Alexander Reeves, b. abt 1790, VA, was the son of James Reeves and Sarah Holton of Wilkes Co. and Ashe Co., VA. They moved to Mason Co., KY in the late 1790s. James & Sarah's children: Margaret b. ? Mar. William Cordry in Mason Co. Nancy b. abt 1785 Mar. Benjamin Reeves in Mason Co. Alexander b. abt 1790 Mar. Effie Cummins in Clermont Co.,OH Bartlett "Bartley" b. abt 1791 Mar. Mahala Matilda Warnick in Mason Co. Mary "Polly" b. ? Mar. James Brown in Mason Co. Miriam b. ? Mar. Henry Wood in Mason Co. John b. 1802, Mason Co. Mar. #1 Eleanor Dunkin in Mason Co. Alexander moved with his in-laws to Sangamon Co. IL in 1819. He lived on the Sangamon River in Gardner Twp, about 7 miles NW of Springfield. He had 21 children by three wives and died in 1862. Is anyone else working on these Reeves of Wilkes Co., VA and Mason Co., KY? There were at least 2 other Reeves families in Mason Co. but their relationship to James and Sarah is unknown. Carole

My original John Reeves came from South Carolina. Catherine On Wed, 16 May 2007 16:22:09 EDT MSDodson1@aol.com writes: > Was your John Reeves from Orange County, HIllsborough N.C. and the > son of > George with a daughter named Mary ( polly ) . This is my line, > > God Bless > Sue Dodson > > > > ************************************** See what's free at > http://www.aol.com. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > Outgoing mail is certified virus free.Checked by AVG anti virus system. Searching names Arnold, Collins, Egan, Emge, Flanagan, Fox, Hughes, Howe, Haas, Hawkins, Kelly, Mitchell, Messner, Messenger, Ryan, Reilly, Ward all from New York.Dunson from Florida.Nolan from New Jersey. Reeves from Arkansas and Tennessee. Vandergriff from Tennessee.

Barry Reeves wrote: > Shirley, > > I don't know if this is your line or not, but I have a Calvin Reeves in my > database that was born about 1832. He is not in my line, but is from a line > that was sent to me sometime in the past. The line ends with Calvin, but I > have his ancestors as follows. > > Calvin Reeves (b. abt. 1832 NC - d. ?) > Rev. Enoch Reeves (b. abt 1801 VA - d. abt 1871 NC) > George Reeves Jr (b. abt 1776 VA - d. abt 1811 VA) > George Reeves Sr (b. abt 1735 VA - d. aft 1811 VA) > Thomas Reeves Sr (b. abt 1690 VA - d. abt 1760 VA) > Henry Reeves Jr (b. abt 1665 VA - d. aft 1728 VA) > Henry Reeves Sr (b. abt 1630 Eng - d. abt 1687 VA) > George Ryves (b. abt 1588 Eng - d. abt 1664 Eng) > John Ryves (b. abt 1567 Eng - d. abt 1624 Eng) > Robert Ryves (b. abt 1544 Eng - d. abt 1576 Eng) > John Ryves (b. abt 1513 Eng - d. abt 1549 Eng) > Robert Ryves (b. abt 1490 Eng - d. abt 1551 Eng) > > I hope this turns out to be yours. > > Regards, > Barry Reeves > Unfortunatly, I don't think it is. Mine was born in Benton Co., Al, Married in Polk Co., GA, then moved the family out to Rusk Co., Texas (Pitner's Junction). Shirley

Shirley, I don't know if this is your line or not, but I have a Calvin Reeves in my database that was born about 1832. He is not in my line, but is from a line that was sent to me sometime in the past. The line ends with Calvin, but I have his ancestors as follows. Calvin Reeves (b. abt. 1832 NC - d. ?) Rev. Enoch Reeves (b. abt 1801 VA - d. abt 1871 NC) George Reeves Jr (b. abt 1776 VA - d. abt 1811 VA) George Reeves Sr (b. abt 1735 VA - d. aft 1811 VA) Thomas Reeves Sr (b. abt 1690 VA - d. abt 1760 VA) Henry Reeves Jr (b. abt 1665 VA - d. aft 1728 VA) Henry Reeves Sr (b. abt 1630 Eng - d. abt 1687 VA) George Ryves (b. abt 1588 Eng - d. abt 1664 Eng) John Ryves (b. abt 1567 Eng - d. abt 1624 Eng) Robert Ryves (b. abt 1544 Eng - d. abt 1576 Eng) John Ryves (b. abt 1513 Eng - d. abt 1549 Eng) Robert Ryves (b. abt 1490 Eng - d. abt 1551 Eng) I hope this turns out to be yours. Regards, Barry Reeves -----Original Message----- From: reeves-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:reeves-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Shirley Soto Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 6:49 PM To: reeves@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [REEVES] Roll Call Howdy all, I'm one of the new ones here, and I'm pretty well stuck. I used to have access to a larger number of files my grandmother had done, but that was when I was a teenager. I only have bits and pieces of memory from looking through those and a have a few thing pictures with info. My line is: Shirley Reeves (Soto) Myself Paul Q. Reeves (b. 1950) Virgil Reeves (1917-1969) Paul Reeves (1893-1981) Calvin Reeves (1838-?) That's where my info ends. The ? on my gggf is just because I don't have ready access to the date. I know I've seen it on something that I have, it's just not handy. Calvin had 2 marriages, my ggf Paul was from the second marriage, Nancy Dearing, I think. I remember from my grandmother's research there was a Rev. James Reeves (South Carolina?) directly down the line, but I don't remember names to connect from Calvin to him. Maybe one day I'll have access to the information again, but for now I'm on my own. I'd love to have any further information. Shirley ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm looking for more information on Benjamin Reeve(s) (d.1823) of New Jersey. He was the son of William Reeve(s). He had a daughter, Catherine (1780-ca 1843 in Ohio) who married Stephen Meeker (1788-1866) in 1800. On the same day/same minister married an Isaac Reeves and Easter Edwards. A Capt.Isaac Reeve(s) was a brother of William Reeve(s). The Isaac who married Easter may be a brother of Catherine. Other Meeker's married into the Edwards family. A Hannah Reeves(b. 1778) married Enoch Edwards (1778-1853) in NJ in 1799. There are some other Reeves/Edwards/Meeker connections and many fought in the Revolutionary War. I'm trying to sort them out and find descendants. Lin ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

I need to find more on that JOhn Mac Reeves.. I show him as a son of Pleasant Anderson Reeves and grandson of John and Isabell from back in SC ... As far as mine.. my main line is the Isaac/peter/joshua track across from NC->TN->Searcy/van buren counties AR.. however.. I have several other reeves lines in the area im trying to track just so i can place a reeves when i see one! the pleasant anderson/green reeves lines were geographically tangled with mine. Have my lines up at http://gen.texsteve.com with a lot of other north central arkansas genealogy -----Original Message----- From: reeves-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:reeves-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Catherine T Flanagan Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 3:51 PM To: reeves@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [REEVES] Roll call DeMona Thank you so much for your answer. They moved around a lot. These are the places I have.Boone County AR.Searcy, AR. Little Rock AR. I also have Argenta, Ar. Also in TN I have Roan Mt.,Memphis.The name Pleasant in the family. Roots Web has John Curtis REEVES was born 07 Aug.1891 and died 29 Feb 1936 in Little Rock AR. He was the son of John Macajah REEVES and Ellen Narcissus PARTEN. I need to prove this is my John Curtis REEVES. Thanks again Catherine On Wed, 16 May 2007 13:05:45 -0500 "Demona Reeves" <demona@arkd.net> writes: > Was your Reeves family from in or around Pike Co. Ar. > > DeMona > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > Outgoing mail is certified virus free.Checked by AVG anti virus system. Searching names Arnold, Collins, Egan, Emge, Flanagan, Fox, Hughes, Howe, Haas, Hawkins, Kelly, Mitchell, Messner, Messenger, Ryan, Reilly, Ward all from New York.Dunson from Florida.Nolan from New Jersey. Reeves from Arkansas and Tennessee. Vandergriff from Tennessee. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Howdy all, I'm one of the new ones here, and I'm pretty well stuck. I used to have access to a larger number of files my grandmother had done, but that was when I was a teenager. I only have bits and pieces of memory from looking through those and a have a few thing pictures with info. My line is: Shirley Reeves (Soto) Myself Paul Q. Reeves (b. 1950) Virgil Reeves (1917-1969) Paul Reeves (1893-1981) Calvin Reeves (1838-?) That's where my info ends. The ? on my gggf is just because I don't have ready access to the date. I know I've seen it on something that I have, it's just not handy. Calvin had 2 marriages, my ggf Paul was from the second marriage, Nancy Dearing, I think. I remember from my grandmother's research there was a Rev. James Reeves (South Carolina?) directly down the line, but I don't remember names to connect from Calvin to him. Maybe one day I'll have access to the information again, but for now I'm on my own. I'd love to have any further information. Shirley

DeMona Thank you so much for your answer. They moved around a lot. These are the places I have.Boone County AR.Searcy, AR. Little Rock AR. I also have Argenta, Ar. Also in TN I have Roan Mt.,Memphis.The name Pleasant in the family. Roots Web has John Curtis REEVES was born 07 Aug.1891 and died 29 Feb 1936 in Little Rock AR. He was the son of John Macajah REEVES and Ellen Narcissus PARTEN. I need to prove this is my John Curtis REEVES. Thanks again Catherine On Wed, 16 May 2007 13:05:45 -0500 "Demona Reeves" <demona@arkd.net> writes: > Was your Reeves family from in or around Pike Co. Ar. > > DeMona > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > Outgoing mail is certified virus free.Checked by AVG anti virus system. Searching names Arnold, Collins, Egan, Emge, Flanagan, Fox, Hughes, Howe, Haas, Hawkins, Kelly, Mitchell, Messner, Messenger, Ryan, Reilly, Ward all from New York.Dunson from Florida.Nolan from New Jersey. Reeves from Arkansas and Tennessee. Vandergriff from Tennessee.

Was your John Reeves from Orange County, HIllsborough N.C. and the son of George with a daughter named Mary ( polly ) . This is my line, God Bless Sue Dodson ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

----- Original Message ----- From: Demona Reeves To: reeves@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 1:05 PM Subject: Re: [REEVES] Roll call Was your Reeves family from in or around Pike Co. Ar. DeMona Sorry my question on Pike Co Ar was for Charthine Flanagan. We have a large framed picture of the Reeves OctaAuto. It was from a calender, at least 40 years ago. It has a canvas top that looks like it might come off or fold down. I guess you could say it's a convertible. I would put a picture on-line but it is large and will have to have someone with a very tall ladder as it hangs at the top of items on our living room wall and our ceiled is very high. My husband line (not sure on John ) John Reeves b NC 1720 Daniel Reeves b 1754 SC d in Tn James Asa Reeves b 1776 SC d Tn William Joseph Reeves b 1819 SC d Tn Webster Clay Reeves. b 1863 Kty d Ok Virgil McKinley Reeves b 1906 Tx d Ok Jerry Dwain Reeves b 1931 Ok. living ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Was your Reeves family from in or around Pike Co. Ar. DeMona

Sally, Have you run across any NJ Reeves that were not in your line? I decend from a line in Cape May County. I go solidly back to Abijah Reeves in the early 1700s but can find nothing before that. Any help? Thanks, Jeff in CT ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Greetings! My Reeves' family is as follows: Burgess Reeves, b. 1794 in Pendleton District, SC. I have not been able to document this yet. Archibald T. Reeves, b. ca. 1816 in Gwinnett Co., GA. He was buried in Liberty Grove Cemetery in Randolph Co., Alabama. I have not been able to document the date and place of birth or the place he was buried, but I have documented that Archibald T. was my great great great grandfather. Maretta Jane Reeves Griffin, b. Dec. 10, 1949 in, I believe, Covington, Newton Co., GA, d. Jan. 15, 1935 in San Diego County, CA. She is buried in Greenwood Memorial Cemetery in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA. Martha Jane Griffin Crow, b. May 29, 1876 in, I believe, Randolph Co., Alabama, d. July 2, 1951 in Yuma, Yuma Co., AZ. She is buried in Desert Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Yuma. Alberta Mary Crow Timm, b. Oct. 22, 1903 in, I believe, Childress Co., TX, d. Nov. 13, 1996 in Huntington Beach, Orange Co., CA. She is buried in Westminster Memorial Cemetery in Westminster, Orange Co., CA. Helaine Lorraine Paris Timm Plewe, b. Aug. 20, 1924 in Beaumont, Riverside Co., CA. I believe she was born in her great grandmother's home (Maretta Jane Reeves Griffin). Mom died on Nov. 25, 1995 in Delavan, Walworth Co., WI and her ashes are buried by her maple tree in the Delavan Arboretum. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Diane Blodgett --- richard reeves <rreeves98@comcast.net> wrote: > Beulah, > > Thanks for the roll call. It is a great way to > bring us back to the task > and renew our search for the thread that ties our > families together. > > My Reeves' family goes as follows: > > Harry Mathew Reeves > Mathew Wilson Reeves (Georgia -- March 22, 1868 - > May 9, 1844) > Mark Wilson Reeves (Georgia -- November 9, 1834 -- > 1912) > Leroy Reeves (Born in SC) > The first evidence of Leroy is land drawn in the > Georgia Gold Lottery of > 1832 while residing in DeKalb County; he moved to > Cobb County, Georgia and > then later to Calhoun County, Ala. after 1852; he > may have died there (his > widow returned to Georgia before 1870). > > I suspect, but cannot prove, that Leroy's father was > Malachi Reeves (died > 1859 in Cobb County Georgia). Both were in DeKalb > County, Georgia, both > moved to Cobb County, Georgia before 1840, and they > lived in adjacent > dwellings. > > Others living nearby in Cobb County around 1840 were > John, Littleton, and > Thompson. > > Malachi was in DeKalb County as of 1827. Before > that Malachi appears to > have been in Gwinnett County, portions of which were > used to create DeKalb > County. > > Malachi and Thompson are found in Jackson County by > 1816. > > Gwinnett County was created from Jackson County and > DeKalb from Gwinnett. > It is quite possible that Malachi and related > families lived in the same > area from around 1810 or so until his move to Cobb > County around 1840. > > Regards, > > Richard A. Reeves > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message >

I am leaving shortly will answer ion Monday about Abijah Reeves. This Thomas has no connection to the Thomas great grandson of Walter Sr. Sally Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tommie Smith" <tommiess@sbcglobal.net> To: <REEVES@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 6:15 AM Subject: [REEVES] Reeves in N. J. > Jeff, > > In the past I am certain I saw a Thomas Reeves who was an immigrant. He > first was in Sulfolk, Co. NY but shortly was in N. J. > I could not claim him but maybe I saved something. I will look with you. > If I find it I will certainly let you know. At the time I saw no reason to > think he was connected to the Walter Reeves group. > > I would love to hear more about Abijah like siblings. > > Good Luck. Tommie Reeves Smith > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >

Jeff, In the past I am certain I saw a Thomas Reeves who was an immigrant. He first was in Sulfolk, Co. NY but shortly was in N. J. I could not claim him but maybe I saved something. I will look with you. If I find it I will certainly let you know. At the time I saw no reason to think he was connected to the Walter Reeves group. I would love to hear more about Abijah like siblings. Good Luck. Tommie Reeves Smith

>From a search on Google I found that the Reeves on the tractor was the logo of Reeves and Company of Columbus, Ohio. According to information found in the Bartholomew County, Indiana, Historical Society website, the Reeves brothers came to Columbus in 1875. They started the Hoosier Boy Plow Company which was a forerunner of Reeves and Company and the Reeves Pulley Company, manufacturers of pulleys and variable speed transmissions. They appear to have been bought out about 1913 by the J. I. Case Company (Case Tractors?). A check of the 1800 census shows M. T. Reeves, born about 1850 in Indiana, father born Ohio, mother born Ohio, wife Luisa, occupation manufacturer of plows. This appears to have been Marshall T. Reeves, son of William F. Reeves and wife Hannah. J. N. Reeves, born about 1845 in Indiana, father born Ohio, Mother born Ohio, wife Mary, occupation works in plow shop. This appears to have been James N. Reeves, son of Jabez Reeves and wife Nancy Coe. A. B. Reeves, born about 1840 in Indiana, father born Ohio, mother born Ohio, wife Panthin/Panthia, occupation manufacturer. This appears to have been Albert/Alfred B. Reeves, son of Jabez Reeves and wife Nancy Coe. William F. Reeves, father of Marshall T. Reeves, was also a son of Jabez Reeves and wife Nancy Coe. Jabez Reeves appears to have been a son of Eli Reeves and Sarah Redmond. Jabez died in 1895. An obit states he was one of the last members of the Reeves family who came to Indiana from Ohio in 1827. Cheryl (Wilson) Hopp ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

I am surprised there haven't been any Reeve in NJ yet. My line all proven. Walter Reeve, Sr. 1654 England-- 1698 in Burlington Co, NJ Married Susuannah and Ann Howell. Walter Reeve Jr. 1684 in Burlington Co, NJ--1754 in Burlington Co, NJ Married Ann Bennett. Micajah Reeve 1713 in Burlington Co, NJ --1777 in Burlington Co, NJ Married Hannah Lee Thomas Reeve 1761 in Burlington or Cumberland Co, NJ--1832 in Salem Co, NJ Married Sarah Rakestraw Asa Reeve 1789 in Salem Co, NJ--bef 1832 in ?Salem Co, NJ Married Sarah Waters Anthony Waters Reeve 1814 in Salem Co, NJ-- 1882 in Buffalo Co, NE Married Martha Godley Anthony Reeve 1868 in DesMoines Co, IA-- 1944 in Buffalo Co, NE Married Mary Elizabeth Koerner Hope someone will find some help here. Sally Smith Lake Havasu City, AZ USA Home of the London Bridge

This is the first time I have posted to this list although I have been following it for a while. I have quite a lot of info but I can't put it all together yet. I am searching the family of John Reeves born about 1918 in Arkansas. His father was John Curtis Reeves and his mother was Maude A Sibley both born about 1891.John Reeves born 1918 married Matilda Birchfield.I believe this was in Tennessee because his three children were all born there. If anyone on the list has info on this family would you please respond. Thank you so much. Catherine Outgoing mail is certified virus free.Checked by AVG anti virus system. Searching names Arnold, Collins, Egan, Emge, Flanagan, Fox, Hughes, Howe, Haas, Hawkins, Kelly, Mitchell, Messner, Messenger, Ryan, Reilly, Ward all from New York.Dunson from Florida.Nolan from New Jersey. Reeves from Arkansas and Tennessee. Vandergriff from Tennessee.

Charles M Reeves Living (Terry) Charles M Reeves b 1919 Charles M Reeves b 1878 Surry Co NC Micajah Coke Reeves b 1832 Surry Co NC Micajah Reeves b 1792 Surry Co NC d 1848 John D Reeves b abt 1759 Halifax Co NC d 1840 Surry Co m Sallie Locke Elwell Reeves Surname DNA project has eliminated family tradition that John D was part of William Ryves line. We know that in his Rev War enlistment. He substituted for Nathan Speers and William rantly both of Halifax Co NC. Both witnessed documents for Re ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Thurstenson" <joe@thurstenson.com> To: <reeves@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 8:13 AM Subject: [REEVES] Reeves Roll-Call >I have found this Roll-Call most helpful. Whoever started the following > format showing the framework of their families, I've found most helpful. > This has allowed me to enter these lines into my data base from the point > they connect with our ancestors to the person existing today who is > involved > in the research. This is giving me contact with a specific individual if > I > am dealing with a question on that lineage. Thank you folk. > > Here is my list (you will note the last few generations have strayed from > the REEVES surname via marriage) > > Edith Awynne (my wife) > Nora Ellen Rountree (b. 1918) > Cynthia Jane Reeves (1891 - 1973) > Edman Bruin Reeves (1855 - 1905) > John Reeves (b. ? - d. abt. 1879) > Peter Reeves (b. abt. 1776 - abt. 1848) > Isaac Reeves (1720 - 1808) > William Reeves (abt. 1680 - 1751) > William Ryves (1636 - 1695) > Timothy Ryves (1588 - 1643) > Richard Ryves (1547 - 1591) > John Ryves (1514 - 1549) > Robert Ryves (1490 - 1550/51) > > If any of you have opportunity to visit England, you must plan to include > Blandford Forum in your "must visit" sites. We checked in at the local > museum and they hunted down an old-timer who was able to share some > interesting history on the Ryves and their property that still exists > today. > > Joe Thurstenson > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > REEVES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >

Beulah, Thanks for the roll call. It is a great way to bring us back to the task and renew our search for the thread that ties our families together. My Reeves' family goes as follows: Harry Mathew Reeves Mathew Wilson Reeves (Georgia -- March 22, 1868 - May 9, 1844) Mark Wilson Reeves (Georgia -- November 9, 1834 -- 1912) Leroy Reeves (Born in SC) The first evidence of Leroy is land drawn in the Georgia Gold Lottery of 1832 while residing in DeKalb County; he moved to Cobb County, Georgia and then later to Calhoun County, Ala. after 1852; he may have died there (his widow returned to Georgia before 1870). I suspect, but cannot prove, that Leroy's father was Malachi Reeves (died 1859 in Cobb County Georgia). Both were in DeKalb County, Georgia, both moved to Cobb County, Georgia before 1840, and they lived in adjacent dwellings. Others living nearby in Cobb County around 1840 were John, Littleton, and Thompson. Malachi was in DeKalb County as of 1827. Before that Malachi appears to have been in Gwinnett County, portions of which were used to create DeKalb County. Malachi and Thompson are found in Jackson County by 1816. Gwinnett County was created from Jackson County and DeKalb from Gwinnett. It is quite possible that Malachi and related families lived in the same area from around 1810 or so until his move to Cobb County around 1840. Regards, Richard A. Reeves