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From: Sandy Riach <>
Subject: FW: {not a subscriber} Re: RHYNAS
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 19:58:01 -0000


Please reply to the originator
Thanks
Sandy

-----Original Message-----
From:Gordon Johnson [SMTP:]
Sent:Monday, March 15, 1999 1:18 AM
To:; adele & alec prince
Subject:{not a subscriber} Re: RHYNAS

Date sent: Sun, 14 Mar 1999 10:27:19 -0000
From: "adele & alec prince" <>
To:
Subject: RHYNAS

> HI LIST
>
> I AM NEW TO THIS LIST AND WAS WONDERING IF ANY YOU GOOD PEOPLE
COULD HELP ME
> OUT. I AM PUTTING THIS REQUEST FOR A NEIGHBOUR WHO HASN'T GOT EMAIL
AND HAS
> GOT VERY STUCK WITH HIS RESEARCH
>
>
>
> This is what he has so far:
>
> James Edwards Rhynas is recorded as having died in march 1914 aged
81 years
> . no precise date of birth.
> he maintained he was born in Aberdeen. enquires by us has lead to
a blank.
> they only came up with James Andrew Rhynas the son of George and
Jane
> Rhynas.
> On James Edwards Rhynas marriage certificate he lists his father as
William
> Rhynas Master Mariner (deceased)in 1882.
>
> Does this means anything to anybody, all help welcome . even
suggestion?
>
> Adele
>
> Adele searching for ATHERTON - PARR - ISHERWOOD - ALLRED - BALL
in SW
> Lancashire
** I would recommend having a look at the children of William Rhynas
& Jane Allan who were
born in Aberdeen, to see if their father was a Master Mariner. You
could also
have a look at the 1851 census of Aberdeen to see if there is a
William Rhynas
family with a James Edward ofnthe right approx. age among the
children.

Gordon Johnson,
Aberdeen.

Professional Historical/genealogical researcher
specialising in pre-1700 records.

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