Hello! I recently joined this list and am just starting to research my RAYNER/RAYNOR heritage. Here is what I now know... Daniel SAYRE, born at Southampton, L.I., was called "Daniel Tertius" in a list of inhabitants of Southampton in 1698. He married Phebe, daughter of Isaac RAYNER. [Src: _SAYRE FAMILY: Lineage of Thomas Sayre A Founder of Southampton_, Theodore M. Banta; New York, NY, 1901, p.60] Elsewhere, Banta spelled her maiden name Phebe RAYNOR. If anyone can help with info on Phebe and her lineage, I would appreciate it so much. With kind regards, Steve swatts@woodland.net

I am interested in finding information regarding: Adelaide A. CONKLIN & her husband Joseph RAYNOR Adelaide was the daughter of William H. CONKLIN & Sarah TOOKER. She was born 20 July 1844 in Northport, LI, New York She married Joseph RAYNOR on 29 July 1861 in Northport, LI Joseph was the son of Joseph RAYNOR and Mary TERRY Joseph was born 13 October 1839 in Manorville, LI. Notes for Joseph RAYNOR & Adelaide CONKLIN: 1865 Census for Huntington, Long Island Page 19 CONCKLING, William H.; age 46; fisherman CONCKLING, Sarah M. age 36 married 2 children CONCKLING, Caroline A. age 17 RAYNER, Adelade M,; age 20; married; 1 child RAYNER, Joseph; age 25; teacher Child of Adelaide CONKLIN and Joseph RAYNOR: Eddie Clarington RAYNOR born 4 March 1862; died 9 September 1862. Circa 1867-68 Joseph was in business with his brother Alonzo RAYNOR, in a woolen mill in Carbondale, Illinois. Joseph apparently left the business due to ill health. I would like to know: When did Joseph and Adelaid leave LI and move to IL? Did they return at some point to LI? Did they have other children? Any other information anyone might have about them and/or Alonzo RAYNOR (my g-grandfather) Thanks in advance, Karima

I have an Adelaide Raynor, m. Charles Carter on Long Island. They have several children, Frederick Carter, m. Irene Carr in McGrawville, NY on Jan 2, 1912. Frederick would be my ggrandfather, Adelaide my gggrandmother. I have a copy of their wedding book. Using the marriage date for Frederick and Irene would make Adelaide Raynor's birth date to be somewhere in the mid 1800's. They had the following children: Frederick Jesse Susan Adelaide Leroy John Nettie Alfred Howard Haven't been able to get any other connections on Adelaide. Supposed to be getting some info on Charles from a relative pretty soon. Hope this connects. Ralph Voelker Portland, Oregon

Sorry if I went outside your protocol. Most lists don't want private and specific discusions clogging up their mail. Nor do I need to be buried under lots of Raynor information except for the one individual I asked about. Anyway, I did find one connection, and here is all that has transpired. My intention was to next ask him if he had any details about her surprisingly long life, and whether he is aware of fuller documentation such as an obituary. I also would be interested in seeing what he has on her husband. Paul LeValley wrote: > > Here is all I have on Sarah LeValley Raynor: > > SARAH (RAYNOR) > > b. 1833 NY > m. Charles Lewis Raynor (s. Nathaniel, b. 4/15/1830 Southampton NY, d. > 5/11/1899 Sayville NY) at Riverhead NY > > census: > 1840 Riverhead NY--unnamed dau. 5-10 living with parents > 1850 Riverhead NY--Sarah 17 living with parents > > At Sayville NY, her husband was a fisherman c.1851-71, a butcher for a > year, then an undertaker until at least 1894, when he was written up in > the Biographic Record of Suffolk Co. p. 412-413 (which I have not seen). > > 9 children > > She was the daughter of Gardner Thurston LeValley 1786-1877 and his > second wife Ruth Capron. Gardner's 11 children included: > Susan 1823- > Elmina 1829- > Sarah 1833- m. Charles Raynor > Margaret 1835- (may have married a Reeve) > Celistia 1839- > T. Gilbert 1843-86 m. (1) Emily Simmons, (2) Mabel Reeve > Mary 1846-1927 m. Charles E. Howell. Divorced and used maiden name. > > I have information on descendants of the last two. One of the other > daughters probably married a man named Bishop. If you are interested, I > have information on Gardner, and huge amounts on his father John and > grandfather Peter. How much do you want? Thanks very much, Paul, for the information. That will suffice for now, and I am deeply grateful to you for it. Stuart > > Stuart Howell wrote: > > > > I have lots of information on Charles Lewis Raynor and his Raynor > > ancestry, but unfortunately, nothing on Sarah LeValley's family. > > > > I have Sarah . 1834, d. 1932, married Apr 1951 at Riverhead. > > > > Is your information different? More detailed? > > > > Stuart > > -- > > Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

> > I'm also looking for a copy of the letter on Moral Laws. Maybe a will? > > If you find it would you send it to me? Thank you and if you find my > Thurston is any relation to said John I would appreciate it if you or > someone would let me know... It is so hard hanging out here all by your > self!! Wilma, Thanks again for such a good response. I agree with you on the John & John, Jr... I'll dig a little deeper as time permits. I ran across somebody's Moral Laws during the summer, but don't remember who wrote it. At the moment all my "stuff" (20 boxes of books +) is packed as we are moving from a trailer to a house next week... One with a room for research!! and all my books!! Keep in touch, Shirley

I suggest those subscribers to this list who are not familiar with the Raynor Family Association click on http:userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RAYNORFAMILYASSOCIATION.htm and consider applying for membership. Stuart -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

I would like to respond to the questions raised regarding John ROSE and his son, Martyn ROSE. Do you have evidence that John Rose was born in 1619? I have his birth year as (about) 1638. He died 17 Apr 1697. John ROSE was s/o Robert and Dorothy ROSE. John ROSE's will, dated 4 May 1696, mentions his son, Martyn (Martin). John ROSE's son, Martyn, must have been born before 1686; otherwise, he would have been only 13 years old when he married Sarah HOWELL in 1699. Sarah HOWELL, d/o Richard HOWELL, b. ca 1682, Southampton, d. 1729, bur. Water Mill, L.I. Martyn and Sarah (HOWELL) ROSE's daughter, Sarah ROSE, d. June 1735. She married 1701 at Southampton, James Haines. Based on the above information, it seems logical that Martyn ROSE was s/o John ROSE. Stuart -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

I'm not sure if the following message ever made it to the list. Just in case it didn't, I am sending it now. I would only ask that any correspondence regarding this be also directed to list, so that the information can be available to anyone else who might find it helpful. Thanks, Karima Paul LeValley wrote: > I have much information on the ancestors of Sarah LeValley who married > Charles Lewis Raynor (son of Nathaniel) 1830-99 of Sayville NY. What I > do not have is information on who her sisters married. If anyone has > clues or questions, please contact me privately at levalley@tfn.net.

Dear Tom, Your suggestion is a good one for some situations. However, all queries will not fall within that format and I find that having a rule about how a subject line should be composed is intimidating to some, while others just don't want to have to bother with being sure they have everything in the correct order. However, anyone who wants to use your suggested format may certainly do so. I would suggest that if someone is changing the subject material (and the subject line no longer applies to the new material) that they definitely change the subject line. It is less confusing that way. Karima TomRaynor@aol.com wrote: > > Hi All! > > There is some GREAT information flowing here. Thanks to all. However, > sometimes it's hard to know which threads I'm interested in, and which I'm > not following. > > How about this suggestion: Let's all format our "SUBJECT" lines as follows: > > Surname, First name (if any), State/County/Province/Country, Era (date or > approximate date) > > Followed by any other details you'd like to include. For example: > > Raynor, Thurston & Elizabeth, Suffolk England, 1500s - Anyone know parents? > > or: > > Dotson, Wise Co., VA, 1700s - Seeking any information on this line > > This way, you'll know right away if there is information you can help with, > or it's a line you are interested in following. I'm afraid we are going to > lose subscribers to "information overload" if we don't do something. > > Of course, you are free to follow this standard, ignore it, or post a better > suggestion. My hope is that we will all agree on a format that works for our > group, and newcomers will see us using it, understand the value in doing so, > and keep it going. > > Thanks again! > > - Tom > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

> Wilma, > Thanks so much for this info. It brings up a few more questions though. John > married a Boyles and then a Clarke... Good Morning... Yes, the abrevations they used takes some getting used too.. b= birth d= death w/f= wife m or md= married do=same like we use " they used do ch=children d/o=daughter of s/o=son of frm=freeman rem=removed Plyn=Plymouth chh=church In Torrey's New England Marriages prior 1700 p613 I found this: "RAYNOR, John (1600 - 1669) & 1 w/f Anna [BOYCE/BOYSE] ( - 1647?) 12 Aug 1633, b 1625?, by 1632, Plymouth" "RAYNOR, John (1600 - 1669) & 2 w/f Frances/Elizabeth CLARK ( -1676+) by 1642? Plymouth". I would say Elizabeth's mother was her fathers first wife.. Anna BOYCE / BOYES. I can't find a father for her in Savage or Pope. > which would be the mother of Elizabeth? She married in 1641, long before >her last brother & sister were born. Seems there may be two sets of kids. Yes, I am sure he had issue with both of his wives...as you can see Torrey was also mixed up when the first marriage took place. John being born 1600 I would say he was married around 1625.. and the 2nd married abt 1642... >And is the 1642 date below when > John married F. Clarke or when she joined the Church? Probably both...she probably joined the chuch when she was married... sounds reasonable to me!! (((weak smile))) >( I have a hard time with some of these abbreviations.) I listed some of them at the top of my letter.. > And at the bottom, which of these dates is his death date? That mixes me up too... wonder if there were two John RAYNOR's father and son say...that were pastors of the church... wait a sec... it says, Mr. John RAYNOR, 'TEACHER' of Dover Chruch d 21 (2) 1669.. Torrey has his death date as 1669...ok... that is understandable..that is the death date of our John b 1600... We know he had a son John jr.. who must be the Mr. J.R. listed below.. see what you think.. Probably by the time his son John jr became pastor of the church, John sr steped down and became the teacher of said church??????? Then Pope says, "Mr. J. R. Pastor of the do d 21 (10) 1676".. which means "Mr. J. R. Pastor of the Dover Church died 21 (10) 1676" there Pope used the 'do' which means ditto.. Torrey on page 613 had another JOHN RAYNOR ..says of him: "RAYNER, John ( -1675/6 , 1676) & Judith QUINCY (1655-1679/80) ca 1673: Plymouth" So... this last John was the pastor..and he is the one that died 1676... do you agree? > I'm also looking for a copy of the letter on Moral Laws. Maybe a will? If you find it would you send it to me? Thank you and if you find my Thurston is any relation to said John I would appreciate it if you or someone would let me know... It is so hard hanging out here all by your self!! >Thanks again for all the help you have given to everyone. You are most welcome and hope I can do more..I am kinda floundering here myself...wishing they kept better records on some of these ancestors.. where some records are wonderful...but then everone wasn't as important as others and it seems that the 'others' were the ones that had better records kept on them... Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com

VFTurner2@aol.com wrote: > > My Bedford Co, Virginia.Turner's (Albert, son of Meador and Piety Hackworth) > finally settled in Page and Taylor Co., Iowa, via Preble and Clinton Countys, > Ohio. Albert and his wife, Elizabeth Hiatt, had eleven children, eight of > which lived to adulthood. The only male was my GGrandfather, Asher Hiatt > Turner. The other seven, all women, are the subject of this message. I > would like to find out what happened to their descendents. > > The fifth daughter was Sarah Alice Turner, b: 8/11/1853, Clinton Co, Ohio; m: > Alfred H. Raynor, 7/3/1873, Taylor Co. Iowa. The Raynors lived and farmed > for a while in Lincoln Co., Kansas. The History of Taylor Co. Iowa, has the > biographibal sketch of Henry Raynor: b; Orange Co. NY, Jan. 6, 1822, but > there is no mention of a relationship with Alfred. In response to your questions, I submit the following information from "THE RAYNERS OF RAYNERTOWN, A Study of the Descendants of Edward RAYNER, 1624 - 1682, of Ipswich, England, compiled by Gerald Van Sise Raynor, Genealogist, Raynor Family Association: Alfred Raynor (Joseph, Henry, William, Samuel, Joseph, Joseph, Edward), b. 1852, d. 1923, Taylor County, IA; m. 1873, Alice Turner; m. (2) Dealia Smith; m. (3) Euphonia _____. Issue: 1. Ira Elmer Raynor, b. 4 Jun 1874, Taylor County, IA, d. 22 Feb 1908; m. 1 Feb 1899, Maude Harin. Issue: Chester Raynor, m. Rebecca Stewart; Zelma Raynor, m. Vernon Stroud; Ira Raynor; Nell Raynor, m. Gregory _____. 2. Charles Albert Raynor, b. 17 Feb 1876, Iowa, d. 21 Dec 1934; m. 8 Jun 1903, Stella Anderson, Cairo, IA. Issue: Erma Naomi Raynor, b. 24 Sep 1907, Miss Co., IA; m. 24 Feb 1945, _____ Bonefield; Carrol Albert Raynor, b. 12 Jun 1912, d. 23 Dec 1934. 3. Everett Alonzo Raynor, 1878-1931 4. Emma May Raynor, m. Ben Bennet 5. Minnie Lucile Raynor, b. 1884, Clarindon, IA, d. 1936; m. George Jones. Henry Raynor, b. 6 Jan 1822, was Alfred Raynor's uncle, brother to Alfred's father, Joseph. If you would like further information, I suggest you correspond directly with Gerald Van Sise Raynor, 77 Woolsey Street, Huntington, NY 11743. Gerald is a direct descendant of Edward Rayner, who at the age of c10 years, accompanied his uncle, Thurston Raynor, and Thurston's family to America in 1634 aboard the ship, ELIZABETH. They were the first Raynors to come to America. Stuart > > ==== 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 -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

I was very excited about finding this information yesterday morning and thought some of you might benefit from it also. Keith Raynor has submitted data on Raynor marriages in Cumberland County, NC, which has been recently posted on the Cumberland County site which is part of the US GenWeb Project. The URLfor the page with the Raynor marriage data is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/marr2.html Nelda Spires nelda.ngs@worldnet.att.net

Hi All! There is some GREAT information flowing here. Thanks to all. However, sometimes it's hard to know which threads I'm interested in, and which I'm not following. How about this suggestion: Let's all format our "SUBJECT" lines as follows: Surname, First name (if any), State/County/Province/Country, Era (date or approximate date) Followed by any other details you'd like to include. For example: Raynor, Thurston & Elizabeth, Suffolk England, 1500s - Anyone know parents? or: Dotson, Wise Co., VA, 1700s - Seeking any information on this line This way, you'll know right away if there is information you can help with, or it's a line you are interested in following. I'm afraid we are going to lose subscribers to "information overload" if we don't do something. Of course, you are free to follow this standard, ignore it, or post a better suggestion. My hope is that we will all agree on a format that works for our group, and newcomers will see us using it, understand the value in doing so, and keep it going. Thanks again! - Tom

Hi Sherry! Sherry Bell wrote: > > Hi all, > > I posted here a few weeks ago but no one replied and I thought it was a > ghost list, now all of a sudden there are people on it, talking about a NEW > list??? Oh well Im confused but thats not out of the ordinary :) I am going > to repost my originial just incase it really was a ghost list back then: Actually a few weeks ago this was an "orphan list". I have adopted it and we are gaining new members every day. I don't have the information you need, but hopefully someone on the list can help you. If you have not already done so, please visit the following URL: http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm Thanks, Karima RAYNOR-L Administrator > > Hi all, > > I have just joined this list tonight and wanted to introduce myself. I > have been activly researching my family tree now for over a year, and am > pretty familuar with these lists. I am new however to the RAYNOR list > because this is not in my own family tree. All of my children however are > all Raynors. I would like to do my best to see if I can atleast start the > genealogy for them. Any help would be most appreciative. I am comming to > you with the dreadful, " I don't know much". I have lost contact with my > Mother n Law who married a "John Donald Raynor" from Corning NY. So I have > to go on what I remember, which isnt much. I am crossing my fingers that > there might be someone out there with a large gedcom who has this family > listed, however Im afraid they are not old enough to be on anyones gedcoms :( > > I have John Donald Raynor b? d Corning NY abt. the late 1960's? he married > a Barbara Jane Burdick from Tioga Penn.(I think). Barbara would have been > born in the 30's and I know that John was alot older than she was. I also > know that he died from a piece of metal that was lodged in his brain from a > bullet from a war, I dont know what war. but as time went on this piece of > metal traveled to his brain and killed him. > > Ok there is my needle in the haystack. Any help would be wonderful. I don't > even know what County this is in. > > Sherry > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Hi all, I posted here a few weeks ago but no one replied and I thought it was a ghost list, now all of a sudden there are people on it, talking about a NEW list??? Oh well Im confused but thats not out of the ordinary :) I am going to repost my originial just incase it really was a ghost list back then: Hi all, I have just joined this list tonight and wanted to introduce myself. I have been activly researching my family tree now for over a year, and am pretty familuar with these lists. I am new however to the RAYNOR list because this is not in my own family tree. All of my children however are all Raynors. I would like to do my best to see if I can atleast start the genealogy for them. Any help would be most appreciative. I am comming to you with the dreadful, " I don't know much". I have lost contact with my Mother n Law who married a "John Donald Raynor" from Corning NY. So I have to go on what I remember, which isnt much. I am crossing my fingers that there might be someone out there with a large gedcom who has this family listed, however Im afraid they are not old enough to be on anyones gedcoms :( I have John Donald Raynor b? d Corning NY abt. the late 1960's? he married a Barbara Jane Burdick from Tioga Penn.(I think). Barbara would have been born in the 30's and I know that John was alot older than she was. I also know that he died from a piece of metal that was lodged in his brain from a bullet from a war, I dont know what war. but as time went on this piece of metal traveled to his brain and killed him. Ok there is my needle in the haystack. Any help would be wonderful. I don't even know what County this is in. Sherry

Hi Everyone, My name is Karen, and I am new to List . I am looking for any information on: David Raynor Born September 1, 1902 or 1905 in the state of New York Died May 10, 1887 In Meadville, Crawford County, PA> His first wife's name is unknown, from the 1860 census I learn he had the following children: Polly, born abt 1830, Frederick born about 1831, David Jr. Born March 4, 1835, Abraham born abt. 1840 and Mary born about 1842. Second wife is Eliza Smith, Daughter of Jacob Smith They where married sometime before November 1850. They had the following children: J. Monroe, born November 15, 1850, Susan Almira Born June 4, 1859 and Frank Clarence Born June 28, 1863. I have been looking for years for the parents of this David. Would greatly appreciate any help at all. Let me thank you all for your time and trouble. Karen Springboro, Pa. krihwan@ncinter.net

Norma, I have not yet been able to find out who William Abraham "Bart" Dotsons parents are. I am in the process of going through all the TN records I can find to try to track them down. As soon as I do, I'll certainly let you know! Carrie -----Original Message----- From: Norma Adams <njadams@erinet.com> To: RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com <RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 06, 1999 6:10 PM Subject: Re: [RAYNOR] The Raynor Family Web Site >Carrie, >There are that kind in every family! No apologies neccessary. After doing >this for a number of years, I've run into all kinds. Thank goodness they >are in the minority. I'd say at least 99% of the people I've met are great >and more than willing to help. > >Would your Bart Dotson be related to the Dotsons of Wise Co. VA? Guess we >better get off the Raynor list to discuss them! :) My husband is descended >from them. >later.. >Norma > > >At 04:13 PM 11/6/1999 -0600, you wrote: >>Norma, >>I am descended from this Dotson line....let me apologize for them...its not >>just you. I have contacted many of the descendants of this line over the >>years. There are a few of them that are "not so nice"and sometimes downright >>rude...but not all of us :o) ! I do know that some of the Dotson/Raynor >>group in Mo., I'm still trying to find all of them....a very fruitful group >>they were! Maybe with the new list we can sort all of this out >>together.....and hopefully one day find that connection. >>Carrie >> > > > My Personal Homepage >http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ > >Family Ties, etc. - My GENTRY RECORDS HOMEPAGE > http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ > > Join the Werner Mail list: > Werner-L-request@rootsweb.com > List Coordinator > Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. > mailto:njadams@erinet.com > > >==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== >For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: >http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > >============================== >FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! >Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

Thurston Raynor was baptized 21 Sep 1593 in Elmsett, County of Suffolk, England. By 13 Apr 1620, he had married Elizabeth _____, who was born in 1598. Thurston, his wife, Elizabeth, and their children, Thurston, 13, Joseph, 11, Elizabeth, 9, Sarah, 7, and Lydia, 1, and Thurston's nephew, Edward, 10, immigrated to America, departing from Ipswich, England in April 1634 aboard the ship, ELIZABETH, and landing in Boston in july of that year. Thurston and his family initially lived in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then, in 1636, went to Wethersfield, Connecticut. Thurston and his family left Wethersfield in 1641 to found a village at Stamford, Connecticut. In 1644, Thurston and his family corssed Long Island Sound and established a colony at hempstead, long Island. Later, sometime between 1646 and 1649, Thurston and his family settled in the young village of Southampton, on eastern Long Island. There is no known relationship between Thurston Raynor, who was from Elmsett, County of Suffolk, England, and Rev. John Rayner, who was from the County of York. Thurston Raynor and his family were the first Raynors to come to America. Stuart -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

gencon wrote: > > I have an .... > Elizabeth RAYNOR d/o Thurston 1) and his wife Elizabeth ............. > b 1625 Elmstett, Suffolk, England > > Elizabeth was 9 years old when she was brought to this county by her parents > in 1635. > > This is all I know of her... source: Savage v3 p514 under Thurston RAYNER/ > RAYNOR..REYNOR...REYNER > > I looked further and found in Savage vol 4 p143 under Thomas SOUTHWORTH > this: > > "THOMAS, Plymouth, br of Constant, prob. younger, came with him, was a > milit. lieut. and capt. an Assist. 1652 and twelve times aft. until 1667, d. > 8 Dec 1669, in his 53rd yr. He and his br. Constant were among the purch. of > Dartmouth. He m Sep 1641, Elizabeth d/o Rev John REYNER, and only d Eliz. > wh. md 7 Dec 1664, lieut. Joseph, s. of John HOWLAND of the Mayflower's > glourious comp." > > Pope's Pioneers of MA., p379 has Rev. John REYNOR listed..with Elizabeth as > his daughter, and also his brother Humphrey.. Now I don't know where my > Thurston RAYNOR fits into their family, or if he does...does anyone know? > > So... your Elizabeth was the d/o Rev John RAYNOR . > > This is what Pope says of Rev. John > "Rev John, b at Gildersome, county York came in 1635 or 1636 to Plymouth. > Was chosen teacher; lands granted him 6 Feb 1636. Frm. 6 Mar 1637/8. Wrote a > letter on Moral Laws in 1642. [B] Was called to be pastor at Dover, N.H. > and rem. thither. He md 1st a dau of ......... BOYES; he m. 2, > Frances CLARKE sho had been a maid servant in the family of Rev. John WILSON > and was sid,. to the chh. of Plyn. 18. (7) 1642, Ch. Jachin, Anna, [md Job > LANE] John, Elizabeth, Dorothy, Abigial, Judith, a dau b 26 Dec 1647, Joseph > b 15 Aug 1650 d 3 Nov 1652. > > Mr John RAYNOR, teacher of Dover church d 21 (2) 1669; Mr. J. R. pastor of > do. d 21 (10) 1676. [S]. [see LANE Family papers in Reg X1 and B.]." > > Under Humphrey it calls his bro of Rev. John... > > Thanks, > Wilma Fleming Haynes > gencon@harborside.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: SHIRLEY W HENDRIX <HENDRIXS@prodigy.net> > To: <RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 3:08 PM > Subject: [RAYNOR] Elizabeth Raynor/Thomas Southworth m. 1641 > > > So glad to join the Raynor list. Maybe I should have waited a few days for > > more folks to join, but ..... > > > > Anyway, I descend from Elizabeth Raynor and do not have any info on her > > except that she married Thomas Southworth on Sept. 1, 1641 in Plymouth. > > Their daughter, Elizabeth, married Joseph Howland. Then their daughter, > > Mercy, married Joseph Hamlin/Hamblin... etc.... > > > > Does anyone know the parents of Elizabeth Raynor? > > > > Shirley Wicker Hendrix > > Murray, KY > > HENDRIXS@prodigy.net > > > > Only a genealogist regards a step backwards as progress. > > > > > > > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit > the following URL: > > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > > > ============================== > > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > ==== RAYNOR Mailing List ==== > For information on subscribing, unsubscribing, rules, etc. Please visit the following URL: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/RaynorListWelcome.htm > > ============================== > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi Reply to Wilma Haynes questions regarding Thurston Raynor's relationship to Rev. John Rayner: Whereas Rev. John Rayner came from York County, Thurston Raynor, b. ca 1593, resided in Elmsett, County of Suffolk, England, and left Ipswich, England on the ship, ELIZABETH, in April 1634 with his wife, Elizabeth, five children, and nephew, Edward Raynor. They landed in Boston in July 1634 (not 1635) and settled in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Thurston and his family went from Watertown, MA to Wethersfield, CT, then to what is now Stamford, CT, then across Long Island Sound to Hempstead, and eventually (between 1646 and 1649), settled in Southampton, L.I. Stuart -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net

Karima wrote: > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------8EAA522297A18C6E52E78611 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Good morning! > > Does anyone have any information they can provide Paul? If so, in > addition to responding to Paul, please respond to the list. Who > knows, someone else might find the information useful. > > Thanks! > > Karima > RAYNOR-L List Administrator > --------------8EAA522297A18C6E52E78611 > Content-Type: message/rfc822 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Content-Disposition: inline > > Received: from [206.169.84.39] by eos2.eosmail.net (NTMail 4.30.0012/NT2043.00.e4cc6fab) with ESMTP id jknndaaa for <quest@springnet1.com>; Sat, 6 Nov 1999 05:29:06 -0600 > Received: (from slist@localhost) > by lists3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id DAA26842 > for RAYNOR-admin@lists3.rootsweb.com; Sat, 6 Nov 1999 03:44:48 -0800 > Date: Sat, 6 Nov 1999 03:44:48 -0800 > X-From_: levalley@tfn.net Sat Nov 6 03:44:47 1999 > Received: from bl-3.rootsweb.com (bl-3.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.19]) > by lists3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id DAA26824 > for <RAYNOR-L@lists3.rootsweb.com>; Sat, 6 Nov 1999 03:44:45 -0800 > Received: from fn4.tfn.net (fn4.tfn.net [207.156.5.151]) > by bl-3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id DAA05600 > for <RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com>; Sat, 6 Nov 1999 03:37:01 -0800 (PST) > Received: from tfn.net (fts5p1-bfs.tfn.net [146.201.23.129]) by fn4.tfn.net (8.8.8/8.6.9) with ESMTP id GAA31976 for <RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com>; Sat, 6 Nov 1999 06:52:02 -0500 (EST) > Message-ID: <382412C0.C92D523C@tfn.net> > Old-Date: Sat, 06 Nov 1999 06:36:32 -0500 > From: Paul LeValley <levalley@freenet.tlh.fl.us> > X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; U) > MIME-Version: 1.0 > To: RAYNOR-L@rootsweb.com > X-Corel-MessageType: EMail > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list > Subject: {not a subscriber} LEVALLEY-RAYNOR > X-Envelope-To: RAYNOR-L > > I have much information on the ancestors of Sarah LeValley who married > Charles Lewis Raynor (son of Nathaniel) 1830-99 of Sayville NY. What I > do not have is information on who her sisters married. If anyone has > clues or questions, please contact me privately at levalley@tfn.net. > > --------------8EAA522297A18C6E52E78611-- > > ==== 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 Paul and Raynor List subscribers - I have lots of information about Charles Lewis Raynor and his Raynor ancestry, but unfortunately, nothing on Sarah LeValley, except her birth and death years (1834 - 1932) and date of her marriage to Charles Lewis Raynor (Apr 1851, at Riverhead). Stuart -- Stuart Howell showell@ttlc.net