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From: "Johnita P. Malone" <>
Subject: [RHEA-L] Rhea/Wray/Ray data
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 20:46:08 -0800


10 Jan 1803. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 191. Ray, James and Susannah Chamber, dau.
John, Jan. 10, 1803. Sur. Wm. Stith.

7 Feb 1803. Franklin County, Virginia Wills, 1786-1812, by T. L. C.
Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33149-1369, copyright (c)
1991, pg 62. Franklin County Will Book 1, pg 216. Inventory and
appraisement of the estate of Moses Wray, deceased. Items mentioned
include: Delft ware, cattle, 1 rifle, old iron tools. Total value: £88
10 shillings 7 pence. Signed - John Wright, Wm Wright, Samuel Huston.
Recorded Feb 7, 1803.

7 Feb 1803. Franklin County, Virginia Wills, 1786-1812, by T. L. C.
Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33149-1369, copyright (c)
1991, pg 62. Franklin County Will Book 1, pg 217. Inventory and
appraisement of the estate of Charles Vinson, deceased. Oct 16, 1802.
Items mentioned include: 2 cows, iron tools. total value: 23 £ 18
shillings 9 pence. signed - John Wright, James Wray, Thomas Huston,
William Brown. Recorded Feb 7, 1803.

4 Jul 1803. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 1, page 20, 1 white male over 21.

30 Dec 1803. John Wray. Montgomery Co., VA. 40 acres on the south of
Walkers Big Creek above the mouth of Walkers Little Creek and including
the place whereon the sd Wray now resides. Grants 52, pg 183.

__ Jan 1804. Bulletin of The Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County,
Volume XX, August 1992, Number 3, pg 138. Rutherford County, NC, Road
Dockets, April 1803 - October 1804. The Court appointed James Ray
overseer of the public road in the room & place of Thomas Garner, from
Garners ford to the Lincoln line with the same boundry for hands.

27 Mar 1804. John Rhea. Washington Co., VA. 490 acres. Grants 53, pg
430.

20 Jun 1804. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 1, pg 17, 1 white male over 21.

3 Aug 1804. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. George
Ray, book 2, pg 16, 1 white male over 21.

7 Aug 1804. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 2, pg 17, 1 white male over 21.

4 Feb 1805. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, John and Susannah Kinsey, Feb.
4, 1805. Sur. John Wright. 130.

5 Apr 1805. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, Isaac and Mary Carlton, Apr. 5,
1805. sur. Geo. Wright.

11 Jun 1805. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Daniel
Ray, book 1, page 17, 1 white male over 21.

13 Jun 1805. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. George
Ray, book 1, page 17. 1 white male over 21.

15 Jun 1805. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 1, page 17, 1 white male over 21.

17 Jun 1805. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 1, page 17, 1 white male over 21.

5 Mar 1806. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, Benj. and Patsy Goode, Mar. 5,
1806. Sur. David Goode. 130.

25 Mar 1806. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, Elias and Dolly Thurman, Mar.
25, 1806. sur. John Thurman. 130.

16 Jun 1806. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 1, pg 20, 1 white male over 21.

18 Jun 1806. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. George
Ray, book 1, pg 20, 1 white male over 21.

20 Jun 1806. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 1, pg 21, 1 white male over 21, 1 white male age 16-21.

1 Jul 1806. William Ray. Franklin Co., VA. 140 acres on White Oak
Creek a branch of Magotty Creek. Grants 54, pg 528.

1 Jul 1806. White County, TN., Deeds, Book A, pgs 310-313. From John
Rhea, of Knox County, TN., to Thos. McCory, of the same place. For 200
dollars 500 acres of land situated in the middle district of the said in
the said State and on a fork of the Caney Fork called by King & Co.
McClures River on both sides of a path that leads to Chickamoga and
including the ford of river where said path crosses the same. Signed
John Rhea. Wits., R. Hart and Josiah Nichol, John Williams, and H. L.
White. 7 May 1809. Proven by oath of Robert Hart and also at Nov Term
1808 by Josiah Nichol.

2 Aug 1806. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Isaac
Ray, book 1, pg 21, 1 white male over 21.

24 Sep 1806. Deed Abstracts of Warren Co., Kentucky, 1797-1812, pg 47.
Page 241. 24 Sep 1806. Ezekiel Ray, Sumner Co., TN., to John Williams,
for $1600.00, a tract on Drakes Creek being 200 acres. Wit: William
Williams, Betsy Williams.

11 May 1807. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 1, pg 22, 1 white male over 21. William Ray, book 1, pg 22, 1
white male over 21, 1 white male age 16-21.

12 Jun 1807. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Isaac
Wray, book 1, pg 29, 1 white male over 21.

22 Jun 1807. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 1, pg 22, 1 white male over 21, 1 white male age 16-21. George
Ray, book 1, pg 22, 1 white male over 21.

4 May 1808. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Isaac
Ray, book 1, pg 30, 1 white male over 21.

30 May 1808. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154.
Nathaniel Ray, book 2, page 23, 1 white male over 21, 1 white male age
16-21.

7 Jun 1808. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 1, pg 30, 1 white male over 21. Moses Ray, book 1, pg 30, 1
white male over 21.

10 Oct 1808. Franklin County, Virginia Wills, 1786-1812, by T. L. C.
Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33149-1369, copyright (c)
1991, pg 101. Franklin County Will Book 1, pg 368. Will. Oct 10, 1808.
I, William Wright of Franklin County, am well & of perfect senses, (but)
calling to mind the mortality of man. To my grandson Enoch Wright - all
my land and plantation where I now live, and all my stock and furniture.
Enoch shall provide said William with all the things that are needed
during his life. Executors and trustees: my 2 sons, James Wright and
George Wright and Enoch Wright. Signed - William Wright. Wit - Isaac
Abshire, Philemon Smith, Abraham Abshire. At Franklin Court of Jan 2,
1809, this will of William Wright, deceased, was proved by the oath of
all 3 witnesses, and ordered recorded. And at Sep 3, 1810, Court, on the
motion of George Wright, one of the executors, who, together with James
Wray, his security, entered into his bond in the penalty of $50,
certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate in due form, liberty
being reserved to the other executors to join in the probate when they
shall see fit.

8 Jun 1809. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Elijah
Ray, book 2, pg 27, 1 white male over 21.

27 Jun 1809. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154.
Nathaniel Ray, book 1, pg 29, 1 white male over 21.

13 Jul 1809. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Moses
Ray, book 1, pg 34, 2 white males over 21, 1 white male age 16-21.

16 Aug 1809. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Isaac
Ray, book 2, pg 28, 1 white male over 21.

20 Oct 1809. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, James, Jr. and Sally R. Forbes,
dau. J., Oct 20, 1809. Sur. Wm. Forbes.

5 Mar 1810. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, Chesley and Betsey Lemon, dau.
Daniel, Mar. 5, 1810. Sur. Squire Chitwood.

20 Jun 1810. Jackson County, Tennessee, Wills. Will of James Ray, Sr.
(may have come from Orange County, N. C.)

12 Sep 1810. Franklin County, Virginia Wills, 1786-1812, by T. L. C.
Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33149-1369, copyright (c)
1991, pg 112. Franklin County Will Book 1, pg 418. Sep 12, 1810.
Inventory and appraisement of the slaves and personal estate of Hartmon
Doran, dec’d, agreeable to Franklin Court order. Items mentioned
include: 4 cows; Negro woman Pegg, Negro female children Feby, Milly, &
Filles; 1 walnut chest, 1 walnut table. Total value $902.76. Signed -
Elijah Brockman, James Wray, Abram Taylor, Appraisers. Recorded May 6,
1811.

17 Sep 1810. John Wray. Montgomery Co., VA. 44 acres on the north side
of Walkers Big Mountain on the waters of Walkers Creek a branch of New
River. Grants 61, pg 218.

15 Oct 1810. Tennesse Land Grants #2626. 200 acres by Gov Willie Blount
(R. Houston, Secretary) to Ezekiel Rhea, Assignee of John Nichols in
White Co., TN.

18 Dec 1810. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by
Marshall Wingfield, 1973, pg 248. Wray, John and Barbara S. Lloyd, Dec.
18, 1810.

__ ___ 1811. Early Kentucky Householders, 1787-1811, page 154. Isaac
Wray, book 1, pg 88, 1 white male over 21. John Ray, book 1, pg 68, 1
white male over 21. Joseph Wray, book 1, pg 84, 1 white male over 21.
Moses Ray, book 1, pg 66, 1 white male over 21. Nathan Ray, book 1, pg
68, 1 white male over 21. William Ray, book 1, pg 69, 2 white males over
21.

27 Aug 1811. Franklin County, Virginia Wills, 1786-1812, by T. L. C.
Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33149-1369, copyright (c)
1991, pg 106. Franklin County Will Book 1, pg 380. Will. I, Daniel
Leamon of Franklin County, am weak in body but perfect in mind and
memory. First, my just debts are to be paid. To my wife Fanny Leamon -
my estate, during her natural life or widowhood. If she marries, then
she is to have one third of the estate, during her natural life, and at
her death to return to my estate, to be divided as follows: one third
“to my John Leamon”, one third to my 2nd son, Daniel Leamon, and one
third to be equally divided between the children of my daughter,
Elizabeth Wray when they come to age. Executors: my friends Nathaniel
H. Clabourn (Claborne) and Joseph Flora. Signed Aug 27, 1811 - Daniel
Leamon. Wit - Moses Greer Jr, Polley Culp, Susanna Greer. At Franklin
Court of Oct 7, 1811, this will of Daniel Leamon was proved by the oath
of witness Moses Greer, Jr. And at Nov 4, 1811 Court, the will was
further proved by the oath of witnesses Polley Culp and Susanna Greer,
and ordered recorded. On the motion of the executors, who, together with
Moses Greer, Jr, their security, entered into their bond in the penalty
of $1,000, certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate.

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Johnita P. Malone

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Ray, Fincher, Jackson, O'Briant, Coburn, Black, Parrish, Barnes, Carey,
Betts, Keller, Wymore, Cooke, Jones, Gossett, Smith, Hester, Melton,
Hope, Cannaday, Blocksom, Reynolds, Rinker, Snook, Haddon, Betts,
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