There are over 350k records that are searchable byname,location, or topic or combinationof these search factors. Lots and lots of different types of documents and records. _www.archivesindex.sc.gov_ (http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov) Those searching in SC may find this site useful. Beulah

Does anyone out therte have a Mariah Ann REEVES in their family line? She m.Edward Randolph WILCOX 05 Jan 1843. she was b.30 May 1820 KY d. 30 May 1859 Mercer Co MO Supposedly came from fau S. REEVES and mou. Lydia. Thank you. Patsy > [Original Message] > From: Diane Blodgett <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 6/8/2005 9:49:27 AM > Subject: Re: [REEVES] James Coleman > > Hi James, I saw your posting and just thought I'd run > this by you. My great great grandmother was Marietta > Jane Reeves. My grandmother said she was from > Covington, Georgia, but when I looked at the map of > Georgia, I saw that there is a Marietta, GA which > looks like it might be in Cobb Co. You mentioned that > you were following the Cobb Co. line of Reeves. Does > Marietta sound familiar to you? I haven't been able > to trace back any farther than her and would love to > find out who her parents were. Thanks! Diane > Blodgett > > --- James Reeves <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Thanks to Tommie Smith for her response. > > > > I too have been following this line for some time, > > the DNA results do not look favorable.Why is our > > test results so much different that all the other > > Reeves who have tested? Have been desperately > > looking for other males of our line to be > > tested.They have about died out. We definitely need > > more test from anyone that can trace there roots to > > central Ga. I also have been following the Cobb Co. > > Ga. line in the census records since you made the > > post about it. > > > > My thanks to everyone, > > James > > > > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > > To POST: email <[email protected]> In the > > subject line please state name of the person you are > > researchingand where the person lived.Like Joel > > Avery Reeves d ca 1846 in Jasper Co., GA. > > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > Discover Yahoo! > Have fun online with music videos, cool games, IM and more. Check it out! > http://discover.yahoo.com/online.html > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE: email <[email protected]> and write only the > word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message - nothing is needed in the > subject line. (Substitute REEVES-D in the address for the Digest Version) >

James, I saw your posting to the list about central GA Reeves. My line is out of an Eli REEVES who came into GA early in the 1800's out of NC and ended up in what is now Fulton County, but was once old Campbell County. He is first enumerated there in 1850. One of his sons went to TX and one settled in Carroll County. I descend from a daughter. Would you be interested in any of this information? Julie O'Neil Perkins Coweta Co., GA -----Original Message----- From: James Reeves [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 8:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [REEVES] James Coleman Thanks to Tommie Smith for her response. I too have been following this line for some time, the DNA results do not look favorable.Why is our test results so much different that all the other Reeves who have tested? Have been desperately looking for other males of our line to be tested.They have about died out. We definitely need more test from anyone that can trace there roots to central Ga. I also have been following the Cobb Co. Ga. line in the census records since you made the post about it. My thanks to everyone, James ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== To POST: email <[email protected]> In the subject line please state name of the person you are researchingand where the person lived.Like Joel Avery Reeves d ca 1846 in Jasper Co., GA. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.6.6 - Release Date: 6/8/2005 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.6.6 - Release Date: 6/8/2005

Reeves Immigrants Many seem to be have the impression that there are few Reeves Immigrants to the United States and New World (the Islands) before the late 1800’s but a book that I have a copy of called “The New World Book of Reeves” published in 1998 has nearly 9 pages of names and sources (publications) of early Reeves immigrants. Granted many are females and could not pass the name along and many are late arrivals to the islands and west coast and could not have generated the descendents that many of us are following from the East Coast and Westward. However, I will give a few names, dates and sources that many of us might be interested in tying back to. Many of these immigrants may not have had offspring and many may have had a common ancestry in Europe so the validity and need for DNA testing is still there. You will have to check the sources for yourself. Banks, Charles Edward. Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.,(1) 1957 Thomas arrived in New England in 1620. pg. 128 William arrived in New England in 1620. pg 128 Boyer, Carl, 3rd. Editor. Ship Passenger List, National & New England… Newhall, California 1977 *fnna… arrived in Va. In 1637. pg. 31 Bristol and America: Record of First Settlers. Baltimore: GPC., 1967 Edward arrived in Va. in 1654. pg. 84 John arrived in Va. in 1663. pg. 162 Richard arrived in Va. in 1663 pg. 159 Robert arrived in Va. in 1654 pg. 59 Coldham, Peter Wilson. English Convicts in Colonial America. Vol. 1: Middlesex New Orleans: Polyanthos, 1974-76 Abraham arrived in Maryland in 1738. pg. 222 George arrived in Maryland in 1741. pg. 222 George arrived in Va. in 1730 pg. 222 Richard arrived in the New World in 1773 pg. 222 Robert arrived in Carolina in 1724 pg 222 Colket, Meredith B., Jr. Founders of Early American Families: Emigrants… Cleveland: General Court of Order…, 1975 *fnna… arrived in the New World in 1607. pg. 240 John arrived in the New World in 1634. pg. 240 Thomas arrived in Mass. In 1638. pg. 240 Greer, George Cabell. Early Va. Immigrants, 1623-1666 Reprint. Baltimore: GPC(1)., 1960 Charles arrived in Va. in 1652 Edw. Arrived in Va. in 1651 John arrived in Va. in 1642 John arrived in Va, in 1636 Jove arrived in Va. in 164 Lawerence arrived in Va. in 1638 Robt arrived in Va. in 1635 William arrived in Va. in 1652 all these on pg. 274 Nugent, Hell Marion. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Va. Land Patents and Grants. Vol. 2: 1666-1695. Indexed by Claudia B. Grundman. Richmond, Va.: Virginia State Library, 1977. 609p. Edmd. arrived in Va. in 1683 pg. 254 Edmd. arrived in Va. in 1691 pg. 359 Geo., arrived in Va. in 1669 pg. 62 George arrived in Va. in 1688 pg. 325 Gome arrived in Va. in 1674 pg. 151 Ja. Arrived in Va. in 1681 pg. 219 Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1672 pg. 118 Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1674 pg. 148 Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1689 pg. 332 John arrived in Va. in 1665 pg. 40 Jonas arrived in Va. in 1687 pg. 315 Richd. Arrived in Va. in 1686 pg. 297 Tho. Arrived in Va. in 1668 pg. 43 Wm. Arrived in Va. in 1670 pg. 96 Wm. Arrived in Va. in 1683 pg. 264 Savage, James. “More Gleanings for New England History.” Collections of Massachusetts Historical Society. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 1849 Thomas arrived in New England in 1634. pg. 145 Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. Baltimore: GPC. Vol. 2 Middlesex… Abraham arrived in Maryland in 1738. all pg. 222 George arrived in Maryland in 1741 George arrived in Va. in 1730 James arrived in the New World in 1717 pg. 319 Richard arrived in the New World in 1773 Robert arrived in Carolina in 1724 Robert arrived in the New World in 1770 Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. Balt.: GPC., 1983 Vol. 3 London Edmund arrived in the New World in 1753 pg. 124 John arrived in the New World in 1722 pg, 124 John arrived in the New World in 1765 pg. 124 Joseph arrived in the New World in 1722 pg. 124 Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. Baltimore: GPC. 1983 John arrived in the New World in 1685 pg. 94 Robert arrived in the New World in 1685 pg. 94 Coldham, Peter Wilson, Bonded Passenger to America. Baltimore: GPC. 1983 Vol. 6 James arrived in the New World in 1760 pg. 9 Thomas arrived in Annapolis, Maryland in 1725 pg. 53 William arrived in the New World in 1741 pg. 65 Coldham, Peter Wilson, The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607- 1660: A Compehensive Listing… Baltimore: GPC., 1988. 600p. John, age 19, arrived in New England in 1635 pg. 127 Robert arrived in Va. In 1659 pg. 428 Thomas arrived in New England in 1638 pg. 196 Coldham, Peter Wilson, The Complete Book of Emigrants: A Compehensive Listing… 1661-1699. Baltimore GPC., 1991. 894P. Edward arrived in Va. In 1661 pg. 13 John arrived in Va. In 1676 pg. 275 John arrived in the New World in 1685 pg. 526 Richard arrived in Va. In 1676 pg. 262 Robert arrived in the New World in 1685 pg. 525 *fnna = first name not available (1) GPC = Genealogical Publishing Co.

This is a very interesting list and my ancestor isn't even listed. Walter Reeve arrived in the port where Philadelphia is today on the "Society of Bristol, Aug 1682. Just wanted to add another Reeve. Sally Reeve Smith Lake Havasu City, AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Reeves" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 6:06 AM Subject: [REEVES] Immigrants > > Reeves Immigrants > > > > Many seem to be have the impression that there are few > Reeves Immigrants to the United States and New World (the Islands) before > the late 1800’s but a book that I have a copy of called “The New World > Book of Reeves” published in 1998 has nearly 9 pages of names and sources > (publications) of early Reeves immigrants. Granted many are females and > could not pass the name along and many are late arrivals to the islands > and west coast and could not have generated the descendents that many of > us are following from the East Coast and Westward. However, I will give a > few names, dates and sources that many of us might be interested in tying > back to. Many of these immigrants may not have had offspring and many may > have had a common ancestry in Europe so the validity and need for DNA > testing is still there. You will have to check the sources for yourself. > > > > Banks, Charles Edward. Topographical Dictionary of 2885 > English Emigrants. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.,(1) 1957 > > Thomas arrived in New England in 1620. > pg. 128 > > William arrived in New England in 1620. > pg 128 > > > > Boyer, Carl, 3rd. Editor. Ship Passenger List, National & > New England… Newhall, California 1977 > > *fnna… arrived in Va. In 1637. > pg. 31 > > > > Bristol and America: Record of First Settlers. Baltimore: > GPC., 1967 > > Edward arrived in Va. in 1654. > pg. 84 > > John arrived in Va. in 1663. > pg. 162 > > Richard arrived in Va. in 1663 > pg. 159 > > Robert arrived in Va. in 1654 > pg. 59 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson. English Convicts in Colonial > America. Vol. 1: Middlesex New Orleans: > > Polyanthos, 1974-76 > > Abraham arrived in Maryland in 1738. > pg. 222 > > George arrived in Maryland in 1741. > pg. 222 > > George arrived in Va. in 1730 > pg. 222 > > Richard arrived in the New World in 1773 > pg. 222 > > Robert arrived in Carolina in 1724 > pg 222 > > > > Colket, Meredith B., Jr. Founders of Early American > Families: Emigrants… Cleveland: General Court of Order…, 1975 > > *fnna… arrived in the New World in 1607. > pg. 240 > > John arrived in the New World in 1634. > pg. 240 > > Thomas arrived in Mass. In 1638. > pg. 240 > > > > Greer, George Cabell. Early Va. Immigrants, 1623-1666 > Reprint. Baltimore: GPC(1)., 1960 > > Charles arrived in Va. in 1652 > > Edw. Arrived in Va. in 1651 > > John arrived in Va. in 1642 > > John arrived in Va, in 1636 > > Jove arrived in Va. in 164 > > Lawerence arrived in Va. in 1638 > > Robt arrived in Va. in 1635 > > William arrived in Va. in 1652 all these on pg. 274 > > > > Nugent, Hell Marion. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of > Va. Land Patents and Grants. Vol. 2: 1666-1695. Indexed by Claudia B. > Grundman. Richmond, Va.: Virginia State Library, 1977. 609p. > > Edmd. arrived in Va. in 1683 > pg. 254 > > Edmd. arrived in Va. in 1691 > pg. 359 > > Geo., arrived in Va. in 1669 > pg. 62 > > George arrived in Va. in 1688 > pg. 325 > > Gome arrived in Va. in 1674 > pg. 151 > > Ja. Arrived in Va. in 1681 > pg. 219 > > Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1672 > pg. 118 > > Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1674 > pg. 148 > > Jno. Arrived in Va. in 1689 > pg. 332 > > John arrived in Va. in 1665 > pg. 40 > > Jonas arrived in Va. in 1687 > pg. 315 > > Richd. Arrived in Va. in 1686 > pg. 297 > > Tho. Arrived in Va. in 1668 > pg. 43 > > Wm. Arrived in Va. in 1670 > pg. 96 > > Wm. Arrived in Va. in 1683 > pg. 264 > > > > Savage, James. “More Gleanings for New England History.” > Collections of Massachusetts Historical Society. Boston: Massachusetts > Historical Society, 1849 > > Thomas arrived in New England in 1634. > pg. 145 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. > Baltimore: GPC. Vol. 2 Middlesex… > > Abraham arrived in Maryland in 1738. > all pg. 222 > > George arrived in Maryland in 1741 > > George arrived in Va. in 1730 > > James arrived in the New World in 1717 > pg. 319 > > Richard arrived in the New World in 1773 > > Robert arrived in Carolina in 1724 > > Robert arrived in the New World in 1770 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. Balt.: > GPC., 1983 Vol. 3 London > > Edmund arrived in the New World in 1753 > pg. 124 > > John arrived in the New World in 1722 > pg, 124 > > John arrived in the New World in 1765 > pg. 124 > > Joseph arrived in the New World in 1722 > pg. 124 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson. Bonded Passengers to America. > Baltimore: GPC. 1983 > > John arrived in the New World in 1685 > pg. 94 > > Robert arrived in the New World in 1685 > pg. 94 > > Coldham, Peter Wilson, Bonded Passenger to America. > Baltimore: GPC. 1983 Vol. 6 > > James arrived in the New World in 1760 > pg. 9 > > Thomas arrived in Annapolis, Maryland in > 1725 pg. 53 > > William arrived in the New World in 1741 > pg. 65 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson, The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607- > 1660: A Compehensive Listing… Baltimore: GPC., 1988. 600p. > > John, age 19, arrived in New England in > 1635 pg. 127 > > Robert arrived in Va. In 1659 > pg. 428 > > Thomas arrived in New England in 1638 > pg. 196 > > > > Coldham, Peter Wilson, The Complete Book of Emigrants: A > Compehensive Listing… 1661-1699. Baltimore GPC., 1991. 894P. > > Edward arrived in Va. In 1661 > pg. 13 > > John arrived in Va. In 1676 > pg. 275 > > John arrived in the New World in 1685 > pg. 526 > > Richard arrived in Va. In 1676 > pg. 262 > > Robert arrived in the New World in 1685 > pg. 525 > > > > *fnna = first name not available > > (1) GPC = Genealogical Publishing Co. > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To contact the LISTOWNER: email <[email protected]> Beulah Reeves McCain > > >

Hi James, I saw your posting and just thought I'd run this by you. My great great grandmother was Marietta Jane Reeves. My grandmother said she was from Covington, Georgia, but when I looked at the map of Georgia, I saw that there is a Marietta, GA which looks like it might be in Cobb Co. You mentioned that you were following the Cobb Co. line of Reeves. Does Marietta sound familiar to you? I haven't been able to trace back any farther than her and would love to find out who her parents were. Thanks! Diane Blodgett --- James Reeves <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks to Tommie Smith for her response. > > I too have been following this line for some time, > the DNA results do not look favorable.Why is our > test results so much different that all the other > Reeves who have tested? Have been desperately > looking for other males of our line to be > tested.They have about died out. We definitely need > more test from anyone that can trace there roots to > central Ga. I also have been following the Cobb Co. > Ga. line in the census records since you made the > post about it. > > My thanks to everyone, > James > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To POST: email <[email protected]> In the > subject line please state name of the person you are > researchingand where the person lived.Like Joel > Avery Reeves d ca 1846 in Jasper Co., GA. > > __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Have fun online with music videos, cool games, IM and more. Check it out! http://discover.yahoo.com/online.html

Thanks to Tommie Smith for her response. I too have been following this line for some time, the DNA results do not look favorable.Why is our test results so much different that all the other Reeves who have tested? Have been desperately looking for other males of our line to be tested.They have about died out. We definitely need more test from anyone that can trace there roots to central Ga. I also have been following the Cobb Co. Ga. line in the census records since you made the post about it. My thanks to everyone, James

I HAVE THOMAS REEVES AND MARY PURRIER IN MY FAMILY TREE [email protected]

All, The family line for Thomas Dale Reeves #33172 has been posted to the DNA website. Thomas traces his descent from Henry Reeves, Sr of Old Rappahannock, Virginia. Please note that another participant Roy Everett Reeves # 20739 also traces his descent from Henry Reeves, Sr., although FamilyTreeDNA did not identify them as a match. Ten of their first 12 markers match. Of the two markers that don't match, one of the markers DYS439 is expected to mutate. However they are different on marker DYS389-2 which does not normally mutate. I know there are several more on the list that trace their descent from Henry Reeves, Sr. including David Leroux. I would suggest that Thomas and Roy assume they will be in the same group at this point and compare their research notes with each other. I would also like to encourage comments and suggestions from the others working on the Henry Reeves, Sr line. Here is the link: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/ Thanks again for everyone's participation. Barry Reeves

I would like to address James Countryman,Jr. I have looked at the men named James Coleman in your line several times. I really don't think I have any kind of a link but I wish to mention to you what I have. My Great Great Grandfather,Thompson, had a son named Andrew Jackson Reeves b. ca 1834. Andrew Jackson Reeves was the father of James Tilleroe Reeves b. Nov. 14, 1856 . James Tilleroe married Mary Watt and one of their sons was named James Coleman Reeves . James Coleman Reeves was born June 10, 1911in Columbia AR. perhaps in Magnolia. This is all I have and the only significance is probably that the name is the same. I just wanted to pass it on. Best regards, Tommie

Where an timing of your Thomas Reeves. Mine was born in Burlington Co, NJ in 1761 and died in Salem Co, NJ in 1832. Sally Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 8:56 PM Subject: [REEVES] Re: REEVES-D Digest V05 #43 >I HAVE THOMAS REEVES AND MARY PURRIER IN MY FAMILY TREE > > > [email protected] > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE: email <[email protected]> and write only the > word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message - nothing is needed in the > subject line. (Substitute REEVES-D in the address for the Digest Version) > > >

We welcome Richard, who is our newest match. Seems we all come from a different line and it will be interesting to discover where we will meet. But I think without any proof it will probably be William of Granville, NC or is he isn't the one that came to NC from VA it could William the immigrant. I will be frank I haven't proven if William of Granville was the one that came from VA. We are so happy that we are having participants in our project that are having their results match other in the project. I do believe in time this will be a very helpful tool to find our cousins and ancestors for all of us. I encourage everyone to look at our web page and see if you can fit in some way. Keep looking as we will have more and more results being posted. I do hope this will encourage others to join our project. I do know some can't because there is the father to son line. But it is worth the effort to try to find someone that can take the test for you. If you don't know that someone, post to the list that you are looking for someone to take the test and you are willing to help with the cost of it. Post enough information so they may pick up on it. I know summer time is here but during those hot days do a little research and stay out of the sun and post your findings. Looking forward to more matches in our project. Beulah Reeves List Manager In a message dated 6/5/2005 10:36:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: New results have been added to the Reeves DNA Project website and we have a new match. Please check it out. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/

Hi Everyone, New results have been added to the Reeves DNA Project website and we have a new match. Please check it out. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/ Barry

Hi, My line which I have used from the Reves book written by Haviland Reves, 1951 goes as follows. Walter Reves, 1650/1657- 1698 John Reves, 1674-1748 Henry Reves, 1702-1745 Abraham Reves, abt 1735-abt 1778 James Reves, 1768-1827 Jacob Green Reves, 1801-1846 Benjamin Reves, 1836-1897 When Haviland Reves picked up the information from previous author that didn't get book finished, he made a trip to Kansas to visited my family to add them to the book. They are listed on pg 152. Brenda, OKC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sally Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 11:00 PM Subject: Re: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves > Brenda, > > What is your line? I have lots of documentation. Also pictures of Walter > Reeve, Junior and his wife's tombstones. > > Sally Smith > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Robert Thomas" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 7:55 AM > Subject: Re: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves > > >> Walter is my line also..... >> >> Brenda >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Tommie Smith" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 9:37 AM >> Subject: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves >> >> >>> Sally, >>> >>> I have just a small amount of information on a Henry Reeves who was said >>> to be born in Burlington N.J. in 1707. His wife was Abigail Shin. No >>> parents or children were listed. >>> Do you know a place for him? I don't know when Walter was born. >>> >>> Tommie >>> >>> >>> ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== >>> To UNSUBSCRIBE: email <[email protected]> and write only the >>> word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message - nothing is needed in the >>> subject line. (Substitute REEVES-D in the address for the Digest >>> Version) >>> >> >> >> ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== >> To POST: email <[email protected]> In the subject line please state >> the person, where the person lived. Like Joel Avery Reeves, d ca 1846 in >> Jasper Co., GA. >> >> >> > > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To contact the LISTOWNER: email <B[email protected]> Beulah Reeves McCain >

Martin Marion Gilson "Walter" , b. 1892 Iowa, was first married to a Lottie I. Buck Lottie died of cancer on March 21, 1927. I would sure like to find a link to her family. Walter Gilson b, 1892 Iowa, married Ila Gamel April 12, 1937. They lived in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas and later in years moved to Sacramento, California. They had no children. Her parents were, Ewel and Iva (Thomas) Gamel of Texas. Ila's sister, Leona married a William Thomas Reeves born in Foreman, Arkansas. He later lived in Abeline, Texas where he met Leona and Ila. Any additional information or pictures would be much appreciated. Dave - [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

In a message dated 5/28/2005 9:27:18 PM Central Daylight Time, JDSshipbld writes: > Does anyone have the parents or siblings of Pearl Reeves b 1900 d 1923 OK > and married James Oliver Jeffery?? > > I am not a subscriber so please contact me direct > > Jim S

In a message dated 5/28/2005 10:27:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Does anyone have the parents or siblings of Pearl Reeves b 1900 d 1923 OK and married James Oliver Jeffery?? I am not a subscriber so please contact me direct Jim S [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Sally, I did not mean to mislead you. I do not descend from Walter. I just had that little bit of information and I did believe him to be one of the immigrants. Over the years I have communicated with his researchers some as I was ruling him out for myself. It is good to know where the Henry belongs. Good luck. Tommie

Brenda, What is your line? I have lots of documentation. Also pictures of Walter Reeve, Junior and his wife's tombstones. Sally Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Thomas" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 7:55 AM Subject: Re: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves > Walter is my line also..... > > Brenda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tommie Smith" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 9:37 AM > Subject: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves > > >> Sally, >> >> I have just a small amount of information on a Henry Reeves who was said >> to be born in Burlington N.J. in 1707. His wife was Abigail Shin. No >> parents or children were listed. >> Do you know a place for him? I don't know when Walter was born. >> >> Tommie >> >> >> ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== >> To UNSUBSCRIBE: email <[email protected]> and write only the >> word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message - nothing is needed in the >> subject line. (Substitute REEVES-D in the address for the Digest Version) >> > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To POST: email <[email protected]> In the subject line please state > the person, where the person lived. Like Joel Avery Reeves, d ca 1846 in > Jasper Co., GA. > > >

Tommie and other Walter Reeve cousins. Do you live near Burlington Co, NJ? They have the book "The Reeves Family-Walter Reeve". This has the line down from Walter Sr. Also the Book, The Reves Family. It states that your line is Walter Sr, John, Henry born 1702 in Burlington Co, NJ. He was a carpenter by trade. He lived in Northampton Twp. He married Abigail Shinn daughter of James Shinn and Abigail Lippincott. This book has Henry signature. Let me know if you have access to this book. I just got back from being gone for 4 days and need to get caught up. More later. Sally Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tommie Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 7:37 AM Subject: [REEVES] Immigrants and Walter Reeves > Sally, > > I have just a small amount of information on a Henry Reeves who was said > to be born in Burlington N.J. in 1707. His wife was Abigail Shin. No > parents or children were listed. > Do you know a place for him? I don't know when Walter was born. > > Tommie > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE: email <[email protected]> and write only the > word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message - nothing is needed in the > subject line. (Substitute REEVES-D in the address for the Digest Version) > > >