Dear Andrew and All, I feel I must reply to your theory that Edward had a shady past. He did according to the Law at that time; Edward was a Baptist or Anabaptist as they were called in some places. It was against the Law to be anything but a good Angelican, so into Newgate Prison went all of the discenters. It is most interesting that you found an Ashley listed. This name is a very favorite among my Reavis kin. Maybe Edward was an Ashley and in order to protect his annimity, he decided he would have a new name in America. Fascinating! Sincerely, Bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Sefton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2000 3:01 PM Subject: RE: [REAVIS] Setting up a separate List for RIVIS/REVIS > I have been on the list only 6-7 months and I have at first sight I found no > common links to my family tree apart from a similar sounding name RIVIS. All > names were in a foreign country with no possibility of linking to me. So why > did I stay? I did note from time to time it was not just REAVIS but also > RIVIS and REVIS mentioned. Also THE most fascinating thing for me compared > to other lists was the sheer volume of postings from a relatively small > number of members on the list. It also dawned on me that all names mentioned > seemed to be derived from a common source; Edward-1. This is fascinating for > me as a genealogist. I am still amazed that all 20,000 REAVIS names in Barbs > database and in the USA can be traced back to this one individual. > > With my research on my own RIVIS name here in England,(BTW my mother was a > RIVIS),I feel it is my duty to see if is possible to extend this tree back > even though it is unlikely to link to me. However I have to report that my > progress may be slow and may in fact be futile for the following reason. > From some of the postings that Barb has made it is clear that the REAVIS > name may have been created by Edward after changing his name from ASHLEY. He > may have done this to protect a shady past. He is known to have been in > Newgate Jail in England. > > On the following web site: > > http://www.fred.net/jefalvey/newgate.html > > There is a list of inmates of Newgate Prison in London. Among them is > someone called Ashley but no sign of any REAVIS/REVIS/RIVIS. This lends > weight to the theory. There are also very small numbers of people called > REAVIS in England but many of us know how early names were easily > transcribed incorrectly with the majority of the population at this time > being being illiterate. I have found many examples in my tree of how an > individual can be called RIVIS on one document REVIS on another and I do > have some documents occasionally misspelled as REAVIS! So although there are > REAVIS names in England it is more likely that Edward was more likely a > REVIS or RIVIS than a REAVIS by birth in England. > > There are Revis names on passenger lists and also on a list of persons > transported to Barbados. > > I will persist, but do not expect instant results. The records for this > period are often incomplete. It was just after our own civil war when the > country was in turmoil. The systems of government were often disrupted and > the religious institutions who we rely upon for records were themselves > under attack. > > Keep up the good work everyone. > > This list is still fascinating as it is. > > Andrew Sefton > Pocklington > Yorkshire > England > > > -----Original Message----- > From: James Shuman [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 12 November 2000 21:49 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] Setting up a separate List for RIVIS/REVIS > > > At 1:15 pm -0500 11/12/00, sheepshine wrote: > > [snip] > > >Maybe there should be a separate RIVIS/REVIS mailing/discussion list on > >Rootsweb to keep others from confusing the two lines. What about this > >suggestion John S.? * Bill L. > > > > People are always free to request a surname mailing list from > RootsWeb. Generally, if the requesting person can show that there are > researchers interested in that particular spelling who are > independent of the "main" spelling, they will honor the request. > > At this time, we are finding that *most* of the "Revis rhymes with > crevice" researchers are actually descendants of the "original > Edward." > > However, our British cousin, Andrew Sefton, indicates there are quite > a few folks in England who use one of the alternate spellings. We > have also seen that a few immigrations to the New England colonies > apparently bear little relationship to "our" Edward. > > On the other hand, Andrew feels there *might* be a relationship > farther back, and has promised on this List that he will keep > searching the early records in England. > > Membership on the REAVIS Mailing List has stayed around 75 - 85 for > the past several months, and it appears that nearly all of the > subscribers are, in fact, looking for better information relating to > the wide-spread family descending from Edward-1. As anyone can see, > the bulk of the messages contributed on this list are sent by 12-15 > people, with another dozen or so making less frequent contributions. > that leaves 2/3 to 3/4 of the subscribers as "lurkers" -- folks who > wish to receive the messages, but have nothing at the moment to > contribute. > > Further, there is already a REAVES list, which has about 50 > subscribers, and very low "traffic." > > Thus, I do not feel that it is appropriate at this time to establish > a separate List, as that would tend to confuse most of the > REVIS/RIVIS researchers who are just beginning their work. If it > becomes obvious that quite a number of them are actually searching a > different line or lines, then *that* would be the time to establish > such a List -- and I would welcome someone from that group doing so. > > Perhaps the answers to Barb's "poll" will indicate the degree of > interest, or lack thereof. > > Regards! > > JS > List Custodian > -- > ____________________________ > James Shuman, art instructor > Modesto High School > [email protected] > ____________________________ > > > ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: > mailto:[email protected] > Click below for the digest list: > mailto:[email protected] > In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe > ----------------- > > > > ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > Need to post long-term query? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/rea/Reavis > or choose from many other options at > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/r/e/REAVIS/ > ----------------- > >

Posted on: Reavis, Reaves, Reves, Rivis Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/rea/ReavisObits/107 Surname: Reavis, Leagans, Thompson ------------------------- Eva Agnes Reavis Thompson died November 11, 2000 at Yadkin Nursing Care, Yadkin Co NC She was 97 years old, born January 1903, d/o Isaac and Amanda Leagans Reavis. She had been married to Clifford O. Thompson. Survivors are sons Roy Lee and wife Camila Thompson; Reavis and wife Audrey Thompson; a daughter Betty Ward; 6 grand- children and 8 greatgrandchildren. Burial at Gold Springs Family Cemetery. *B

-----Original Message----- From: chris <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 12, 2000 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [REAVIS] Reavis Poll >Once in a great while you might find "Revis" written in an old jp's record. >I have seen Henry's & Harris's names spelled by others both ways, but the >"Reavis" spelling won out. Since their generation, the family used "Reavis" >unless they didn't know how to spell. ;) > >

At 11:01 pm +0000 11/12/00, Andrew Sefton wrote: >I have been on the list only 6-7 months and I have at first sight I found no >common links to my family tree apart from a similar sounding name RIVIS. All >names were in a foreign country with no possibility of linking to me. So why >did I stay? I did note from time to time it was not just REAVIS but also >RIVIS and REVIS mentioned. Also THE most fascinating thing for me compared >to other lists was the sheer volume of postings from a relatively small >number of members on the list. It also dawned on me that all names mentioned >seemed to be derived from a common source; Edward-1. This is fascinating for >me as a genealogist. I am still amazed that all 20,000 REAVIS names in Barbs >database and in the USA can be traced back to this one individual. > [snip] >I will persist, but do not expect instant results. The records for this >period are often incomplete. It was just after our own civil war when the >country was in turmoil. The systems of government were often disrupted and >the religious institutions who we rely upon for records were themselves >under attack. > >Keep up the good work everyone. > >This list is still fascinating as it is. > >Andrew Sefton >Pocklington >Yorkshire >England Thanks, Andrew, for an excellent statement of the situation regarding this REAVIS List. It sounds as if you intend to stay with us and continue to seek information that would help to explain the origins of our "Edward-1," whatever surname he was given at birth. Now comes the big question: Do you, as a REVIS/RIVIS researcher, feel the need for a separate List? This could take the form of a separate surname (one or both of the above) or as a surname connected to the geographic location, such as RIVIS-UK. Thanks! JS List Custodian -- ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School [email protected] ____________________________

Revis through line of Edward Reavis & Hannah Alley (1); James (2); George (3); Thomas (4); James Benjamin (5); Rachel Matilda (6); James (Isaac) Franklin (7); Ada Zenora (8) Sandy (Cothran) Cade Alexandria, VA ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2000 4:05 PM Subject: [REAVIS] REVIS POLL........ALL THAT TRACE THEIR REVIS TO EDW-1 > PLEASE SIGN IN..........SAVE ME HRS OF RESEARCH... > > JUST LIST YOUR FAMILY LINE..PROVED BACK TO EDWARD-1 > > EXAMPLE; > > REVIS THRU LINE OF JOHN-2..what gen chng'd spelling > > THIS WILL GIVE US AN IDEA OF HOW MANY CHANGED FRM > REAVIS TO REVIS..IF NOT GOOD RESULTS, WILL START > DIGGING :-) I know there are many, some frm ln of James-2 > thru Joseph-3, some frm ln of Isham, some frm ln of Geo-3, > some frm line of John-2, line of Wm-2, and so on...thanks *Barb > > > ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > Support free volunteer genealogy. > Contribute your data and your time. For details see: > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > RootsWeb supports our research by hosting our mailing list! > Do you support RootsWeb? > ----------------- >

For Andrew's attention especially-- I have found a family of Frederick Revis who emigrated to NY about 1865-70 with several children if memory serves. He either was newly widowered when he came or his wife Rhoda Dhu/Doo [they married in her home of Cambridge 1842]died shortly thereafter as did one of his daughters. Frederick remarried and had a second family. I recall several sons from this grouping. Consequently when I find a Revis in NY/NJ/CT?MA today I presume they are NOT descendants of Edward-1 until proved other wise. I have been surprised a few times and indeed found descendants of the NC bunch in metro New York. I am now specifically searching for people in that area who do NOT descend from Frederick Revis and his family. I no longer have notes on the family as a whole, but LDS may have some of the records, I know one son was George.Children b 1840's forward from first family. There are still some unconnected Revises who have turned up in 1791 VA and 17-1800 PA, as well as 1700's MD. I am finding a few more from a Revis family that I have not located farther back than Barnstable MA in 1700. They are in MA/ ME and NH. Lynne Revis

Herman N. Albert-7, Tennessee Ann Reavis-6, Ewing Reavis-5, Isham Reavis-4, Henry Reavis-3, Thomas Reavis-2 Chris

> cases heard by Wm Bobbitt > > Folder # 240 State vs. Revis #75 Buncombe County > Murder-shot son in law > *B

obviously not same person i.e John-4 s/o George-3. Got a spare "John"! *B

I have been on the list only 6-7 months and I have at first sight I found no common links to my family tree apart from a similar sounding name RIVIS. All names were in a foreign country with no possibility of linking to me. So why did I stay? I did note from time to time it was not just REAVIS but also RIVIS and REVIS mentioned. Also THE most fascinating thing for me compared to other lists was the sheer volume of postings from a relatively small number of members on the list. It also dawned on me that all names mentioned seemed to be derived from a common source; Edward-1. This is fascinating for me as a genealogist. I am still amazed that all 20,000 REAVIS names in Barbs database and in the USA can be traced back to this one individual. With my research on my own RIVIS name here in England,(BTW my mother was a RIVIS),I feel it is my duty to see if is possible to extend this tree back even though it is unlikely to link to me. However I have to report that my progress may be slow and may in fact be futile for the following reason. >From some of the postings that Barb has made it is clear that the REAVIS name may have been created by Edward after changing his name from ASHLEY. He may have done this to protect a shady past. He is known to have been in Newgate Jail in England. On the following web site: http://www.fred.net/jefalvey/newgate.html There is a list of inmates of Newgate Prison in London. Among them is someone called Ashley but no sign of any REAVIS/REVIS/RIVIS. This lends weight to the theory. There are also very small numbers of people called REAVIS in England but many of us know how early names were easily transcribed incorrectly with the majority of the population at this time being being illiterate. I have found many examples in my tree of how an individual can be called RIVIS on one document REVIS on another and I do have some documents occasionally misspelled as REAVIS! So although there are REAVIS names in England it is more likely that Edward was more likely a REVIS or RIVIS than a REAVIS by birth in England. There are Revis names on passenger lists and also on a list of persons transported to Barbados. I will persist, but do not expect instant results. The records for this period are often incomplete. It was just after our own civil war when the country was in turmoil. The systems of government were often disrupted and the religious institutions who we rely upon for records were themselves under attack. Keep up the good work everyone. This list is still fascinating as it is. Andrew Sefton Pocklington Yorkshire England -----Original Message----- From: James Shuman [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 12 November 2000 21:49 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [REAVIS] Setting up a separate List for RIVIS/REVIS At 1:15 pm -0500 11/12/00, sheepshine wrote: [snip] >Maybe there should be a separate RIVIS/REVIS mailing/discussion list on >Rootsweb to keep others from confusing the two lines. What about this >suggestion John S.? * Bill L. > People are always free to request a surname mailing list from RootsWeb. Generally, if the requesting person can show that there are researchers interested in that particular spelling who are independent of the "main" spelling, they will honor the request. At this time, we are finding that *most* of the "Revis rhymes with crevice" researchers are actually descendants of the "original Edward." However, our British cousin, Andrew Sefton, indicates there are quite a few folks in England who use one of the alternate spellings. We have also seen that a few immigrations to the New England colonies apparently bear little relationship to "our" Edward. On the other hand, Andrew feels there *might* be a relationship farther back, and has promised on this List that he will keep searching the early records in England. Membership on the REAVIS Mailing List has stayed around 75 - 85 for the past several months, and it appears that nearly all of the subscribers are, in fact, looking for better information relating to the wide-spread family descending from Edward-1. As anyone can see, the bulk of the messages contributed on this list are sent by 12-15 people, with another dozen or so making less frequent contributions. that leaves 2/3 to 3/4 of the subscribers as "lurkers" -- folks who wish to receive the messages, but have nothing at the moment to contribute. Further, there is already a REAVES list, which has about 50 subscribers, and very low "traffic." Thus, I do not feel that it is appropriate at this time to establish a separate List, as that would tend to confuse most of the REVIS/RIVIS researchers who are just beginning their work. If it becomes obvious that quite a number of them are actually searching a different line or lines, then *that* would be the time to establish such a List -- and I would welcome someone from that group doing so. Perhaps the answers to Barb's "poll" will indicate the degree of interest, or lack thereof. Regards! JS List Custodian -- ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School [email protected] ____________________________ ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== ----------------- You can unsubscribe by clicking below for the regular list: mailto:[email protected] Click below for the digest list: mailto:[email protected] In the BODY include only one word: unsubscribe -----------------

The Reavis Family Book by Marie Hall, does indeed have the five marriages of Mary Ann. pg 77-78-79 1. May 1850 married Henderson Ledbetter div 1853 2. Aug 1855 married Thompson Dycus he died 1857 son: William Carroll b1856 m/Mary E. Turner 3. m/ Miles c. McKinney chn: Rebecca Josephine b 1858 m/Robert Bennet m#2 John Thomas Turner Daniel U. 4. m/ Robert Ellison child: Lola 5. m/ Joel Bennet no issue Mary Ann died Sefton Twp Fayette Co Il May 14, 1895 *B

At 1:15 pm -0500 11/12/00, sheepshine wrote: [snip] >Maybe there should be a separate RIVIS/REVIS mailing/discussion list on >Rootsweb to keep others from confusing the two lines. What about this >suggestion John S.? * Bill L. > People are always free to request a surname mailing list from RootsWeb. Generally, if the requesting person can show that there are researchers interested in that particular spelling who are independent of the "main" spelling, they will honor the request. At this time, we are finding that *most* of the "Revis rhymes with crevice" researchers are actually descendants of the "original Edward." However, our British cousin, Andrew Sefton, indicates there are quite a few folks in England who use one of the alternate spellings. We have also seen that a few immigrations to the New England colonies apparently bear little relationship to "our" Edward. On the other hand, Andrew feels there *might* be a relationship farther back, and has promised on this List that he will keep searching the early records in England. Membership on the REAVIS Mailing List has stayed around 75 - 85 for the past several months, and it appears that nearly all of the subscribers are, in fact, looking for better information relating to the wide-spread family descending from Edward-1. As anyone can see, the bulk of the messages contributed on this list are sent by 12-15 people, with another dozen or so making less frequent contributions. that leaves 2/3 to 3/4 of the subscribers as "lurkers" -- folks who wish to receive the messages, but have nothing at the moment to contribute. Further, there is already a REAVES list, which has about 50 subscribers, and very low "traffic." Thus, I do not feel that it is appropriate at this time to establish a separate List, as that would tend to confuse most of the REVIS/RIVIS researchers who are just beginning their work. If it becomes obvious that quite a number of them are actually searching a different line or lines, then *that* would be the time to establish such a List -- and I would welcome someone from that group doing so. Perhaps the answers to Barb's "poll" will indicate the degree of interest, or lack thereof. Regards! JS List Custodian -- ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School [email protected] ____________________________

Blaine-7 REVIS ,Samuel M.-6 Revis, Samuel Smith-5 REAVIS back to James-2. Blaine Revis

In a message dated 11/12/2000 8:20:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > RUTHERFORD, NORTH CAROLINA > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. > > 1790 R120 RAVIS William M-637 007 118 01 02 02 00 00 *hmmm not seen this one before, wonder who he was? Only one that time period would seem to be Wm s/o William-2 just goes to show, still some not accounted for! > _________________________________________________________ > 1800 SECOND FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX > > 1800 R120 REVISS David M-32 033 140 31301-11301-04 > 1800 R120 REVISS David M-32 033 140 41010-10110-00 *sure looks like David-3 must have had a son David > 1800 R120 REVISS Edmund M-32 033 139 21101-11001-00 > 1800 R120 REVISS Edward M-32 033 139 20001-10010-01 *Edw s/o David-3 and son > 1800 R120 RIVISS Harris M-32 033 139 30010-22010-00 *s/o Thomas he eventually ended up in Illinois > 1800 R120 RIVISS James M-32 033 139 30010-30010-06 *prob James-3..think James 2 came maybe yr later or vv > 1800 R120 RIVISS John M-32 033 139 11001-10010-00 *again must be s/o George-3 married Fowler 1803 Ruth co NC John s/o Harris b1795, so too young to be him. Thanks again Linda, helps seeing it all..and found something new *B

Posted on: Reavis, Reaves, Reves, Rivis Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/rea/Reavis/68 Surname: ------------------------- A photostatic copy of the Reavis book can be purchased from the Yadkinsville Public Library in Yadkinsville, NC for $29, plus shipping I guess. They make photostatic copies all the time.Joan

In a message dated 11/12/2000 6:50:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > arb > When time permits, I'll make a trip to Buncombe Co., NC. Possibly next > Summer when school is out. Register of Deeds is a good friend, maybe will > obtain extra assistance. That could well be John s/o George in Rutherford Co, don't know who else he could be. Have worked some of Fowlers there, will see if can find more. Thanks *B

In a message dated 11/12/2000 8:20:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > 1820 FOURTH FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX > > HEADINGS > > NARS = National Archives & Record Service > StR = State Reel > Pg# = Page number to find H/H with family > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family > > 1820 R120 REVICE William M-33 080 387 NdRcd *s/o David-3 > 1820 R120 REVIS John M-33 080 370 NdRcd *?must be John s/o George-3..since Johnathon d 1813 > _________________________________________________________ > 1830 FIFTH FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. > 1830 R120 REVIS Morgan M-19 124 461 1st Regiment *James Morgan s/o James-3, James-2..went to Tn and died Ark > _________________________________________________________ > 1840 Census - Rutherford County, NC > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. > > 1840 R120 REVES William* M-704 370 280 NdRcd * s/o David-3 > > ________________________________________ > 1850 Census - Rutherford County, NC > > 1850 R120 REAVES Sarah M-432 625 119 No Twp Listed **who is this??? > 1850 R120 REVIS William M-432 644 336 High Shoal Dist *s/o David-3 > ________________________________________________________ > 1860 RUTHERFORD CO NC CENSUS > > Revis, William 84 NC 126 > Elisabeth 80 VA *Wm s/o David-3..and his wife Elizabeth/Betsy Burge > _________________________________________________________ > "Tax Records" > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. > 1782 R120 REVISS George N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll *George-3 > _________________________________________________________ > Index to 1782 Tax List, Rutherford County, NC > Revis, Geo-------------------Thompson,Samuel 30 *George-3 *B

In a message dated 11/12/2000 8:20:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Great data Linda; most of those on the 1810 census were family of David-3, s/o James-2 (both James 2 & 3 died there by 1804); most of them migrated to Missouri ca1818. *B > 10 Census - Rutherford County, NC > Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family > 1810 R120 REAVES David M-252 042 129 NdRcd > > 1810 R120 REAVES David Jr. M-252 042 130 NdRcd > > 1810 R120 REAVES Edward M-252 042 130 NdRcd > *Prob s/o David-3 went to Tn, and Al > 1810 R120 REAVES John M-252 042 130 NdRcd > *may be Johnathon s/o Dav-3 *died 1813 and fam went to Mo or conceivably s/o George-3..he married 1803 Fowler in Ruth Co > 1810 R120 REAVES Joseph M-252 042 130 NdRcd > *s/o David-3 went to Tn, Mo and Ark > 1810 R120 REAVES Martha M-252 042 130 NdRcd > *widow of James-3 > 1810 R120 REAVES Sarah M-252 042 130 NdRcd > * > 1810 R120 REAVS David M-252 042 128 NdRcd *don't know who all the Davids are, but one is s/o James-2 and he headed the migration to Mo in 1818 with most of his family The William on thru 1861(d) in Rutherford Co was s/o David-3 and he married Betsy Burge, they had no children. George in Rutherford Co records is George-3 *B > ________________________________________________________ >

Barb Below are notes from Rutherford Co., NC. (Copied) Linda RUTHERFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. 1790 R120 RAVIS William M-637 007 118 01 02 02 00 00 _________________________________________________________ 1800 SECOND FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX 1800 R120 REVISS David M-32 033 140 31301-11301-04 1800 R120 REVISS David M-32 033 140 41010-10110-00 1800 R120 REVISS Edmund M-32 033 139 21101-11001-00 1800 R120 REVISS Edward M-32 033 139 20001-10010-01 1800 R120 RIVISS Harris M-32 033 139 30010-22010-00 1800 R120 RIVISS James M-32 033 139 30010-30010-06 1800 R120 RIVISS John M-32 033 139 11001-10010-00 _________________________________________________________ 1810 Census - Rutherford County, NC Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family 1810 R120 REAVES David M-252 042 129 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES David Jr. M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES Edward M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES John M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES Joseph M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES Martha M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVES Sarah M-252 042 130 NdRcd 1810 R120 REAVS David M-252 042 128 NdRcd ________________________________________________________ 1820 FOURTH FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX HEADINGS NARS = National Archives & Record Service StR = State Reel Pg# = Page number to find H/H with family Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family 1820 R120 REVICE William M-33 080 387 NdRcd 1820 R120 REVIS John M-33 080 370 NdRcd _________________________________________________________ 1830 FIFTH FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. 1830 R120 REVIS Morgan M-19 124 461 1st Regiment _________________________________________________________ 1840 Census - Rutherford County, NC Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. 1840 R120 REVES William* M-704 370 280 NdRcd _________________________________________________________ 1850 Census - Rutherford County, NC 1850 R120 REAVES Sarah M-432 625 119 No Twp Listed 1850 R120 REVIS William M-432 644 336 High Shoal Dist ________________________________________________________ 1860 RUTHERFORD CO NC CENSUS Revis, William 84 NC 126 Elisabeth 80 VA _________________________________________________________ "Tax Records" Date SNDX L Name F Name NARS StR Pg# Family Grp. 1782 R120 REVISS George N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll _________________________________________________________ Index to 1782 Tax List, Rutherford County, NC Revis, Geo-------------------Thompson,Samuel 30 _________________________________________________________ WEST MEMORIAL BAPTIST CEMETERY Revis, Dicie R. No Dates Revis, Rev. E. Clarence March 4, 1912 June 5, 1991 _________________________________________________________ RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC DEED INDEX GRANTOR-GRANTEE Anderson, M.F. / Revis, Harriet / Deed/54/482/1879 _________________________________________________________

Forwarded from [email protected]: In a message dated 11/11/2000 11:57:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > >I have that Mary Ann Reavis (b. Oct. 16, 1831 MO, d. ca. 1818 Fayette Co., > >IL, dau. of Somomon and Mary (Greene) Reavis), married: > > > > 1) Henderson Ledbetter, May 21, 1850, Fayette Co., IL > > 2) Thomason Dycus, Aug. 26, 1855, Fayette Co., IL > > 3) Miles C. McKinney, Jan. 14, 1858 (he died ca. 1864, Civil War) > > 4) Robert Ellison, Aug. 1, 1866. I only have Ledbetter m/1850 and Dycus m/1855, with whom she had one son. BUT I have not researched her, so could be. *B