Jan 9, 2001 · I am the current owner of Revell Grange, a house near Sheffield, England, once the family home of the Revell line. The house dates from around 1495, and was substantially altered to its present appearance in the early 18th century. It has a significant place in the religious history of northern England due to its Catholic connections. The last Revell descendant to live in the …

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Oct 14, 2009 · Revell Family Roots By James R. Revell October 14, 2009 at 01:36:32 Recently I have been building a "Revell Family Chart" in an attempt to trace Randall Revell of Virginia and Maryland back to England and to identify as many of his English relatives as possible. Thus far this effort has established Randall;s beginnings in St. Michael's Parish, Normanton, Derbyshie, …

Jan 30, 2000 · Randall C. Revell By genealogy.com user January 30, 2000 at 10:51:42 Randall C. Revell Born 1812 in Accomac County, Va. buried 1848 in Portsmouth, Va. Searching for parents believed to be John, William or Randall Revell of Maryland's Eastern Shore. Direct decendants of Randall Revell 1613-1668 from LaRochell France and settler of Somerset County, Maryland. …

Nov 14, 2001 · James Revell, the Indian was apprenticed to Edward Revell, possibly with his Matompkin village chief, or great man, Amongus in court to witness the apprenticeship. James and his Matompkin (?) Indian friend (relative ?), Dick Shooes, cooperated in a successful hog raising enterprize.

It is said of the Maryland emigrant Randall Revell of uncertain English origin that ‘By 1663 transported himself, Katherine Revell, Ann Revell, Randall Revell, Jr., Hannah Revell, Katherine Revell, Jr., et al.; 60 years old in 1671; a nephew Isaac Edmonds’.

Jul 13, 1999 · Re: Ralston, Gavin - Ayrshire to USA 1800's By genealogy.com user February 08, 2000 at 02:45:52 In reply to: Ralston, Gavin - Ayrshire to USA 1800's Liz Revell 7/13/99

Paul Heinegg's Free African Americans of North Carolina and Virginia is a collection of genealogies about African American families living in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Garnering the American Society of Genealogists' Donald Lines Jacobus Award in 1994, it is a resource well-worth investigating for any individual tracing families from these locations and …

Jan 6, 1999 · William and Agnes Dryden, imprisoned in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1682 and witnessed will of Randall Revell in Somerset County, MD in 1685, had son named DAVID DRYDEN.

Feb 14, 2013 · Jonathan's grandmother was Nancy Revell, and the Revell family are now prominent Croatans in Robeson County. 60 There is a pic of Johnathan Goodman if you search him in Ancestry.com Subjects: •Croatan Indians--North Carolina--Dismal Township. •Lumbee Indians--North Carolina--Dismal Township. •Goodman, Jonathan.