Hi List: While doing some research I found the following: Isaac Reeves, white male, hung for horse stealing, November 5, 1774, Charleston, South Carolina. No other information was given. Karen Bennett California

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Welcome back. I'm still searching for ASA/ACY/ASEL(etc) Pickens, SC. Ever, Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 10:03 PM Subject: [REEVES] Re: {not a subscriber} I am back > > In a message dated 3/13/2005 7:55:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Hi all. Had a family full of illness for months now but we are on our way > to healing. I have missed all the Reeves news, especially Tommie Sue's > input. Still looking for anyone connected to Andrew Jackson Reeves and > Elizabeth Ragsdale > Jacque > > > > > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To contact the LISTOWNER: email <[email protected]> Beulah Reeves McCain >

In a message dated 3/13/2005 7:55:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Hi all. Had a family full of illness for months now but we are on our way to healing. I have missed all the Reeves news, especially Tommie Sue's input. Still looking for anyone connected to Andrew Jackson Reeves and Elizabeth Ragsdale Jacque

This is a very interesting list because all the names are so familiar, but the ages are slightly off for the Reeves I am researching, and they were mostly in Porter County, not Owen. I am looking at the children of Austin Smith Reeves (1757-1820) and Abigail Mason (1755-1817), especially the seventh child, George (1794-1853) and Elizabeth Brown (1794-1884). If you got this batch sorted out, I'd like to know the details. Bob -----Original Message----- From: jan [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 8:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [REEVES] Mrs Elizabeth Reeves b 1790 Ky lived Owen co Ind in 1850 1850 census Owen county Indiana lists the following in Van Buren township. What Reeves was Elizabeth married to? REEVES, GEORGE W 21 IND REEVES, NANCY 24 KY REEVES, ARABELLA 26 KY REEVES, SAMUEL 36 KY REEVES, ELIZABETH 60 KY ==== 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)

Barry/Tommie - I am VERY glad to know that you have such great results on the DNA tests. Unfortunately, I know NO Reeves male in my particular line to take the test. However. I have gone over my notes [AGAIN] and This from cousin , Lynn Laster , "A Reeves family researcher and descendant of the Hickman County Reeves, Edward Pace, has conducted an excellent analysis on the ancestry of the first Reeves families to settle in Hickman County. " { L - they were in TN c 1815 / 1817 until c 1858/9 when they moved to KY} my JOHN would be a brother to your William, sons of WILLIAM Reeves. 1. WILLIAM was born about 1690 prob VA and died in 1751 in Granville Co, N C, 2. .JOHN [ # I or Sr] was the son of WILLIAM Reeves from Granville Co, N C and was born about 1716 in Granville Co. and died after 1790 in Granville Co. N C married Sarah Thompson. 3. JOHN [ # II or Jr] was born about 1752 in Granville Co. and died prior to 1820, probably in South Carolina. Married a SARAH [unk] 4. REUBEN, Sr b 1787-89 NC d after the 1860 Graves Co KY census - probably died in Graves Co KY. married a NANCY [unk] 5, REUBEN, Jr b c 1822, prob Hickman Co, TN d before 15 Feb 1864 MO, married LAVINIA /LAVINA/VINA FOSTER [ FORRESTER] Not sure of LAVINIA's last name and on each of the 3 census records her 1st name was spelled differently l Laverne Raisch On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 21:34:58 -0600 "Barry Reeves" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Everyone, > > > > I have some very exciting news to report on our Reeves DNA project. > We have > our second exact 25/25 match. This time it is real personal, > because one of > the matching results is mine. I received the news last Sunday night > that I > had a 12/12 match with Stephen Reeves # 28839. Stephen is the > nephew of our > REEVES-L list member Tommie Smith. Then just this evening the > results of > the remaining markers were received and we are an exact 25/25 match. > This > means that we have about a 94% chance of a common ancestor within > the last > 300 years. > > > > My research has indicated that I descend from William Reeves, Sr > (1723 NC - > 1821 SC) through his son Willis Reeves. Willis was the last son of > William's marriage to his wife Elizabeth Lawson. There have been > indications that after Elizabeth Lawson Reeves died, William > remarried a > woman named Elizabeth Thompson and a son named Thompson Reeves > resulted from > this second marriage. I have corresponded with Tommie Smith for > quite a > while. She has always suspected that her Great Great Grandfather > Thompson > Reeves (b. 1799) was this same son from the second marriage of > William > Reeves, Sr., but had found it difficult to prove. > > > > Although much more work will be required and nothing is certain yet, > I think > we finally have the scientific evidence to support this connection. > I can't > tell you how exciting this is to me. I'll have to admit that I had > my > doubts in the beginning that I would ever see any positive results > from the > DNA testing, but I am totally convinced that this is the most > important > research tool that is available today. I can only hope that each of > you > will see similar results of your own in the very near future. > Please join > us in this extremely valuable project. > > > > Please take a look at the latest results. > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/ > > > > Best Regards, > > Barry Reeves > > > > ==== 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. > > >

Hello All, First, those attending the Reeves conference: I wish you a safe and pleasurable trip, and productive conference. Since I'm in California, I cannot attend. I am still searching for any information on my third Great Grandfather below; JAMES REEVES. I would be VERY grateful for any new information. I've been working on him now for thirty years, and have not been able to connect him to anyone's line yet. Thank you so much, Kathy Wilburne San Dimas, CA [email protected] [email protected] Generation No. 1 1. JAMES1 REEVES was born Abt. 1765, possibly near Greenville, S.C.. He met NANCY GOODWIN before 1800, and they moved in Christian & Trigg County, KY at that time. Nancy was the daughter of JESSE GOODWIN and unknown first wife. (Jesse GOODWIN was married twice: second wife was Susannah HOWARD. Children by the first wife: John and Nancy GOODWIN). Nancy was born Bef. 1775, possibly in S. C, and died bef. July 10, 1841 (as proven by her father's will, dated 1841). The GOODWINs appear in Pendleton County, and Old 96, S.C., but move into Trigg County, KY before 1800. James and Nancy Reeves moved from there, into Gallatin, and Saline Co's in Illinois about 1814-1816, then moved into Obion, TN after 1830. Nancy appears on lists for Primitive Baptist congregations in both Illinois and TN. According to family story, James Reeves moved to Fort Smith, ARK with family after about 1850. He disappears at that point. It is unknown where either he, or Nancy Goodwin Reeves are buried. He is half Cherokee according to family Dawes depositions taken in 1896, but the application was rejected by the courts. The ten children listed below for James and Nancy, are verified in the will of Jesse Goodwin, dated 1841 (Nancy is deceased) and proved in 1848. More About JAMES REEVES: Residence: 1798, Christian County, KY, 400 acres on Sinking Fork, and Piney Fork Trdwater Appears in Gallatin and Saline census, after 1814, and appears in the Henley and Bethel households there. Court Record: 1835, Obion, Served as respected Juror in session on several cases. Court Record, July Term: 1835, Member of court appointed committee to plan a road from Troy to Reelfoot Lake, to Davidson's Camp. James & Hiram apptd to lay out & review the road plans. Children of JAMES REEVES and NANCY GOODWIN are: i. SUSAN2 REEVES, b. bef. 1801. ii. JESSE GOODWIN REEVES, b. bef. 1803, Christian or Trigg County, Kentucky; d. 1829, Obion County, TN.; m. MAHALA NEDRY, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1802; d. Aft. 1850. More About JESSE GOODWIN REEVES: Burial: Obion County, TN iii. WILLIAM (MILES) REEVES, b. bef. 1805; d. Abt. 1820. iv. SAMUEL REEVES, b. bef. 1808, Christian or Trigg County, KY; m. ELIZABETH PURVIS, June 07, 1829, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1814, Tennessee. More About SAMUEL REEVES: Court Record: 1834, Served as a respected Juror on several appointed cases all year. Court Record, July Term: 1835, Appointed to committee to plan road from Trenton Rd near Wm. Enloe, to Mary Davidson's Bluff (Obion R.) to Dyer Cty Line at Dyersberg. v. URIAS REEVES, b. Abt. 1810, Christian County, KY; d. Abt. 1848, Obion County, TN.; m. MARTHA BOYETT, April 13, 1833, Obion County, TN; b. Bet. 1805 - 1810, Tennessee. vi. ELIZABETH REEVES, b. Abt. 1812; m. W. DICKERSON; b. VA.. vii. LEAH REEVES, b. Abt. 1814, Christian County, KY; d. Bef. 1865, Obion County, TN; m. WILLIAM C. MILES, December 24, 1829, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1805, Tennessee. viii. LETTIE REEVES, b. Abt. 1816, Poss. Christian County, KY; m. (1) JOHN NEDRY, March 05, 1838, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1815; d. Bef. 1850; m. (2) THOMAS H. BOYETT, September 22, 1850, Obion County, TN; b. GIbson County, TN. ix. NANCY REEVES, b. 1820, Gallatin County, Illinois; d. Abt. 1860, Sebastian or Scott County, Arkansas; m. THOMAS BOYETT, January 01, 1838, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1817, Wayne County, N. Carolina; d. Abt. 1885, Scott County, ARK. x. BETHEL (CHESTER) REEVES, b. Abt. 1822, Gallatin County, Illinois; m. HARRIET JANE MCNEELY, January 15, 1844, Obion County, TN; b. Abt. 1827, Tennessee.

Hi Shelley -- I would suggest that you contact Donia McDonald about your Sarah. [email protected] I believe that Sarah is the daughter of George Reeves and Mary O'Barr. Donia is a descendant of George and Mary's daughter, Dorinda. I also believe that Charles Spencer is the son of Samuel Spencer. George Reeves and Samuel Spencer were close friends and neighbors in Hickman Co. TN in the early 1800's. They both served as Justices of the Peace in Hickman in 1811. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shelley Janiczek Woodson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 6:44 AM Subject: [REEVES] Winifred REEVES and Sarah REEVES, 1700s, TN > Hello Everyone, > > The DNA project is exciting! I wish I could participate (no male > relative). The list is so active now, I'm hoping someone can help me. > My cousin Roy Bingham has done fantastic work researching our > Bingham/Reeves line. What I have here is information he discovered. > Unfortunately, I've never been able to add much new information to what > he found, even though I've tried for years. Can anyone help? > > I have two direct REEVES ancestors. I can only guess that they are > related somehow. First is my 4th Great Grandmother, Sarah REEVES, b. > June 18, 1796 in Milledgeville, McNairy Co., TN and d. November 13, > 1855, buried in Hardin Co., TN. She was the wife of Charles SPENCER > (1791-1856). They married in Hickman, Co., TN. They lived in Hickman > and McNairy Co., TN. No information on her parents - only guesses. > > The second is my 6th Great Grandmother Winifred REEVES, b.? (late 1700s > I guess?). She married Alexander BINGHAM, (b. abt. 1777), February 02, > 1797 in Davidson Co., TN. In 1799, they were apparently in Sumner Co., > TN. No parent information on Winifred either, whose name on marriage > record is spelled, "Winefred REEVS." Bondsmen were Alexander BINGHAM and > John BOSLEY. > > The REEVEs, BINGHAMs, and SPENCERs were related families. The SPENCERs > were from Burke Co., NC (1700s). Some have related to me that family > lore is that Winifred and Sarah were sisters and somehow related to > Charolotte REEVES, dau. of George REEVES and Mary JORDAN. I am told > that George was b. abt. 1714 in Brunswick, VA and died in Davidson Co., > TN. Another bit of family lore is that Winifred and Sarah's father's > was named George REEVES and that the women had a brother, George REEVES, > Jr. I've never been able to prove any of this. Notably, these are the > same folks who swore that my Aunt Ruth BINGHAM died in the Great Chicago > fire (she was b. in 1902) and that she had a brother who was also, quite > oddly, named "Ruth." Brother and sister, Ruth and Ruth. How odd, they > would say. Turned out his name was "Rufe." He-he. There is usually a > grain of truth in the family lore :) > > Other REEVE in family: > Cousin John William SPENCER, b. 1869 married Mattie REEVES, b. 1872. No > info on her either. > > ANY hints or tips appreciated! Thanks in advance! > Shelley > > -- > Shelley Janiczek Woodson > > > > ==== 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) >

Please, since I am in Arizona, not likely that I could attend the conference. If ANYONE knows anything about the John Reeves who married Mary Dill from York county, Pa abt 1798-1802, please, please put it in an e mail. Parents would be great. ANYTHING! [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Hi , looking for parents of John Reeves 1771 of Hillsborough ( Bingham Township ) Orange County N.C. died 1854 same place burried in Reeves -MCcauley cemetary, His daughter mary ( Polly ) married Archibald Andrews of same there daughter Martha married my Great Grand Father John Wesley Dodson Sr, I am so stuck, Thanks for any help, John also had a son named John other daughtes Pricillia, Martha, Delilah , My great great great Grandmother, and Sinah m Reeves, Thanks to who ever gave imformation to Family search because it has helped me a , Oh and for all going to conference this weekend Have a great time, God Bless Sue Dodson ( researching Dodson, Atkinson, Stewart, Stuart, Andrews, Reeves, Temples, Cardens, Haymore

Dear Listers, I am feeling humble today and happy. The fact that my nephew Stephen Reeves� DNA was a 25 point match immediately is wonderful. The real bonus is to be a closer cousin to Barry Reeves. He is a fine person and has been helpful to me for several years. If anyone knows anything about William Reeves who married Elizabeth Lawson and a possible second marriage to another lady named Elizabeth who might have been the mother of Thompson Reeves b. 1799 I would appreciate so much hearing. A few years ago someone I was corresponding with sent me copies of handwritten notes concerning the settlement of William�s estate. It would have been after his first wife�s death I believe. There was a reference to Widow Reeves several times. The documentation of what each child received from their father at any previous time from bowl and spoon to gray mare was extensive. It told what they were given for their wedding and what they were entitled to now. One statement referred to a son who was deceased and it required a statement from Elizabeth Reeves and Elizabeth Glover the daughter as to what that son had received. My Thompson would have been about 22 at that time. There was no mention of him. I am open to learning what I need to change if I can only find the facts. Thank you. Tommie

Hello Everyone, The DNA project is exciting! I wish I could participate (no male relative). The list is so active now, I'm hoping someone can help me. My cousin Roy Bingham has done fantastic work researching our Bingham/Reeves line. What I have here is information he discovered. Unfortunately, I've never been able to add much new information to what he found, even though I've tried for years. Can anyone help? I have two direct REEVES ancestors. I can only guess that they are related somehow. First is my 4th Great Grandmother, Sarah REEVES, b. June 18, 1796 in Milledgeville, McNairy Co., TN and d. November 13, 1855, buried in Hardin Co., TN. She was the wife of Charles SPENCER (1791-1856). They married in Hickman, Co., TN. They lived in Hickman and McNairy Co., TN. No information on her parents - only guesses. The second is my 6th Great Grandmother Winifred REEVES, b.? (late 1700s I guess?). She married Alexander BINGHAM, (b. abt. 1777), February 02, 1797 in Davidson Co., TN. In 1799, they were apparently in Sumner Co., TN. No parent information on Winifred either, whose name on marriage record is spelled, "Winefred REEVS." Bondsmen were Alexander BINGHAM and John BOSLEY. The REEVEs, BINGHAMs, and SPENCERs were related families. The SPENCERs were from Burke Co., NC (1700s). Some have related to me that family lore is that Winifred and Sarah were sisters and somehow related to Charolotte REEVES, dau. of George REEVES and Mary JORDAN. I am told that George was b. abt. 1714 in Brunswick, VA and died in Davidson Co., TN. Another bit of family lore is that Winifred and Sarah's father's was named George REEVES and that the women had a brother, George REEVES, Jr. I've never been able to prove any of this. Notably, these are the same folks who swore that my Aunt Ruth BINGHAM died in the Great Chicago fire (she was b. in 1902) and that she had a brother who was also, quite oddly, named "Ruth." Brother and sister, Ruth and Ruth. How odd, they would say. Turned out his name was "Rufe." He-he. There is usually a grain of truth in the family lore :) Other REEVE in family: Cousin John William SPENCER, b. 1869 married Mattie REEVES, b. 1872. No info on her either. ANY hints or tips appreciated! Thanks in advance! Shelley -- Shelley Janiczek Woodson

Hi Everyone, I have some very exciting news to report on our Reeves DNA project. We have our second exact 25/25 match. This time it is real personal, because one of the matching results is mine. I received the news last Sunday night that I had a 12/12 match with Stephen Reeves # 28839. Stephen is the nephew of our REEVES-L list member Tommie Smith. Then just this evening the results of the remaining markers were received and we are an exact 25/25 match. This means that we have about a 94% chance of a common ancestor within the last 300 years. My research has indicated that I descend from William Reeves, Sr (1723 NC - 1821 SC) through his son Willis Reeves. Willis was the last son of William's marriage to his wife Elizabeth Lawson. There have been indications that after Elizabeth Lawson Reeves died, William remarried a woman named Elizabeth Thompson and a son named Thompson Reeves resulted from this second marriage. I have corresponded with Tommie Smith for quite a while. She has always suspected that her Great Great Grandfather Thompson Reeves (b. 1799) was this same son from the second marriage of William Reeves, Sr., but had found it difficult to prove. Although much more work will be required and nothing is certain yet, I think we finally have the scientific evidence to support this connection. I can't tell you how exciting this is to me. I'll have to admit that I had my doubts in the beginning that I would ever see any positive results from the DNA testing, but I am totally convinced that this is the most important research tool that is available today. I can only hope that each of you will see similar results of your own in the very near future. Please join us in this extremely valuable project. Please take a look at the latest results. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/ Best Regards, Barry Reeves

Congratulations I am a Reeves, but a female and I am watching all the e-mail with great interest and just wish I could participate. Again Congratulations and what an exciting event. Juanita B. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barry Reeves" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 7:34 PM Subject: [REEVES] New DNA Test Results > Hi Everyone, > > > > I have some very exciting news to report on our Reeves DNA project. We > have > our second exact 25/25 match. This time it is real personal, because one > of > the matching results is mine. I received the news last Sunday night that > I > had a 12/12 match with Stephen Reeves # 28839. Stephen is the nephew of > our > REEVES-L list member Tommie Smith. Then just this evening the results of > the remaining markers were received and we are an exact 25/25 match. This > means that we have about a 94% chance of a common ancestor within the last > 300 years. > > > > My research has indicated that I descend from William Reeves, Sr (1723 > NC - > 1821 SC) through his son Willis Reeves. Willis was the last son of > William's marriage to his wife Elizabeth Lawson. There have been > indications that after Elizabeth Lawson Reeves died, William remarried a > woman named Elizabeth Thompson and a son named Thompson Reeves resulted > from > this second marriage. I have corresponded with Tommie Smith for quite a > while. She has always suspected that her Great Great Grandfather Thompson > Reeves (b. 1799) was this same son from the second marriage of William > Reeves, Sr., but had found it difficult to prove. > > > > Although much more work will be required and nothing is certain yet, I > think > we finally have the scientific evidence to support this connection. I > can't > tell you how exciting this is to me. I'll have to admit that I had my > doubts in the beginning that I would ever see any positive results from > the > DNA testing, but I am totally convinced that this is the most important > research tool that is available today. I can only hope that each of you > will see similar results of your own in the very near future. Please join > us in this extremely valuable project. > > > > Please take a look at the latest results. > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reevesdna/ > > > > Best Regards, > > Barry Reeves > > > > ==== 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. > >

There was a Henry Reeves (Balyew's District) on the 1830 Census of Talbot County, GA. listed as having one child under 3 years; two under 5; one of five to 10; one in the household of "30 and under forty"; Does anyone have connections to this Henry Reeves? This Henry is listed on the same census and in the same district as Wiley Buckner, my GG grandfather. Wiley Buckner's daughter, Mary Buckner, married Thomas Jefferson Reeves and they also made their home in Talbot County. Searching for any info on Thomas Jefferson Reeves and the identity of his parents. [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

I fully agree. This is a great way to share and learn. Maybe more of us can attend in the future if you have another meeting. Sue Shell Chrisco ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 1:36 PM Subject: [REEVES] Re: Reeves Genealogy Conference > David, this sounds like a wonderful opportunity for those that can > attend. > While, I don't think I descend from that line, my hope is that you will > post > the findings of the conference. It would be of help to others that > cannot > attend. > > I am sure the subscribers of the Reeves list would appreciate any > information you can post regarding Henry Reeves and/or any other > information on how to > research or record your information. > > Beulah Reeves McCain > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Hello All, > > Carole and I are looking forward to the upcoming Reeves Genealogy > Conference. As you know, this conference is being held in order to > bring together those who are either researching or interested in the > Reeves line that descends from Henry Reeves, Sr. of Essex County > Virginia. > > The objectives of this conference are: > 1) To share and redistribute existing Reeves genealogical research > 2) To identify areas needing further research > 3) To introduce forms and methods of documentation. > 4) To discuss emerging genealogical tools such as DNA testing and > the Reeves > Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. > 5) To get to know others that share an interest in this > family line > > > The conference is scheduled to get underway at 9:00 A.M. on Saturday > March 5, 2005 in Dunnsville, Virginia. We have not set a specific end > time. Our group will consist of between five to ten people depending on > who can attend. Please feel free to bring any research in any form to > share. We hope this will be an informal but productive opportunity to > share different pieces of the Reeves research puzzle. This is your > chance to see if anyone else has the answer to those research questions > that have puzzled each of us over the years. > > > Please call or e-mail David LeRoux before Thursday, March 3rd if you > plan to attend. We hope to see you soon. > > Warmest Regards, > > David LeRoux [email protected] > > Carole Eastridge Waters > > > > ==== REEVES Mailing List ==== > To contact the LISTOWNER: email <[email protected]> Beulah Reeves McCain > > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.5 - Release Date: 2/3/2005 > > -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.5 - Release Date: 2/3/2005

I can't bring it up. what am I doing wrong? I typed in what you sent as web site? [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Beulah -- I agree - Hope they have a great conference and hope info from the conference would be posted here, maybe. Laverne On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 14:36:50 EST [email protected] writes: > David, this sounds like a wonderful opportunity for those that can > attend. > While, I don't think I descend from that line, my hope is that you > will post > the findings of the conference. It would be of help to others that > cannot > attend. > > I am sure the subscribers of the Reeves list would appreciate any > information you can post regarding Henry Reeves and/or any other > information on how to > research or record your information. > > Beulah Reeves McCain > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Hello All, > > Carole and I are looking forward to the upcoming Reeves Genealogy > Conference. As you know, this conference is being held in order > to > bring together those who are either researching or interested in > the > Reeves line that descends from Henry Reeves, Sr. of Essex County > Virginia. >

Barry --thanks for replying. Your Wm doesn't sound like my line. Mine comes from the William , p 703 of the Reliques of the Ryves book, and also info from Reeves Review Book 11, Memorial Volume by Emma Barrett Reeves, sent to me by cousin Lynn Laster of TN. After William, we have John 1 c1716 N C to after 1790 N C, John 2 c 1752 NC to bef 1820 SC,; Reuben, Sr c 1787-89 N C to after 1860 KY. Reuben, Jr c 1822, TN to before 15 Feb 1864, MO.; Thomas Nicholas Oct 1845, TN to May 1911, MO; and my grmama Ida Belle 1870, MO - 1953, MO. If anyone is searching for any of these people, please let me know, I would be happy to correspond and share info. Sorry we can't connect, Barry . But we'll keep trying! Laverne On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 15:05:59 -0600 "Barry Reeves" <[email protected]> writes: > Laverne, > > > > This is what I have on the William Reeves, Sr that I believe to be > my 4th > Great Grandfather. > > > > William Reeves, Sr. > > * Born about 1723 in Granville County, North Carolina. > > * Married Elizabeth Lawson about 1763 in Granville County, > North Carolina > > * Had these children between 1764 and 1780: Mary Ann, Wylie, > John Hardy, Elizabeth, Tabitha, William Jr, Lucy and Willis. > > *

This might help to find something on your ancestors. Beulah _http://www.searchforancestors.com/google/searcher.html_ (http://www.searchforancestors.com/google/searcher.html) _