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--part1_17.164ea735.283fbdf5_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_17.164ea735.283fbdf5_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <> From: Full-name: Frannell73 Message-ID: <> Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 14:32:51 EDT Subject: References & Notes p.5 To: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="part2_17.164ea735.283c0ad3_boundary" X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows US sub 10520 --part2_17.164ea735.283c0ad3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ...Your orator further showeth unto your honor, Elizabeth Rhea is the widow & relict of the said William who lives on the said plantation; and that the said William left issue Alexander Rhea, Nancy now married to Joseph Ritchey, Elizabeth Rhea now married to Robert Rhea, James Rhea, Thomas Rhea, Margret Rhea, Hannah Rhea, Polly Rhea, Martha Rhea & John Rhea, which ------, Nancy, Elizabeth, James, Thomas, Margret, Hannah. Polly, Martha & John are the children of James Rhea decd, who was the son of the aforesaid William Rhea and who now reside out of this Commonwealth, and also Hugh Rhea a child of Archibald Rhea, one of the sons of the aforesaid William Rhea, and who also resides out of this Commonwealth, and Robert Rhea, and Ann Lockridge & William Rhea, children of the aforesaid William Rhea, Sr., and John Rhea, another son of Archibald afsd. which Robert Ann William & John live in this Commonwealth who are residents of this Commonwealth all and every (of?) which heirs of the said William Rhea and the husbands of such of the females as married tour orator prays may be made Deft's to this Bill. Your orator further showeth unto your honor, that the Deft's, notwithstanding that they are well acquainted with the justice of your orator's claim...yet they refuse to execute proper & sufficient deeds of conveyance unto your orator, for the several lands aforesaid or to surrender up unto your orator the slave Tom aforesaid but absolutely refuse the same...(That) the said Deft's be advised(?) to convey unto their & each of their interest titles in & to the lands aforesaid, unto your orator in feesimple, subject to the dower of the said widow, if such right she hath, and that the slave Tom, may be(?) unto your orator, with his heirs from the death of the said William Rhea, and that your orator may have such other& further relief as to this court shall summon...(signed) Jno Rhea." Words are spelled as in the original text. On March 22, 1805, the Virginia heirs signed a deed relinquishing their interest in the land. It was signed by Robert Rhea, William's son, Ann Lockridge, his daughter, and John Rhea, son of William's son, Archibald, deceased. It was witnessed by Thomas Rhea and William Rhea(Jr.), See BATH CO, VA DEED BOOK 3, 59-60.* --part2_17.164ea735.283c0ad3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML>...Your orator further showeth unto your honor, Elizabeth Rhea is the widow & relict of the said William who lives on the said plantation; and that the said William left issue Alexander Rhea, Nancy now married to Joseph Ritchey, Elizabeth Rhea now married to Robert Rhea, James Rhea, Thomas Rhea, Margret Rhea, Hannah Rhea, Polly Rhea, Martha Rhea & John Rhea, which ------, Nancy, Elizabeth, James, Thomas, Margret, Hannah. Polly, Martha & John are the children of James Rhea decd, who was the son of the aforesaid William Rhea and who now reside out of this Commonwealth, and also Hugh Rhea a child of Archibald Rhea, one of the sons of the aforesaid William Rhea, and who also resides out of this Commonwealth, and Robert Rhea, and Ann Lockridge & William Rhea, children of the aforesaid William Rhea, Sr., and John Rhea, another son of Archibald afsd. which Robert Ann William & John live in this Commonwealth who are residents of this Commonwealth all and every (of?) which heirs of the said William Rhea and the husbands of such of the females as married tour orator prays may be made Deft's to this Bill. Your orator further showeth unto your honor, that the Deft's, notwithstanding that they are well acquainted with the justice of your orator's claim...yet they refuse to execute proper & sufficient deeds of conveyance unto your orator, for the several lands aforesaid or to surrender up unto your orator the slave Tom aforesaid but absolutely refuse the same...(That) the said Deft's be advised(?) to convey unto their & each of their interest titles in & to the lands aforesaid, unto your orator in feesimple, subject to the dower of the said widow, if such right she hath, and that the slave Tom, may be(?) unto your orator, with his heirs from the death of the said William Rhea, and that your orator may have such other& further relief as to this court shall summon...(signed) Jno Rhea." Words are spelled as in the original text. On March 22, 1805, the Virginia heirs signed a deed relinquishing their interest in the land. It was signed by Robert Rhea, William's son, Ann Lockridge, his daughter, and John Rhea, son of William's son, Archibald, deceased. It was witnessed by Thomas Rhea and William Rhea(Jr.), See BATH CO, VA DEED BOOK 3, 59-60.*</HTML> --part2_17.164ea735.283c0ad3_boundary-- --part1_17.164ea735.283fbdf5_boundary--

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