (Sandi Gorin) To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Date: 97-10-11 10:34:22 EDT While you're still drinking your morning coffee, I am going to start a new series of posts before Iclose up shop for today. In 1860, 1870 and 1800 there w
3. Henry Tolbert Rhea [1]
Back in the country after spending a fews days in Bangkok. Thailand has really been upset by the depreciation in their currency. Good time to visit on the other hand. Inflation has not yet taken hold so you can stay in a 5 star hotel for $70 a night. In any case, I have been trying to catch up on the mail... There are a number of Rheas who ended up in Texas in the early 1800's but I have not been able to find a Henry Rhea which fits the description Mike (mikea@flash.net) sends. I do have a bit of inf
4. Re: Ship "Alfonso" [1]
In a message dated 97-10-22 07:22:43 EDT, Ireland1@webtv.net writes: << .your email states "Master Ray" >> Master Ray is a young man.. I address birthday cards to my young grandsons as Master ______. Pat
5. Monmouth and Argyll [1]
Hi Pat, Many thanks for the account of the unpleasantnesses following the Monmouth Rebellion. Have you ever seen or heard of any documentation of the story about our Matthew the Rebel being incarcerated on the Isle of Man? Regards, Dick Fremon
6. subscribers [1]
We have 113 subscribers to this list now. Yeah! YEAH!!!!! Pat
7. Monmouth and Argyll [1]
I asked a question on the Scotch-Irish list, and this is what i got. I thought some of you might be interested. What I want to know is how did Castle Peel, Isle of Mann get into the history of Matthew Campbell. ****************************************************************************** ******************* The only battle fought on British soil in 1685 was the Battle of Sedgemoor in Somerset in south-west England. It was fought between the Royal Army of King James VII and II(who succeeded his father Ch
8. Re: Rhea [1]
"Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Walsworth Publishing Company, 1995. p.403: SELSER John Lewis Selser and his wife Barbara sold their 528 acre Fairfax grant land (part of the North Mountain survey on 4 August 1767 to several merchants of Philadelphia for 100 pounts. The Philadelphia merchants were: John and David RHEA, partners; John Baynton and Samuel Wharton, partners; Abraham Michell. (Frederick County, Virgina Deed Book 11, p. 519) This tract is accessible by Shenandoah
9. Re: Nancy Rhea & Jseph Ritchey [1]
I wonder why those men gave permission for Nancy to get married when her father James supposedly was still living until 1795. Any answer? She's not William's daughter she is James and Elizabeth (Meek) Rhea's daughter. does anyone have any further info on this? Pat
10. Henry Tolbert Rhea - sorry wrong data [1]
I apolgize for the extraneous messages. I must have had my head elsewhere when I sent the original message out. The Facts as I know them Henry Tolbert Rhea dob 6/17/1847 in TN? died 1904 wife Sarah Jane Sneed dob 10/20/1850 in ? died 1916 both are buried in Titus County texas Henry purports to be the son of Joesph McIllwaine Rhea and Catherine Kitty Myers......
11. Cookies & Rheas [1]
Hoping to put this thing to rest once and for all. About 7 or 8 years ago I got the EXACT same message regarding Mrs. Fields cookies. I know it was the same because I kept a copy hoping to try the recipe some time (never did). I got this Neiman-Marcus thing about two weeks ago on my e-mail at work. Definitely a hoax. Back to Rheas: In August there was a several-page essay on Samuel Rhea (1725) that told about their journey to America and first several years. Can anyone tell me the source of that material?
12. Chalkey's Chronicles [1]
Found the following article at Ancestery Geneology. Appears article lists immigrant ancestor Archibald Rhea. "Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 2, p 269" Page 145--Wm. Patton, aged 64, deposes, in Rockbridge, 7th November, 1806, he has lived in Rockbridge 56 years since last May. After the Revolution there was a rapid increase of immigration from the North. James Wardlaw and deponent's father were intimate. James had a son Hugh and a son Robert. There were Indian troubles for about 10 years.
13. family group sheet James David Rhea [1]
James David RHEA b. 1839 in ? m. WFT est. 1854-1878 in ? d. 1881 in ? father: Joseph Campbell Rhea mother: Catherine Reynolds Wife: Bettie BUFORD b. WFT est. 1828-1855 in Giles Co. TN. d. 1900 in Galveston, TX. father: Thomas J. Buford, Hon. mother: mary A. E. Gordon Children: James Buford Rhea b. ? where? m. ? where? all dates estimated by WFT d. ? where? spouse: ? Clifford Rhea b. 1866 ? m. ? d. ? spouse: Delia Donovan Annie Rhea b. 1868 in? m. ? in ? d. ? in ? spouse: William
14. Fwd: A SPECIAL POST [1]
I am forwarding a list of all the Kentucky Tip Lists that Sandi Gorin has put out, and it also gives the addresses where you can see them, or subscribe to her lists. Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: sgorin@scrtc.blue.net (Sandi Gorin) To: KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com Date: 97-10-07 08:47:41 EDT Today, you get a very rare second post! Our list of subbers grew by 64 over the weekend, taking us close to the 800 or more mark. What a thrill and welcome to all our new friends. FYI, I am posting a
15. Cookies [1]
Carol, I just wanted to say I think what you did about the Neiman-Markus cookie receipe was disgraceful.. I would never stoop so low. I recently paid $3000 for a pair of Beltone "hearing aides", actually, NOISE AMPLIFIERS, and you don't hear me going around bad mouthing BELTONE do you. Disgraceful !!!! Fred Preston I PAGE AT: http://cust2.iamerica.net/fpreston/prestong.htm PRESTON, RHEA, BREDEN, DYSART, TINSLEY, BARBER, HAYS, GAINES,MCILWAINE, ANDERSON, SCOTT, FAIRMAN, BRYAN, THOMSON, GARLAND, RAGLA
16. Re: Henry Tolbert Rhea [1]
As I explained I have further documents which I hope to add real soon. I have a copy of a document from a 1979 Rhea reunion. Henry Tolbert Rhea sells deed of property to his son Leon: Legal Description: "Louisville,Blount County, Tenness Property located on the east side of Main Street, running in the direction of the Tennesse River. Bound on the north by lot once owned by J.H. Henry. Bound on the east by farm of Dick Cox and on the south by a lot owned and occupied by Elizabeth French. The said prope
17. Rev. Joseph Rhea [1]
I have taken my first step into the future. I have put the first 4 generations of the descendants of Rev. Joseph Rhea on the internet. You can visit it on the web at: http://home.pacific.net.sg/~efoley (The ~ is on the top left of my keyboard.) ED FOLEY
18. LVA ARchives and Manuscripts Database [1]
http://image.vtls.com- Record Ser. Bible records collection: 24524 Title: Rhea-McChesney-Preston family Bible Record, 1803-1900 Size: 5 leaves Summary: Area covered is Washington County, Virginia, Bible printed in 1853. Other surnames: mentioned Bradley, Gray, Irby, Keebler, Keller, and Shackleton you can check on these records at the URL site: pat
19. REA/RAY > ILL, IN, MN [1]
I am researching the REA (RAY) family of: Douglas County, ILL from 1874 to present Champaign, ILL from 1874 to present Jackson, MN. ca. 1930's to present (Possibly Terre Haute and Vincennes, INDIANA area also) Marion REA/RAY m. Rosa Estella Shreve Francis REA/RAY Ira REA/RAY James Alonzo (Babe) REA/RAY Mary Elizabeth REA/RAY Warren Other Surnames associated with this family: SHREVE, MCLAIN, GARRETT, POE, I need all the help I can get! If you have any information regarding thi
20. Wray, Ray scraps and tidbits [1]
I have these Wray/Ray's in my Allison Genealogy: ------------------------ Grizzell ffff,0000,0000WRAY, b ca 1698, probably Ulster, Ireland, Possibly Londonderry. d. 1794, Orange County, N.C., m William Allison, d 1739, Lancaster, PA.William was the son of John and Jennet Allison, who emigrated from Londonderry before 1750. John Allison paid taxes in Chester Co., Derry twp. in 1724. Grizzell had a brother Charles ffff,0000,0000REE, mentioned in h
21. Re: Rhea [1]
I would be interested in knowing more about this John and David Rhea, Philadelphia merchants. My fourth great-grandfather, John Rhea, would have matched this time frame and geographic area. Also, my third great-grandfather, also John Rhea, named one of his sons David Smith Rhea. John Rhea I was married to Mary Smith, and according to John Rhea II, was living around Philadelphia in 1805. John Rhea II was a merchant, so it is possible his father was a merchant also. I suppose I am just picking at straw
22. Great Site [1]
Check this site out if you have any Indiana marriages you need to look up. This site covers up to 1850. In diana State Library Genealogy Section MARRIAGE INDEX Pat
23. new site [1]
If any of you have any KINCAID's in your family you might want to check out this site: Kincaid Researcher This is the new web page that dennis mansker and I (mostly dennis) have put together, to work in conjunction with the KINCAID-L@rootsweb.com We could have a page like this also, if I could find someone to design it. Remember Clan Campbell Education Association has given us a site. My son in law is just to bogged down with college, and working 60 h
24. Henry Tolbert Rhea dob 1847 [1]
I am researching the Rhea line. I have an old typed document with Matthew and Catherine Myers as the parents and under William Preston Rhea is Henry's name with a comment that "grandpa would have been 52 when Henry was born". Every record that I have indicates that Matthew and Catherine had ten kids, yet I understand the Rheas tried to go for eleven kids in the family? Census records should show Henry but the Census records were burned in 90 and he might have been on there? I havent seen any web lines
25. james buchanan ray [1]
Hi, I have a great deal of info to share on the Brunswick Co, Va family who desend from John Ray died 1774 left a will naming children. Also, looking for the final resting place of James Buchanan Ray who was born in Marshall Co, KY in the 1850's married Mary maggie Nance moved to Little Rock Arkansas. Mary died in there and he moved on to Texas and died there in 1922. But I can't figure out where he moved to in Texas. This is my g' g'pa. thanks. Pat Ray Scheele PO Box 9 Mead, Ne 68041
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