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Subject: Rhea Reference in Vol.1 of Chalkley
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 1997 20:45:01 -0400 (EDT)

this was provided to me by my cousin on the CRAIG line. She had access to the
Chronicles of the Scot Irish in Va. by Chalkley for a few days, and so she
sent me this.
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name pages

McCaslin(Mc Casling), John 291, 458
McCaslin, Mary 291, 351
McCausland, Elizabeth 359
McCausland, John 339, 340
McCausland, Mark 58
Literall, Richard 14
Reaugh, Archibald 359
Reaugh (Rhea), John 304
Rhea, Alexander 85
Rhea, Ann 85
Rhea(Reah), Archibald 85, 269, 329, 356, 386, 411, 428
Rhea(Reah), Elizabeth 85, 219, 296, 352
Rhea, Hannah 85
Rhea(Reah), Hugh 85, 363, 386
Rhea, James 85
Rhea(Reah), Jane 85, 408
Rhea (Reah), John 85, 386
Rhea, Margaret 85, 186
Rhea, Martha 85
Rhea, Nancy 85
Rhea, Polly 85
Rhea(Reah), Robert 85, 409, 410
Rhea, Thomas 85
Rhea, Thomas Turk 186
Rhea, William 21, 85, 140, 219, 386, 428

Vol. 1 page 85 is the suit filed by John Rhea against William Rhea(his
father) heirs. Most of you have this already if not and you can't get to read
it on line, then let me know and i will send it e-mail.

pg. 6
John Fulton vs. William Reaugh--Covenant. Writ. 27th Sept 1793

pg. 21
Jamison vs. Kelso--Michael Ayleshi, of Bath County, is about to remove to
Holstein. Andrew Kennedy and William Martin are about to remove to Kentucky,
1797. David Martin about to remove out of State. William Rhea and William
martin intend, 3rd September 1796, for Kentucky this fall.

Vol. 1,page 145- William Patton, aged 64 deposes, in Rockbridge, 7th October
1806, he has lived in Rockbridge 56 years since last may. After the
Revolution there was a rapid immigration from the North. James Wardlaw and
deponents father were intimate. James had a son Hugh and a son Robert. There
were Indian troubles for about 10 years. Fifty years ago there was a fort at
McClung; the last incursion was 43 years ago, when 16 or 17 people were
killed. Deponent helped bury them and they were attacked at the burial.
these were very early settlers, viz: James, Alexr. Saml. Walker, James
Moore, Saml. Coalter, Jno. Wallace, Archd. Rhea, James Rutherford, James
Buchanan, Andrew and Charles Hays. Deponent was born September, 1742.
McDowell was killed Christmas or New year's, after his birth.

page 329
1798- October 16, Archibald Rhea and David Humphreys, surety. Archibald Rhea
and Ann Humphrey's. daughter of David Humphreys.

page 386 under Guardian Bonds
18th March 1777- Reah and Campbell, ditto of Wm., Hugh and Jno. Reah, ditto
of Archibald Reah, Jr.

page 411
1785 page 1, orphans bound by order: (March),...
page 36, Archibald Rhea, Rockbridge

page428 Insolvents and delinquents, 1802 in the first District....Archibald
Rhea to Kentucky; William Rhea, Jr. to Kentucky.

page 140 Anderson vs. Rhea--O.S.179; N.S. 60--Bill 1813. Robert Anderson of
botecourt purchased land in Botecourt from William Rhea of Kentucky, which
was oiginally part of five tracts held by David Mitchell, who died twenty or
thirty years ago intestate, leaving heirs, vix: James Mitchell, his brother,
representatives of two sisters of whole blood, one named Brownlee and one
Tate, and either a sister of the half blood or her representatives. An
informal petition was made and 200 acres were allotted to Mrs. Brownlee's
representatives. William Rhea married one of the daughters of Mrs. Brownlee,
who had nine children entitled to distribution.

page 186
Thomas Turk Rhea vs. Turk--O.S.240; N.S.84 Orator is son of Margaret Rhea,
late Margaret Turk, one of daughters of Thomas Turk, Sr., of Augusta, who
died testate nearly 100 years old. Orator's father, John, moved to Tennessee.
Orator lived in Bath. Answer denies there was such a person as Thomas turk
Rhea.

Thanks Charlene

Pat

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