Parents:
Joseph Rhea
Elizabeth White
Book: "Elizabeth Caruthers was born April 2nd 1811. On the 6th of March 1828 she married Isaac Rhea, then a farmer living in Rural Valley, and a Ruling Elder of the Presbyterian Church which his father-in-law had assisted in forming. His wife was also a member and active worker in that church (Appendix F) Sometime after their marriage, they removed to the "Old Town Bottom" farm. They lived there for about twelve years. In 1840 they removed to the "Pleasant Hill" farm, about four miles below Rural Village where, as a prosperous farmer, a prominent citizen, a sturdy Christian and a Ruling elder in the Village Church he resided until his death which took place on February 12th 1878. His companion's removal to the better world took place April 11th 1869." (SKETCHES OF THE FAMILIES OF THOMAS EWING AND MARY MASKELL, WILLIAM EWING AND ELEANOR THOMPSON, JAMES EWING AND ELEANOR RHEA, AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Joseph Lyons Ewing, 1910, p. 33)
Joseph Rhea
Elizabeth White
Book: "Elizabeth Caruthers was born April 2nd 1811. On the 6th of March 1828 she married Isaac Rhea, then a farmer living in Rural Valley, and a Ruling Elder of the Presbyterian Church which his father-in-law had assisted in forming. His wife was also a member and active worker in that church (Appendix F) Sometime after their marriage, they removed to the "Old Town Bottom" farm. They lived there for about twelve years. In 1840 they removed to the "Pleasant Hill" farm, about four miles below Rural Village where, as a prosperous farmer, a prominent citizen, a sturdy Christian and a Ruling elder in the Village Church he resided until his death which took place on February 12th 1878. His companion's removal to the better world took place April 11th 1869." (SKETCHES OF THE FAMILIES OF THOMAS EWING AND MARY MASKELL, WILLIAM EWING AND ELEANOR THOMPSON, JAMES EWING AND ELEANOR RHEA, AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Joseph Lyons Ewing, 1910, p. 33)
Parents:
Joseph Rhea
Elizabeth White
Book: "Elizabeth Caruthers was born April 2nd 1811. On the 6th of March 1828 she married Isaac Rhea, then a farmer living in Rural Valley, and a Ruling Elder of the Presbyterian Church which his father-in-law had assisted in forming. His wife was also a member and active worker in that church (Appendix F) Sometime after their marriage, they removed to the "Old Town Bottom" farm. They lived there for about twelve years. In 1840 they removed to the "Pleasant Hill" farm, about four miles below Rural Village where, as a prosperous farmer, a prominent citizen, a sturdy Christian and a Ruling elder in the Village Church he resided until his death which took place on February 12th 1878. His companion's removal to the better world took place April 11th 1869." (SKETCHES OF THE FAMILIES OF THOMAS EWING AND MARY MASKELL, WILLIAM EWING AND ELEANOR THOMPSON, JAMES EWING AND ELEANOR RHEA, AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Joseph Lyons Ewing, 1910, p. 33)
Joseph Rhea
Elizabeth White
Book: "Elizabeth Caruthers was born April 2nd 1811. On the 6th of March 1828 she married Isaac Rhea, then a farmer living in Rural Valley, and a Ruling Elder of the Presbyterian Church which his father-in-law had assisted in forming. His wife was also a member and active worker in that church (Appendix F) Sometime after their marriage, they removed to the "Old Town Bottom" farm. They lived there for about twelve years. In 1840 they removed to the "Pleasant Hill" farm, about four miles below Rural Village where, as a prosperous farmer, a prominent citizen, a sturdy Christian and a Ruling elder in the Village Church he resided until his death which took place on February 12th 1878. His companion's removal to the better world took place April 11th 1869." (SKETCHES OF THE FAMILIES OF THOMAS EWING AND MARY MASKELL, WILLIAM EWING AND ELEANOR THOMPSON, JAMES EWING AND ELEANOR RHEA, AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Joseph Lyons Ewing, 1910, p. 33)
