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Searching for: +path:rhea +(+date:oct +date:1998)
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1. FW: [RHEA-L] My RAY listing [1]
1. John Ray b. 1710, Prince Edward Co., VA d. 9 May 1784, m Susan Vance 1735 VA. 2. Joseph Ray b. bat 1748 VA, d. 1804, Columbia Co, GA, m. Nancy _______. 3. John Ray b. abt 1777 d. 1822, Lawrence Co., MS m. Elizabeth Noble abt 1816. 4. Jonathan Ray b 7 Apr 1803, Lawrence Co., MS d. 14 May 1845, Carroll Co., MS. m. Elizabeth Askew 20 Jan 1823. 5. James Madison Ray b. 24 Jul 1827, Lawrence Co., MS d. abt 1865 (Civil War) m. Ann E. Holman 19 Jun 1851. 6. Amos Rufus Ray b. 1 Mar 1858, Carrollton, Carroll
2. [RHEA-L] Rhea Data [1]
Dug out some of my old files today looking for something and found the following from Pat Clemmons in 1995: >From the Mormon Church Records. Endowments for the Dead. Film 183383, pg 75, July 27, 1870. The headers for this is missing so it is hard to tell exactly what the columns are for. 3597 Levi Perkins 3 Apl ---- Wight, Tenn Sept 1834 Wm Gant Perkins 3598 Aaron Ray VA (same) 3599 John Ray VA (same) 3600 Paul
3. [RHEA-L] John and Ruth Rhea [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_908446865_boundary Content-ID: <0_908446865@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Can anyone identify this family group? ED FOLEY Efoley1@aol.com --part0_908446865_boundary Content-ID: <0_908446865@inet_out.mail.bellsouth.net.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-zc01.mx.aol.com (rly-zc01.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.1
4. Re: [RHEA-L] Bill and Betty Descendant Chart [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------09739F946D61E9912CCDF6E8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dick, I would be very pleased to have a copy. My sincere thanks and appreciation. Anne Bruce --------------09739F946D61E9912CCDF6E8 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Anne Bruce Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vcard.vcf" begin: vcard fn:
5. Re: [RHEA-L] Bill and Betty Descendant Chart [1]
My E-mail address is allieel@netins.net...Alie Clark Lambrecht
6. Re: [RHEA-L] Bill and Betty Descendant Chart [1]
Please send the William and Elizabeth Clark Rhea info. Connie Rhea Rowe 5895 Ravine View Court Columbus, Ohio 43231 Have found a lot of info recently on the William Rhea Elizabeth Boiler line here in Ohio. Will update you after I get your list. Thanks.
7. [RHEA-L] Indiana Civil War Soldiers- Ray [1]
Ray, Eli M. Service: Civil War, Private, 89th Regiment, 3 year service, Company H. Decatur, Indiana. Mustered in 28 Aug 1862, mustered out 19 Jul 1865. Source is the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, 1865. Ray, James S. Service: Civil War, Private, 6th Regiment, 3 months service, Company K, Jefferson County. Mustered in 22 Apr 1861, mustered out 2 Aug 61, term expired. Source is the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, 1865. Ray, Jonathan F. Service: Civil W
8. Re: [RHEA-L] Mormon Terms [1]
The term Endowment for the dead, means that someone had there Endowment done for them after they were dead, usually this is someone on the family tree that belongs to the LDS church. Sealed to parents, this is hard to explain, but here goes, the Mormon's believe that after dead all families will be together, they seal you here to allow this to be possible in death. This is one of the reason the Mormon's believe so strongly in Genealogy, you get to know you family that has went before you so in Heaven the
9. Re: [RHEA-L] Mary Ray - ? Davenport marriage;early 1800s;Wilkes ,NC [1]
10/20/1998 I hope I', not answering someone else's mail. I placed a query on the Rhea family of Augusta County, Va and Tn. My ancestor was Anne Rhea, father was I think, Archibald Rhea. I just joined the Rhea-L@rootsweb group a couple of days ago.I have a very old chart which was given to me by a distant cousin in Dallas,Texas. I'm not certain his information is correct, and the chart is mostly Turks. I didn't see the names you posted on the chart, but there is, I think, a connection to the Turk famil
10. Re: [RHEA-L] John W Rea [1]
I'm a bit confused here. How are these names connected to John W. Rea? And, are they Rhea or Rea?
11. [RHEA-L] Rhea - TN [1]
To the Rhea Exchange: If the following strikes a note with anyone, please respond to Bill Jones directly. ---------- | From: William W. Jones || Subject: Rhea | I am looking for a resource that lists the Rheas who fought in the battle of King's Mountain with John Sevier I can | recall visiting a Rhea Anderson in Blountville with my Mother, aunt and | brother 30 years or more and sitting in a chair that had been some Rhea's chair in Congress--I think- or maybe state Legislature
12. Re: [RHEA-L] My Rhea line [1]
Here's a Turk very early in some Delaware records: Pages 186 & 187. Deed. 22 Nov 1736. From Robert Turk, of Sussex Co., DE., to John Conwell, yeoman of the same place. For 30 pounds 200 acres of land. Land is situated in the fork of Cedar Creek. Land is on the north side of the southernmost branch of Cedar Creek and on the west side of the road above the bridge. Land was formerly taken up and surveyed to David Smith and by David Smith and Sarah, his wife, conveyed to Robert Turk. Robert Turk
13. [RHEA-L] Fwd: RHEA [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_909325360_boundary Content-ID: <0_909325360@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Can anyone of you researchers make a connection for Harry William Rhea? ED FOLEY --part0_909325360_boundary Content-ID: <0_909325360@inet_out.mail.fretel.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from relay31.mx.aol.com (relay31.mail.aol.com [172
14. [RHEA-L] Mormon Terms [1]
Could someone please explain terms from the Mormon Church: Endowments for the Dead Sealed to Parents Acting for the mother (or father) Adopted to I have seen these over and over for my family line, and I do not know what they mean. Thanks in advance. Marie Eubanks
15. Re: [RHEA-L] John Watson Ray [1]
This is my Ray line as well. John Watson Ray, Jr. married Rebecca Tackett, d/o Francis 'Lying Frank' Tackett and Martha 'Patsy' Waltrip. Frank was s/o Phillip and Sarah Tackett. Jim Tackitt, of the Tackett Family Association (on the net) tells me that Martha 'Patsy' was believed to be an orphan, parentage unknown. John Watson and Rebecca had (by my files) 13 children including Reuben Ray..my line. John Watson, Jr. born c 1809 in VA to John Watson Ray, Sr. and Rutha Robertson. John Watson, Sr.
16. [RHEA-L] Mary Ray - ? Davenport marriage;early 1800s;Wilkes ,NC [1]
G'Day Fellow Seekers, I'm Seeking information on a marriage between Mary Ray and ??? Davenport. This marriage probably occured between 1810-1820 in Wilkes or Ashe Co., NC. Or perhaps just across the border in Virginia. Mary Davenport was witness for the marriage bonds of both William Ray and Thomas J. Ray in Wilkes county in the 1820's. Thanks for any information you might have on any of these folks! Sincerely, Ricky Ray Anderson, SC
17. Re: [RHEA-L] John Ray of Rockingham, VA [1]
Just a comment which may not help. Many of the names mentioned as neighbors were names which were popular in the Delaware/Maryland area. Johnita dbott wrote: > > John Ray bought 169 acres on Smith's Creek, Rockingham Cty., VA 30 May 1769. His neighbors was Reuben Harrison. Others on Smith's Creek included John Needham, Thomas Moores, Jeremiah Harrison, Solomon Turpine, Townsend Mathews, Jacob Dickenson, John Ewin(g), William Hinton, John Harrison, Jonathan Hilyard and John Alderson. > > John Alde
18. Re: [RHEA-L] Oregon Donation Land Claims (Lewis Rhea) [1]
Hi Linda: I thought I had sent you the information on Lewis and his brother Riley who married Humphrey sisters. The Humphreys are connected to the Stephens and Duncan lines. It's a real convoluted family line! There are still descendants of Lewis and the Humphreys living in OR. They used to have an annual family reunion, but I didn't hear anything from them this year. Maybe you can find some of them. Love, Polly Linda Spivey Bjorklund wrote: > > While browsing through some books at the library h
19. Re: [RHEA-L] My Rhea line [1]
Hi. Ann Rhea married Thomas Turk II Jan 1776 in Blount County, Tenn. Her parents were Robert Rhea and Sarah Elizabeth Bingham. Robert was born in Londonberry, County Donegal, Ireland, 1720, and died in Washington County, Virginia, Jan. 1779. Sarah was born in Beverly Mansor, Augusta County, Virginia abt. 1720. and died 1779 in Virginia. They were married about 1751 in Washington County Vriginia. JHanes BRogers386@aol.com wrote: > Hi all, > > This is my first post. My Rhea line ends with Ann Rhea married
20. Re: [RHEA-L] Are you out there Ken Rhea??? [1]
My address is: KVRhea@aol.com Ken
21. Re: [RHEA-L] Another Rhea/Turk descendant [1]
At some point in time, there were Simonton and Turk families in Sussex Co., DE. If I'm not mistaken, there was also a smattering of Rays/Rheas or something like that there also. I'm surprised to see someone born 1690 in Augusta Co., VA. Were people in this area this early? Was Augusta Co., VA., formed by this time? I think Augusta Co., VA., was formed about 1745 from Orange which was formed about 1734 and Orange was formed from Spotsylvania which was formed about 1721. Spotsylvania was formed fr
22. Re: [RHEA-L] Bill and Betty Descendant Chart [1]
Dick, Of course I'd like a copy... ED FOLEY EFoley1@aol.com
23. Re: [RHEA-L] Mary Ray - ? Davenport marriage;early 1800s;Wil [1]
Dennis, Was your Thomas Jefferson Rea born in Neshoba County, Mississippi? My gggrandmother was Sarah Hannah Rea. She had a brother named Thomas Jefferson Rea who was born in Mississippi, but died in Navarro County, Texas. Thanks, Cindy ---------- > From: Dennis Rea > To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [RHEA-L] Mary Ray - ? Davenport marriage;early 1800s;Wil > Date: Tuesday, October 20, 1998 7:14 PM > > I think not as my Rea line has always been spelled REA as far back a
24. [RHEA-L] Blackburn Akers [1]
Pat and all: I've seen the name Blackburn Akers in several messages to the list, but I cannot locate these in my folders. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks! Polly D. in Houston
25. Re: [RHEA-L] Bill and Betty Descendant Chart [1]
Hello... I would appreciate the list very much. Allie Clark Lambrecht
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