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1. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
Great to have you back! > Hello again; > No, I have not found ALL of my RHEA connections --- Anyone with a Rhea > relative from Franklin Co., PA., I would like to hear from you ! My 'brick > wall' remains : Lewis Rha, born 1812, died 1884. In 1839, he married Lydia > Moorhead, born 1820 & died 1880. They lived in Waynesboro and are buried in > Burns Hill Cem. there. They had 11 children, and I have researched all of > them, but am still searching for Lewis's parents. > I have traced my Moorhe
2. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
Dear Pat, Sorry to see you quit but I can understand how involving it has been for you. I appreciate all of the hard work you have done to help all of the RHEA family. I thank you, My Dad thanks you, My Grandfather thanks you, My great grandfather thanks you and I'm sure my GGGreat Gandfather would thank you if I could just find that succor. Milton Alexander RHEA Palm Desert, California
3. Re: [RHEA] James Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1810 [1]
Imogene: I keep forgetting to tell you that I have contact with several of their descendants. Will get it to you before I leave for GA if I can. Otherwise, it'll have to be after the 14th. Polly ----- Original Message ----- From: Imogene Davis To: Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 2:49 PM Subject: [RHEA] James Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1810 > > Jesse, Margaret, Nancy, James, Spencer, William, John, Sarah, Richard > are siblings of JAMES RHEA (Not Lewis). Would like to
4. Re: [RHEA] Isabella Rhea, 1752-1803, VA>?>SC>GA [1]
Robert Rhea, supposed father of Isabella, died in 1779 in Washington Co., VA. Many fo the early records I beleive are still intact at the courthouse there in Abingdon, VA, just off Rt. 81. Does anyone on the Rhea list live in the area that can take a look at the details? The Washington Co., VA Histotrical society has been helpful in the past when I have needed lookups. Might give them a call... ED
5. [RHEA] James Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1810 [1]
Jesse, Margaret, Nancy, James, Spencer, William, John, Sarah, Richard, Lewis are siblings of JAMES RHEA (Not Lewis) and wife Elizabeth/Betsy Tipton. Would like to make contact with these families. They left Tennessee after 1850 and came in to Missouri. Some headed on westward.
6. [RHEA] Rhea marriages in Mo up to and including 1850 [1]
Database: Missouri Marriages to 1850 Viewing records 1-9 of 9 October 19, 2002 5:45 PM Missouri Crawford County Frame Rhea, Purlina John Spouse:Frame, Purlina Rhea, JohnMarriage Date:08 Oct 1844 Missouri Daviess County Goodman Rhea, Sarah James Spouse:Goodman, Sarah Rhea, JamesMarriage Date:04 Apr 1847 Missouri Daviess County Drummond Rhea, Joshua L. Mary F. Spouse:Drummond, Joshua L. Rhea, Mary F.Marriage Date:02 Feb 1848 Missouri Grundy County Micky Rhea, Nancy Sparton F. Spouse:Mic
7. [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
Haven't seen much activity on this list lately. Have you found all your connections? If you happen to be working on a family that has a direct tie to the Rhea familyand variations, why not let us know who they are. You never know when someone may recognize a name, and have a connection. ************* My bit of news is that I am disbanding the Rhea Family Assn. Rhea family, I am related to are unwilling to help keep this together, or to help as officers. Many of the members were 60 and over, and many ha
8. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
Charles, Whoever gave the info is the one who gave the William C. , his wife, child etc(himself. Only wish these people would at the time considered that we would be researching them years from then. Of course we have gone over the spelling part, as the person who took the census spelled it the way it sounded. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: charles rhea Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 2:32 PM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? I still havent made
9. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #103 [1]
In doing some research on my Coiners I had occasion to do a national census search ~ don't remember which site it was, but when I typed in Rhea and Rea and Ray I found these numbers. Rhea=400, Rea=800 and Ray=8000 - also found these spellings in that search ~ Wray, Wrey, Rae, Reay, and Raye ~ Time period was about 1880. I think the Rheas and Rays are like one of my Coiner spellings. Conrad Keinadt stayed in PA when the rest of the family moved to VA and he spelled the name Kyner ~ however, when his c
10. Re: [RHEA] Lewis Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1844 Tennessee [1]
Spencer is an unusual name. I have only one in my data base, born about 1830 probably in Blount Co., TN. How do we know these people are siblings? ED
11. [RHEA] Change of e-mail address to [1]
Hi! I am writing to let you know that I have a new e-mail address: . You can use it to send me e-mail and to send me instant messages using MSN Messenger or MSN Explorer's Online Contacts.
12. [RHEA] Rhea marriages in Mo up to and including 1892 - Daviess County, Mo. [1]
Daviess County, Mo. LDS Film #0955647 I transcribed these marriages from the film about a year ago and Jim Stout kindly added them to his database: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~livcomo/ Rhea, Eliza J. D. Wynn 27Nov1873 Rhea, Ida T. D. Wilson 5Nov1892 Rhea, Sallie A. C. Lawson 21Jan1883 Rhea, James Sarah Goodman 4 Apr 1847 Also some REA and RAY marriages *The RAY family is my own descendents*
13. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
I am not quitting the list, I am just not going on with the Rhea Family Assn. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: MiltnRuby@aol.com Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 12:10 AM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? Dear Pat, Sorry to see you quit but I can understand how involving it has been for you. I appreciate all of the hard work you have done to help all of the RHEA family. I thank you, My Dad thanks you, My Grandfather thanks you, My great grandfat
14. Re: [RHEA] James Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1810 [1]
Hi again, Imogene: Lewis (born ca 1844) is listed in the 1850 McMinn Co., TN census in the household of *James and Elizabeth Rhea: *James age 40, b. TN; Elizabeth age 38, b. KY; Jesse 22; Nancy, 20; James 19; William 16; Spencer 14; Mary 12; John 11; Sarah 8; LEWIS 6; and Richard 4. This 40-yr-old *JAMES, son of Jesse and Margaret (Blair) Rhea, had 14 siblings. Children of Jesse and Margaret: (1) *James m. Elizabeth Tipton; (2) Mary/Polly m. James Coulter; (3) Rebecca m. Manly Keeble; (4) John m. Jane
15. Re: [RHEA] Lewis Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1844 Tennessee [1]
Maby you can help me with my rhea tree.I have an 1880 census from Pleasant hill cass co. Mo.of rhea's that I think might be my great grand f. James R. Rhea 44 yo, place of b is Mo. father b in Ky. mother in Tenn. Amanda F.(lnu)41 Mo. Ky. Ky Mary P. 20 " Mo. Mo. Ann E. 16 " " " Susan E. 14 " " " Willia
16. Re: [RHEA] Change of e-mail address to [1]
Hi Pat, Thanks for the word. Hang in there! Regards, Dick
17. Re: [RHEA] Lewis Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1844 Tennessee [1]
Can we have the complete summary of this family group. I seem to recall that one there was a recent inquiry about Lewis - seeing the family group may help. Has the parentage of Miss Tipton been proved? ED
18. [RHEA] Isabella Rhea, 1752-1803, VA>?>SC>GA [1]
After a rather long absence from this list, I have subscribed once again to try to get some answers about my 4th great grandmother, Isabella Rhea who married James McCleskey abt 1771 possibly in SC (no marriage license has been found). I have completed a search of the archives for this list and found several messages where she is listed as a child of Robert Rhea and Sarah Bingham. I have also found several files on Rootsweb's World Connect Project that contain this same information. I am looking for anyo
19. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
I still havent made conections with my great grandfather.I think that I have founr him in the 1870 census Mo.page 211 of township 48 ,co. of jackson.Post office Lees Summit.His name is spelled Ray instead of Rhea.In the 1880 census,page 25(?) or 151 Pleasant Hill county of Cass,State of Mo. I think that this is part of my tree.The only one that matches is William C. should be Charles William Rhea. An librarian in shreveport said that this is my Greandfather and James R. Rhea should be my GGrandfather if you
20. Re: [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? [1]
These are the only James R. Ray's in Mo census listed in ancestry.com. I will check the James R. Rhea next. Database: Missouri Census, 1830-70 Viewing records 1-2 of 2 October 19, 2002 5:34 PM RAY, JAMES R. State:MOYear:1870 County:Jackson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Lee Summit P.O.Page:178 Database:MO 1870 Federal Census Index RAY, JAMES R. State:MOYear:1870 County:Lincoln CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Monroe TwpPage:125 Database:MO 1870
21. [RHEA] 1880 Census [1]
If any of you have research to do in 1880 census, its now on FamilySearch.com. Its in large type, great for old eyes; and you can get the families that lived on each side of the person. also canada and england are available. PatriciaHinesHall@msn.com Listowner of KsMiami-L; MoBates-L; Rhea-L and Eidson-L; Hall-Ky-L all at rootsweb.com
22. [RHEA] Lewis Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1844 Tennessee [1]
Lewis Rhea/Ray had siblings: Jesse, Margaret, Nancy, James, Spencer, William, John, Sarah, Richard. Would like to make contact with these families. They left Tennessee after 1850 and came in to Missouri. Some headed on westward.
23. [RHEA] Have you all found all your connections? (W. H. RAY B. CA 1820 AL?) [1]
Indeed, I haven't found even William Henry RAY's ancestors. William Henry is my husband's ggrandfather, and one would think that is not so far back in time that nothing can be found about him. But that is the way it is. According to oral family history, William Henry RAY was b. ca. 1820-22 in Huntsville, AL (Madison County). When WHR was very young, his father died, and his mother re-married. Then shortly thereafter, his mother died, and his step-father re-married; thus, WHR had both a step moth
24. [RHEA] James Frank Rhea [1]
Does this Rhea look familiar? He married Regenia Gerstle and had a son Homer Rhea. Would like to know if anyone can help us connect this Hamblen Co. couple to the rest of the Rheas. > ED -------------------------------------------------- > Hi Mr Foley, > I wrote to you a while back to see if you knew of a Frank Rhea born in > Tennessee in the 1870's. At the time you stated that this was not enough to > go on and offerred to check for me again if I was able to get any more da
25. Re: [RHEA] Lewis Rhea/Ray b. ca. 1844 Tennessee [1]
Hi Ed: Lewis Rhea was the son of James Rhea and Elizabeth Tipton. At least a part of this family group was included in the information I submitted to RHEA-L several years ago, to be included in the group, TEAM 8, JAMES AND JESSE RHEA. It should be in RHEA-L Archives. I do have a bit more information on James Rhea and Elizabeth Tipton now. Here's a brief outline of this family: Please note that James Rhea in Gen. 1 is the grandfather of Lewis and Spencer Rhea: GEN. 1: *James Rhea m. Mary Paul. Mary
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