'ALL DATES, EVENTS, PLACES AND GENEALOGICAL DATA THAT I PRESENT ON THIS LIST, ARE NOT WARRANTED TO BE ACCURATE OR AUTHENTIC AND SHOULD NOT BE USED, UNTIL PROVED BY YOU; ALWAYS IMPORTANT TO DOCUMENT, OFTENTIMES TAKES TWO OR THREE DIFFERENT DOC- MENTATIONS TO COME UP WITH CORRECT DATA" As many of you know census records are only as good as the data given, accuracy of census taker to write it down, and of course inter- pretation of the handwriting on the census itself. After securing info frm compilations, always best to then compare it yourself, to the orig census. (even if can't read it, if know what looking for, generally find) We strive awfully hard to present data to enable others to connect their families to the main Reavis/Revis family. As you know I work on all lines frm all over the United States, not any particular one; that is why is so important for more input. I will give you a couple examples frm my own family research that has caused problems> My father wrote wrong names of my mothers parents on marriage application; if didn't know name, would never have been able to locate her family. Census records for 1900 have my grt grandfather born in Canada, 1910 census, Michigan, marr rec Michigan. His birthdate on marr rec given as 1860, on death record as 1858. His father's POB given as Can and Scotland, on two dif census records. *Barb

In a message dated 10/16/2000 3:12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > ccording to the stories from my Grandfather, Homer Lewis Revis, his > father (Milton Louis) was sent to live with his maternal uncle, Benjamin > Shephard, after the marriage to the second wife. She did not want > anything to do with him and his siblings. Milton lived with Benjamin > until his Grandmother grew ill, and then he moved i Cheryl, you know that story could be what is found in the census records, ie. maybe had not yet left the home of father and Mary Ann, since they had been married only 2 yrs at time of 1870 census, and you find all three there; after could well have lv'd with his Uncle Benjamin Shephard until about the 1880 census, when he is found in household of his grandparents along with his sister Catherine. Remember that household was next to his father and Mary Ann. William no doubt would have been gone frm home in 1880 or in another home. *B

In a message dated 10/16/2000 3:12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Catherine and William. Lewis, William and Catherine on 1870 census household of father, Thomas H..in Madison Co 1880 Milton L and Catherine in household of Grandparents William and Fanny Revis...NO WIlliam.. this was Buncombe Co.; have posted this data before..again will be hard to locate them aft 1880 until 1900 Might try marriage records. *Barb

In a message dated 10/16/2000 3:12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > . Milton > was 13 when he went to live with his Grandparents. > He was in his father and Mary Ann Hookes household in 1870 age 3 yrs, and 1880 in household of his grandparents William and Fanny. So only census he could have been in other households would be 1890, and of course none exists for then..at which time he would have been 23, and no doubt moved on. :-) *Barb

In a message dated 10/16/2000 2:55:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > he transcription of the 1860 census that I have, > which was obtained from the Old Buncombe County > Genealogical Society, Margaret's last name was > Edmunds; no last name given to Rebecca, who was 10 and > there was a Daisy 7. When I first saw the 1880 census > I thought maybe Rebecca and Daisy were the same, but Just noted, this is a transcription and not actual copy of census? I am sure that Margaret Edwards/Edmunds is listed with Rebecca under her, indicating she was also Edwards/Edmunds. We need actual copy of census..Will see what can do *B

In a message dated 10/16/2000 2:55:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > It seems like for every questions that gets answered, > there appears to be two more. I will keep searching. > Joan A. Revis Isn't that the truth. Seems like interpretation of census is different as well..so guess will put Edwards/Edmunds..I have a letter frm Kenneth Wilde that says, the girls were Edmonds..the prob also with William and Fanny is that on the 1860 census wife is given as Angeline, never been able to reconcile that fact, unless Angeline was Frances/Fanny's middle or given name..This could be a real "clinker", esp since the 1879 will of son Wm C lists mother Fanny, and the 1870 and 1880 census has Fanny..just makes no sense! You know maybe that Candacia Edwards was Edmunds..and per- haps this is reason not having any luck locating her family, need to check out Edmunds in the area! Thanks Joan, you have added a lot to this research. *Barb

Barb, Thanks for info on James B. and Melissa Estep. They did their part to populate the nation!---Paul [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > REAVIS-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 270 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [REAVIS] James Benjamin and Me [[email protected]] > #2 Re: [REAVIS] James Benjamin and Me [[email protected]] > #3 [REAVIS] Re: Wm Holeman whose dau [[email protected]] > #4 [REAVIS] New Member Lineage [cheryl <[email protected]>] > #5 Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage [[email protected]] > #6 Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Th [[email protected]] > #7 Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Th ["Delores" <[email protected]>] > #8 Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Th [[email protected]] > #9 Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Th [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from REAVIS-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. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] James Benjamin and Melissa Estep > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 12:44:34 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > In a message dated 10/14/2000 2:40:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > > > Barb, > > Do you have names of the children of this marriage?---Paul Revis > > > > Yes, mostly from the research of David Reese: > Henry M. married Martha Roberts > Rebecca J. married Wm Guthrie > Mary married charles Stephens > Thomoas Revisz married M. J. Roberts > Myra b 1827 married Thomas Hunter > Catherine 1838 m/Barnett Fortner > Melissa 1839..will have to ck to see if died young > Sally 1840 married Willis Fortner > James 1841 married Sophronia Elkins > Jacob 1842 married Mary Cole > Rachel 1843 married Wm Hunter > Thurza 1844 Married Will Naves > Goodson 1846 married 3 marr if rememb right > Alfred Casey 1847 married M.c. Brown > Abner Erwin 1849 married Lunsford > Laura 1851 married James Ball > George 1852 married Nancy Rector > Melvin 1855 married Matilda Davis *B > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] James Benjamin and Melissa Estep > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 12:45:07 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > In a message dated 10/14/2000 2:40:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > > > Barb, > > Do you have names of the children of this marriage?---Paul Revis > > > They were frm Buncombe and Madison Counties, NC *B > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [REAVIS] Re: Wm Holeman whose dau Patience m/1809 Rowan Co NC David-3 > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 14:54:39 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > This was sent to me by a fellow researcher, frm the book "The Ancestry > of Grafton Johnson" by Darmaris Knobe, Hollenbeck Press, 1924 > > Excerpts: > > William Holeman..next to oldest of three sons of parents, names unkown, > who migrated frm Va at separate times and settled on adjacent plantations > in that part of Rowan Co., NC, which is now Davie Co. > > He received his first land grant of 200 acres in 1786 rec Rowan Co DB-11 > another land grant of 126 acres DB 19 > This increased his plantation to 326 acres and was nw of that of his brother, > Isaac Holeman. > > The log house where he lived and died, has since moved a short distance > frm the original site, and is occupied today (1924?) by an outsider of the > family., who also acquired part of the land > > His experience as soldier in the Rev War, was disclosed by an account > written by his son, David Holeman, and passed down in the family; > "he fought with the NC troops and captured by Cornwallis, was paroled > with the stipulation that he would not take up arms again "against King > George"; but as he promptly disregarded this agreement, the British > "proclaimed him a reble with a price on his head" Severely wounded > seven times in the battle of Cowpens which occurred in nw SC, ...he was > abandoned on the battlefield as dead; but fate favored him for he was aft- > erward discovered by a slave who bore him away and eventually nursed > him back to heath." > > William Holeman was twice married, ..Elizabeth Johnson, second > Sarah Whitlock > > William Holeman was "buried on his plantation, as later was his second > wife; the tombstones were stolen long ago by somebody who needed > a door-step.." > > "His Bible, inscribed with excellent penmanship, are the dates of the > births of his eleven sons and daughters" > > Seven children of William Holeman and Elizabeth Johnson were: > > Rebecca b Oct 27, 1775 married John Hendricks > Patience b Aug 31, 1779 married David Reavis > Mary b Nov 01 1782 m/Sigler > William b Apr 11, 1782 > James b May 18, 1788 > Isaac Holeman b Apr 2 1790 > David HJoleman b Oct 1792 married Mary Welch > > four chn of William Holeman and 2d marr to Sarah Whitlock > Thomas b Nov 26, 1797 m/Sarah Hendricks > Samuel b Jun 23, 1800 married #1 Elizabeth Jones > #2 Polly Cain-Little > Sarah b May 12, 1803 married Bennett Windson > Temperance Holeman b Feb 12, 1806 married Thos Whitlock > *Barb > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 21:00:44 -0700 > From: cheryl <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi Everyone. My name is Cheryl Baez and I've only recently begun > researching my Revis heritage. All of my information is directly from > my Grandfather and his sister. Granddad kept a "journal" of the > family. Here is my data: > > 1. Thomas Henry Revis m. Mary Shephard > > 2. William H. 1863 > 2. Catherine 1865 (married a Papps) > 2. Milton Louis 3-7-1867 d. 1953 m. Daisy Eleanor Gallienne b. > 4-8-1886 > 3. William Albert 11-13-1911 d. 1-25-1981 m. Ina Courtney > 3. Homer Lewis 2-24-1913 d. 6-13-1999 m. Nola Pauline Davis > 3. May 4-14-1915 m. William Clarence Williams > 3. Eva 6-23-1917 m. Joseph Barbagallo > 3. Frank 6-7-1921 d. 1965 m. Nell ? > 3. Ruth 12-7-1923 m. James Hurt > > 2nd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > 2. Arrie m. Wise > 2. Dora m. Bean > 2. John > 2. Etta > 2. James > 2. Joe > > 3rd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > 2. Harrison > 2. Jeter > 2. Charles > 2. Minnie m. Capps > 3. Vance > 3. Blanche > 2. Kenneth Hicks > 2. Thomas > 2. Henry > > 4th wife of Thomas Henry Revis > 2. Lisa > > My line is Homer L. Revis, my maternal Grandfather. > > I'm really looking forward to trading data with everyone and finding out > more about the family. I currently have emailed all my cousins and will > be filling in their inforamation shortly. I'd love to hear from anyone > who connect to my family. > > Cheryl > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 21:07:28 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > We try to direct all queries and replies to the list, I did not see that > you had sent direct to you. :-) *B > > > In a message dated 10/14/2000 8:46:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] > > tommyspest.com writes: > > > > > > > > 2nd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > > 2. Arrie m. Wise > > > 2. Dora m. Bean > > > 2. John > > > 2. Etta > > > 2. James > > > 2. Joe > > > > > > > As you know Thomas H. Revis married August 1868 Mary Hookes > > > > 1870 Madison co Census > > Thomas H 38 Mary Ann 17 > > William 7 **first three frm prior marriage > > Catherine 5 > > Lewis 3 > > Leonidus 10 mos > > > > 1880 Buncombe Co Census > > Thomas and Mary > > (do not have ages handy..will ck) > > James 10, Harrison 9, Kenneth 5, Arry 2, Minnie 8 mos > > > > so unless Thomas married another Mary, these are the chn of > > Thomas H. and Mary Ann Hookes. Looks like more research > > needed. Documentation to prove. *Barb > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 21:23:18 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > I am going to put * by 1870 and ** by 1880 census data for > Thomas and Mary Ann..give you a better idea of chn in their > household, thus most likely theirs, unless he married another Mary Ann! > > > 1. Thomas Henry Revis m. Mary Shephard > > > > 2. William H. 1863 * > > 2. Catherine 1865 (married a Papps) * > > 2. Milton Louis 3-7-1867 *d. 1953 m. Daisy Eleanor Gallienne b. > > 4-8-1886 > > 3. William Albert 11-13-1911 d. 1-25-1981 m. Ina Courtney > > 3. Homer Lewis 2-24-1913 d. 6-13-1999 m. Nola Pauline Davis > > 3. May 4-14-1915 m. William Clarence Williams > > 3. Eva 6-23-1917 m. Joseph Barbagallo > > 3. Frank 6-7-1921 d. 1965 m. Nell ? > > 3. Ruth 12-7-1923 m. James Hurt > > > Thomas H m/Aug 1868 Mary Ann Hookes > > > 2nd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > 2. Arrie m. Wise Arry b1878 ** > > 2. Dora m. Bean > > 2. John > > 2. Etta > > 2. James (prob Leonidus on 1870 census) b1870** > > 2. Joe > > > > 3rd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > 2. Harrison bc1871 ** > > 2. Jeter > > 2. Charles > > 2. Minnie m. Capps bc1879-80 ** > > 3. Vance > > 3. Blanche > > 2. Kenneth Hicks bc1875 ** > > 2. Thomas > > 2. Henry > > > > 4th wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > 2. Lisa > > What we need now is documentation of the other children. > I have given you as documentation all the names on the 1870 > and 1880 census, which incld chn frm first marriage. > > In short, we have documentation of only the following chn: > William H., Catherine, Milton Louis, James/Leonidus/ > Harrison, Kenneth, Arry and Minnie > > Believe found his death record 1921 in Madison co., perhaps > some data is contained on it. Cheryl, do you have his birthdate > and date of death? Will or estate records? > > Maybe we have 2 Thomas H. Revis' *B > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 22:57:52 -0400 > From: "Delores" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Barb, there is another child listed on 1880 census, it ( Fanney age 7),also > I found > Thomas H.Revis > b.Nov.18-1842 > d.April 28-1921 > in a Madison Co. book listing death records, I don't know if this is ours > Thomas Revis, but it sounds like it might be. > Delores > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 9:23 PM > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > > > > > I am going to put * by 1870 and ** by 1880 census data for > > Thomas and Mary Ann..give you a better idea of chn in their > > household, thus most likely theirs, unless he married another Mary Ann! > > > > > 1. Thomas Henry Revis m. Mary Shephard > > > > > > 2. William H. 1863 * > > > 2. Catherine 1865 (married a Papps) * > > > 2. Milton Louis 3-7-1867 *d. 1953 m. Daisy Eleanor Gallienne b. > > > 4-8-1886 > > > 3. William Albert 11-13-1911 d. 1-25-1981 m. Ina Courtney > > > 3. Homer Lewis 2-24-1913 d. 6-13-1999 m. Nola Pauline Davis > > > 3. May 4-14-1915 m. William Clarence Williams > > > 3. Eva 6-23-1917 m. Joseph Barbagallo > > > 3. Frank 6-7-1921 d. 1965 m. Nell ? > > > 3. Ruth 12-7-1923 m. James Hurt > > > > > Thomas H m/Aug 1868 Mary Ann Hookes > > > > > 2nd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > > 2. Arrie m. Wise Arry b1878 ** > > > 2. Dora m. Bean > > > 2. John > > > 2. Etta > > > 2. James (prob Leonidus on 1870 census) b1870** > > > 2. Joe > > > > > > 3rd wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > > 2. Harrison bc1871 ** > > > 2. Jeter > > > 2. Charles > > > 2. Minnie m. Capps bc1879-80 ** > > > 3. Vance > > > 3. Blanche > > > 2. Kenneth Hicks bc1875 ** > > > 2. Thomas > > > 2. Henry > > > > > > 4th wife of Thomas Henry Revis > > > 2. Lisa > > > > What we need now is documentation of the other children. > > I have given you as documentation all the names on the 1870 > > and 1880 census, which incld chn frm first marriage. > > > > In short, we have documentation of only the following chn: > > William H., Catherine, Milton Louis, James/Leonidus/ > > Harrison, Kenneth, Arry and Minnie > > > > Believe found his death record 1921 in Madison co., perhaps > > some data is contained on it. Cheryl, do you have his birthdate > > and date of death? Will or estate records? > > > > Maybe we have 2 Thomas H. Revis' *B > > > > > > ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== > > ----------------- > > This is the REAVIS Discussion List > > You can check the Rootsweb Archives at: > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=REAVIS > > for past messages posted to this list > > ----------------- > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 23:02:13 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > In a message dated 10/14/2000 10:58:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] > writes: > > > arb, there is another child listed on 1880 census, it ( Fanney age 7),also > > I found > > Thomas H.Revis > > b.Nov.18-1842 > > d.April 28-1921 > > in a Madison Co. book listing death records, I don't know if this is ours > > Thomas Revis, but it sounds like it might be. > > Delores > > > > This is the death record I told you about, that I had found, but I > think prob just a type on the birthdate, trying to confirm, no one > seems to have his birthdate, but accd to census 1850 was 7 > 1860 was 18; the death rec also lists his parents as Wm N > and Fanny Revis, which goes along with who we believe his > parents were! > > Did not catch the Fanny..do you have ages for Thomas and Mary > on the 1880 census? Cherly did not list her as a dau, unless > a knickname for another given name. > > Also Lynne found a Jeter Revis born Mar 29, 1893 died 1966, so > perhaps he did marry again aft 1880. To bad no 1890 census :-) > *Barb > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 23:17:16 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > In a message dated 10/14/2000 11:02:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > his birthdate, but accd to census 1850 was 7 > > 1860 was 18; the death rec also lists his parents as Wm N > > and Fanny Revis, which goes along with who we believe his > > parents were! > > the 1870 census lists him as 38, maybe supposed to be 28.. > this would make him born 1842 (and fits with his age in 1850 > and 1860; not 1832 as had prev had due to the 1870 census age) > and would be consistent with his siblings ages also, must clarify; > the data I was sent on the death record frm Book 8 pg. 084 Turkey > Creek..have not seen, second hand; but was told parents Wm N and > Fanny (Shepard) Revis, and this consistent with 1850 and 1860 cen- > sus data. Need copy of actual death certificate..may name wife.. > also ck for Will or estate records > > When we get a case like this, it is so IMPORTANT to DOCUMENT > as best we can. We still lack marr rec of Thomas H. Revis and > Mary Shephard, and any other wives he may have had, with the > exception of Mary Ann Hookes, which you located. We lack > exact birth data...and of course lack much data on the many chn. > *Barb

Oak Grove Cemetery, Whitley Co Indiana Reavis, Harvey L. 1898- Sabre M. 1900-1975 (prob w/o Harvey) George Lester 1924-1974 (prob s/o Harvey and Sabre) *Barb

>RUNNING THIS REAVIS LIST. THANKS JAMES. *B > Well, <blush> thanks! But I'm just the List Custodian. The "real" work of researching and organizing all this incoming data is being done by you folks, the members of the List. You're a great bunch, and thanks to the contributions of each one, we have collectively made tremendous progress over the last two years in identifying REAVIS Family members. We still don't know who Edward-1's parents were, but we seem to be getting closer to that answer, also! Best wishes to each of you, and may the search continue! Regards! JS -- ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School [email protected] ____________________________

It was thought she was d/o Thomas Revis and Elizabeth Ball, but was not on the 1860 Buncombe Co Census. On that census Thomas and Elizabeth had only 2 chn Laura C.M. age 3 and Allie(Allace) 3 months. So need to find Thomas and Elizabeth Revis data on the 1870 census, either Buncombe or Madison Co. If anyone has that data, would you please check to see if can locate MAY. *Barb

Julianna Elizabeth Gunter was born Jan 1863 in Waterloo, Monroe Co Illinois d/o Henry Gunter and Bernadine Drezel. She married 1891..William Revis Where? Not in Illinois State Marriage database, possibly in Missouri, where her sister Johanna (m/Frank Prokopf) died in Jun 1932. Julianna also died in Mar 1932, but do not know where. *B

The Jeter Revis mentioned at bottom of message is my relative. He is son of Aurora Roberts Revis and James (Isaac) Franklin Revis (son of Rachel Revis), who is daughter of James Benjamin Revis and Melissa Estep. Jeter Revis married Mary Ward (she was born 1900 & died 1968). Jeter Revis served in WWI as a Pvt with 1st Regiment, F.A. Repl Depot, U.S. Army. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 11:02 PM Subject: Re: [REAVIS] New Member Lineage Thomas H. Revis > In a message dated 10/14/2000 10:58:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] > writes: > > > arb, there is another child listed on 1880 census, it ( Fanney age 7),also > > I found > > Thomas H.Revis > > b.Nov.18-1842 > > d.April 28-1921 > > in a Madison Co. book listing death records, I don't know if this is ours > > Thomas Revis, but it sounds like it might be. > > Delores > > > > This is the death record I told you about, that I had found, but I > think prob just a type on the birthdate, trying to confirm, no one > seems to have his birthdate, but accd to census 1850 was 7 > 1860 was 18; the death rec also lists his parents as Wm N > and Fanny Revis, which goes along with who we believe his > parents were! > > Did not catch the Fanny..do you have ages for Thomas and Mary > on the 1880 census? Cherly did not list her as a dau, unless > a knickname for another given name. > > Also Lynne found a Jeter Revis born Mar 29, 1893 died 1966, so > perhaps he did marry again aft 1880. To bad no 1890 census :-) > *Barb > > > ==== REAVIS Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > This is a discussion area for anyone > who has an interest in genealogy or history > related to the REAVIS family > The custodian of this List is James Shuman > [email protected] > ----------------- >

Someone is seeking family of Freddie Reavis listed above. I believe him to be s/o James Baxter Reavis b1880 and Martha Ivy. (Ln of John-2). I come up empty handed in trying to place this family in a State. Had no luck with SS death index. Any clues? *B

It has been believed that she married Uriah Brock, since on the February 1786 inventory return of est of William-2, she signed her name as Mary BROCK. We just located a July 1794 marriage for Uriah BROCK and Silvia HUSKEY, in Brunswick co Va. So if she married him earlier, she must have been deceased by that date. As you know we are searching for data on Leah Huskey, d/o William-2, it is believed she may have married Luke Huskey prior to date of William-2 will of 1784. (no luck so far!) *B

Barb, I have a note from you that Henry Shepherd and Rebecca Carter were married in 1855 Madison Co. Don't think Fanny's parents. Lynne Revis

In a message dated 10/15/2000 6:04:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > The Jeter Revis mentioned at bottom of message is my relative. He is son of > Aurora Roberts Revis and James (Isaac) Franklin Revis (son of Rachel Revis), > who is daughter of James Benjamin Revis and Melissa Estep. Jeter Revis > married Mary Ward (she was born 1900 & died 1968). Jeter Revis served > in WWI as a Pvt with 1st Regiment, F.A. Repl Depot, U.S. Army. Wow thanks, we almost placed him in another family! Only had Ada Zenora as daughter, did James and Aurora have any other children. *Barb

There is a Nickolas Revis listed 1870 Census Warren Co NC in Warrenton Twp. Absolutely no clue who he is. The other Nick Revises I have are 20th century. Lynne Revis

In a message dated 10/15/2000 3:17:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Barb, > I have a note from you that Henry Shepherd and Rebecca Carter were > married in 1855 Madison Co. Don't think Fanny's parents. > Well, that takes care of that, the person that sent me the data, did not include ages :-) *B

1860 Buncombe Co NC Census HH #76 Henry Sheperd and Rebecca (Carter) ??parents of Fanny Sheperd ?? HH #77 George Larkin Revis and Candicia Edwards HH # 79 Thomas 27 and Elizabeth (Ball) prob s/o George Larkin have a prob with his age, 1832-1836 ? Now back to Wm..1860 census in his household are two Edwards girls, Margaret 13 and Rebecca 11....WHO R THEY? Wm and Fanny 1880 Census Eliza 32 who is she? Rebecca 26 could be Daisy R. (7 on 1860 census..thus making her born ca1853..could be 26 1880 ?) *B

Joan, likely she is on the 1880 Bunc census in her parents household under "Rebecca age 26" *B