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1. Re: Rhea, Ray, Rea, Wray [1]
At 11:52 AM 9/9/97 -0500, you wrote: >Some of you seem to have considerable information on these families. Is >there any known connection between the Rhea, Ray, Rea and Wray families or >anyother spellings ? > >Fred Preston > > > Cara Franklin Allison/Franklin Researcher GATHERING OF THE ALLISON CLAN http://www.allison-clan.com FRANKLIN/ALLISON GENEALOGY http://www.ulster.org.uk/genealogy/franklin/persons.html
2. Re: Pike Co., OH [1]
I received this a while back, and don't know if I ever told any of you about it. Samuel Rhea who was married to Eleanor Wiladay, both are buried in Newman Cemetery in Morgan Co. IL. just east of Meredosia.
3. Fwd: (Fwd) GLOSSARY CHART A-L [1]
--------------------- Forwarded message: From: praatz@wirural.net (Patti Raatz) Sender: owner-ks-kin-l@raven.cc.ukans.edu Reply-to: ks-kin-l@raven.cc.ukans.edu To: ks-kin-l@raven.cc.ukans.edu Date: 97-08-25 06:36:05 EDT ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 20:28:52 EDT Reply-to: "Daniel H. Burrows" From: "Daniel H. Burrows" Subject: GLOSSARY CHART A-L To: MID-ATLANTIC-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
4. John Rhea of Madison Co. AL [1]
1. John RHEA born 1752, married (1) 1-Jan-1774, in Augusta Co. VA, Margaret TURK, born abt 1752, VA?, (daughterof Thomas TURK and Wife of Thomas TURK) died 1-Jan-1799,Bath Co. VA, married (2) 18-Oct-1800, in Bath Co. VA,Magdalene DILL, born abt 1755, VA?, (daughter of Henry DILLand Mary wife of Henry DILL) married (3) 14-Aug-1814, inMadison Co. AL, Polly Erwin NESMITH, born 10-Oct-1797, AL?.John died 1-Oct-1814, Madison Co. AL. Served in theRevolution and later settled in Tennesse. Mary Latham Nortonin her
5. Re: RAY - OHIO [1]
Diane, Is it a possibility that your Ray went to this innkeeper, as an apprentice. Yu might check apprentice records for that time period, and co. Sometimes will list parents. How old was he when he was listed with the innkeeper? In that area where he was listed as living with an innkeeper, I would look at wills, deeds, etc, to see if his father may have died and that maybe this innkeeper became his guardian. Also guardian bonds. How old was his wife when they married? If she was under age someone had
6. Attn: Richard C. Fremon [1]
Hi, Richard, I have noticed that you do a tremendous amount of research on the RHEA surname, thus I thought you might be able to point me in the right direction to track down the parents, siblings etc. of my husband's Gr-Grandfather. He is: Chesley S. RAY b: 13 Feb 1830 d: 17 Feb 1884, Clinton County, MO He married Penelope Jane Deer (Dear) 4 Jan 1855, Buchanan County, MO. They were the parents of 5 or 6 children, one of them Joshua Richard Ray (or Richard Joshua Ray) b: 18 Aug 1855 on a farm near Go
7. Rhea [1]
Just a lame thought to share...I was wondering, since my ancestor Samuel Rea was in the Revolutionary War, do you think he might have enjoyed fighting the English? He was a private in John Rea's company, 1st battalion, Cumberland County Militia, commanded by Col. James Johnston.
8. Rhea Pedigree [1]
Here is my RHEA pedigree Archibald RHEA(1749VA-1793TN) +Margaret ?(1755VA-1830+TN) Robert RHEA(1783VA-1842AL) +Olivia Connley(1794TN-1856AL) William Barclay RHEA(1814TN-1895TX) +Melinda Mary BLACK(1820TN-1848TX) Mary Elizabeth Terresa RHEA(1848TX-1909TX) +William T. CLEMENTS(1847GA-1898TX) Douglas Rhea CLEMENTS(1886TX-1934AR)
9. Re: Pike Co., OH [1]
Re:William Rhea- William Rhea, Jr. was married to Mary Gay and Elizabeth Brownlee, if he was the son of William and Elizabeth Clark Rhea. Robert Rhea, son of William and Clark, was born 1759 and died Oct. 31, 1834 in Pocahontas County, Va. now WV. His first wife was Martha Meek, daughter of Thomas and Agnes/Nancy Meek. She was the sister of Elizabeth Meek who was married to James Rhea, my 5th great grandfather. Robert divorced Martha after 3 years of separation and ground of adultery. There were 5 child
10. WRAY Rollcall [1]
My probable line of ancestry from Perry WRAY, my great-great- grandfather, is: 1st GENERATION 1 Perry C WRAY-733: b 28 Feb 1815 , , VA; d 1 Apr 1876 (married Martha HUDDLESTON) 2nd GENERATION 2 Adam WRAY-3804: b Abt 1775 , , VA; m 2 Mar 1813 Gills Creek, Franklin, VA; d 9 Aug 1865 , Franklin, VA 3 Polly "Mary" AGEE-4036: b Abt 1789 , , VA; d Aft 1873 Bonbrook, Franklin, VA 3rd GENERATION 4 James WRAY-6871: b Abt 1755; m 2 M
11. Rhea Web Site [1]
This is to announce that Rhea Research page will have a home, at Clan Campbell Education Association. My goal has been from the beginning to find the truth. Do we all connect to a common ancestor of the lands of Scotland-Ireland? This page will give us a place to share our information with all those on the Web and with each other. We will not delve into Campbell ancestry.Campbell's already have most of that. and we will not try to show a connection to the Campbell's at this time. We will have a sectio
12. Samuel Rea [1]
In answer to Dianafitz@aol.com's query. ED FOLEY 1. Samuel REA born 27-Dec-1761, Chambersburg, Franklin Co. PA, married 1-Jan-1787, in Erie Co. PA, Margaret Jane EATON, born 3-Aug-1766, Franklin Co. PA, (daughter of John EATON and Jame RAMSEY) died 10-Nov-1830, Springfield Township, Erie Co. PA, buried: East Springfield Cemetery, Erie Co. PA. Samuel died 5-Mar-1813, Springfield Township, Erie Co. PA, buried: East Springfield Cemetery, Erie Co. PA. Children: 2. i John REA born 19-Apr-1788. 3.
13. John Rhea of Madison Co., AL early 1800's [1]
Anyone have any information on a John Rhea of Madison Co. AL? In was from VA and moved to Madison Co. in the early 1800's. Thanks Tuesday, September 23, 1997 Earl ljohnson@bellsouth.net
14. Search Engine [1]
Pat. In the October 1997 edition of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine there is an article in the Technology section entitled "Seek and Ye May Find". I found some interesting information under the entry "genealogy" using the INFOSEEK search engine (http://www.infoseek.com). Although I did not find any thing pertaining to the RHEA family, are other numerous other family that may interest you. Ken
15. Samuel A. Rhea [1]
Pat, I have seen many references to these Rhea papers you describe from the U of TN. Prior to this, I had no idea where the original material was. Samuel Audley Rhea was the son of Samuel Rhea and Ann Rutledge and thus a great-grandchild of the Rev. Joseph Rhea. His mother Ann died after the birth of this, her first child, when Samuel A. was only 4 weeks old. He was raised by his aunt Betsy until he was five. His father remarried and went on to have 10 more children by second wife Martha Lynn. H
16. Here's some info on those Freehold, New Jersey RHEA's [1]
a friend from another group went to Freehold NJ to do research, and did some research, for me also. Here is what he came up with. These are the records of the three old graveyards compiled by Rv. Frank R. Symmes in 1904 from record and gravestone viewing. Old Topanemus Cemetery No RHEA/REA 4 miles north of Freehold Scots Graveyard 5 miles north of Freehold No Rhea/Rea ********************************************* Old Tennent Cemetery Col. David RHEA died 14 June 1821 81 years (served in Rev. W
17. RHEA ROLL CALL [1]
Here's mine: Archibald RHEA b. abt. 1690/92 - Ann ? William RHEA b. abt. 1715 - Elizabeth CLARK James RHEA b. abt. 1744 - Elizabeth MEEK Thomas RHEA b. abt. 1773 - Martha RHEA James RHEA b. October 14, 1809 - Virlinda LAWRENCE John L. RHEA b. December 9, 1845 - Margaret Anna Clarissa EIDSON Addie Evangeline RHEA b. Sept. 1876 - Oran Albert SMITH Lawrence Lee Smith RHEA b. February 9, 1894 - Violet May STITT Re
18. Fwd: 1862 in SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY [1]
This is on a few civil war battles. Fairly short article. Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: sgorin@scrtc.blue.net (Sandi Gorin) To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Date: 97-09-15 09:01:43 EDT As many of you know, I run a list called KYRESEARCH where, every Tues and Thurs, I publish researching tips for KY. I'm giving you a preview of tomorrow's post involving the KENTUCKY TIME LINE series I'm doing out of Collins' History of Kentucky. I am pulling out references to the counties on ou
19. Re: Help, please... [1]
PHHGENE@aol.com wrote: > > How does the Rhea name play a prominent part in your family. Besides people > having that name? Were there stories passed down? What? > Pat, In my O'RAY family, I was told that my gggrandfather was on his way to America with his family by ship from Ireland and had to change his name to RAY so they wouldn't think him too Irish and get 'booted' off the ship. Linda
20. Re: Roll call [1]
Nora: Re: the Rhea family history Thank you for this information on Matthew Campbell and his family. Is this Book of Generations put out by the Campbell Family, Rhea family? If not who? who published it. when ? and Is it still in print? and does it document any of this? Pat
21. MORE RAYs [1]
I just found a whole new batch of RAY cousins and some interesting "stories" I do not have all the accurate dates as yet since I just acquired this info today. If any of these names and/or places sound familiar or connect in even a remote way to your RAY please contact me. Edd Ray married Rose Carson in Nebraska City, Nebraska. (guess late 1860' or 70's) (met in White Cloud, Kansas) children Lewey, Edith, May,Sylvia, and Clara. Ray surname in Union Missouri Ray surname in Warrensburg MO Ray surname in
22. Rev. Martin's ships [1]
This came from the Scot-Irish-L @rootsweb.com The actual lists for several of the ships no longer exist, at least on this side of the Atlantic. I found in a book, "A Compilation of Early South Carolina Colonists" by Janie Revile, a list of the land grants given the people listed by ship. Since it isn't a passenger list only the names of the adult receiving the grant is listed. Single adult women also received grants. you can deduce if there was a spouse and how many children by the acreage received. T
23. Re: Rhea and variant spellings [1]
Cara Franklin wrote: > > At , you wrote: > >At 11:52 AM 9/9/97 -0500, you wrote: > >>Some of you seem to have considerable information on these families. Is > >>there any known connection between the Rhea, Ray, Rea and Wray families or > >>anyother spellings ? > >> > >>Fred Preston > > Hi Fred, > > I am new on this list, but in my own family, I have Grizzel Wray, b abt > 1698, she has a brother mentioned in her husband's will named Charles Ree. > Later other family members married persons out of this sa
24. Rhea Roll Call [1]
Hi All, Below is my Rhea/Ray connection. Madge Parker Ray Direct Descendants of William? Ray 1 William? RAY .. 2 128 John RAY, Sr. b: Abt 1770 Va? d: Aft August 1842 ...... +129 Rutha ROBERTSON b: Abt 1771 VA m: 16 December 1791 Amherst Co. Va ...... 3 64 Lindsey RAY b: Abt 1805 VA ...... *2nd Wife of Lindsey Ray: .......... +65 Nancy STURGEON b: Abt 1810 VA m: 30 December 1825 Scott Co., VA .......... 4 32 Eli RAY b: April 1840 KY d: 07 September 1912 Pike Co., KY ...
25. Fwd: Moses Preston, Sr., Johnson, Floyd Co KY [1]
I know the Preston's came from Rev. Joseph Rhea's family, would anyone care to tackle this and reply to this person. Pat --------------------- Forwarded message: From: kat@BRIGHT.NET (Mary K. Goodyear) Sender: KYROOTS@LSV.UKY.EDU (Kentucky Genealogy & History Discussions) Reply-to: kat@BRIGHT.NET (Mary K. Goodyear) To: KYROOTS@LSV.UKY.EDU (Multiple recipients of list KYROOTS) Date: 97-09-13 11:09:29 EDT Hi all, I received this post and thought I remembered someone else working on this line. Can you help
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