Cathy, You may want to try Pinkney F. Rainwater as possible brother to your Susan. Pinkney frequently shows up in land records in many counties around Atlanta in the mid-1800's. His father was Job Rainwater, and my records show two older sisters to Pinkney that I haven't identified yet, but both were born prior to 1810. I don't show a sister for Pinkney who was born around 1815. Pinkney was born around 1812 in SC. At 04:37 PM 2/1/99 -0500, LARRY DAVIS wrote: >Hi, >I have noticed heavy traffic on the Rainwater listings. I truly hope >someone can assist me or offer advise as to where to search, I am at a >stand still on my Susan Rainwater / William Lewis. > >William Lewis b. abt. 1818 South Carolina > d. 1860-1870 (probally Paulding County, Ga.) > > wife: Susan Rainwater b. abt. 1815 South Carolina > >Children: Pinkney Lewis b. abt. 1838 > married M. A. Harris 1860 Paulding Co., Ga. > > Martha R. Lewis b. abt. 1841 > married William Lanier 1862 Paulding co., Ga. > > Henry Felix Turner Lewis b. 4-22-1844 > married (probally 2nd wife) Mary Lucinda Garrison House > in Izard County, Arkansas > > William J. Lewis b. abt. 1847 Ga. > > James Lewis b. abt. 1850 Ga. > > John J. Lewis ( might be same as James or a twin ) > > Martha Lewis b. abt. 1858 Ga. > > >Notes: In 1850 the family was in Cobb County, Ga. >1860 in Paulding County, Ga. >1870 in Paulding County, Ga. but Susan Rainwater Lewis is listed > without William. > > >Can anyone offer any additional info? All that I have on Susan Rainwater >is what is listed above, and her name on a death certificate of her son. > >Thanks >Kathy > > >==== RAINWATER Mailing List ==== >If you need to UNsubscribe (like going on vacation) send >UNSUBSCRIBE to: rainwater-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com. To get >back on the list later, send SUBSCRIBE to this same address. > > Dan

Hi everyone, I had to make a flying trip to SL to have "minor laser surgery" on my left eye. I had cataract's removed on both eyes in 1997 and this "filming" just seemed to creep up on me. Also the lens that was implanted has shifted up and isn't where it's supposed to be. He will try to nudge it back in place in Mar. When we got to SL last night, it started snowing and it dumped about 8" of the wet, heavy snow, which makes it horrible to try to get around. It cleared off about 11am,then we came on home. We didn't get a snowflake out of the storm at our place. (We're 2 1/2 hours southeast of SL) I tried to get on-line Saturday night but our server was switching over to newer digital modems and all lines were screwed up until late yesterday. The information on Daniel Boone Rainwater was from Mr. Marion Wheeler, who is a grand-son of Lillian Lavinia who married Henry Overton Cagle. It was sent in Nov 1983 and he had just retired and moved. The last address I have for him is Route 9 Box 208D: Fort Worth,Tex 76179. Also, Jerry A. Rainwater of Norman, Okla who is also a descendant of James (the Blacksmith) has done a lot of research on that line.His address is 300 Hal Muldrow Dr #231 Norman,Okla 73069. I'm not sure what he has on Daniel B. as he's descended from Miles Ebe.Daniel is thought to have died and been buried in Aly,Yell,Ark. All I know is-he wasn't on the 1900 census with his family. Also, I noted someone said that Vianna was called Viney and was Lillian Lavinia-no such thing-- they have 2 different birthday's .One was bn in 1879 in Birmingham,Ala and Vianna was bn in 1884 in Ark. As I am sorting and filing,if I come across anything else on this family, I'll put it on-line,ok? Glidie

With all the talk on Viney, Vina, et. al., I was wondering if anyone had ever figured how many Miles Rainwaters there were? It seems that every Rainwater family had at least one. Paula BCTone@aol.com

I think it's a great idea! I'll certainly be glad to contribute the meager research I have. Count me in! Bliss in San Angelo

Hi, I have noticed heavy traffic on the Rainwater listings. I truly hope someone can assist me or offer advise as to where to search, I am at a stand still on my Susan Rainwater / William Lewis. William Lewis b. abt. 1818 South Carolina d. 1860-1870 (probally Paulding County, Ga.) wife: Susan Rainwater b. abt. 1815 South Carolina Children: Pinkney Lewis b. abt. 1838 married M. A. Harris 1860 Paulding Co., Ga. Martha R. Lewis b. abt. 1841 married William Lanier 1862 Paulding co., Ga. Henry Felix Turner Lewis b. 4-22-1844 married (probally 2nd wife) Mary Lucinda Garrison House in Izard County, Arkansas William J. Lewis b. abt. 1847 Ga. James Lewis b. abt. 1850 Ga. John J. Lewis ( might be same as James or a twin ) Martha Lewis b. abt. 1858 Ga. Notes: In 1850 the family was in Cobb County, Ga. 1860 in Paulding County, Ga. 1870 in Paulding County, Ga. but Susan Rainwater Lewis is listed without William. Can anyone offer any additional info? All that I have on Susan Rainwater is what is listed above, and her name on a death certificate of her son. Thanks Kathy

>Kentucky: Abraham (Anna McClough) 8 ch; Anna McLaughlin >Bartholomew (Nancy) 13 ch; Nancy McLaughlin >Daniel (Anna Whitaker) 4 ch; 10 children >Miles (Frances Chaney) 6 ch; 10 children >William (Howard) & (Manerva, 1st wife Nancy Russell 2nd wife) 10 ch; 1st and only wife was Minerva Ann Rayborn. She survived him and is named as wife in his will. 11 children Nancy Russell was the wife of the William H. Rainwater who was the son of James Rainwater and Polly McDaniel. The William H. Rainwater who married Minerva Rayborn is the brother of James Rainwater.

In a message dated 1/31/1999 12:15:12 AM Eastern Standard Time, dwbrucejr@mindspring.com writes: << RAINWATER-L@rootsweb.com >> I would like to know what source Gildie uses for the Death Date of Martha Quillen. Could you please put in on the rootsweb, I have not been able to obtain this info and would like very much to include it in my data base. Thanks so much, Gail Tabor, one of her ggranddaughter.

There have a few e-mails to the Rainwater list making political comments, complaining about political comments, and then apologizing about political comments. The complaining and apologizing are about as out of place as the original comments. I give everyone one (1) mistake in this area ... one! No cats with nine lives on this subject. Most of the subscribers have come over from a long- running private communication list. Before that private list was converted to the automatic system Rootsweb provides, there was concern about messages consisting of subjects other than genealogy being posted to the automatic list. So you see, the majority of the concern came from the old-list subscribers who had had their share of Christmas greetings, forwarded jokes, arguments, etc. So this ruling is the desire of the majority. I probably will need to post this warning off and on for the benefit of new subscribers. I'm not trying to be a hard nose, to threaten or embarrass anyone, however the strict rule on this list is genealogy-related subjects. We are all friends here, and all business - the business of genealogy. On a more pleasant subject, there are several who have massive data files on the history of certain Rainwater clans. There has been a private suggestion made to me by a subscriber --- He will foot the cost of a good new, writeable CD drive. He has offered to combine all our various individual family files into one comprehensive CD, then it to be made available at cost, somewhere about $6 or 7 including the shipping. Your comments and ideas are requested concerning this suggestion. Please post them to the general list for discussion. Thank you again for your continued support. Bob Schimmel, Listowner > If this continues, you might want to suggest that all complaints be > e-mailed directly to the originator of inappropriate postings and all > apologies be e- mailed directly to the complainers. Another possible > solution might be for them to all use either "political", "complaint" or > "apology" as the first part of the subject and then the rest of us could > simply delete them without wasting our time reading them ;-) > > On a more serious note. I have digitized (by scanning) all of the > Rainwater data I have on Pulaski County, KY. This consists of the > following: > > 1) 1810 census 2 pages > 2) 1820 census 4 pages > 3) 1830 census 3 pages > 4) 1840 census 5 pages > 5) 1850 census 7 pages > 6) 1860 census 10 pages > 7) 1870 census 10 pages > 8) 1880 census 9 pages > 9) 1890 taxpayers, soldiers, sailors & widows 11 pages > 10) 1900 census 20 pages > 11) cemeteries volume 1, 3 pages > 12) cemeteries volume 2, 25 pages > 13) marriages book 1, 9 pages > 14) marriages book 2, 8 pages > 15) marriages book 3, 9 pages > 16) marriages book 4, 13 pages > 17) wills index 4 pages > > I am hesitant to put this notice on the "list" since the data is simply > scanned copies of books published and sold by the Pulaski County Kentucky > Historical Society. However, I would be willing to e-mail the files to > those who hear about it through one on one methods. The files range from > 72KB to 225KB per page and the average is probably about 180KB per page. > If you hear of someone who might be interested point them in my direction. > I am currently sending them to Hal Irving at about 10 pages per day. One > of the potential problems is over filling someone's mail box by sending to > many pages at a time. > > More food for thought ..... > > Within the next 90 days or so I am going to purchase a CD > writer/re-writer. I have a lot of Rainwater data, you have a lot of > Rainwater data, many of those participating in the "list" have a lot of > Rainwater data. I have been giving some thought to inviting those on the > "list" to e-mail their Rainwater data to me. After a 30-60 day period, > I'll use whatever I receive or the first 650-680MB I receive to create a > Rainwater CD. Those interested could then buy the CD for some small fee > approximating my cost of materials and postage. I haven't checked out all > the costs yet, but it could well be around $5 per CD including postage. I > would probably not be able to produce more than 4 or 5 CDs per week given > the time it takes to create a CD and the time I could devote to it. Let > me know what you think about it. > > Ron

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A posting gleaned from Lisa Rainwater's web page. This is a non- subscriber to the Rainwater list. Bob, Listowner ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date sent: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 23:34:23 -0600 From: brewerdf@ionet.net Send reply to: brewerdf@ionet.net To: NRAINH20@aol.com Subject: rainwater my gggrandma was named Alice Rainwater and was married to a man named Grider and married in Mountain Home, Ok. Stephanie Brewer

This private message did not make the list. I am forwarding for the records. Bob Schimmel *************** ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- From: "Ramona McManus" <ramona_mcmanus@hotmail.com> To: schimmel@northlink.com Subject: Rainwater and Mathis Date sent: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 23:15:29 PST Bob, A co-worker bought a copy of a 1985 genealogy history written about her ancestors. It was "The Joseph and Barsheba Thomas Webb Genealogy", and traces their family to the mid-1700's. Mostly they are located in East Tennessee. While browsing the book for my FORTENBERRY or HICE family I found the following. Zelma Alice Costner, daughter of Charity Webb (born 1844) and Frank Costner married Eli Mathis. Had six children: Howard and Harold (twins), Carroll, Jack and Betty (twins), and Barbara. William Moody "Bill" Teague, born 1897, married Blanche Rainwater. Had three children: Mary Bernice, Robert Joseph, and Gordon. Ida Ruth Williamson, born 3/27/1948, married Donald Mathis, born 1947. Had two children: Donnie and Robin. Thelma Hill married Wayne Rainwater. One child, Micky. Rachel Williamson, born 5/12/1875 an died 8/10/1931), married R. Dharman Mathis. Had eleven children: Eli, Kurt, Sam, Ritta, Lena and Jeter (twins), Mary, Lewis, Tom, Theodore, and Rufus. Annie Lou Gibson married Kermit Thomas Rainwater. Had twins, Victor and Victoria. Some of the primary names in the book include: WEBB, GILES, McGAHA, McMAHON, WILLIAMSON, and COSTNER. Also several entries for MATHES. If any of the above names ring a bell, I do have access to the book for more indepth info. Hope something is helpful to you. Ramona

Gildie, William was living with his grandparents, James the Blacksmith and Apposley, back in GA in 1870. He's on the census in their household. May I ask where you got Martha P. Quillen's date of death? I have no info on DOD or place of burial. Thanks. Dan Bruce At 08:38 PM 1/30/99 -0700, grm wrote: >Hi Emma, >I'll give you what I have on him: >Daniel Boone Rainwater bn 10 Mar 1844 Campbell Co.,Ga to James and >Apposley (Pealey) ? Rainwater (James the Blacksmith to tell him from his >cousin the Rev James) >He md Sarah A. Nix 26 Apr 1861-Campbell Co.,Ga. They had 1 child- >William B.,bn 1862. Nothing more known about Sarah.(In fact- I would >question this being James' Daniel because he would have only been 17 years >old in 1861) Daniel served in the CW- Co K 30 Ga Vol Inf. The next time he >shows up is in Decatur Co.,Tn and he age 24 with wife Indianna age 19.No >children in household. Where's William B.?(This is the 1870 census Dist 2 >pg 14 Fam # 61) > >While he's in Decatur Co.,Tn, he marries Martha Quillen (not Twillen) on 9 >Oct 1870. What happened to Indianna???? Martha bn 25 Dec 1852 in Va. >dies 2 May 1903 in Aly,Yell, Ark. > >On the 1880 census they are in Birmingham, Clay,Ala. Children in the >household are; >Josephine-age 6 1880 (marries O.P.Swaim) >Elijah D-bn 5 May 1877 (marries Jennie Hightower) >Lillian Lavinia- bn 6 Mar 1879 (marries 8 Apr 1894-Henry Overton Cagle as > his 4th wife. He died 1898 and she md 2nd Ulysses Grant Walker) >Ollie Ozma-bn 15 Apr 1883 (md James Barnes-before 1900) >Viana-bn Sep 1884(md John Walker) >Mattie-bn Aug 1889 (md John Priddy) >Claudie-bn Mar 1894 > >Daniel died between 1893 and 1900, as he's not on the 1900 Yell Co.,Ark >census with Martha) >That's about all I have on this family. >Glidie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >==== RAINWATER Mailing List ==== >Send complaints, suggestions or problems with the >list to the listowner: schimmel@northlink.com > > Dan

Ron, "Vianna" Rainwater was actually named, Vina, and family called her Viney. She was my great-grandmother. Dan Bruce At 02:36 AM 1/27/99 EST, Ron48@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 1/25/99 6:35:57 PM Central Standard Time, >hgentry@inetport.com writes: > >> I have been told that Lillian Lavinie Rainwater was the daughter >> of Daniel Boone Rainwater and his wife Martha Quillen. I have also been >> told that Lillian Lavinie Rainwater was Indian. She was born 6 March >> 1879 in Birmingham. AL and was married on 18 July 1894 to Henry Overton >> Cagle, as his 4th wife. This is all I know about this Rainwatr family. >> Can anyone add to it, or refute it, or suggest further research? Thanks >> for any help or suggestions. Emma Gene Gentry >> > >The data I have indicates that Daniel Boone Rainwater b. 1844 GA d. abt 1900 >(s/o James Rainwater and Apposley Cunningham) >m1. Indiana --?-- b. 1839 GA >children: >1) William B Rainwater b. 1862 GA >m2. Sarah E Nix >children: >none >m3. Martha Tuillin b. 1852 VA >children: >1) Josephine Rainwater b. 1874 GA >2) Elijah D Rainwater b. 1877 AL >3) Lillian Lavinna Rainwater b. 1880 AL >4) Vianna Rainwater b. 1884 AR >5) Ollit Ozma Rainwater b. 1884 >6) Mattie Rainwater b. 1889 AR >7) Claudie Rainwater b. 1894 AR > >I would be glad to send you a GEDCOM file of my Rainwater data if you want it. >Let me know. > >Ron Recer >Edmond, OK > > >==== RAINWATER Mailing List ==== >Send complaints, suggestions or problems with the >list to the listowner: schimmel@northlink.com > > Dan

Hi Emma, I'll give you what I have on him: Daniel Boone Rainwater bn 10 Mar 1844 Campbell Co.,Ga to James and Apposley (Pealey) ? Rainwater (James the Blacksmith to tell him from his cousin the Rev James) He md Sarah A. Nix 26 Apr 1861-Campbell Co.,Ga. They had 1 child- William B.,bn 1862. Nothing more known about Sarah.(In fact- I would question this being James' Daniel because he would have only been 17 years old in 1861) Daniel served in the CW- Co K 30 Ga Vol Inf. The next time he shows up is in Decatur Co.,Tn and he age 24 with wife Indianna age 19.No children in household. Where's William B.?(This is the 1870 census Dist 2 pg 14 Fam # 61) While he's in Decatur Co.,Tn, he marries Martha Quillen (not Twillen) on 9 Oct 1870. What happened to Indianna???? Martha bn 25 Dec 1852 in Va. dies 2 May 1903 in Aly,Yell, Ark. On the 1880 census they are in Birmingham, Clay,Ala. Children in the household are; Josephine-age 6 1880 (marries O.P.Swaim) Elijah D-bn 5 May 1877 (marries Jennie Hightower) Lillian Lavinia- bn 6 Mar 1879 (marries 8 Apr 1894-Henry Overton Cagle as his 4th wife. He died 1898 and she md 2nd Ulysses Grant Walker) Ollie Ozma-bn 15 Apr 1883 (md James Barnes-before 1900) Viana-bn Sep 1884(md John Walker) Mattie-bn Aug 1889 (md John Priddy) Claudie-bn Mar 1894 Daniel died between 1893 and 1900, as he's not on the 1900 Yell Co.,Ark census with Martha) That's about all I have on this family. Glidie

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>------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- >Date forwarded: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 11:59:40 -0800 (PST) >From: "grm" <grm@castlenet.com> >Date sent: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 13:02:51 -0700 >Subject: [RAINWATER-L] Re:Tempy Lassiter >To: RAINWATER-L@rootsweb.com >Forwarded by: RAINWATER-L@rootsweb.com > >No, I don't know which family she's from. This is from Mrs. Ulery Stinson, >1015 So.Main; Columbia,Tn 38401. Archibald md 2nd Elizabeth Smothers. >He died Todd Co.,Ky.Mrs. Stinson may have more on this family. Glidie>>> The Lassiter surname is connected with Rainwater and Hulsey in Georgia and then into Madison and Marshall counties Alabama. I would be interested in discussing connections with anyone. Bob

Hi everyone. Have been pretty sick with the flu but finally on the mend, thank goodness. I can finally stay up long enough to finish a task. I have been sorting and filing papers, trying to get a backlog of things done. I still have a stack about a foot thick to go through, but I'll get it done. Charles said it wouldn't look like my desk if it is all cleared off-to leave a few papers for "seed". I will get back with y'all after I finish this one file I'm working on. It's Elisha G. and his 2 wives,plus his children from both. Maybe I'll find someone who is descended from him. Glidie

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A spam mail got through to some of the suname lists. Apparently it has not found us here at Rainwater. Rootsweb technical services is working to block any further intrusion into their system. Should a SPAM appear on Rainwater I will see it immediately -- no need to tell me about it. Use your delete button to good advantage. Samples of the sending addresses looked like these.... << Subj: {not a subscriber} Secrets from Magic Psychics Date: 01/28/1999 From: htlvbdvemvhoeqkn@hotbot.com To: edabqjijttjisbwx@hotbot.com You see the spammer set up some sort of loop mailing from hotbot.com back thru hotbot.com. The header tracking record then reported "Client Unknown" when a tracer report was requested. The operators/owners of the ISP hotbot.com now have a big problem. Regards, Bob Schimmel. listowner

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