We talked about Rameys and Browns last November. Since then I found something interesting (I may descend from this line... I have five Brown lines). This is from the web: Posted by Sunni Brown Chaplin on December 30, 1998 at 19:59:02: In Reply to: Wm. Brown b. 1773 Culpepper VA d. IN posted by Minga Stivers on September 12, 1998 at 23:16:09: According to published Wm. Brown genealogy book by Robert A. Hughes of St. Louis, Wm. had 5 brothers and sisters: Elizabeth, Dicsy, Paulie, Joel, Coleman and William born to Thomas Brown and possibly Elizabeth Ramey. My dad is Rice E. Brown III, Gpa-Rice E. Brown II, gGpa-Rice E. Brown, Sr.,ggGpa-Solomon Glory. Solomon Glory Brown had 18 children by two wives, the last being named Rice Evans Brown after his brother. Do you know of the Elizabeth Ramey mentioned above? Thank you again for the information you provided in November. Its great! Laura -----Original Message----- From: Bess & Don Ramey <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, December 06, 1998 11:37 AM Subject: Gath, Ky., Ramey & Brown >Re: the query of 12/4 on the above..we have a little on William Page >Ramey and a lot on his ancestors. Various sources on this, most of it >proven, some not yet. > >He was born abt. 1765, died abt. 1820 in Rappahanock Co., Va. m. Eliza >(last name unknown) >He was the son of John Ramey, b. abt. 1735 in King George Co., Va., d. >abt 1850 in Bourbon Co., Ky and Joanne Page (no dates) >John was the son of William Ramey, Jr. , b. 1696 in Westmoreland Co., >Va., d.1758 in Frederick Co., Va. and Barbara Byram (no dates) >William was the son of William Ramey, Sr., b. 1672 in Westmoreland Co., >d. 19Nov1737 in Westmoreland Co. and Catherine Asbury, b. 1672 in >Westmoreland Co., d. 1738, probably in Westmoreland Co. >William Sr. was the son of the "original" Jacob and Mary Miles ( or >whatever her last name was, lot of disscussion on that) > >The Archie Ramey mentioned in the quotation is probably Archibald, b. >1759, also the son of John and Joanne. He was in Fleming Co., Ky very >early, had some land grants there. > >Hope this adds something to your data. >D&B