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Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

EttaStell61 — 2009-11-06 14:48:53Z

It's an unusual name, It was my grandmothers name.Mom didn't have a thing to do with it.grandpa went to the hosp every time a baby was born, I was the first girl.

Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

freeames1 — 2009-11-06 03:28:00Z

Hello Etta,

I mailed my Raner Family sources to you & Claudia yesterday.
Claudia has by e-mail my Raner Family Report.

Hope it helps you, looking forward to maybe learning more about the Raner family.

I forgot to mention on another side of my family that I have a Great Grandmother named Etta.

Take Care,
Debbie Freeman

Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

freeames1 — 2009-11-02 21:03:22Z

Hello Etta,

No problem. I will have the copies in the mail to you by Friday.

I am having a hard time locating Joshua Raner. Do you know when or where Joshua Raner was born or died, or is buried?
I assume he died before 1850, leaving Hannah a widow to raise her younger children.

Are the Raner's in the Owasco Rural Cemetery in Onondaga County next door to Owasco, Cayuga Co., NY related to our Joshua Raner?

The online version of the cemetery has a Willie Hall which matches.

I have joined the Ranyner Family Association as well.

Hopefully one day I can locate information on all 11 children (according to Hannah's 1865 census) of Joshua Raner and Hannah Vangilder.

Thank You once again,
Debbie Freeman

freeames at comcast dot net

Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

EttaStell61 — 2009-11-02 14:16:12Z

Yes, I would like copies of what you have.
Send them to
Etta Mae Stell @
1491 route 488
Phelps n.y. 15432

Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

freeames1 — 2009-11-02 00:58:05Z

Hello,

Thank You for your reply. I appreciate it. Yes I believe they are the correct couple. I have my ancestors Nebraska death certificate, and the Nebraska cemetery information, as well as the 1850 census. The 1850 (Wells Hall household, Cortlandville, Cortland Co., NY) census says she was born in Cayuga Co., NY. Her death certificate says Joshua Raner and Hannah Vangilder as her parents, most of her children are born in Niles, Cayuga Co. NY.

I have given Claudia Manchaster my contact information to share, and will probably be mailing what little Raner family information (copies that I have, some of which I have mentioned) to Claudia this week.

Would you like copies of these as well?

At present I do not have a scanner yet. So I am mailing them the old fashion way. US Post Office.

Thanks again, Debbie Freeman

PS - Thank You for sharing the variation of the spelling. I would like to try to locate Joshua in the pre 1850 census.

Re: Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

EttaStell61 — 2009-11-01 15:08:07Z

Hi,My g-grandfather was Jeremiah Raner and he married Elmira banks.His father was joshua Ranerand his wife's name was Hannah v ? they may be some of yourancestors.

Conklin, Tuthill, Raynor familes from Southold L.I. to Brooklyn, NY

BobRaynor — 2009-09-24 23:46:54Z

I'm trying to find more information on the children of Nancy Conklin & Ezekiel Raynor, any help appreciated

Descendants of Lewis Conklin
Generation No. 1

1. Lewis1 Conklin was born September 18, 1768 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and died January 27, 1832 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York. He married Lydia Tuthill Abt. 1798 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York. She was born January 27, 1770 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and died July 23, 1833 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York.

Child of Lewis Conklin and Lydia Tuthill is:
+ 2 i. Nancy2 Conklin, born January 29, 1792 in Shelter Island, New York; died February 05, 1854 in Brooklyn, New York.

Generation No. 2

2. Nancy2 Conklin (Lewis1)1 was born January 29, 1792 in Shelter Island, New York, and died February 05, 1854 in Brooklyn, New York. She married Ezekiel Raynor2 March 18, 1814, son of Elijah Raynor and Rebecca Smith. He was born February 01, 1790 in Hempstead, Queens, and died February 06, 1835.

Notes for Nancy Conklin:
Publication: Brooklyn Eagle Newspaper
Dated: February 6, 1854 page # 2

Died:
In this city on the 5th inst., inst. Nancy, wife of Ezekiel Raynor, age 62 years and 8 days, the relatives and friends are requested to attend her funeral on Tuesday, 7th inst., at 11 o'clock, from 289 Schemerhorn Street.

Children of Nancy Conklin and Ezekiel Raynor are:
3 i. Tuthill3 Raynor.
4 ii. Phebe C. Raynor.
5 iii. Elijah Raynor.

Endnotes

1. Brooklyn Eagle Newspaper.
2. Notes of Gerald Van Sise Raynor - Edward's Family Linage Gen

Lydia Tuthill is the daughter of James & Elizabeth (Mack) Tuthill I'm trying to find more data or verification of the children of Ezekiel & Nancy as its my direct lineage. So, any help, thoughts, etc is greatly appreciated... from LI genealogies website where I found this is info on descendants of Nancy Conklin & Ezekiel Raynor also it lists as sources - Historic Papers on Shelter Island & its Presbyterian Church, by Jacob Mallman published 1899 A.M. Bustard and the History of the Hopping Family in England and genealogy of the John Hopping family in America

James J. MATTHEWS born 1831 NY

BobRaynor — 2009-09-23 04:52:46Z

Seeking the parents of James J. MATTHEWS, born December 14, 1831, died October 18, 1877, buried Greenfield Cemetery, L.I., N.Y. Lot #10 married Maryette (or Mary E.) PINE 1824 -1880 buried Greenfield Cemetery, L.I., N.Y. Lot # 10, daughter of David PINE & Mary (May) RAYNOR

Joshua Raner & Hannah Vangilder

freeames1 — 2009-09-18 14:10:26Z

Hello,

Has anyone come across a Joshua Raner (probably Raynor) probably born about 1800? Might be spelled Joaisha Raner as well. Married a Hannah Vangilder. They lived in the Cayuga County, NY area. Daughter Almira Raner born in 1829 in Cayuga Co., NY.

Thanks,
Debbie Freeman

Joseph PETTIT & Abigail RAYNOR NY

BobRaynor — 2009-09-10 06:01:44Z

Joseph PETTIT married on June 4, 1822, (probably Hempstead, Queens) Abigail RAYNOR. Can anyone shed some light into this relationship?

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

BobRaynor — 2009-09-07 22:19:13Z

did you order it form Long island Genealogies by chance??? If so, that's another cousin Mac Titmus.. small world now ain't it! Bob

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

erollins10241 — 2009-09-07 21:35:14Z

Hi Bob,
Thank you very much for all of the information. I wanted to let you know I found a CD on line with all of the Raynor Family books and updates.
I just received it today and am very pleased with it. Sometimes these things are not what they advertise. The company is GenealogyCDs.com The price was $15.00 and it was here within less than a week.It is a PDF file so very easy to look through and print.

Regards, Sharon

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

BobRaynor — 2009-09-03 21:34:16Z

Perry descends from Thurston Raynor. I descend from Thurston nephew Edward from his broher Samuel. Thurston came to America with his family; and Edward an orphan as both his parents died. Edward settle in Hempstead area; aka Raynor Neck, Raynor South, Raynortown (now called Freeport) while Thurston settle in Southampton area of Long Island. I am family reseacher for the Raynor Family Association for Edward's lineage; but if I see something on the surname Raynor, I will try to assist. Bob

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

erollins10241 — 2009-09-03 14:02:43Z

After trying to find Perry in the 1880 census and his son Benjamin H. I have come to the conclusion they went to North Dak. as you mentioned in your post due to the fact Benjamins daughter was born in 1883 in N. Dak.I am sure by a first marriage.
It does seem they returned. Perry to Clarksville Ne as he was in the 1885 state census. There is a picture of his gravestone in the Bureau Cenetery in Clarks Nebraska. Elcys name is there but not her date of death.
Thought you woould like to check it out.
What relation are you if any to Perry?
Thanks Sharon

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

erollins10241 — 2009-09-01 02:24:34Z

Thank you very much for your assistance. I had found a family tree and hoping to verify the information.
I am doing this for a childhood friend who has always gone by the name Gilmore. She has known nothing of this family.
I found Benjamin Hamilton in Princeton Bureau Illinois in 1900 with Ella listed as Ellen,Phebe age 11 amd Bertha age 16. The not named son is Howard her father.
Do you know if Benjamin was married prior to Ella? The ages of the girls suggest he may have been.
Sharon

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

BobRaynor — 2009-09-01 01:23:22Z

Also Perry's sister Phebe Ann RAYNOR married John Hamilton COREY, brother of Elsie.

Re: Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

BobRaynor — 2009-09-01 01:19:50Z

Perry Raynor is Perry Lorenzo RAYNOR, born August 11, 1833 (or 1835), Farmington, Pennsylvania died 19 December 1910, buried Fairview Cemtery, Clarke, North Dakota. He is the somn of Benjamin Laws RAYNOR, (Nathaniel, Joseph, Josiah, Joseph, Thurston) born ca January 1800 Manor, NY died 4March 1850, Farmington, Pennsylvania, age 50 years 2 days. He married on September 1826 , Mary Ann LANE, born 25 December 1810, Manor, NY, died 26 February 1891, Galesburg, illinois, buried North Prarie Cemetery, daughter of Doxy & Mary (Matthews) LANE of Manor, NY Mary ann married as her 2nd husband abt 1850, James McDONALD, died 16 June 1854, Pine Grove, Warren Co., PA
Perry had 9 brothers & sisters...

Perry Lorenzo RAYNOR born 11 August 1833 (or 1835), Farmington, PA, died 19 December 1910, buried Fairview Cemetery, Clarke, North Dakota, he married on 23 February 1858 at Ohio, Illinois, Elsa Jane COREY, born 1 February 1841, Waverly, Morgan, Illinois, daughter of Hamilton Frisby & Esther Ann (Mead) COREY of Ohio, bureau Co., IL
his children
Benjamin Hamilton RAYNOR, John Peter RAYNOR, Franklin William RAYNOR, born 31 May 1865 Lester Laws RAYNOR, born 5 December 1873 Amanda Elizabeth RAYNOR, born 20 April, 1877

Perry Raynor b 1835 Pa md. Elcie Elsa Corey

erollins10241 — 2009-08-31 20:52:36Z

Looking for Perry L. Raynor b abt 1835 in Pa married Elcie Corey 1858 in Bureau Co. Illinois. Had son Benjamin b1859. Son of Benjamin is Howard Raynor b 1900 . Mother Ella Comer.

Ella Comer later married John E. Gilmore. Howard Raynor then took step fathers name and is known as Howard Gilmore.

Any help appreciated.

Sharon

Re: Daniel Knowlton, died in 1864

winspeare — 2009-05-16 15:04:40Z

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Here is your Daniel Knowlton, totally unrelated to my bunch. His father was from New Hampshire. If you post again, I suggest doing it to the Knowlton board because your person has no connection to Raynors, and it is confusing to have the posts here.

Re: Jemima or Jemina or Manina Raynor and Daniel Knowlton/Nolton

winspeare — 2009-05-16 12:31:53Z

Not sure if I ever replied to you or Mr. Raynor, but thanks for all the additional information. I have printed it out and hope it will help with an article I have written on Daniel and his descendants. So much is yet unknown. Every Knowlton descendant I have traced so far has died out as far as the surname, but I never have discovered all of Daniel's children.

Daniel Knowlton, died in 1864

winspeare — 2009-05-16 12:18:03Z

This Daniel Knowlton, b ca 1750, is unrelated to the Daniel of your post. There are two Daniel Knowltons in this branch of the Knowltons who may have died in 1864, one in April. Did your Daniel die in Memphis, TN? I have a birth for him, 26 June 1836, but no place, and no death date? Let's switch this discussion to the Knowlton message board. You can see data on Rootsweb's Worldconnect:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

TUFFYM — 2009-05-25 23:38:16Z

My gggrandmother Harriet Raynor was born in Herkimer Co. I think her father was Stephen Raynor. Do you know of any connection to your Raynor's. Faye

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

TUFFYM — 2009-05-27 01:39:39Z

I had thought that Stephen Rayonr and Catherine Carpenter were the parents of Harriet. However in all the records from Waukesham Wis Harriet is not listed. Only Martha J and George are listed as their children. Harriet Married Albert Nelson White, who was older than her and the story goes that the family disowned her. If Stephen was a brother this may make more sense. I am interested in finding more John David Raynor information. It seems that she listed her parents as Stephen and Catherine Raynor on her marriage cert. to Andrew Jackson Besst. This was found in his civil war documents.

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

TUFFYM — 2009-05-26 15:03:55Z

My Stephen Raynor was born in 1809 and Harriet was born in 1832, Stephen was a carpenter. He settled in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Re: Raynor

cheryl581 — 2009-07-25 17:26:27Z

Jennifer, I am at a brick wall. My Raynors that I found started out in NY. James H Raynor married Athelia Ward Robb. My grandfather was William Claude Raynor. James and Athelia are buried in Vail, IA. I don't know if any of the other Raynors ever lived in Omaha that maybe connected. All of James children were born in Crawford County, Hays IA. I haven't even been able to connect to any other Raynors that may be related.

Thank you,
Cheryl

Frances Weston Owen Raynor lived in Ms

Ruth_Burt — 2009-08-02 21:00:45Z

Looking for background of Frances Weston Owen, b. in S.C., Married William J. Raynor.They lived in Ms. My grandmother, Medora Frances was one of their 4 children.

Arthur RAYNOR, born 1876, Indiana

BobRaynor — 2009-08-20 01:58:55Z

Seeking the parents of Arthur RAYNOR, born September 1876, Indiana, married Florence ? , born March 1880, children Kenneth & Leilia. 1900 residing Los angeles, California, Any help appreciated

Luther Floyd RAYNOR, born ca 1852 Indiana

BobRaynor — 2009-08-20 01:56:42Z

Seeking to identify the parents of Luther F. RAYNOR, born ca 1852, Tippercanoe, Indiana, possibly married Mary Emily PARKER, born Feb. 19, 1864 Tippercanoe, Indiana. In 1880 residing in Fairfield, Tippercanoe, Indiana. any help appreciated

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

BobRaynor — 2009-05-26 21:33:54Z

John David Raynor had a daughter named Harriet born ca 1832 - verified by 1850 census. I do have his brother Stephan (no other info) as marrying a Kathleen "Katie" Carpenter. Does this ring a bell? I'll check my papers as I also helped Brett with his tree..

Bob

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

msawdey1 — 2009-05-27 00:50:46Z

OK--sounds good. Do we have dates and other information for Lewis and Stephen, to plug them into the genealogy collected by the Long Island branch? It's certainly plausible that they would "inch" their way west, first into eastern New York and then on to some such place as Chautauqua County--though I am struck, in reading the genealogy of the Long Island Raynors, at just how firmly they seemed to stick to that spot.

Side story: I had done a little piecing-together over the years, but mostly on the Godards, my mother's mother's family, and on the Sawdeys, my father's. But I have long had an interest in the 17th century diarist Samuel Pepys, so when a book was published a couple of years ago on "The Plot Against Samuel Pepys," I, naturally enough, got it and read it. This takes place in the 1670s-80s, after the diary years, when Pepys was implicated in a "popish" plot (his political enemies tried to prove he was a secret Catholic, which could have been the end of him in that time, in England). One of Pepys's accusers was a shadowy character who bounced around from England to New England to the Caribbean, and, along the way, marries a Deborah Raynor on Long Island. From there, it was only a Google away to finding the large and very connected family that has been growing away in that area since the 1640s. I'll be delighted if we can, finally, get the connection worked out, to the western New York family.

Thanks so much for the additional clues.

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

msawdey1 — 2009-05-26 02:30:01Z

That's helpful, Pam. I would very much appreciate receiving the information that you and Brett have worked out about the connection to the Long Island Raynors. I gather that the younger son, John D(avid) Raynor, my gggrandfather who was subsequently born in Chautauqua County in 1838, simply has a different middle initial than his father. In my family records, such as they are, the two are referred to as Sr. and Jr. The other thing I have been trying to sort out is John D.'s Civil War service. Again, family history has it that he served, but I haven't, so far, found the specific regimental and/or GAR information. I have a photograph of him, with his wife, Mary Russell Raynor, that I'll be happy to share, if you, or anyone else on the board, is interested. Again, many thanks.

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

msawdey1 — 2009-05-26 02:16:30Z

Hi--Sorry, but I don't have Harriet or Stephen in my records.

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

msawdey1 — 2009-05-25 20:28:27Z

In my records, I have my great-great grandfather as John D(avid?) Raynor, Sr., born 1802, and married to Sally Smith. His son, John D. Raynor, Jr., is born in Chautauqua County, 1838. Could we be talking about the same people here? I have been frustrated in tracing the Raynors back past my great grandfather, because there is a great deal of information on the Raynors on Long Island (Suffolk County), who arrive from England around 1640, but there is no visible connection to the Raynors of Chautauqua County. One story in my family was that the family had a French connection (the name is Norman French and is found on both sides of the Channel)--any connection with the brothers John (Jean?) and Modest Raynor, who arrive from France just after the revolution (theirs as well as ours)?

Re: Higby RAYNOR; Nathan RAYNOR & son George Washington RAYNOR

Bobbiejg35 — 2009-07-06 03:47:48Z

Hi Gail,
I'm also looking for Higby and Job,my g.grandfather Nathan Raynor is buried in the same cemetery that my mother and grandparents are in Cutchogue long island.If you have any thing at all will you please e-mail me.
thank you Barbara,bulldogachers@yahoo.com

Re: Daniel Knowlton, died in 1864

angelkitties138 — 2009-05-16 14:47:08Z

Hi, thank you for your answer. My Daniel c Knowlton was born,2-6-1840, NY. He died in the civil war KIA, 10-19-1864 at cedar creek, va. Hope this helps you.
Will check what u sent me.
Shelia

Re: Jemima or Jemina or Manina Raynor and Daniel Knowlton/Nolton

angelkitties138 — 2009-05-16 06:13:35Z

Hi--I am lookin for a relative to Daniel C. Knowlton, he was killed in the civil war oct.19,1864, was in 114th, com K from Cazenovia, Madison co,NY.,I am not a relative, but think he may have known my great poppop-Orsemus D. Hill, was also in the 114th, com K. Lookin for a pic of Daniel but cant seem to find one. Also cant seem to contact someone that maybe related to Daniel.
Anyones help would be so greatly apprecicated.
May name is Shelia W.(Hill)Lomax---kingdomorgans@earthlink.net

Re: Jemima or Jemina or Manina Raynor and Daniel Knowlton/Nolton

angelkitties138 — 2009-05-16 06:13:31Z

Re: Higby RAYNOR; Nathan RAYNOR & son George Washington RAYNOR

CaroleeDiamond6 — 2009-07-12 16:54:18Z

Higby Raynor is buried in Baiting Hollow Cemetery

http://longislandgenealogy.com/BaitingHollowCem/BaitingHollo...

If this link does not take you to the listing for the cemetery go to
http://longislandgenealogy.com

Long Island Records

Baiting hollow

Re: Higby RAYNOR; Nathan RAYNOR & son George Washington RAYNOR

CaroleeDiamond6 — 2009-07-12 16:53:03Z

Higby Raynor is buried in Baiting Hollow Cemetery

http://longislandgenealogy.com/BaitingHollowCem/BaitingHollo...

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

pamkpamk55 — 2009-05-26 10:15:32Z

That's very possible. We believe that our John D. (born 1802 in Herkimer, to Chautauqua in 1830's) was the son of Lewisof Herkimer Co. Lewis' father was Stephen. He could also have had a son named Stephen....so depending on when Harriet was born, one of them could have been her father. Again, let me see what I have in my mess of notes, emails, etc as I am SO unorganized. Pam

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

pamkpamk55 — 2009-05-26 10:11:30Z

I think I confused myself with middle initials!! John Sr. is also John D. (sorry) My records are "here, there, and everywhere" so if you can give me a few days, I can get together what I have. I keep saying"When I retire" I'm getting my geneolology work organized...and that day hasn't come yet! Brett and I "believe" that John Sr.'s father was Lewis Raynor and Lewis' father was Stephen. (Hence the Long Island to Herkimer to Chautauqua connection.)

Re: John S. Raynor - Herkimer to Chautauqua

pamkpamk55 — 2009-05-25 23:12:48Z

Yes, this is my family too. My ggg grandfather was Henry Raynor, son of John S. and Sally. Henry was born in 1832 in Herkimer Co. and then came to Chautauqua County as a small child with his parents. My info. says that John S. was brought to Chautauqua in 1835 by the Holland Land Company as a surveyor and carpenter. I believe all of the other children of John S. and Sally were born in Chautauqua County. I am a seventh generation Raynor in Chautauqua Co. Do you know Brett Raynor? He is a descendent of John(the son) too and lives on Long Island. I do have more info. thanks to him and we DO believe we have figured out the connection from Long Island to Herkimer to Chautauqua. Can never be sure, but if you'd like me to forward that info. to you, I'd be glad to.

Re: Raynor's

daja1981 — 2009-05-19 19:17:30Z

I have Raynor's from Johnston, Grantham, and Wayne Counties.

William J. Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-08-02 21:01:28Z

I'm not sure if it's the same William, but my GG-Grandfather was William J. Raynor, born in NY. My G-Grandfather was Charles Aloysius Raynor, born in Ohio. Maybe it's the same person? I've hit a brick wall there, I know who my GG-Grandfather is. I have little information, but if this might help, let me know.

Sincerely,
Jennifer Raynor

Re: Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-08-02 19:42:48Z

Hi Cheryl,

It is a daunting task trying to locate ancestors. I wish you luck. Have you tried the genealogy section at your library? Or maybe there is a Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints in your town, they usually have a genealogy section that the public has access to. They are helpful, too.

Sincerely,
Jennifer L. Raynor

Re: Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-07-25 17:40:10Z

Hi Cheryl,
My Raynors also started out in NY, all I know is that Thurston Raynor started it all when he migrated from England. I am a 2nd cousin to John P. Raynor S.J. 1923-1997. He was the president of Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI from 1965 to 1990. I was blessed to have known him. I'm unsure which Raynors are left in Omaha, but Father John had something like 8 or 9 siblings. I'm still trying to find as much information, beyond what I know, that I can. Good luck in you search and I will keep you updated if I find anything for you. I'd be willing to bet that we are distantly related. Since my father, Charles A. Raynor Jr. was an only child, I haven't any first cousins on his side of my family. I was able to find his parent's death records though. You might want to check out this site, if you haven't already: http://www.ehow.com/how_2338392_free-genealogy-records.html

Sincerely,
Jennifer Raynor

Re: Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-07-25 04:44:49Z

Hi Cheryl, I am related to the Raynor's in Omaha. Bill sr. and Mary Raynor were very dear to me as a child. I only know how to contact Bill jr. who lives in Wisconsin. He gave me a website that I could view pics of Thurston on and I missplaced the url. I have not had time to call Bill jr., do you by chance know what the url is? I can be contacted @ jenniferlraynor@yahoo.com

Re: Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-07-25 02:52:54Z

I have a different email adress now, it's jenniferlraynor@yahoo.com

Re: Raynor Family

jenniferlraynor — 2009-07-25 02:44:58Z

I was also told by my 2nd cousin William Raynor that I am a decendent of Thurston Raynor

Re: Raynor

jenniferlraynor — 2009-07-25 02:40:04Z

Update to my 11/1999 post...I am just Jennifer Lee Raynor again, I have not children. My father's name is Charles Aloysius Raynor. I have a younger sister, Charlaine Ann Abbott nee Raynor and a younger brother Charles Aloysius Raynor III. I now live in Ocala, FL.