I found these notes in my "stash", thought someone might find them useful.. This is all I know at this time. Be glad to receive any imput. My appreciation to Harold Oliver . I have been trying to reach him for 3 years! Lists of Immigrants to America by John Camden Hotten 1880 Muster list: Roger Ratcliffe aged 44 arrived on the George 1619 page208 Ann Ratcliffe aged 40 same Isack Ratcliffe aged 9 months born in colony. Elkinton Ratliff arrived on the Seaflower page 236 ******* Additional Windows, Vol. 1 by Thelma W. Bastow, pub. 1980 by Whitlett and Shepperson, Richmond, Va. Thomas Ratcliffe slain by indians 03/22/1622 page 86-90 ********* The General Histories from the Complete Works of Capt. John Smith, Vol. 2 pg. 140 Capt. John Ratliff old planter, arrived Jamestown 26 April 1607 on either the Sarah Constant, the Godspeed, or the Discovery as first settlers. *********** Charles City County Court Orders--Court Order Book 1664-1665 page 501 John Radcliffe Head right 18 Oct. 1664 ************ Colonial Residents of Virginia's Eastern Shore by Wm. R. M. Houston & Jean M. Mihalyka Genealogical Publishing Co. 1985 Charles Ratliff father 1662 Bridget Ratliff mother 1662 Bridget Ratliff born in colony 1662 ************ Land Grants - Accomack Co., Gloucester Co., Henrico Co., Middlesex Co., Warwick Co., and York Co. Virginia County Records Vol. 7 by Wm. A Crozier 1910 George Radcliffe Landowner 1666 Charles Ratcliff Landowner 1670 ************ Found this, might as well include it: Coldham's Immigrants in Bondage: Ratcliff, Henry PT Oct 1698 Ratcliffe, Thomas S Jan. 1656 to House of Corrections unless he agrees to be transported. And in Virginia Vital Records, Hungars Parish, Northampton, we find that little Bridgett (mentioned above) dau of Bridgett and Charles Ratliffe was born 5 May 1662. And to end on a tragic note, we find in the History of Scott Co. Va., that Benge, the renegade, murdered Harper Ratliff and his entire family of 6 persons, near Big Moccasin Gap in 1793.

Hello List Members, My Ratcliff line starts with Thomas Ratcliff, born about 1780. He turned up in Nottinghamshire in 1803 when he wed Elizabeth Radford at Mansfield. Any one else looking for Ratcliffs in this area, or have a Thomas that "went missing"? Best wishes, Ann

In a message dated 98-10-21 23:07:30 EDT, you write: << from history of wayne co indiana....1872 not my line, just submitting if anyone needs it >> Thank you for posting! This is my line! Cindy [email protected]

Hi Kelly, I have no knowledge where she was born, they lived in southern Indiana. Other relatives of mine living in that area moved there from Kentucky, but I don't know if she did. I will consider seeing information on the oldest funeral home. I don't know if she was involved with a funeral home, or if the family prepared her for burial. Thanks for that thought. Karon Kelly KH Sullivan wrote: > > Karon, > I do wish I could help you. It is so frustrating at times. Where was > your Nancy J. Radcliff born, do you know? > These are some of my family migratory directions, maybe, just maybe you > may snoop around them and accidentally find something. > 1750 Virginia > 1810 in Tennessee, Randolph County and on to Illinois. > 1818 Washington County, Illinois > 1820 Madison County, Illinois > 1830 Crawford county, Arkansas at some point being in Van Buren Arkansas > (and Big Creek -Fort Smith areas) > abt 1850 From here most of my personal line went on into Texas, > Florence, Williamson county. But some went to Luling, Caldwell county, > Texas > Milam County, Texas > Smith County, Texas (ahh heck, just about the whole state of Texas is a > good bet.) > Tennessee, Indiana, (Neosha, Newton County Missouri), Alabama, and New > Mexico. > Can you find a place of her death as there may be funeral papers at the > oldest funeral parlor in the area. That was how I managed to track one > of my cousins who was born prior to the turn of this century. I tracked > the pallbearers and came across some family. > good luck, Kelly

CORNELIUS RATLIFF, SEN, was born in Bucks Co., Pa., about the year 1755. He was a son of Joseph Ratliff, who came over from England with William Penn, and was present at the making of the famed treaty with the Indians under the great elm. He removed, when young, with his father to North Carolina. He there married widow Elizabeth Charles, and in November, 1810, came to Whitewater, and settled a mile north of Richmond, on the farm on which his son Cornelius now resides, and which he had purchased in 1808. He was a member of the society of Friends. He had eight children, all born in North Carolina. All lived to the age of majority, and were married as follows: Mary, in N. C., to Robert, son of John Smith; both deceased. Elizabeth, to Nathan Overman, who settled near Centerville. Gulielma, to Andrew Hoover, and resides in Clinton Co. Joseph, to Mary Shugart, of New Garden, and died near Marion, Grant Co. Sarah, to John Shugart, of New Garden. Millicent, first, to Benj. Albertson; second, to Thomas Newman; both deceased. Cornelius, to Mary Kinley. Abigail, to Joshua Albertson, and died in Clay township, where he still resides. CORNELIUS RATLIFF, son of the above-named, was born in North Carolina, Dec. 25, 1798, and came to this county with his father in 1810. He still resides on the farm on which he settled with his father, having never left the old homestead. He was married to Mary Kinley, who was born March 15, 1802. They had ten children, of whom six are living and married: Margaret, to Simon Wood, and resides at Greensboro, Henry Co. Joseph C., to Mary Crawford, and lives in Center township. Elizabeth, to Thompson Harris, and resides in Center. Sarah, to Timothy Thistlethwaite, and lives in Richmond. William P., to Jane Snyder, and resided in Richmond; was a merchant, and died in April, 1871. Cornelius, to Margaret Masterson, and resides on the farm with his father. from history of wayne co indiana....1872 not my line, just submitting if anyone needs it

Karon, I do wish I could help you. It is so frustrating at times. Where was your Nancy J. Radcliff born, do you know? These are some of my family migratory directions, maybe, just maybe you may snoop around them and accidentally find something. 1750 Virginia 1810 in Tennessee, Randolph County and on to Illinois. 1818 Washington County, Illinois 1820 Madison County, Illinois 1830 Crawford county, Arkansas at some point being in Van Buren Arkansas (and Big Creek -Fort Smith areas) abt 1850 From here most of my personal line went on into Texas, Florence, Williamson county. But some went to Luling, Caldwell county, Texas Milam County, Texas Smith County, Texas (ahh heck, just about the whole state of Texas is a good bet.) Tennessee, Indiana, (Neosha, Newton County Missouri), Alabama, and New Mexico. Can you find a place of her death as there may be funeral papers at the oldest funeral parlor in the area. That was how I managed to track one of my cousins who was born prior to the turn of this century. I tracked the pallbearers and came across some family. good luck, Kelly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

>From an earlier posting: "A part came in the days of King James to America, in the "Discovery" in command of Capt. John Ratcliffe, and settled at Jamestown, Va. From here they separated and part went to Bat Cave, Va., some to Pike Court House, Kentucky, (on Big Sandy River, I believe)." Can anyone tell me where Bat Cave, Virginia is/was? -- God Bless You, Michael A. Radcliff 2009 Olive Court Milton, W.Va. 25541 [email protected]

Thank you Kelly, my gg grandmother was Nancy J Radcliff, and I have not yet been able to connect her with a set of parents or brothers and sisters. She married Marquis DeLafayette Maxedon in Indiana in 1857. They had a daughter Mary in December 1858 and he died in 1859. She married a widower, William Noblitt in 1861, had four more children, 3 daughters and a son, David. The daughters were Martha, Josephine and Louisa. In 1900, Mary was married to Jacob Oscar Thomas, had 3 daughters, including my grandmother Retta, and lived in Otero County Colorado, near LaJunta. Her half brother, David Noblitt lived there in the same place, or next door, with his wife and family. I would dearly love to connect with someone who knows her Radcliff family. Karon Mazie The statement that they are all related, and the d indicated Scottish was interesting to me. Thank you for sharing. I will save that piece!

Kelly KH Sullivan wrote: > > This letter (copies of ) has been passed on to family members and came > to me this year. The cousin who sent it to me thought it would be a good > addition to the Ratliff list, for informational purposes. I agree. The > copy I possess was copied by Emma Jon Ratliff Chandler in its original > composition and added notes, March 10, 1971 > > The Ratliff Family > > This letter from J.M. Ratliff of Arkansas to W.N. Ratliff of > Centerville, Tennessee and which he sent to his brother, L.M. Ratliff of > Texas dated June 4, 1909. Then sent to Bertha Fouts, Weston, Ohio, by > Edith Ratliff Gunn, Amarillo, Texas, October 9, 1968 > > The Ratliff family are Scotch first, now Scotch-Irish, with a later > admixture of North German (only one family have German blood), emigrated > over 200 years ago to England, settled the town of Ratliff not far from > London. The name in Scotland was Radcliff, in Ireland changed the > spelling to give Irish accent, Ratcliff, dropping the d; In England to > give the Anglo-Saxon sound dropped the c and it was Ratliff, for they > were of old Presbyterian stock. A part came in the days of King James to > America, in the "Discovery" in command of Capt. John Ratcliffe, and > settled at Jamestown, Va. From here they separated and part went to Bat > Cave, Va., some to Pike Court House, Kentucky, (on Big Sandy River, I > believe). Our gr-gr-gr-grandfather had 12 sons -- from their temporary > homes in Virginia part of these moved on foot across the mountains to > Central Kentucky, after which they again changed the spelling of the > name, and left off the final e, and it was Ratliff again. A part of the > family are still in Virginia, and it is believed that descendants of one > of the 12 still own Bat Cave. William is a family name, was William > Ratliff who had 20, 000 acres of land there. Some are still in England, > and some of those still retain the c in the name. Every Ratliff, > Ratcliffe, Radcliff and Ratcliff are kin and came from the same stock. > Now this final e was restored by a cousin of ours, a son of Reuben, in > Kentucky, and a pedagogue. The change we regret for the spelling of the > name in so many different ways has been changed too often without any > necessity for it, causing confusion in tracing the line of Descent. > (Arch, Mose, Reuben, William and John settled in what is now Taylor > county., Kentucky, at Campbellville, Long before the war between the > states). These brothers, some with grown children and grand children, > began to scatter. One went to the Republic of Texas, whose descendants > are here and there in Texas now. One went to Mississippi, one, William > Jr., went to Tennessee, who married a Lady of German descent, of small > stature. From this resulted a marriage between John and a distant > relative of James. We believe from this union we have the Ratliff family > in Hickman county, Tennessee. > William, Newton, Mark, Shadrick (Shadd) and four sisters, Matilda, > Lou, Rachel and Anna. The wife of John was one of the Old Louisiana > family. Arch remained in Kentucky, years after the other brothers > scattered. John M., Centerville, Tennessee (April 19, 1909) is a > grandson of Arch. One of these brothers, Mose, died in Kentucky, two of > his grandsons are preachers in the Church of Christ, and all cousins to > W. W. Ratliff, Mark and their families, Joe and Jim, in Carlisle, > Kentucky. > Those in Mississippi took to the Law, and were noted politicians in the > days of Populiam. A line of preachers are all the way along -- several > of Wm. Jr., grandsons in Arkansas, are noted Methodist preachers, some > of them went east later and are Episcopalian clergymen. Mark went from > Hickman county, Tennessee to Texas with a large family, as the family > from the earliest history are quite prolific, though not all Mark's boys > took politics or law. W. W. Ratliff had no children, but has raised > three orphans, who are called by the family name. He lives in > Centreville, Tennessee. One John Ratliff, jr,. father of W. W., Mark > and Shadd and the four sisters, was a son of five brothers, having > drifted to Tennessee, while J.M. Ratliff is the son of Reuben. These > were brother's sons and their families, cousins, or if you prefer, second > cousins. > Alex, another cousin down another line a Baptist preacher, died in > Kentucky. Arch died in Indiana, John in Tennessee, William in Texas and > Mose in Kentucky. > --W. N. Ratliff > > Early families of Eastern Kentucky by Kozee contains information on a > James Ratliff. Mrs. Gunn is from the line of John Ratliff b. 1822, > Hickman county, Tennessee. d. while a confederate Soldier, m. Minerva, a > cousin of some degree who was b. same county, 1824. > (I am not clear about this last line concerning the Confederate soldier > and Mrs. Gunn, but I typed it as I recieved it. Make of it what you > will, or if you know of a correction, please inform me.) > > My personal request: If any one knows Bertha Fout, may she be contacted? > > Thank you, Kelly > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ==== RATLIFF Mailing List ==== > Please remember to respect the copyright laws. If you wish to > quote something that is copyrighted, quote just a few words > or lines, giving credit to the author of the publication. Thank you so much, for sharing with all of us Ratliffs/etc, that wonderful letter. Though I couldn't necessarily make sense of all of it, it's these personal glimpses of our ancestors that make genealogy so fascinating. -- Janet Reaves [email protected] ____________

anyone have any information on william and roda jane(perry) ratliff from tazewell county from the late 1800's? barbara perry

This letter (copies of ) has been passed on to family members and came to me this year. The cousin who sent it to me thought it would be a good addition to the Ratliff list, for informational purposes. I agree. The copy I possess was copied by Emma Jon Ratliff Chandler in its original composition and added notes, March 10, 1971 The Ratliff Family This letter from J.M. Ratliff of Arkansas to W.N. Ratliff of Centerville, Tennessee and which he sent to his brother, L.M. Ratliff of Texas dated June 4, 1909. Then sent to Bertha Fouts, Weston, Ohio, by Edith Ratliff Gunn, Amarillo, Texas, October 9, 1968 The Ratliff family are Scotch first, now Scotch-Irish, with a later admixture of North German (only one family have German blood), emigrated over 200 years ago to England, settled the town of Ratliff not far from London. The name in Scotland was Radcliff, in Ireland changed the spelling to give Irish accent, Ratcliff, dropping the d; In England to give the Anglo-Saxon sound dropped the c and it was Ratliff, for they were of old Presbyterian stock. A part came in the days of King James to America, in the "Discovery" in command of Capt. John Ratcliffe, and settled at Jamestown, Va. From here they separated and part went to Bat Cave, Va., some to Pike Court House, Kentucky, (on Big Sandy River, I believe). Our gr-gr-gr-grandfather had 12 sons -- from their temporary homes in Virginia part of these moved on foot across the mountains to Central Kentucky, after which they again changed the spelling of the name, and left off the final e, and it was Ratliff again. A part of the family are still in Virginia, and it is believed that descendants of one of the 12 still own Bat Cave. William is a family name, was William Ratliff who had 20, 000 acres of land there. Some are still in England, and some of those still retain the c in the name. Every Ratliff, Ratcliffe, Radcliff and Ratcliff are kin and came from the same stock. Now this final e was restored by a cousin of ours, a son of Reuben, in Kentucky, and a pedagogue. The change we regret for the spelling of the name in so many different ways has been changed too often without any necessity for it, causing confusion in tracing the line of Descent. (Arch, Mose, Reuben, William and John settled in what is now Taylor county., Kentucky, at Campbellville, Long before the war between the states). These brothers, some with grown children and grand children, began to scatter. One went to the Republic of Texas, whose descendants are here and there in Texas now. One went to Mississippi, one, William Jr., went to Tennessee, who married a Lady of German descent, of small stature. From this resulted a marriage between John and a distant relative of James. We believe from this union we have the Ratliff family in Hickman county, Tennessee. William, Newton, Mark, Shadrick (Shadd) and four sisters, Matilda, Lou, Rachel and Anna. The wife of John was one of the Old Louisiana family. Arch remained in Kentucky, years after the other brothers scattered. John M., Centerville, Tennessee (April 19, 1909) is a grandson of Arch. One of these brothers, Mose, died in Kentucky, two of his grandsons are preachers in the Church of Christ, and all cousins to W. W. Ratliff, Mark and their families, Joe and Jim, in Carlisle, Kentucky. Those in Mississippi took to the Law, and were noted politicians in the days of Populiam. A line of preachers are all the way along -- several of Wm. Jr., grandsons in Arkansas, are noted Methodist preachers, some of them went east later and are Episcopalian clergymen. Mark went from Hickman county, Tennessee to Texas with a large family, as the family from the earliest history are quite prolific, though not all Mark's boys took politics or law. W. W. Ratliff had no children, but has raised three orphans, who are called by the family name. He lives in Centreville, Tennessee. One John Ratliff, jr,. father of W. W., Mark and Shadd and the four sisters, was a son of five brothers, having drifted to Tennessee, while J.M. Ratliff is the son of Reuben. These were brother's sons and their families, cousins, or if you prefer, second cousins. Alex, another cousin down another line a Baptist preacher, died in Kentucky. Arch died in Indiana, John in Tennessee, William in Texas and Mose in Kentucky. --W. N. Ratliff Early families of Eastern Kentucky by Kozee contains information on a James Ratliff. Mrs. Gunn is from the line of John Ratliff b. 1822, Hickman county, Tennessee. d. while a confederate Soldier, m. Minerva, a cousin of some degree who was b. same county, 1824. (I am not clear about this last line concerning the Confederate soldier and Mrs. Gunn, but I typed it as I recieved it. Make of it what you will, or if you know of a correction, please inform me.) My personal request: If any one knows Bertha Fout, may she be contacted? Thank you, Kelly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hell-o Everyone, Is there any one out there working on Louis B. Ratcliffe from Virginia? He was born in Patrick County, Va., about 1813. Louis married Mary (Polly) Ann Cameron. They lived most of their lifes in Tazewell County. They had the following children: Elizabeth C.; James A.S.; Martha E.; Mary (polly)A.Jane m. William Charden Honaker; Nancy E.W.; Agness Lydia; Daniel Hugh B. m. Mary Jane Blankenship; John A.P. m. Martha Stump and William David G. m. Missouri Catheryn Burkett. Louis's dad could have been Benjamin Ratcliffe; but I have no confirmation on this. If anyone can give me any info. on the children or Louis's Father; I desparately need HELP. Janet Peters Blfd, W.Va.

Linda, I am not familiar with this line. All my folks were from Blount co. Al. Dean

Hi everyone, I noticed that there is a John Racklyeft born 14th June 1867 in Birmingham, West Midlands, England. On the BMD address under [email protected] Any help? Miranda

Linda, Have you tried looking in Alabama via US GenWeb (I've had some REALLY great luck finding researchers that will look up stuff--including newspaper articles, cemeteries etc!). If you aren't aware of this site here is the address: "http://www.usgenweb.org/statelinkstable.html" Make sure you bookmark it, you'll probably use it often. The site breaks down into states and then counties--each run by individuals so you'll get different amounts of information in each county. Once county in MN I found marriage and cemetary records for family I had been spending months of inquiries elsewhere with no results! Good luck, Lauri my web page: "http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3029/" [email protected] wrote: > > I thought I would try this again: > Hopefully you might have an answer for me. My Gggrandmother was Sarah Francis > Lillie Mae Ratleft (spelling changes). I do not have a birth date. She > married George Allen Edwards b. 1862 in New Market, Madison Co. Alabama. My > ggrandfather Lummie Lee Edwards was born 1891 in Elkmont Alabama. > > Fannie (as she was called) went by the name of Reed. Her father unknown > Ratliff died when she was young. Her mother remarried to unknown Reed. > > Do you have any Ratliffs in Alabama? > Have you noticed any naming trends similar to my gggrandmother? > Thanks for taking time to read this. > > Linda Tidwell > > ==== RATLIFF Mailing List ==== > Your donations to RootsWeb makes RATLIFF-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

[email protected] wrote: > > Subject: > > RATLIFF-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 90 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [RATLIFF-L] William Ratliff [[email protected] (Kelly KH Sulliv] > #2 Re: [RATLIFF-L] John J. Ratliff 18 [[email protected] (Kelly KH Sulliv] > #3 Re: [RATLIFF-L] John J. Ratliff 18 [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from RATLIFF-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > For any questions or concerns, please contact the > listowner, Mari Modlin mailto:[email protected] > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [RATLIFF-L] William Ratliff > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 15:28:04 -0700 > From: [email protected] (Kelly KH Sullivan) > To: [email protected] > > Anyone know William Ratliff, son of John Ratliff. > > John Ratliff and family were listed in the Census of 1810 having moved > from Virginia (via Tennessee) to Illinois, in Randolph County. > William also appears in 1830 and 1832 with his father John, on the U.S. > Census for Crawford County, Arkansas. > They are also listed in Crawford County, Ark. on the Tax List for 1829. > William is a brother to My Jobe. His other Known brothers were Thompson > and James Ratliff. > > Does any one know if William married or had children, and if so where or > any dates on him that may help me find his information on my own. > > Thanks, Kelly > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: [RATLIFF-L] John J. Ratliff 1845-1908 Al./Ga. > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 13:00:38 -0700 > From: [email protected] (Kelly KH Sullivan) > To: [email protected] > > Who was you John's parents? I have a John in my tree that may be a > match, but I need a tad bit more to go on? I have several John Ratliff's > in my tree that are not close to same birth date, but with enough > Information, may tie in and be able to help. His parents would be the > direction I would need to know if you have it.. > Kelly > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: [RATLIFF-L] John J. Ratliff 1845-1908 Al./Ga. > Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 20:24:13 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > KELLY, > > We think now that John J.'s parents were Joshua (1822-1896) and Lucretia > Harris. Joshua was born in Al. but died in Texas. > > Dean Ratliff Hi Dean, My brother, Dean Radcliffe, says hello from West Covina, CA. Our immigrant ancestor was Daniel Stephen Radcliff b. 1714, England d. 1784 now Lewis County, WV. Had 8 boys and 2 girls; all settled in Ohio, IL and KY. Gary Radcliffe

I thought I would try this again: Hopefully you might have an answer for me. My Gggrandmother was Sarah Francis Lillie Mae Ratleft (spelling changes). I do not have a birth date. She married George Allen Edwards b. 1862 in New Market, Madison Co. Alabama. My ggrandfather Lummie Lee Edwards was born 1891 in Elkmont Alabama. Fannie (as she was called) went by the name of Reed. Her father unknown Ratliff died when she was young. Her mother remarried to unknown Reed. Do you have any Ratliffs in Alabama? Have you noticed any naming trends similar to my gggrandmother? Thanks for taking time to read this. Linda Tidwell

KELLY, We think now that John J.'s parents were Joshua (1822-1896) and Lucretia Harris. Joshua was born in Al. but died in Texas. Dean Ratliff

Anyone know William Ratliff, son of John Ratliff. John Ratliff and family were listed in the Census of 1810 having moved from Virginia (via Tennessee) to Illinois, in Randolph County. William also appears in 1830 and 1832 with his father John, on the U.S. Census for Crawford County, Arkansas. They are also listed in Crawford County, Ark. on the Tax List for 1829. William is a brother to My Jobe. His other Known brothers were Thompson and James Ratliff. Does any one know if William married or had children, and if so where or any dates on him that may help me find his information on my own. Thanks, Kelly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Who was you John's parents? I have a John in my tree that may be a match, but I need a tad bit more to go on? I have several John Ratliff's in my tree that are not close to same birth date, but with enough Information, may tie in and be able to help. His parents would be the direction I would need to know if you have it.. Kelly ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]