Hi - this is my first posting to this list. Here is the information I have - and as you will see, it isn't much! Mary RAYNOR, b. abt.1814, married Rushing ROGERS, b. 1806. This family lived in Union, formerly Anson, Co., NC. Mary RAYNOR is my ggg-grandmother. Is anyone researching a RAYNOR line in NC? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Mary in SC

Hi, I'm looking for some information on Howard Smith Raynor, married Jessie May Jenkins in 1891. She was the daughter of William Fulton and Ann Elizabeth (Jayne) Jenkins. They lived on Long Island. Does anyone know the names of their children ? One of their children was Lucille, my husband's grandmother, she was surpose to be part Indian. I would appreciate any information.

"Skarka, Gary W, CFGRE" wrote: > What is the address of that web site? > > Gary Skarka > > -----Original Message----- > From: Stuart Howell [mailto:SHowell@ttlc.net] > Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 6:28 AM > To: RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RAYNOR] Raynor geneaology on web site > > I am profoundly grateful to Karima for incorporating my book, THE > RAYNORS OF > KETCHAPONACK, in her Raynor web site. By so doing, she is enabling > those > persons with an internet connection who are interested in this Raynor > family genealogy to have easy access to the information without having > to purchase a copy of the book ($15.00) or go a library. > > THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK is a genealogy of the descendants of > Jonathan Raynor, grandson of Thurston Raynor of Southampton, L.I., NY > and the first > settler of Ketchaponack (now, Westhampton-Westhampton Beach), Long > Island. > This third edition (1998) includes more than 3,450 direct descendants of > Jonathan Raynor. Also included is a brief history of the origins of the > Raynor name and of Thurston Raynor's ancestry in England, as well as > information about Thurston's family in America. Thurston Raynor was the > first Raynor in America, having immigrated to New England from Ipswich, > England in 1634. > > Stuart P. Howell > -- > Stuart P. Howell showell@ttlc.net > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi Gary - Try http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/Raynor.htm Stuart -- Stuart P. Howell showell@ttlc.net

The URL for the Raynor Family Web Site is: http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/Raynor.htm Enjoy! Karima Skarka, Gary W, CFGRE wrote: > > What is the address of that web site? > > Gary Skarka > > -----Original Message----- > From: Stuart Howell [mailto:SHowell@ttlc.net] > Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 6:28 AM > To: RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RAYNOR] Raynor geneaology on web site > > I am profoundly grateful to Karima for incorporating my book, THE > RAYNORS OF > KETCHAPONACK, in her Raynor web site. By so doing, she is enabling > those > persons with an internet connection who are interested in this Raynor > family genealogy to have easy access to the information without having > to purchase a copy of the book ($15.00) or go a library. > > THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK is a genealogy of the descendants of > Jonathan Raynor, grandson of Thurston Raynor of Southampton, L.I., NY > and the first > settler of Ketchaponack (now, Westhampton-Westhampton Beach), Long > Island. > This third edition (1998) includes more than 3,450 direct descendants of > Jonathan Raynor. Also included is a brief history of the origins of the > Raynor name and of Thurston Raynor's ancestry in England, as well as > information about Thurston's family in America. Thurston Raynor was the > first Raynor in America, having immigrated to New England from Ipswich, > England in 1634. > > Stuart P. Howell > -- >

What is the address of that web site? Gary Skarka -----Original Message----- From: Stuart Howell [mailto:SHowell@ttlc.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 6:28 AM To: RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [RAYNOR] Raynor geneaology on web site I am profoundly grateful to Karima for incorporating my book, THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK, in her Raynor web site. By so doing, she is enabling those persons with an internet connection who are interested in this Raynor family genealogy to have easy access to the information without having to purchase a copy of the book ($15.00) or go a library. THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK is a genealogy of the descendants of Jonathan Raynor, grandson of Thurston Raynor of Southampton, L.I., NY and the first settler of Ketchaponack (now, Westhampton-Westhampton Beach), Long Island. This third edition (1998) includes more than 3,450 direct descendants of Jonathan Raynor. Also included is a brief history of the origins of the Raynor name and of Thurston Raynor's ancestry in England, as well as information about Thurston's family in America. Thurston Raynor was the first Raynor in America, having immigrated to New England from Ipswich, England in 1634. Stuart P. Howell -- Stuart P. Howell showell@ttlc.net

I am profoundly grateful to Karima for incorporating my book, THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK, in her Raynor web site. By so doing, she is enabling those persons with an internet connection who are interested in this Raynor family genealogy to have easy access to the information without having to purchase a copy of the book ($15.00) or go a library. THE RAYNORS OF KETCHAPONACK is a genealogy of the descendants of Jonathan Raynor, grandson of Thurston Raynor of Southampton, L.I., NY and the first settler of Ketchaponack (now, Westhampton-Westhampton Beach), Long Island. This third edition (1998) includes more than 3,450 direct descendants of Jonathan Raynor. Also included is a brief history of the origins of the Raynor name and of Thurston Raynor's ancestry in England, as well as information about Thurston's family in America. Thurston Raynor was the first Raynor in America, having immigrated to New England from Ipswich, England in 1634. Stuart P. Howell -- Stuart P. Howell showell@ttlc.net

Still searching for NANCY (Elizabeth?) RAYNOR b. about 1783 place unknown (maybe MD, NC, or even England) and d. 1839 McMill Co. TN. She married WILLIAM ABRAHAM "Bart" DOTSON (DODSON) around 1796 probably in NC. They had 12 children. She may have had a brother named HENRY. After her death Bart and some of their children moved to AR. Bart died in Madison Co, AR in 1861. Nancy and Bart lived in NC approx. 1797 to 1814, in TN approx. 1814 to 1839. Bart to AR in 1841 to 1861.

I wonder if anyone else is hunting their Raynor roots in Yorkshire, England? I have a 4ggmother, Rebecca Reyner (that was the usual spelling!), probably born in Collingham (or maybe Spofforth), YKS, UK, in about 1765. Her parents were Timothy Reyner and Anne Manners, and Timothy's father was Eleazer Rayner, a schoolteacher. As schoolteachers often have done and still do, Eleazer moved around quite a bit: Timothy was born in Ledsham, but Eleazer and his wife Rosamund (nee Wilby) had children born in several different places. All were, however, in the northern part of the old North Riding. I also have another line of Rayners to trace in Australia, but so far I haven't found out where they came from in the UK. Cheers, Satima Check out my site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~satima and extracts from my tree at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=callywoo_43 NGS page: http://www.familyhistory.uk.com/ngs/user635.shtml

Hello list, I am new to the Raynor list and have come here in hopes of learning anything I can about my relative, Mary [Hileman] Raynor her husband Joseph and their family. Joseph and Mary moved from Warren, Jo Davies Co., Illinois, to Atlantic, Iowa, c1880. They again moved to to Seattle, Washington, c1890. In 1931 the family was still in the Seattle area as I found Mary Raynor's as 2558 Dexter Avenue, Seattle, WA. I believe they had seven or eight children, but I do not have any names. I would really enjoy finding my lost Raynor relatives, and if by chance you have any any information or advice, I would really appreciate it. Thank you, Hal Hileman

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Here is my query again then: Hi - Just found out my husband's g grandma Sara Erma LOCKHART RAYNER was responsible for making the name change from RAYNOR to RAYNER. She married Jonathan Lambert RAYNOR ca 1886 in CA and he was b 14 Nov, 1862, Eng. She was b 20 Nov, Lodi, CA but her parents were from IN and PA so not sure if she was PA Dutch, or Quaker yet.... Was there a descrimination problem at that time do you think, like the Irish dropping the "O" or the "Mc" in their names?? Would anyone have any idea why she would deliberately want to do that? He died Jonathan Lambert RAYNER 16 Dec, 1932 and this RAYNER line still continues today. Happy Trails and St. Pats Day, J in MT Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/crystalwoman_2000/ crystalwoman@in-tch.com

My husbands g grandparents were: Jonathan Lambert RAYNER and Sarah(Sallie) E. LOCKHART RAYNER. He was b. 14 Nov, 1862, ENG He m.ca.1886, CA to Sarah E. LOCKHART She was b. 20 Nov1870, Lodi, CA They were in the Sonoma Co, CA area They moved to AZ however in ca.1912/13 to "homestead" there. He d. 16 Dec, 1932, AZ and they shipped his body back to CA and is supposedly buried in a cemetery in Vista, San Diego Co., CA. She eventually moved back to CA staying in Compton, Los Angeles Co., CA (prob with family there) and she d. 26 Apr, 1957 and is buried in same cemetery as he is. Does anyone know what the name of the cemetery is there???? Also, we were told Sara was responsible for changing their name from RAYNOR to RAYNER. Would she have done this do you think like the Irish did at one point with dropping the "MC" or the "O" due to discrimination at the time whether Irish, English, Dutch???? She was a LOCKHART and her parents were from IN and PA and wonder if they were Dutch, or what? Any ideas???? Happy Trails, J in MT Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/crystalwoman_2000/ crystalwoman@in-tch.com

Hi List Looking for info on my ggg grandfather Richard Raynor/Rayner born c1799 in Buckinghamshire, England. Richard was transported to Tasmania, Australia in 1822 for life and married Sarah Hurst in 1833. Anyone help me out? Regards Jennie Chapman Queensland, Australia tapcat@sun.big.net.au

Dear Stuart, I know all of the members of this list are eternally grateful that you are a member. What would we do without you? You hold the key to so many of our Raynor Family mysteries. Thank you for all that you do. Karima

TheFFs@aol.com wrote: > Stuart, > OOOP's, I realized after I sent the message to the list that I forgot date's. > Amy Raynor b. 1898, d. 1993, Edith Raynor b.1894, d. 1982. the others I am > not sure, but probably the same time period. The birth locations are also > unknown, but I would guess Suffolk County, NY. > Carl Lewis Friedrich > Hi Carl - I have identified the Raynors you inquired about as follows: 1. Mildred Raynor, b. 1892 2. Edith Preston Raynor, b. 7 Mar 1894, d. 28 Feb 1982, bur. Islip Cemetery; unmarried. 3. Amy Tuttle Raynor, b. 22 Apr 1898, unmarried 4. Willis Carter Raynor, b. 1 Apr 1900 5. Ann Densie Raynor, b. 10 Apr 1905; unmarried 6. John ("Jack") Lowe Raynor, b. 17 Jan 1907; m. Mabel Reitz; no issue. These six were children of William (or Willis) Preston Raynor, b. 12 Apr 1866, d. 1928; m. Mary Belle Carter, d/o John Laws Carter. Residence: Islip. William Preston Raynor was the son of George Cobit and Phebe (Raynor) Raynor. Residence: Manorville. George Cobit Raynor was son of Jonathan and Bethia (Edwards) Raynor Jonathan Raynor was son of Benjamin R. and Jemima (Robinson) Raynor Benjamin R. Raynor was son of Josiah and Phebe (Turner) Raynor Josiah Raynor was son of Josiah and Sarah (Higby) Raynor Josiah Raynor was son of Joseph and Mary (Youngs) Raynor Joseph Raynor was son of Thurston and Elizabeth ( ) Raynor, of Southampton, L.I., NY. Thurston Raynor was the first Raynor to immigrate to America, in 1634. I hope this is the information in which you are interested. Let me know if you want something more. Stuart Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Stuart, OOOP's, I realized after I sent the message to the list that I forgot date's. Amy Raynor b. 1898, d. 1993, Edith Raynor b.1894, d. 1982. the others I am not sure, but probably the same time period. The birth locations are also unknown, but I would guess Suffolk County, NY. Carl Lewis Friedrich

TheFFs@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for information to connect my LEWIS family to the RAYNOR'S from > Long Island, NY especially Islip, NY. The names I am looking for are; Mabel & > Jack Raynor, Amy, Ann & Edith Raynor, I remember that one or all were school > teachers. I would like to hear from anyone with knowledge of this family and > I would like to share information. > Carl Lewis Friedrich (theffs@aol.com) > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ Carl - In what time period did they live? Stuart

I am looking for information to connect my LEWIS family to the RAYNOR'S from Long Island, NY especially Islip, NY. The names I am looking for are; Mabel & Jack Raynor, Amy, Ann & Edith Raynor, I remember that one or all were school teachers. I would like to hear from anyone with knowledge of this family and I would like to share information. Carl Lewis Friedrich (theffs@aol.com)

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