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Probate File of John Rainey, d.1939, Enid, Garfield Co., OK. (Garfield Co.
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DAR Record Copy of the descendents of Revolutionary War Soldier, William
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_William H "Bill" BOLLINGER _|
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| _Wesley BRANSCOMB _+
|_Sarah Elizabeth BRANSCUM ___|
|_Jane DOBBS _______
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_John BRANSCOMB ____+
_Thomas BRANSCOMB ____|
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|_Barbara (BRANSCOMB) _|
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_Richard BRANSCOMB _|
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| _Robert PROCTOR _
|_Sarah PROCTOR _____|
|_Mary (PROCTOR) _
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_M William BRANSCUM _______+
_William Hamilton BRANSCUM _|
| |_Rebecca E MAVITY _________
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|--Marilan BRANSCUM
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| _Andrew Ramsey STEPHENSON _+
|_Lockey Letha STEPHENSON ___|
|_Rachel Matilda DAVIS _____
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[1093] Information from husband Danny Laymon, 3/2000.
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_John Richard POWELL ________|
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|--Lawton Brady POWELL
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| _William H "Bill" BOLLINGER _
|_Samantha Isabell BOLLINGER _|
|_Sarah Elizabeth BRANSCUM ___+
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_William RAINEY ______+
_Benjamin RAINEY ___|
| |_Mary ABEL ___________
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|--John Sullinger RAINEY
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| _Peter (?) SULLINGER _
|_Nancy S SULLINGER _|
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[222]
John was bequeathed 500 acres of land on Turnbull Creek in Tennessee, by his
father, William. (William's will probated 1811). This is located in both former and
present day Dickson County, Tennessee (middle Tennessee).
February 20, 1828 John S. RAINEY sold land in Orange County, North
Carolina to Benjamin Hurdle. He moved to Tennessee about 1810 (Gentry County
MO Genealogy Society), however he is not listed in either the 1830 or 1840
census lists for the state of Tennessee. The land he sold in North Carolina
may have been the land his father left him when he died.
After John's father died in 1811, he likely lived with either his
older brother, William, in Rutherford County, Tennesse or his older
brother, Benjamin Abel, in Orange until ca.1830.. A Benjamin 'RONEY'
is listed in the 1836 tax list of Carroll County, Tennessee along with
John 'RONEY' and a William 'RONEY'. This group is not listed in the
1839 Carroll tax list.
Soon after he married, John moved his family moved to the Andrew County (northwestern) area of Missouri, from Tennessee in 1838 where John was a farmer and reportedly ran a still house and then DeKalb County, Missouri in 1846 (Gentry Co., Missouri Genealogical Society, 1996). May 1, 1846, he deeded land in Andrew County to Benjamin Holt. In 1850, the family made a final move to the Owl Creek homestead in Gentry County Missouri, which has remained in the Rainey family at least as of 1905. Wife, Elizabeth's newspaper obituary (1903) indicates the family lived in DeKalb County until the move to Gentry. Son, William's obituary (1921) states Andrew.
(John's brother Benjamin is listed in the 1850 census for Andrew County,
Missouri).
John S Rainey's estate was probated between the years 1885-1902 in
Gentry County, Missouri. He left no will per information from the
Gentry Courthouse in Albany.
In the June, 1983, 3rd Volume of "Rainey Times", (Marynell Bryant,Ed.)
, John's granddaughter, Elva Eunice (sister of grandson, Edward
Arthur Rainey) is named as a descendent of William Rainey, Orange Co., NC.
[1171]
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File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Betty Mayes
ulalee@visionet.org
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Book Five. Orange County, NC Marriage Bonds. R - Z
Groom Bride Date of Bond Witness
Raney, John Haley Warren 6 Oct. 1827 John Cox
This is likely John's first brief marriage, though name spelling of 'Raney' is incorrect.
[217]
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"Gentry County, Mo. 1861 Tax Assessor's Book",(Northwest Missouri Genealogy
[218]
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US Land Patent Number 3163 for Benjamin Holt
[221]
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"1896 Gentry Co. Mo. Land Owner's Atlas With Maps", (September, 1982,Northwest
[216]
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US Federal Censuses for Missouri 1850-1880.
[219]
[S34]
"Gentry County Missouri Probate Index,1885-1902";Probate File of John S RAINEY
[220]
[S35]
"Alamance County: The Legacy of its People and Places", (Elinor Amons Euliss,
[1170]
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[1129]
[S26]
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_Edward Arthur RAINEY ____+
_Edward Duane RAINEY __|
| |_Miretta Pearl MCKISSICK _+
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| _Luther Elgin WARREN _____+
|_Irene Carolyn WARREN _|
|_Rosellar Vala BRANSCUM __+
_Samuel Swinney RAINEY __+
_John Littleton RAINEY ___|
| |_Francis Melvina MATHIS _+
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|--Julian C. RAINEY
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| _Henry TILBURY __________
|_Florence Dusene TILBURY _|
|_Catherine PENNY ________
[1111]
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Information from Robert Lewis Raupp, great grandson of John L. Rainey
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_William RAINEY ______+
_Benjamin RAINEY ___|
| |_Mary ABEL ___________
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|--Mary "Polly" RAINEY
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| _Peter (?) SULLINGER _
|_Nancy S SULLINGER _|
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[579]
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DAR Record Copy of the service of Reverend Benjamin Rainey, filed by Esther
[580]
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DAR Record Copy of the service of Reverend Benjamin Rainey, filed by Esther
[581]
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_William RAINEY ______+
_Benjamin RAINEY ___|
| |_Mary ABEL ___________
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|--Rachel RAINEY
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| _Peter (?) SULLINGER _
|_Nancy S SULLINGER _|
|______________________
[575]
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DAR Record Copy of the service of Reverend Benjamin Rainey, filed by Esther
[576]
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DAR Record Copy of the service of Reverend Benjamin Rainey, filed by Esther
[577]
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GRANTOR/GRANTEE INDEX OF JOHNSTON, DOBBS, AND LENOIR COUNTIES
Transcribed by Martha Mewborn Marble, 1377 Independence Ave, SE
Washington, D. C. 20003
BOOK l - Nov l746 - April l750
FROM TO PAGE #
Teague, William William Rainey (Rainy) 192
BOOK 2 - April 1750 - April 1754
FROM TO PAGE #
Rainey, William William Teague 128
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File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Louise Overton
DFGM43A@PRODIGY.COM
Colonial Records from N.C. Archives
Regulator Movement.....
At the Battle of Alamance on 16 May 1771, the militia under the command
of Royal Governor William Tryon defeated approximately 2,000 Regulators.
It may never be possible to identify all of the Regulators. Many have
been lost to history. Of the six who were hanged at Hillsborough after
the battle, the names of two are no longer known.
Capt. Benjamin Merrell, one of the North Carolina "Regulators"(colonial
patriots opposing British tyranny).............
These men from ORANGE CO. NC, all signed the Regulator Advertisement and
most were in the Battle of Alamance.
John RAINEY
1768 signed petition to Tryon
William RANEY
1768 signed petition to Tryon, signed Regular advertisement
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RAINEY TIMES, VOL 3, 1983 , PAGE 140
VOLUME II, ORANGE CO, NC 1777-1788(ALMA CHEEK REDDEN 1966)
William Rainey, living in the Chatham District of Orange County was appointed Justice of the Peace, May 1777.
William appears in Chatham on 1790 Orange Co., NC Census with 4 white males over 16.
William and Mary mentioned several times jointly as witnesses to deeds and wills.
A possible will record for William names wife, Mary, son David, and grandsons William Baker and William 'Rany' Gwin, and William 'Rany'. He also mentions a brother David 'Raney' and a John Baker (relationship unknown).
[William 'Rany' is probably Benjamin's son]
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[FROM ABSTRACTS OF WILLS IN ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 1800-1850.]
RANY, WILLIAM WILL DATED 24 JULY 1797, PROVED AUG 1813. WIFE: MARY. SON: DAVID RANY; GRANDSONS: WILLIAM BAKER (UNDER AGE), WM. RANY GWIN (UNDER AGE), WILLIAM RANY. JOHN BAKER (NO RELATIONSHIP STATED); BROTHER DAVID RANY. EXECUTORS: WIFE MARY AND SON DAVID RANY. WIT: WM THRAILKILL, JOHN GIL, AND ROBERT DUNCAN.
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There was a William Baker and John Baker, Sr. living with a David RAINEY, and several of his children, (listed are three males under 16 and six females), in Fayette, Anson County (later part of Orange County, NC) per the North Carolina census 1790 schedules.
(No other listing for a David Rainey found on this schedule)
However, there is also a land grant from William Rainey to a John BAKER, Aug 7, 1782, Deed Book 2, page 385-
William Rainey's son, David, still could have lived with him at this time. William was shown with four white polls (males over 16). Benjamin had his own land at this time so I'm not sure who the other two males are.
(Source: 1790 US Federal Census Schedules for North Carolina , -agrees w/ inf in 'Rainey Times', Vol.3, 1983 pgs. 140-141).
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(William's son Benjamin had a son also named William.)
(There must be a daughter who married a GWIN and a daughter who married a BAKER.)
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A David RAINEY died in Orange County, c.1801, with several children.(named in his will are: sons - James, John, David and daughters - Catherine and Jinny, and wife Jinsy[?]). (Rainey Times, Vol.3, 1983 pgs. 140-141.) In this David's will, several children are named, none of them William, and no grandchildren.
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The Anson County David Rainey was probably William Rainey's brother, given the ages in household, but then what is the Baker relationship? The John Baker, Sr., mentioned above could have been a son-in-law to William Rainey,and nephew by marriage to David. Thus, William Baker becomes John Baker's son, David's nephew, and William's Grandson.
However, if the Anson County David Rainey was William Rainey's son, John Baker could have been a brother-in-law.
The 1800 Census for Orange County, North Carolina shows a David 'Rainney'[this spelling does not reappear in later census'] with two males between ages 26 and 45, two females ages 26-45.
A second David 'Rainney' is shown in 1800 Orange county with one male under 10, one male 16-25, one male over 45, 3 females 16-25, and one female over 45.
**Unless William Rainey's brother David was born 1755(which would mean a thirty year age difference), I can for now, rule him out as belonging to the first 1800 David Rainey household.
He could belong to the second David 'Rainney' family shown in the 1800 census as there is one male over 45. Also, this family would have appeared on the 1790 census assuming they had lived in Orange county at this time.
He may also be the David Rainey who died c.1801 in Orange County, as the other David 'Rainney' is not shown with any children in 1800.[ There were 3 males under 16 and 6 females shown in the Anson County David's home. It is likely that ten years later one of them would have remained and the only male shown in the second David's home is at least 26]. This David does not mention any relatives by the last name BAKER. This could explain that there was only a relationship to them via William RAINEY (that David was an uncle by marriage).
**For now, I will presume that the Anson County David Rainey, the David Rainey who died c.1801, and the 1800 David 'Rainney' with the larger family are one and the same. Also, given the ages, this David Rainey should be the brother of William Rainey. If I also assume that William actually died in 1797, his brother David would have still been alive.
The David 'Rainney' shown in 1800 Orange County with the smaller household is either the son of William Rainey or the grandson of William Rainey (The first David Rainey's son).
FROM ABSTRACTS OF WILLS IN ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 1800-1850.
RAINEY, MARY, WILL DATED 20 JAN 1821, PROVED FEB 1821. "IN LOW STATE OF HEALTH:. GRANDSON: WILLIAM W. RAINEY. "GRANDCHILDREN MARY A. RAINEY AND PERMELIA E. RAINEY"; DAU-IN-LAW ANN P. RAINEY. EXECUTRIX: DAU-IN- LAW ANN P. RAINEY. WITNESSES: SAM'L CRAFORD, GEORGE ALLISON.
Benjamin was referenced as "the only son of his parents" in a
newspaper notice of his death in 1811. This indicates there were no
other sons of William and Mary. This conflicting information needs to
be further studied. ( 3-11-99 new inf from another researcher states that William actually had two wives, both named Mary--that David is the son of the first wife, and Benjamin is the son of Mary ABEL[listed as William's wife in the 1996 edition DAR Index]. This would explain "the only son" quote).
(11/8/95) Rainey Times August 1995 edition lists William's father as John
RAINEY, born 1710 in Prince Edward or Northampton Co.'s, VA. Also indicates brothers- David, John, Thomas, and James...
DAR Record Copy from Washington D.C. (see sources), indicates William was a revolutionary war soldier with a wife named Mary.
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[489]
[S48]
DAR Patriot Index, Volume III, An Index to the Spouses of the DAR Patriots
[484]
[S51]
Orange County Records, Vol.1, Granville Proprietary Land Office-Abstracts from
[486]
[S52]
Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the NC State Archives,1741-1868.
[487]
[S53]
"Rainey Times", (Marynell Bryant, Ed., TX, Vol.8, July, 1988, p.61) :Extract
[1233]
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[1234]
[S26]
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_John Sullinger RAINEY __+
_Samuel Swinney RAINEY __|
| |_Elizabeth Jane SWINNEY _+
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|--William Thomas RAINEY
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| _Littleton MATHIS _______
|_Francis Melvina MATHIS _|
|_Jane TODD ______________
[405] William purchased land May 17, 1890 in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, 160 acres on a five year note, from John A. Bell. He was also the 1900 census enumerator for Skeleton, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. A W.T. Rainey appears in 1906, Skeleton, Kingfisher County (19 North, Range 5, Section13) a few miles from John Rainey, his uncle.
[404]
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US Federal Censuses for Missouri 1850-1880.
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US Federal Censuses for Missouri 1850-1880.
[402]
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Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma- Federal Land Tract Books
[403]
[S27]
"Enid Cemetery Records" (1998, Garfield County Genealogists).
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|--Alexander ROSE
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|--Tabitha WILLIAMSON
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