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1. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #91 [1]
Thank you, Leon, that was a very nice history! I wonder how the Rheas of Augusta County fit in here. Are you saying they are another branch of the family from Ireland? My Koiner family moved from Lebanon, North Lancaster, in 1773 to Shippensburg, which became part of Franklin Co. after 1800 ~ in our history which is so full of errors it is mind boggling ~ it says they settled on the banks of the Yellow Breeches Creek and I looked for that creek for a long time before finding it, and I've since learne
2. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #89 [1]
Ed, If that name was John Paul Rhea, I'd think there was a connection to Jesse Rhea. His mother was Mary Paul, daughter of John Paul. Delores In a message dated 9/10/2002 9:04:39 AM Central Standard Time, RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 17:38:08 EDT > From: EFoley1@aol.com > Message-ID: <94.2c2ea19f.2aae6ec0@aol.com> > Subject: [RHEA] John Pall Rhea > > Does this family group look familiar to anyone? > > "I do know I have a second great grandfather named John Pall Rhea
3. Re: [RHEA] James Rhea m. Elizabeth Tipton of TN/Mo [1]
Thank you everyone that has been kind enough to reply to my querry about James Rhea and Elizabeth Tipton. The story that I have heard is that they were in a group that was headed for Oregon. But after spending a bad winter in Bourbon Co KS they turned back and went to Benton Co Mo where Elizabeth had some family. Their daughter my husbands great great grandmother Nancy Rhea Boring Sturges seemed to have stayed in that area Benton Co or St Clair Co Mo. I have seen reference to James(her father) being
4. [RHEA] Inactive RHEA List [1]
Hello to all of you, I realize that this and other lists are not very active; but is this the time and place for the last two ( 2 ) postings? I am still looking for the parents of an Elizabeth RHEA that married a Thomas FRENCH in Maryville, Blount Co., TN in April 1840. Her DOB has not been documented but I did find her will that was written in 1899 and probated in 1900 in Blount Co., TN. This Elizabeth RHEA was the mother of a James H. HENRY b. 1836, Learner FRENCH b. 1839 and served in the Union Arm
5. Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #93 [1]
Sorry Norma, I have talked to so many people and done so much research with so many people, I can't remember my own family sometimes, LOL
6. [RHEA] Jesse Rhea's sons James, Lewis, and Riley B. [1]
Attn: Anne Greer and Norma Lewis: Please send your Rhea lineage to RHEA-L, or directly to me. Although I haven't been very active lately, I think I'm still RHEA-L's group leader for this line: James Rhea (father) and Jesse Rhea (son), of Blount and Monroe Cos., TN. James Rhea m. Mary Paul. Their son Jesse Rhea and his wife Margaret Blair were the parents of James, Lewis, and Riley B. Rhea. Anne, I believe you're referring to "the Watauga Association," whose members settled Watauga County, NC. The fir
7. [RHEA] [Fwd: Enough is enough] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------A40BC8008979A1CA216AF605 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit from charley rhea --------------A40BC8008979A1CA216AF605 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from mx3.centurytel.net (mx3.centurytel.net [209.142.136.240]) by mailmx3.centurytel.net (8.12.5/8.12.5) with ESMTP id g84GHY6w002278; Wed, 4 Sep 2002 11:17
8. Re: [RHEA] Inactive RHEA List [1]
Sorry to have offended any of you -- but when a hoax is placed on a list it needs to be acknowledged as such so as not to be spread further --- ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 9:13 PM Subject: Re: [RHEA] Inactive RHEA List > Wish I could help you Mary Ellen. All of my Rhea's are in Hancock County, > Illinois. I am not sure where they came from to get there though. > > I do have to agree with you that a mailing list is an
9. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #92 [1]
In a message dated 9/12/2002 10:31:12 AM Central Standard Time, Polly, I wan't aware of the death of Marie Ray Davis. Thanks for that info. A lot of new researches seem to be coming to light. Great news for us old guys. Delores RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > The booklet and the majority of the other > material were given to me by my dear friend, Marie Ray Davis, of Gresham, > Oregon. Marie died last year at the age of almost 95. > >
10. [RHEA] Re: Rhea [1]
Does anyone have a connection to a Reason Rhea located in Russell County Virginia? He may have changed his spelling to Ray. He was married to a Mary ? and had 2 children. Peter born about 1820 and Polly. This is my husband's side of the family and I have not been able to find any further information on them. Thanks in advance for any new information you may provide. Melodie Norris Rhea
11. Re: [RHEA] James Rhea m. Elizabeth Tipton of TN/Mo [1]
It is probable that Elizabeth Tipton was the daugter of Col. John Tipton of VA b. 1767 who lived in East TN and died in Nashville. His wife of Elizabeth Snapp and this family has left many roots in East TN. Their son Abraham Tipton married Mary 'Polly' Boring in 1814 in Washgington Co., TN. Might look for the Borings there. ED FOLEY
12. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #89 [1]
Following are Rheas I found while doing other Scots-Irish research in PA. Does anyone know anything about the Scots-Irish history in early PA, as early as 1740? As far east as Philadelphia. There seems to be a pattern for these immigrants from eastern PA to western PA and into SW VA, TN, KY, MO. Are there are any ship lists available? Armstrong County, PENNSYLVANIA: Surname Index 1800 - RAY 102A-103A-213A REIGH 328A REY 98A RHEA 326A RHEY 162A-185B-207A-212A-273A I'm researching McCullough, McSpadd
13. [RHEA] RHEA Research [1]
Elva, There are many experienced and wonderful people on this RHEA list that has been so helpful to me in the past 18 months. If you will post your data on this list, I believe in my heart that someone can help you. There has been so little activity but maybe the listers, including myself, can help you discover where your Illinois RHEAs came from before they settled in IL. This time last year I could have never known what I would be finding out about my RHEAs. There is a nice and knowledgable gentlem
14. [RHEA] Samuel Rhea and Eleanor Snodgrass [1]
These are the primarly Rheas who settled in PA. This line is also one that did not keep the spelling RHEA. The bulk of their descendants used REA. ED 1. Samuel RHEA born 1725, County Down, Ireland, married (1) Eleanor SNODGRASS, born about 1725, Ireland, (daughter of Benjamin SNODGRASS and Wife of Benjamin SNODGRASS) died 15-Apr-1783, Chambersburg, Franklin Co. PA, buried: Rocky Spring Presbyterian Church Cem., married (2) Rosanna ENGLISH, born about 1725, married (3) Martha Grier WALLACE, born about 17
15. [RHEA] EMAIL ADDRESS CHANGE [1]
please change my email address effective now lclark44@charter.net
16. Re: [RHEA] RHEA Research [1]
Mary Ellen......Thank you for your words of encouragement. I will be posting what I have this evening so watch for it. At that time I will have more time to devote to it. Isn't it wonderful to have so many people so willing to share what they have found?? I am so grateful to the ones that have helped me with my Carle, Haughey, Cox, Ewing and many other family names. Elva (Carle) Haughey
17. [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #88 [1]
Thanks for the background on the Rheas in Oregon. I will look for them. I live and do research in Lane County which is right next to Linn. Norma RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >RHEA-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 88 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [RHEA] James Rhea m. Elizabeth [AGreer5436@cs.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from RHEA-D, send a message to > > RHEA-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in th
18. [RHEA] Rootsweb Mailing List Interactive Search Archives [1]
This is the site for a search of any lists archives. http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl When this opens up just type in Rhea and it will open. The messages are all the way from 1996 till now. You can type in a persons name and it will search for all the messages that contain that name, in that specific year. The first year contains alot of info. It seems that we tend to go over that info every year and thats ok, because we have new people from time to time. Pat Hall PatriciaHH64
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20. Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #91 [1]
Hi Norma: You probably already know this, but there are a jillion McSpaddens in East Tennessee and on into Texas. They married Wrights, Magills, Lowrys, etc, etc, etc, ad infinitum, and there is a collateral Lowe line. There has been a lot of excellent research done on this line of McSpaddens. No connection with my Rheas, that I know of. Polly in Houston ----- Original Message ----- From: Norma Lewis To: Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 12:56 AM Subject: [RHEA] R
21. Re: [RHEA] Re: RHEA-D Digest V02 #89 [1]
I beleive it was the immigrants Samuel and Eleanor Snodgrass Rhea who settled in this area of PA. They arrived soon after they were married in Co., Down Ireland - about 1750 if I recall correctly. I will forward their story in a seperate e-mail. ED
22. [RHEA] RHEA-L ARCHIVES [1]
Hello Pat, Please tell us how to get into this archives. I may be the only one on the list that does not know how ... but there could be others. I have learned so much from people on this list in the past year and it is my desire to be able to help others. In April of this year, I was able to spend over a week in Blount County and Sullivan County Tennessee doing research on my RHEA line. We did find where our Great Great Grandmother was buried. She is Elizabeth RHEA FRENCH and is buried in Louisville C
23. [RHEA] Rea Surname DNA Project [1]
Hi, everyone. I just wanted to tell you about the Rea Surname DNA Project, which is underway right now and is designed to link all the Reas (and all variant spellings of the name) via the science of DNA matching. To find out more the project and how you can participate, please visit the Rea Surname DNA Project website: http://garyr50.tripod.com/Rea_Surname_DNA_Project.htm Gary Rea Project Administrator Rea Surname DNA Project
24. Re: [RHEA] James Rhea m. Elizabeth Tipton of TN/Mo [1]
This is my husbands family and the information is vague and unconfirmed. One of James Rhea's and Elizabeth Tipton's daughters was Nancy Rhea born about 1830 TN she married Russell Boring/Boren abt 1845 she had several children by that marriage and Russell died in GA. Nancy Rhea Boring/Boren moved to Mo with her children and parents she than married a Clark Sturges/Sturgis in Mo. She had several children by that marriage and my husband's line descended from the second marriage that is the family line
25. [RHEA] John Pall Rhea [1]
Does this family group look familiar to anyone? "I do know I have a second great grandfather named John Pall Rhea and then his son, my first greatfather is named George Washington Rhea. His daughter is named Cora Ellen Rhea Jones, which is my grandmother. Does any of this match with your information? Two of these are buried in Mo.. John Pall Rhea and Cora Ellen Rhea Jones." ED
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