No Mark Rectors but: from Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 Uriah Rector sells part of tract formerly owned by John Rector, dec'd to Thomas Neavil 154 acres. I think the date is 1778. On same page and having nothing to do with Rectors (except as allied families) Redman, Elizabeth bound to Joseph Neavill 1766 and Joseph Neavill appt. Admin 1759 to Richard Redman. *** Another Neavill/Rector**** John Rector Jr (s/o John s/o John Jacob the emmigrant) sues George Neavill Jr 1765 Green/Rector Elizabeth Green marriage bond 12/22/1794 to Lewis Rector bondsman is George Green elizabeth Green a minor d/o Joeseph Green marriage bond to Moses Rector 2/25/1778 bondsman William Rector. >Thank you for the information you posted recently regarding the Squire >Nevels name and the use of Squire in the Williams and Boone families. > >In the Rector family, have you found a Mark Rector. I apologize if I have >asked this question before. James Nevels was on a Tennessee passport with >Mark Rector in the 1790s. I think he is the same James Nevels who was in >Jefferson Co., MS records in the late 1790s with a Humphrey Beardin, who was >also on the Tennessee Passport. > >Jan > >At 06:10 PM 3/7/99 -0600, you wrote: > >> I'm finding that many of the Rectors and allied families >>moved into NC/SC then up (for some reason) to Washington Co Va >>and into eastern KY. Mary Bryan Van Hoose's spouse was born >>on land neighboring Morgan Bryan's (in-laws with Daniel Boone.) >>Morgan Bryan's migration is Frederick (1730's) south to various >>points in Va, then NC. The same is true for Squire Williams >>family (Peedee River NC/SC... allied to Davis and Anderson). >>The same is true for the early Ramey (Remy, Reamy...) family... >>also allied to both the Brown and Bryan family. >> The Van Hoose family split and some are living in Alabama >>today. The rest live on the Big Sandy in Kentucky. Other allied >>by marriage surnames are Lewis (of the Washington allied >>family), Clark, Preston (also an allied family of >>Washington), Price, Yokum, Lemaster and Hite. >> As a matter of fact, the Rectors married into the Boone >>family early on. I'd look for places where the Boones and >>Bryans lived to find out more about Squire Neville's family. >