Cindi, I am sending via email what I have on Sanford Ramey. ____ Marsil in the Land of UFO's, Aliens, and weather balloons. Roswell, NM

We need a sight where we can post how we descend from our earliest Ramey ancestor. such as: Jacob Ramey, 1762-1804 Dianna Ramey Willson, 1790-1840 Lydia Willson Cordell, 1815-1872 George Ramey, 1792-1845 Mike Ramey, 1823-? Does the above example make sense? Does any one think this is a good idea? If you think it is a good idea I would be willing to create a sight for it. We should just post our direct line. Louis R.

Hmmm!! All these Sanford Ramey's. What's the best way to decipher them. I do know that the Sanford Ramey who raised Dianna Willson had no children. From there I know not where to go. Louis R. Lois Arthur wrote: > > Louis, > Here is what I have on Sanford Ramey. I don't know if this is the same > Sanford Ramey you have, but the dates fit. However, the location doesn't. > Sanford Ramey, son of John Ramey and Edith Browning, born Christmas Day > 1782 in Culpepper(or Culpeper, not sure of the spelling) County, Virginia, > and died July 7, 1854 in Muskingum Township, Muskingum County, Ohio at the > age of 72. His first wife was Catherine Gayer, married Oct. 21, 1813. His > second wife was Susanna Wells, married Aug.24, 1824. > This same Sanford Ramey taught school in a cabin on the road between > Dreadon and Shannon in 1816. This was the first school in Muskingum > County. I doubt if this Sanford is the one you have because he seemed to > have spent most of his life in Ohio, not Virginia, even though he was born > there. > I am a descendent of this Sanford's brother, Alexander. > Lois Arthur in Indiana > [email protected] > > ----------Original message-------: > : I just returned from a Genealogy trip through Virginia. I did research > : in Loudoun County, the Library of Virginia, in Richmond, and > : Northumberland County, Virginia. In Richmond they had a book of all > : person who have served in the Virginia General Assembly. It listed a > : Sanford Ramey serving in the 1830's from Loudoun County, Virginia. Is > : any one familiar with Sanford Ramey. My G.G.G. grandmother Dianna > : Willsson was raised by her uncle Sanford Ramey but he died in about > : 1828. > : > : Louis R. > :

Louis, Here is what I have on Sanford Ramey. I don't know if this is the same Sanford Ramey you have, but the dates fit. However, the location doesn't. Sanford Ramey, son of John Ramey and Edith Browning, born Christmas Day 1782 in Culpepper(or Culpeper, not sure of the spelling) County, Virginia, and died July 7, 1854 in Muskingum Township, Muskingum County, Ohio at the age of 72. His first wife was Catherine Gayer, married Oct. 21, 1813. His second wife was Susanna Wells, married Aug.24, 1824. This same Sanford Ramey taught school in a cabin on the road between Dreadon and Shannon in 1816. This was the first school in Muskingum County. I doubt if this Sanford is the one you have because he seemed to have spent most of his life in Ohio, not Virginia, even though he was born there. I am a descendent of this Sanford's brother, Alexander. Lois Arthur in Indiana [email protected] ----------Original message-------: : I just returned from a Genealogy trip through Virginia. I did research : in Loudoun County, the Library of Virginia, in Richmond, and : Northumberland County, Virginia. In Richmond they had a book of all : person who have served in the Virginia General Assembly. It listed a : Sanford Ramey serving in the 1830's from Loudoun County, Virginia. Is : any one familiar with Sanford Ramey. My G.G.G. grandmother Dianna : Willsson was raised by her uncle Sanford Ramey but he died in about : 1828. : : Louis R. :

I just returned from a Genealogy trip through Virginia. I did research in Loudoun County, the Library of Virginia, in Richmond, and Northumberland County, Virginia. In Richmond they had a book of all person who have served in the Virginia General Assembly. It listed a Sanford Ramey serving in the 1830's from Loudoun County, Virginia. Is any one familiar with Sanford Ramey. My G.G.G. grandmother Dianna Willsson was raised by her uncle Sanford Ramey but he died in about 1828. Louis R.

Bonnie J. Graham wrote: > > Shirley, > > I was SO EXCITED to see the Ramey information you > found in Missouri. My Eliza Ramey, who married Job > DAVIS in Montgomery County, KY is one of the great mysteries > of my genealogy I am still trying to sort out. > > I didn't see anything that would link the John Ramey in > the will to my Eliza, but just the fact that they were > from the same county in KY was a wonderful clue for me! > > Are you looking for Ramey's from Montgomery County, KY? > If so I would love to chat! > > Bonnie in Alaska Bonnie, Are your ancesters from Mount Sterling, Montgomery KY? If so the Ramey expert in that area is Rick Ramey. One of the family group sheets he sent me shows a Eliza married to a Sanford Ramey (John's brother). There is a dob for Sanford of 1806 but nothing on Eliza. My ancestors are also from Mt Sterling KY. My gggg grandfather Robert was a son of John's brother Jacob. Bobbie

Whoops, sorry for the duplication but didn't know if I had transmitted the message the first time since I typed it and then got on the internet. However, I did find some additional information that I had buried on a MELVINA RAMEY, daughter of John. This information was taken from a Book "Annals of Platte Co., Missouri " Page 196 month of FEBRUARY JAMES B. MARTIN Feb. 6--James H Martin having died, Addison Burge administered. Bond $6,000. He was the youngest son of Zadock Martin, and was born in Clay County about 1822. H received a good education and read law. HE MARRIED FIRST, OCTOBER 30, 1844, MELVINA RAMEY, DAUGHTER OF JOHN, WHO DIED CHILDESS, SEPTEMBER 2, 1848. He married second, October 31, 1850 Flora Jack, daughter of L. C. Jack. Their only child, Davidella, was born September 2, 1851 and died January 23, 1868. IT GOES ON ABOUT THE 2ND MARRIAGE OF FLORA JACK. If anyone wants the entire article, will be more then glad to enter it. >From this same book:Page 560 & 561 Oct. 1873 JOHN RAMEY John Ramey died. He was born in Culpeper County, Virginia in 1791; removed to Montgomery County, Ky, with his parents in 1800; taught school in 1819-1820. In 1814 he married Juda Gordon, sister of Thomas Gordon, of Clay. She was born in 1797, in Loudoun County, Virginia and died April 16, 1869 in Platte. They came to Platte in 1840 , and settled on Second Creek, below Linkville, and entered a splendid body of prairie land. Ch: I. MARY JANE RAMEY, b. March 8, 1815, living. She married William Prunty, brother of Leonard; no children. II. SUSAN RAMEY, b. April 20, 1817, living.She married in Kentucky Hugh B. Wren, b. May 9, 1796, d. in Kentucky. The widow came after her father, to Platte. Children: 1. Edwin O. Wren, m'd Mary Daniel, daug of Shelby Daniel. (see) Ch: (a) Lillie Wren d. Oct 10,1894 married Davis Ramey of Mt. Sterling Kentucky 1 child: (1) Ed. O. Ramey 2. Mary E. Wren, married Richard Oldham. Ch: (a) Olive May Oldham. 3. James J Wren b. in Kentucky Sept. 9, 1844, married Jan. 7, 1880 Helen C. Adkins (See) III. LEWIS RAMEY, b. March 1, 1819; sold goods in Platte City; went to California in 1850; made a fortune by trade, and was frozen in a snow storm, leaving a large sack of gold in a tree near where his bod was found. The heirs here received large sums from his estate. IV. MELVINA RAMEY b. Oct 1, 1821 married in 1846 James B. Martin (See) V. THOMAS RAMEY b. Feb. 11, 1826; went to California, married Lizzie Satterfield. Sorry I missed this the first time. Shirley

Hello, Everyone I am new to the mailing list. I just discovered your list this afternoon. My name is Pam and I am researching the Ramie or Remie last name. I haven't been at this very long so my information only goes back to 1881. But here is my oldest generation: My great grandfather Edmond Ramie was living in Ogdensburg, New York around 1918. I do not know anything about Edmond's parents. I do know that Edmond and his wives and one son my grandfather George are buried in Norte Dame Catholic Cemetery in Ogdensburg, New York. Edmond Ramie (1881- 1941) - first wife Leona Marlowe Ramie Leona and Edmond's children: George Malgoire Ramie born in Cache Bay, Ontario Alphonese Ramie - 2nd wife Nellie Daniels Ramie Nellie and Edmond's children: Leonard Nemi Remie (he changed spelling) Marie Ramie Lawson Frances Ramie Happy researching. If anyone can connect our lines please email me. Pam ([email protected])

Last week on Tuesday, I visited the County Court House in Platte City, Platte County, Missouri, Recorder's office and found the following Will recorded in Book C Pages 356 thru 359. I am not sure why this Will was filed in Missouri but thought I would share it with the list. It appears that this John Ramey was from Montgomery County, Kentucky and his wife was Litty or Letty, and that he had no direct heirs other than a nephew Davis Ramey and the infant son of Presley Wilson, Henry Wilson. Not sure how the Wilson's are related unless Liddy's maiden name may have been Wilson and John Ramey, son of James Ramey. I have transcribed it exactly how it was written, spelling and puncuation are the same. No comma's, periods etc. were used for the most part "In the name of God Amen I John Ramey of Montgomery County and State of Kentucky do make ordain and declare this instrument which is written with my own hand to be my last Will and Testament revocking all others heretofore made by me. All my debts of which there are but few and none of magnitude are to be puntually & speckly paid and the ligacus hereafter bequeathed are to be discharged as soon as sircumstances will permit and in the manner directed- Item to my Wife Letty Ramy I give and bequeath the use profit and benefit of my whole estate real and personal for the Term of natural Life except such parts thereof as are specially disposed of heretoafter-Item upon the decease of my wife it is my will and desire that all the slaves which I hold in my own right shall receive their fredom and whereas among those who will receive Freedom according to this in desire there may be some who from old age or bodily infinity and others who are on account of infancy that will be unable to support themselves it is my will and desire that all who came under the first and second descriptions shall be come comfortably clothed and fed by my heirs and my wifes heirs while they live and that such of the later description as have no parents living or if living are unable or unwilling to provide for them shall be bound by the Court until they shall arrive at the age of twenty five years and in case where no record can be provided whereby their ages can be ascertained the judgment of the Court upon its own view of the subject shall be adequate and final the negro's thus bound are by their Masters or Mistresses to be taught to read and to write and to be brought up to some useful occupation agreeaby to the Laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky providing for the support of orphans and other proore children and I do hereby expressly forbid the sale or transportation out of the Commonwealth of any slave I may die possessed of under my pretence whatsoever and I do moreover most positively and most solemly enjoin it upon my Executor hereafter named or the survivor of them to see that this clause respecting slaves and every part thereof be religously fulfilled at the epoch at which it is directed to take place without evasion neglect or delay after the crops which may then be in the gournd are harvested partickular as it respects the aged and infirm seeing that a regular and permanent fund be established for their support as long as there are subjects requiring it not trusting to the uncertain provision to be made by indivuduals and to my Mulatto man Phillip I give him immediate freedom and it is also my wish that he should attend strictly honeslly and faithfully and act as an overseer in every respect provided she shall approve of his conduct and it is also my will that she his mistress shall pay him for his services fifty dollars per year and Feed, Clothe and pay his taxes if any-Item I give unto my wife Litty Ramey the whole of the Land and plantation containing about two hundred acres whereon we now live during her natural life with all it spanterance thereunto belonging so long as she shall live and at her decease it is my will she shall or may dispose or Will threefourths of the above metnioned two hundred acres of land to any person or persons she may think proper-Item I also further give unto my wife Litty Ramey one half of all my household and kitchen furniture and also one half of all the produce of every description that is on hand at my decease to give or will to any person or persons as she in her wisdom may think proper and also one half of the stock of every description I give unto her to dispose of to any person or persons she may think-Item unto Henry Wilson now an infant son of Presley Wilson I give and bequeath unto him five hundred dollars to be raised out of the other half of my stock Household and kitchen furniture and produce not heretofore bequeathed to be paid him by my Executors or the survivoir of them when he arrives to the age of twenty one years and should he die before he arrives to the age of twenty one then in that Case it is my will that the afousaid five hundred dollars should descend to John Ramey son of my brother James Ramey and his heirs fourver 4 Item I give unto my nephew Davis Ramey and his heirs in pirpituity the Land with the plantation which I bought of Thomas Garritt and by Garritt bought from James Milroy immediate possession at my decease containing one hundred eleven and three quarters acres and thirty eight poles also the other fourth part of my house tract of Land not heretofore bequeathed at the decease of my wife also the balance of the other half of my stock of every description household and kitchen furniture together with the produce now on hand of every discription except the aforesaid five hundred Dollars heretofore bequeathed-Item unto my nephew Davis Ramey and his heirs I give and bequest one half of money now his me together with one half of the notes on different people also some open accounts which may hereafter be collected all of which he is to receive immediately after my deceas lastly, I constitute and appoint my wife Litty Ramey, my nephew Davis Ramey Executrix and Executor of this my Will and testament and as it will be seen in the front of this instrument or Will the course I have takin to dispose of what little I have been blessed with in this world I may make some person or person auxious break or destroy this instrument or Will therefore it is my Wish and desion that any person or person so attempting it may not succeed nor find any favor in any Court of Justice in the commonwealth of Kentucky, In witeness of all and of each of the things herein containd I have sit my hand and seal this twenty third day of February in the year our thousand eight hundred and twenty one. Test. Joseph Fanning ?(difficult to decipher the writing) Elijah Hansborough, Benjamin Davis Ennes Combs, John B. Duke David Rice Senr. John Ramey Seal At a Court held for Montgomery County on the 7th day of May 1821 The Last Will and Testament of John Ramey deceased was this day produced in Court and proved by the oaths of Joseph Fanning, Ennis Combs and John B. Duke subscribing witnesses hereto and ordered to be recorded, which is ??(word unreadable). Att: M D Harrison, CLK State of Kentucky) Montgomery County) I James Howard, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing Will and order of Court are truly transcribed from the Records on file in my oiffce. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my name and affixed the seal of said Court at office in Mount Sterling this 5th day of August AD 1842 James Howard, Clk. State of Kentucky) Montgomery County)I, Joseph Boudurant, Presiding Justice of the County court of the County aforesaid do certify that James Howard whose name appears to the foregoing certificate is now, and was at the time of signing the same the Clerk of said County Court duly appointed and qualified, that said certificate is in (word unreadable) form of law and the signature of said Clerk thereto is genuine given under my hand this 5th day of Auguat 1842. Fee $1.00, Tial 1.00= $2.00 Joseph Boudurant, P. J. M. C. This day John D. ORear and George Buttey came personally before the sucscriber, a Justice of the Peace for Montgomery County and made oath that the two boys named George and Philip are the same boys emancipated by the last will and testament of John Ramey, dec. to which this is appended. Given under my hand as Justice aforesaid the 6th day of September 1842 L Y Millspaugh Montgomery County, Sat. I James Howard Clerk of the County Court for the County aforeaid, do certify that the following contains a correct description of George and Phillp Ramey, Slaves, emancepated by the written & foregoing Will of John Ramey, deceased. To Wit, George Ramey is five ffut five & a half inches high, aged about twenty six years in january next, weight-about one hundred and thirty pounds, Philip Ramey is about five foot six inches high, aged about twenty three in October, weight about one Hundred and forty eight pounds. Given under my hand this 9th day of September, 1842. James Howard, Clerk, M.C.C. Filed for Record August 1st 1845" I also found quite a few land transactions for Ramey's in Platte County, Missouri in the 1853-1870 Book B Index. I copied some of the entries from Book B and C and D but did not look up the information. Ramey, Daniel J. D. Book B Page 82 Ramey James Book B. Mortgage page 150 Ramey, John-fr. Isabella Book B. Page 242 Ramey, Lewis-John Book C. Title Bond Page 277 Ramey, John Will Book C Page 356-359 Ramey, John Book C. Page 546 Ramey, Lewis Book D. Page 34 Wren Cemetery, Platte County, Missouri shows burial of: Ramey, John b. 1791 died Oct 24, 1873 Ramey, Juda Gordon b. Feb. 26 1797 died Apr. 16, 1869 wife of John 1860 Fed. Census Platte Co. Missouri Carroll Twp Raney, John 73 M. Va. Judith 67 F Ky Susan 38 F Ky Wren Edwin 18 M. Ky Weston Twp 922 Alred, John J. 39 M. Tn. Lucinda Gilford 27 F Oh. John Raney 20 M. Ky. Also found this obituary: Platte County 1959 Ottie Ramey Dies "Ottie Edwin Ramey was born in Platte County, Mo., on August 8, 1891. He ended his life's journey at the Smithville Community Hospital on April 7, 1959. He was the son of Davis and Lille Wren Ramey. In 1913 he was married to Buena M. Logan, who survives. He is also survived by two sons, James Logan Ramey of the home and Kenneth Edwin Rameyl of Ferrelview. Mr. Ramey was a member of the Second Creek Christian Church and ws for many years a member of the school board. By occupation he was a farmer. He was active in the work of the Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee. He was extremely hospitable and was never too busy to answer a call to help a friend. Besides his wife and sons, he is survived btwo grandchildren, Keith and Karen Sue Ramey, Ferrelview, a sister, Miss Christine Ramey of Cincinnati, Ohio, A brother, Searcy Ramey, predeceased him by three weeks. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Billy B. Morgan, assisted by the Rev. J. D. Johnson, at the Second Creeek Church on April 9. Burial was in the Church cemetery." This obituary may help to explain why the will of John Ramey was filed in Platte County, as Ottie was the son of Davis Ramey, one of the heirs in the estate of John. Hope this helps someone.

I have a Sanford--actually 2. Can we do some GEDCOMS for them? Can we do FTM files? No one seems to be from my line--but me. Nefertiti aka Cyndi

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Hey! We're all online right now, let's do a chat room thing.. does anyone know how? I know I have one just called pathos altho I don't know how to use it...is there a way? would be interesting to hash out this jacob thing... do we all have to be on same @thing? i really don't understand all this stuff...

Oh, dang! Yes indeed I have a Sanford Ramey! A "lost" Ramey, born bef 1782, m. bef 1802 to Elizabeth Dunn in VA?, d. 1823-8 Loudoun Co, VA. Please help me! His daughter was Jemima b. 1802 VA?, m. 1817 Henry Co, VA to John hereford, d. aft 1845. Have much on the Hereford line, anyone else???? Help! Cyndi befuddled in Baltimore

Shirley, I was SO EXCITED to see the Ramey information you found in Missouri. My Eliza Ramey, who married Job DAVIS in Montgomery County, KY is one of the great mysteries of my genealogy I am still trying to sort out. I didn't see anything that would link the John Ramey in the will to my Eliza, but just the fact that they were from the same county in KY was a wonderful clue for me! Are you looking for Ramey's from Montgomery County, KY? If so I would love to chat! Bonnie in Alaska

Jeannie, You are a jewel, The only reason you chose Marmaduke was because you liked the name! I got a kick out of that one. That's honest. Thank goodness we've got Rick on the mailing list. He keeps the rest of us focused.. Lois ----------ORIGINAL MESSAGE-----------: : I don't think that ANY one knows...... the reason and the only reaon that I : chose Marmaduke is simply because I like the name......He probably married : outside of the area and we may someday trip over the true identy of Mary.... : but meanwhile... NO one knows........ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

I don't think that ANY one knows...... the reason and the only reaon that I chose Marmaduke is simply because I like the name......He probably married outside of the area and we may someday trip over the true identy of Mary.... but meanwhile... NO one knows........ -----Original Message----- From: Lois Arthur [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 27, 1998 8:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] White Plains Ste. Arc, I keep hearing about the Marmaduke name. It sound familiar. Not wanting to show my ingorance, which requires an extreme amount of effort on my part everyday. (which reminds me, James, did you notice how I misspelled "astronomy" in my message? Dumb!) Anyway, I'm drifting here. Who were the Marmadukes? It would be helpful to all of us from this line to know who Jacob really married. Nefi ----------ORIGINIAL MESSAGE------- : : : Hi Nefi, : Personally I think that he was married to the Marmaduke female.... it is all : up for grabs so to speak.... Everyone seems to have a different slant on : this....... need to really devote some serious research time here.......need : to be in VA to do it too.... : Ste.Arc : : -----Original Message----- : From: Lois Arthur [mailto:[email protected]] : Sent: Saturday, September 26, 1998 7:47 PM : To: [email protected] : Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] White Plains : : : Thanks Rick. I was wondering what Jacob Remy it could be. The only Jacob : Remy I know of in the genealogy was the immigrant Jacob., and he died about : 55 years before the Revolutionary War. : I know there has been some question as to whom this Jacob's second wife : really was. My information indicates she was Mary Spencer Miles, a widow : and the daughter of Nicholas Spencer, the nobleman to whom Jacob was : indentured when he came to America. Can anyone elaborate on this? : Lois Arthur : : ----------ORIGINAL MESSAGE------------ : : : : : : The book Remy Family in America by B. W. Rhamy, 1942, page 373 says the : : following when discussing Jacob Remy. : : : : George Washington's Diary, Vol 1, page 397; "Date Sep 15, 1770. Mr Renny : came : : here this afternoon." : : : : Rhamy does not offer proof that Renny is actually Remy. Attributing this : : entry to a Remy, much less Jacob Remy considering that Washington did not : give : : the first name of his visitor, is inappropriate. I suspect this : attribution : : is another one of the many errors in the Remy book. : : : : Rick Ramey : : : : : : : : ==== RAMEY Mailing List ==== ****please, if anyone is interested in becoming listowner for the Ramey email list, please contact Mary K. [email protected] I have taken on much more than I can handle, and need some help!

You are so right....... There is NO proof....... I have looked for marriage banns or bond with no luck..... but am sure that there are churches and courthouses in th area that has many records in the basement.... In OH I found thousands stored in a belltower....open to what ever wanted to fly or crawl in..... In KY the same thing, only in basements or in the file room... UN-filmed... -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 27, 1998 8:04 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] White Plains The surname of Jacob Remy's wife is unknown. The name Miles arises from another error in the Remy book, and most likely came from the author's (B. W. Rhamy) misreading of the will of Miles Marmaduke. Marmaduke named Jacob Remy as a trustee in his will; he was not named as a son-in-law. Marmaduke named only one child in his will, a son. Spencer mentions Jacob Remy in his will, but only in the context of saying he bought land from him. Spencer does not mention a daughter with the surname Remy in his will which was probated in 1700. Spencer died in 1689, i.e., well after the marriage of Jacob and Mary Remy. All that is known about the name of Jacob Remy's wife is that it was Mary, and this is from his will. I also doubt if Jacob was married prior to marrying Mary. The Remy book (page 45) says that the Fra. Rame who was a headright of John Drayton was Frances, and that she was Jacob's first wife. But Rhamy does not offer any proof of this!!! In fact, Fra. is probably a Francis. Rick Ramey

Ste. Arc, I keep hearing about the Marmaduke name. It sound familiar. Not wanting to show my ingorance, which requires an extreme amount of effort on my part everyday. (which reminds me, James, did you notice how I misspelled "astronomy" in my message? Dumb!) Anyway, I'm drifting here. Who were the Marmadukes? It would be helpful to all of us from this line to know who Jacob really married. Nefi ----------ORIGINIAL MESSAGE------- : : : Hi Nefi, : Personally I think that he was married to the Marmaduke female.... it is all : up for grabs so to speak.... Everyone seems to have a different slant on : this....... need to really devote some serious research time here.......need : to be in VA to do it too.... : Ste.Arc : : -----Original Message----- : From: Lois Arthur [mailto:[email protected]] : Sent: Saturday, September 26, 1998 7:47 PM : To: [email protected] : Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] White Plains : : : Thanks Rick. I was wondering what Jacob Remy it could be. The only Jacob : Remy I know of in the genealogy was the immigrant Jacob., and he died about : 55 years before the Revolutionary War. : I know there has been some question as to whom this Jacob's second wife : really was. My information indicates she was Mary Spencer Miles, a widow : and the daughter of Nicholas Spencer, the nobleman to whom Jacob was : indentured when he came to America. Can anyone elaborate on this? : Lois Arthur : : ----------ORIGINAL MESSAGE------------ : : : : : : The book Remy Family in America by B. W. Rhamy, 1942, page 373 says the : : following when discussing Jacob Remy. : : : : George Washington's Diary, Vol 1, page 397; "Date Sep 15, 1770. Mr Renny : came : : here this afternoon." : : : : Rhamy does not offer proof that Renny is actually Remy. Attributing this : : entry to a Remy, much less Jacob Remy considering that Washington did not : give : : the first name of his visitor, is inappropriate. I suspect this : attribution : : is another one of the many errors in the Remy book. : : : : Rick Ramey : : : : : : : :

Thanks, Wilma. A necessary point. Somehow I thought you were connected with Magoffin County - probably because of Connie Wireman there. I really appreciate your getting the books together - I have wanted one ever since I first saw it. [email protected] ---------- > From: Wilma Wireman <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] REMY FAMILY BOOKS ARE READY. > Date: Monday, October 05, 1998 6:32 PM > > Thanks Mildred, I diden't know if you had my Address or not so here it is > Wilma Wireman > 21 N. Kniffin St, > Greenwich, Ohio. 44837 > > > > > At 10:48 AM 9/27/98 -0400, you wrote: > >Thanks Wilma. My check will be in the mail to you tomorrow. Save a book > >for me. > > > >Mildred Tackett > > > >[email protected] > > > >---------- > >> From: Wilma Wireman <[email protected]> > >> To: [email protected] > >> Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] REMY FAMILY BOOKS ARE READY. > >> Date: Monday, October 05, 1998 5:24 PM > >> > >> Hi Ken, and all who wanted copies of the REMY FAMILY OF AMERICA. > >> The books are already printed and are ready for shipping. > >> I took a set to the postoffice and had them weighed today. > >> here are two totals depending how quickly you want them. > >> for quickest FIRST CLASS total for books envelope and shipping is $ > >47.71 > >> for BOOK RATE which will take a little longer the total cost is > > $ > >> 45.95 > >> Its up to you which way I send it to you. As I said the books are > >already > >> printed up and ready for shipping as soon as I receive your check or > >money order > >> I will try and get them out to you the same day. > >> Let me hear from you soon. > >> > >> Wilma Wireman > >> > > > > >

Cleo, Thanks for the information. Having been dead 55 years before the Revolutionary War, if Jacob had come by to visit George Washington, I'm sure he would have remembered him. In my searching, I have found a lot of Rameys in Kentucky. Are they from our line? By the way, did Sharon tell you the secret I told her about your crown? Nefi ----------ORIGINAL MESSAGE---------- : : Nefi, : Been thinking about it-can;'t find my copy. Think perhaps it simply : says" Mr. Ramey came by today." The Jacob may be wrong. Even if it : does mention Jacob, still gives us lots of room to play around. Lots : of Jacobs around about that time. : No, of course, good old George would not have insulted an ancestor : of ours. Just sent him to Valley Forge for the winter. : Actually some of the Rameys were given bounty land in KY. Several : thousand acres, I believe. : Cleo : : ____ : : Marsil in the Land of UFO's, Aliens, and weather balloons. Roswell, : NM :