Rayno - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Reynoe or Rayno

pa2lees — 2009-09-06 22:52:54Z

Looking for information on the spouse names of Samuel and William Reynoe, brothers born in Canada 1870s to parents William Reynoe and Catherin Story. Which was married to Adda Barkley and which to Addie Knight? Samuel changed spelling to Rayno when he moved to USA. Samuel is my gr grandfather.

Re: John & Maggie Rayno

rjfandrews — 2009-07-31 14:15:51Z

Hello John,

You may want to check with Charlie Rayno of Salisbury Road Franklin, NH his father Andrew Rayno did an extensive study on our Rayno side you may find it interesting. Charlie is my first cousin.

Regards,

Robert J. Andrews
Springfield, MO

Re: Rayno

mlee001 — 2009-05-01 01:22:38Z

Adding to this thread: Interested in finding Clyde Rayno's brother's family. Garret Rayno (b:1903,d:1970) with Jennie Ganz (b:1903,d:1989). They lived in Tacoma, Washington area with daughter Beatrice (b:1924) and son William (b:1926). Jennie Ganz had two brothers (Bronck, William) and three sisters (Mary, Etta, Julia).

Re: John & Maggie Rayno

JeffRayno — 2009-03-01 07:57:33Z

I don't know who this person claiming to be me is...but I am the real Jeff Rayno from Ft Anne. I lived on Farley Rd.
Call me for real info at 912-484-5281

Thanks.

Re: Walter F. Rayno obit from NY 2000

rjrayno — 2009-01-08 21:12:31Z

Is this person related to my family? My father is Robert Lawrence Rayno of Ticonderoga, NY and I believe his father was Lawrence Rayno, who was married to Elaine Rayno. But I believe my father Robert Rayno has a half brother. My father's only sibling is a sister, Jean.

Rayno

pa2lees — 2008-04-15 21:51:25Z

Looking for info on Clyde Rayno born abt 1899 in Montana or Canada. Lived with grandfather William Knight as a child in Tacoma WA. Married Agnes Soden around 1920.

Rayno/Reyano/Rayano

lilirisheyes — 2007-04-22 02:38:03Z

I'm searching for information about my gggrandmother.Her name was Sarah Ann(adopted name)Zubar born in Charlotte,Vermont in 1840.She and my gggrandfather Abraham Ploof married in the state of Vermont on May 17,1858.Sarah died on October 28,1887 in Ferrisburgh,Vermont.According to Abraham and Sarah's daughter,Mary's birth record Sarah's listed as a Reyano.

Can anyone help? Please do not email me direct.Thank you.

Re: Raino family tree

2006-05-04 13:31:21Z

My maternal great grandfather, Matteo Siano (1858-1943), and my maternal great grandmother, Luisa Raino (1858-1910) immigrated to America in 1892 from the small town of Sarno, Salerno province in the Campania region of Italy. They lived in Springfield, Mass. Their son (my grandfather), Luigi Siano (1889-1983), married Nicoletta Papaceno (1894-1946) and lived in Springfield. Their daughter (my mother), Louise Siano (1914-1987) was my mother.

I have other information on aunts and uncles, but very little information on my grandparents/great grandparents siblings/parents, etc.

If this is any help, or if you have any questions, please let me know.

Re: Raino family tree

2006-04-28 01:43:45Z

my grandmother's name before marriage was Frances Siano I am trying to find out some of our history and possible relatives

Re: Obt

2006-02-27 21:55:42Z

Hi,
Maybe we are related. My great great grandfather's name was Oliver Rayno. Came down from Canada, than to New Hampshire, than to Vermont, than back to N. H. If we are somehow relateds HI. I am always looking for new relatives. Thank you for answering.
Joyce

Re: Obt

2006-02-26 23:28:49Z

hi i do not know who this person is i am a rayno my great grand parents came down from canada in or around 1840 or 1850's they changed thier name from renard to rayno i beleive his name was olivier some settled in new hampshere and my greatgrand parents settled in the area of fort ann whitehall area which is in upstate area of new yorknot to far from lake george region i know this does not help you but it is always good to know more rayno's maybe we could possibly be related somewhere down the line

well good by and good luck in your search
jeffrey pierre rayno

Obt

schmidt74 — 2005-08-14 14:34:28Z

I am looking for an obt on Walter Rayno born:June 4, 1928, maybe in the Concord NH area, died:June 5, 1975.
SSDI does not give a location as to where he died. Would anyone know how I could find that out. His parents were: Louis and Jennie (French) Rayno. Thank you very much for any help.
Joyce

family site update

2004-12-13 19:22:23Z

please check out the update and let me know what you think

Walter F. Rayno obit from NY 2000

LauraRivers518 — 2004-02-05 04:06:24Z

Re: John & Maggie Rayno

2003-10-22 19:43:15Z

Jeff Rayno,

I am responding to your message of Oct 3rd re: rayno family.. I have a lot of information on the raynos going back to the mid 1600's. It sounds like the same family as I have an Oliver connection also. At the moment I have all my info. packed up as I am moving within the next couple of weeks. Send me your email address and I'll get back to you. I travel through Fort Ann a couple of times a year on my way to Scotia NY. I'd be interested in visiting that cemetary.

rick

Re: John & Maggie Rayno

rte355 — 2003-10-09 23:42:35Z

hi my name is jeff rayno my father was born in upstate n.y in a little town called fort ann his father s name was oliver rayno who is my grand father my family came down from canada around 1840 or 1850 their name was changed from renard to rayno their was some members of the rayno family who settled in ticonderoga vermont new hampshire my grand father had some brothers i know one's name was peter i know nothing more about the others who settled in the other states but i do know their are a lot of rayno's buried in a cemetery in fort ann which is in upstate n.y.

if you have any info on when they came down from canada and who went where please feel free to contact me at
rte355@yahoo.com i do know that either the renard name or the rayno name means FOX OF THE LAUREL TREES maybe that can help you out

thanks jeffrey pierre rayno

Anna Rayno obituary

dactackm — 2003-08-31 13:33:31Z

Source: Standard-Speaker, Hazleton, PA April 24, 2003
Deceased: Rayno, Anna
Age: 84
Born:
Birth place: Junedale, PA
Death date: April 23, 2003
Place of death: Hazleton, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to the deceased

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2003-07-28 20:10:52Z

Yes, I would be interested.
my e-mail is : polar@worldpath.net
Joyce

John & Maggie Rayno

2002-12-09 01:15:04Z

I'm looking for info on the above captioned family. They were my grandmothers parents and were located in the Salisbury, Franklin area for many years around the 1880's. I'm particularly interested in their parents who are reportedly from Canada. I have had no luck making that connection.

Re: Louis Rayno

2002-09-17 01:05:19Z

Haven't heard from you in over 3 months. Thank you anyway for
inquiring about my search. I appreciated it.

obit for Keith A. Rayno

2002-06-21 22:42:06Z

The following obit originated with the Concord Monitor, in Concord, N.H. The Monitor does not guarantee the accuracy of original content that now resides off its web site.

Keith A. Rayno, WILMOT

WILMOT-Keith A. Rayno, 67, of Village Road, died Monday at New London Hospital. He was born in New London, the son of Henry and Evangeline (Berube) Rayno. He was a lifelong resident of Wilmot and spent weekends in Pittsburg. He graduated from Andover High School in 1953. He worked for Mountain View Oil in Wilmot and for Charles Carr Fuel for many years. He also worked as a truck driver for New London Fuel Co. for many years. He was a communicant of Immaculate Conception Church in Potter Place. Rayno was an active member of the Andover Fish and Game Club and a past member of the Wilmot Volunteer Fire Department. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. Survivors include three brothers, Gerald Rayno and David Rayno, both of Wilmot, and Peter Rayno for Bow; a sister, Joan O'Brien of Nashua; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Calling hours will be held Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. in Chadwick Funeral Services, 174 Main St., New London. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church, Potter Place. Burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery, Wilmot. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Andover Fish and Game Club, 392 Depot St., Andover 03216.

Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are. This is here as a lasting memorial for Mr. Rayno.

Re: Louis Rayno

2002-06-09 16:47:43Z

Louis Rayno is my grandmother's brother. Parents were Alexander and Mary LeClair.
Thank you very much for what help you can give me.
Sorry about your computer.
Joyce

Re: Louis Rayno

2002-06-09 11:23:34Z

Hi Sue,
You said that you had info on the Rayno's. Were you going to help me?
Joyce

Re: Louis Rayno

2002-05-22 21:43:37Z

Hi,
Louis was my grandmother's, Ada, brother. There parents were Alexander Rayno and Mary LeClair. There was also a brother Fred. Alex and Mary are buried in Franklin, N. H.
Joyce

Louis Rayno

2002-02-23 02:58:33Z

Hi,
Am looking for a Louis E. Rayno. He was born in Salisbury, N. H.
I think around May 1902. Parents were Alexander Rayno and Mary LeClair.
I beleive he moved to California. Any one know of him?
Thank you

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-24 21:05:54Z

I haven't got back that far but I will keep trying.

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-23 20:32:22Z

I have no wheres near that much. I have got back to my great grandparents. Alex and Mary. I just today found where she is. I have no birth dates or anything. I think Alex parents were:
'Oliver and Rosella Lacause. Thats all I have. If they came down from Canada I do not know where to go for that. It will probably take me a while.
Am at a standstill on the Durgin side.
Thanks
Joyce

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-23 00:50:14Z

Ada Rayno (Durgin) was my grandmother. My mother is her daughter. (Mabel)

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-20 17:00:39Z

THANK YOU! I think you have made my confusion a little less. I did not know which Alex was her father. The dates were a great help. This has been a great help to me. I know that they came down from Canada, but have nothing on that.
I will go through what I have and try to straighten it out. I would be greatly interested in anything else that you might want to share.
Again, thank you very much for the help. I appreciate it.
Joyce

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-19 21:31:44Z

Thank you again for any help you may have.
I have: Ada Mae Rayno born: April 28, 1888 in Salisbury, N.H. According to her death cert.parents were: Alec Rayno and Mary LeClare, both born in Salisbury.? She died: Jan. 19, 1943 in Franklin, N. H.
According to her obt. she had three sisters: Eva, Elsie, and Josie, and two brothers: Frederick and Louis.
Now, I have two Alexander Raynos.first: lived on Ward Road in Franklin. Died: May 15, 1906, and was 67 yrs. old. Was born in St Jean Baptiste, Canada. Parents were: Jacques Rayno and Marguerite Poirier. No wife listed.
Second: Alec Rayno: died in Salisbury N.H. Sept 5, 1903 and was 44 yrs old. Was born in Vermont. Parents were: Oliver Rayno and Rosella Lacause. No wife listed. This Alex had a brother Iseral. (same parents names on death cert.)
I do not know which one was Ada's Parents.
Am not sure if one was the others father or not.
Found obt's, but no names were given for children.

I live in Northfield, N. H. about 1 mile from Franklin.
Thank you again. Anything you have will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

2001-10-18 21:11:50Z

Fantastic! I am having a hard time finding any info on the Rayno family. If I send you what infor I have would you be willing to help me out.
Thanks
Joyce

Raino family tree

2001-04-14 17:34:02Z

Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned, the next step in my research is to return to Italy, figuratively, of course, although I do hope to travel there soon to find out more about the Siano/DiSanti families.
I might mention that I do live very close to Washington, D.C., and I frequently go to the National Archives to view records. So, If I can be of assistance in any way, please let me know.
If I find out any more about the Raino family, I'll contact you.

Salvatore Raino

2001-04-14 12:28:49Z

The only info I have on Salvatore Raino was found on my mother's birth certificate. He was born in Italy in 1890, immigrated to USA and was a barber at 355 Main St, Hartford, CT in 1930. He is listed as my mother's father on the birth certificate. My mother's mother was Angelina Parisi. If you know or find anything else about my grandfather Salvatore, please let me know.

Raino

2001-04-13 17:37:20Z

I am in the process of tracing my family's roots (DiSanti & Siano). My maternal great-grandfather, Mateo Siano, emigrated to this country from Salerno, Province of Campania, in Italy. He arrived in this country around 1892 and settled in Springfield, Mass. His wife's name was Maria Raino. At this point in my research, I have no other information on the Raino side of the family, but my next step will be to explore the family's history in Italy. Do you have any more information on Salvatore Raino?

Rayneau Dan

2001-01-15 22:01:31Z

Looking for descendents of Dan Rayneau and
Elizabeth Van Camp. I am doing the Van Camp
family tree and have info back to 1602 but
am missing Dan Elizabeth's children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren. I will share what I
have.

Rayno information search

2003-02-01 09:24:56Z

My name is Jannette Avelar, and I am searching for information about my GGrandmother. Her name was Susan Rayno, and she was born and raised in Lawrence, MA. Rayno is her married name. She had several children, including one adopted son named Joe Rayno. My grandmother was named Eileene. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Jannette

obit for Robert J. Rayno

2003-01-13 23:42:41Z

The following obit originated with the Concord Monitor, in Concord N.H. The Monitor does not
guarantee the accuracy of original content that now resides off its web site.

Robert J. Rayno, SANBORNTON

Saturday, Jan. 11, 2003

SANBORNTON-Robert J. Rayno, 78, of Lower Bay Road, died
Wednesday at Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia. He was born in
Franklin, the son of Henry and Mary Anne (Trottier) Rayno. He was raised in
Franklin and graduated from Franklin High School. He served with the U.S.
Army Battery A, 343rd Artillery Battalion during World War II in the
European Theater and the invasion of Normandy. Rayno worked for the
former Griffin Hacksaw Shop in Franklin, Scott and Williams in Laconia and
for New Hampshire Ball Bearing in Laconia for 22 years before retiring in
1990. He was a life member and former commander of Franklin VFW Post
No. 1698 and was a member of the Whiteman-Davidson American Legion
Post No. 49 in Northfield. He was an avid fan of Notre Dame football. He
formerly attended St. Paul Church in Franklin and was a communicant of St.
Joseph Church in Laconia. Survivors include his wife, Connie (Ramirez) Rayno
of Sanbornton; two brothers, Roger Rayno of Laconia and Bernard Rayno of
Gilford; a sister, Phyllis Belanger of Laconia; and nieces and nephews. A
brother, Peter Rayno, died in 1997. Calling hours will be held Monday from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Thibault-Neun Funeral Home, 143 Franklin St.,
Franklin. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Monday at 11 a.m. in
St. Paul Church, School Street, Franklin. Burial will be held in the spring in
Holy Cross Cemetery in Franklin.

Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are.
This is here as a lasting memorial for Mr. Rayno.

Re: Rayno's of N.H.

NikkiCaruso28 — 2003-07-28 19:10:12Z

Hello - I was reading your messages with interest. I, too, have some information dating back to the 1600's for the Rayno/Renard/Renaud family. I am a descendent of Peter Rayno who I believe was Alexander's brother. Would you be interested in sharing the information that you have? I will share mine and hopefully we can fill in each other's gaps.

rayno family web sight

plussize2000 — 2002-12-31 22:10:52Z

http://www.geocities.com/raynofamily/ check it out

Re: Rayno's of N.H.