Rice - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Israel Rice Family Bible 1854

madonnagrds — 2012-05-18 19:18:05Z

Israel Rice is My 4th great grandfather his son Joseph Crandall Rice,his daughter Anna Rebecca Rice, married Edward Tobin Harris and had Jessie Crandall Harris,married Walter Ryan, and had my Grandmother Lois Ann Ryan. I would love to purchase that Bible if possible or at the least see a photo of it.

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

JEmery2121 — 2012-05-18 15:42:13Z

Wm & Orilla Rice moved to Onieda County from Berkshire Co, MA sometime between 1825-1830 when their dtr was born in Boonville. Henry here is oldest son of the above couple. Who did your William marry?

I would be interesting in corresponding with you please, if you think there is the remotest possibility of this being the same family. Buried in the Northrop Cemetery, Avon Twp., Rock Co, WI beside Elanson Ward, born 1797, d. 1852, father-in-law to the 2nd son of the above Wm & Orilla, is a tombstone for a "Hannah". It is broken off and we have no idea of a last name, nor who she is, or if she is related.

Interesting coicidence possibly. I don't know if there was a Daniel Rice in Rock Co; however, I certainly could look.

Your family sounds almost too late for mine, as your Abner, Sr. would be comtemporary, as in a possible brother, to my older Wm Rice. It would be a generation too late to be the same Wm. We can talk anyway.

Please contact me @ corlissbss@aol.com

Thanks!

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

BonnieWiley77 — 2012-05-18 14:48:17Z

Could you give a time-frame for your Rice families in Oneida County? My Abner Rice and his family moved to Turin about 1797. I've been able to trace Abner Jr. to St. Lawrence County, but not sons William and Daniel, or daughter Hannah. Any information would be helpful. Abner Rice is a descendant of Deacon Edmund Rice of Sudbury and Marlborough, Mass.

Re: Rice, Thomas Benjamin, Jeptha M, Harrison M.

Worsey — 2012-05-18 02:34:50Z

I AM NOT SURE THAT THESE ARE CORRECT, BUT MIGHT GIVE YOU A STARTING POINT ON THE OTHER 2 SONS OF PRESLEY.

William Rice
1804 – 1881
Llewellyn Rice
1805 – 1870
William Rice
1806 –
Thomas W Rice
1811 – 1880
Barnabus Or William Rice
1819 – 1892

I COME UP WITH JOHN C RICE AS PRESLEYS FATHER, SON OF JOHN JR SON OF JOHN SR. AM I ON THE WRONG TRACK HERE?

John C Rice
Birth 1755 in Bertie, North Carolina, United States
Death Living
Death Dec 1796 in Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, United States

John Rice Jr
Birth 23 Feb 1728 in Prince Edward, Virginia, United States (Middlesex, VA)
Death Living
Death 14 Nov 1796 in Caswell, North Carolina, United States

John Sr Rice
Birth 18 Sep 1698 in St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States
Death Living
Death 21 Oct 1769 (1736) in Hanover, Virginia, United States

FATHER OF JOHN SR
Thomas Rice
Birth 1660 in Bristol, Somerset, England
Death Living
Death 1711 in Returning, England

Re: Rice, Thomas Benjamin, Jeptha M, Harrison M.

MarthaRice1 — 2012-05-17 19:47:58Z

Kitten,
Your William H. Rice was the son of Thomas W. Rice. See the 1850 Knox County, TN Census and 1860 Jefferson County, TN Census. Thomas W. Rice appears to have been the son of Presley Rice b. 1770 in Granville County, NC. Presley appears in the 1850 Census of Jefferson County, TN. Presley m. Agnes Bledsoe in 1799 in Wake County, NC. Presley appeared in the 1800 Census of Wake County, NC. The documentation is not 100% proven, but Presley appears to have been the son of Thomas Rice d. abt. 1802 in Granville County, NC. Thomas appears to have been the son of Zorababel Rice. Zorababel also had a son named John Rice whose Revolutionary War Pension app stated he was born in Westmoreland County, VA. The name Zorababel runs in the line of the John Rice of Nomini, Westmoreland County, VA who d. there in 1696 who immigrated from Wales in 1655.
Martha

Levi Rice!

EvieThompson59 — 2012-05-16 17:50:49Z

I have a problem with his birth date, and how can
Margaret be his mother if it is the correct birth date?

I have Levi born 1770 and died 1841 son of Henry and
Margaret Rice.
Some records and sites have him born 1775!

Has anyone ever questioned this or looked into it?

Re: Rice, Thomas Benjamin, Jeptha M, Harrison M.

Worsey — 2012-05-15 03:06:34Z

http://www.gulbangi.com/5families-o/p398.htm#i9928
This is the site.
Sorry, my great grandson came in about the time that I wast posting so I must have hit the post button.

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

aenglish8991 — 2012-05-15 00:32:16Z

Hi! Yes, Howard J was my grandfather John's older brother. My mother lived in Boonville until she was about 6 years old. You would be her cousin.
My email is aenglish8991@windstream.net

Re: Rice, Thomas Benjamin, Jeptha M, Harrison M.

Worsey — 2012-05-14 23:18:13Z

Tank you so much for this info. I have used your refs a lot to find info.

I am now ready to look for Presleys father.

I found a John C Rice who looks good but need to do more research on him.

Good luck in your endevors.

I found this site, don't know how reliable it is, but thought you might be interested.

Kitten

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

al73vw — 2012-05-14 22:45:57Z

I just sent you an email with what I know (which isn't much).

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

JEmery2121 — 2012-05-14 21:23:48Z

Wow, do you have any info on William & Orilla Rice? I have some stuff on their descendents. Please email me @ corlissbss@aol.com . I would like to exchange info. Thanks!

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

al73vw — 2012-05-14 21:11:22Z

I too am descended from Henry Rice, and John S. Rice was my great grandfather and Jennie Storms was my great grandmother. My grandfather is Jay Howard Jay Rice (or Howard Jay Rice). Your grandfather and my grandfather were brothers, so we are distant cousins. We were all from Oneida County (I was born in Boonville, and my grandfather is buried there). My mother is Janet Rice Denslow, and still lives in Boonville.

Lester Rice photo

SydneyHStephens — 2012-05-11 15:45:13Z

Hello,

Nice to meet you. Please email me directly at sehstephens@gmail.com so I can email the photo of Lester to you.

Sydney

Re: Rice, Thomas Benjamin, Jeptha M, Harrison M.

Worsey — 2012-05-10 06:45:10Z

1850 United States Federal Census
about Thomas Rice
Name: Thomas Rice
Age: 39
Birth Year: abt 1811
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1850: Subdivision 15, Knox, Tennessee
Gender: Male
Family Number: 1287
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas Rice 39
Sarah J Rice 25
Martha J Rice 6
William H Rice 5
Margaret A Rice 3
John B Rice 2

Is this the Thomas I am looking for? If so, I have found this Wiliam H in Claiborn and Jefferson Counties, one of them said that the post office was Talbots Station.

Re: Frank J. Rice/Effie Prater Rice, Kansas

barice53 — 2012-05-09 23:35:07Z

I am Lester Rices grandaughter and i am interested in photos? I know this has been a while, but just discovered this board.

RICE Ronald F - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 19:18:10Z

RICE Ronald F - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Any Connections?

NoreenShelton — 2012-05-07 12:50:27Z

I have information on Rhoda Elizabeth Wells who married Nathan Rice. She may have been his 3rd wife. His first wife was Frances Young.
The parents of Rhoda Elizabeth Wells Rice were Michael Wells (b abt 1825 TN.) and Rhoda Elizabeth Honea (b abt 1827 AL.) They were married 14 Jan 1846 in Madison Co. AL.
Their children were:
Rhoda E. b abt 1847 AL. m Natha Rice
John b abt 1857 MO. m Perlina Ladyman
Angeline b 1855 MO m James Rickman
George b abt 1859 MO.
Vincent b abt 1860 MO.

Michael Wells served in the MO. Home Guard in Stone Co. MO. and died there.
Elizabeth Honea Wells then married William Gaines 2 Dec 1866 in Randolph Co. AR. They moved to Moore twp Oregon Co. MO.
Elizabeth Honea Wells Gaines and George Wells, Angelina Wells and Vincent Wells were living with William Gaines and his children in 1870.Rhoda Elizabeth was already married to Nathan Rice. Elizabeth Honea Wells Gaines had two more children, Charles Gaines b 1867 and Joseph Gaines b 1869.
Apparently Elizabeth Honea Wells Gaines died before 1873 because William Gaines married Malinda Wells Ridel (Riddle), sister in law of Elizabeth 30 Nov 1873 in Randolph Co. AR.
Malinda Wells Riddle is my ancestor.

Noreen Shelton H.shelton@comcast.net

Charles Norton Rice (1825)

jrice2112 — 2012-05-06 12:43:49Z

does anyone have any information on Charles Norton Rice (1825)from Birmingham England.
Thank you

Thomas rice

sshudgens1 — 2012-05-05 02:57:59Z

Looking for info on Thomas rice. Born in Ga. Married Margaret? Wife's last name was Bogle, Boyle or Vogel. Seen all 3 ways! According to census she was born in TN.Had 3 children in Al. Had 1 child in Tx.Last appeared in 1850 census in Bastrop tx. Deceased by 1860 census.

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

JEmery2121 — 2012-05-02 01:30:40Z

Hi, no, we haven't corresponded before, as I don't have John A Rice in my database. Please do email me! corlissbss@aol.com

Thank you!

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

JEmery2121 — 2012-05-02 01:28:32Z

Hi,

Have we corresponded before? Thank you! Do you know anymore about Henry's ancestry other than his parents were William and Orilla Rice from Oneida County? Please email me @ corlissbss@aol.com .

Re: Rice family of Oneida County NY

aenglish8991 — 2012-05-02 00:48:06Z

My great-great grandfather was Henry Rice who married Abigail Riggs. Their son John S. Rice was my great grandfather. He married Jennie Storms (John S's second wife). Their son John A. Rice was my grandfather. They were all from Oneida County - the Lee/Rome area I believe.

Re: Rice Family of Iowa

JRice1961 — 2012-04-30 20:27:06Z

Theresa,
My family tree shows one connection between the Mundy and Rice family, specifically that Clara Rice (daughter of Orson Rice, Jr) Married Ed Mundy and they had several children; two of the sons became millionaires. You can check my family tree for info, photos, and relationships. Feel free to contact me.

J. Rice

Rice Clark Ward Bush Lobdell Van Ness

corlissbs — 2012-04-29 17:30:42Z

Looking for anyone related to the above family who migrated from Hamburg, Erie Co., NY area about 1846 to WI, spreading out from Kenosha into Rock Co. sometimes into IL, then onto western WI decades later. I have lots of research to share, but always looking to find more info from others, along with pictures, etc. Contact me please@ corissbss@aol.com.

Thank you!
Sherrie Rice Smith

RICE Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 13:19:27Z

RICE Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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Rice Family, possibly from KY?

KManocchi — 2012-04-27 15:13:34Z

Seeking info on Rebecca Rice, born about 1807 in Ashland, Boyd, Kentucky. Died, about 1879 in Wabash ,Illinois. If anyone has any info on Rebecca- I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,

Kayla

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

RachelBuckley51 — 2012-04-21 05:15:46Z

You may already know, Jeremiah fair Pilgrim Jr married Sally Posey. He was a Methodist Minister. They were first cousins. They are buried at Sunset Cemetery, Perry CO, MS.

Re: Emily (Emmer) Rice- Milton Sego

KarenRiceBarton — 2012-04-19 20:23:29Z

sorry, no relation. My Emme rice was born about 1877 and found in the 1880 Whitley county Kentucky Census living with the inman family as a servant at the age of 3. she later married milton sego and then an unknown white. Later found her in 1920 whitley county Kentucky census as emme white, widowed living with her brother william rice.

Re: Emily (Emmer) Rice- Milton Sego

keepingintouch2003 — 2012-04-19 16:30:09Z

Hello, I'am trying to find info on the Rice side of my family.
Thomas J Rice born abt 1855 was my GGgrandfather. His father I have been told was John Madison Rice born abt 1836, but I don't know for sure or where they were born.Thomas married Martha Alice Inman, born abt 1865 in ILL.I found where they applied for a marriage license in Jackson County IL. in 1882.They had two children that I know of my Ggrandmother Mary (Mamie) Drucilla Rice born 1884 in Union County IL.,died 1952 in Cape Girardeau MO.A son Leo Mckinley Rice born abt 1887.I know Thomas had a half sister named Laura.I keep running into a brick wall with the Rice side of my family. I have been told they were of Cherokee decent.Thank you and God Bless. LaDona

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

harper0634 — 2012-04-16 21:21:17Z

Yes, I have seen his picture before. Under family trees, the very first picture of James was recorded by "retnavybowler" and I sent him an e-mail asking for his input. Maybe he can help. I'll let you know.

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

RachelBuckley51 — 2012-04-16 19:11:03Z

I found a picture of Matthew Josiah V. Rice on ancestry if you haven't seen it. It's under search & pictures.

Rice's from Steuben, Hornersville, NY - ancestory to Irish, English

texasblockcdp1 — 2012-04-16 16:02:10Z

also, Welch, Scottish, and German which I found out from my grandparents and researching their family history. I am in particular looking for Abbie Lucretia (Lucielle or Lulie) Flint Rice, not much information on her. Can anyone help. Thanks. DRP

RICE Robert E 1928 1984 as US Navy W W II

t42Restland — 2012-04-09 20:35:49Z

RICE Robert E 1928 1984 as US Navy W W II

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Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

RachelBuckley51 — 2012-04-08 22:30:24Z

I'm sorry I don't know if Rhonda & Elizabeth were sisters.

Re: Solomon Luther Rice b PA c1834

rnwhiting — 2012-04-08 14:12:30Z

Can you identify which "Johnston" that Elizabeth Rice married second after her first husband, Jacob Rice, had drowned in 1808?

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

harper0634 — 2012-04-08 00:02:20Z

Rachel, I want to thank you for replying to my message. I wish I could shed more light on Elizabeth, but I only have what was recorded on the Crews Family History. The family history says Elizabeth's daughter, Mary Delaney Rice, had two half brothers: Jerry Fair Pilgrim and William Marion Pilgrim, and two half sisters: Rhoda Pilgrim Warren and Elizabeth Ann Pilgrim Posey.

Elizabeth married Matthew Josiah Rice sometime in the 1850's and two children were born, Mary in 1857 and J.V. in 1862. Something happened to the marriage in 1862 or 1863. It's possible that Matthew Rice was killed during the Civil War, (if he enlisted) and Elizabeth married Jeremiah Pilgrim shortly after.

Elizabeth's children, Mary and J.V., appear on the 1870 and 1880 census under the household of Matthew and Rhonda Narcissa Rae (Wray) Partridge as "orphans". The kids occupations were farm labor. Could it be possible that, or do you know if, Rhonda and Elizabeth were sisters?

The Crews history shows Elizabeth's last name spelled Rae. I have been unable to find anything on Matthew Rice. I plan to visit the National Archives in Atlanta, Georgia in hopes of finding additional information. I'll let you know if I'm successful.

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

RachelBuckley51 — 2012-04-06 19:50:00Z

If you have any information about Elizabeth Ann Wray would you let me know. She is mentioned on a site called 70,000 prople descended from European royalty. You can find it by typing in Elizabeth Ann Rice Wray. She passed away in 1867 probably from complications from childbirth.

Re: WALTER & MARCELLA RICE HAYWARD CALIFORNIA

crismurphy3 — 2012-04-03 02:46:00Z

No Im sorry my Aunt was Marcella Langan, married Walter Rice in Nebraska then came to California. If my uncle had any relatives in Kentucky I dont know. Im sorry i couldnt help

Re: Rice family

cscaaliyah1 — 2012-04-02 14:01:56Z

Does anyone know of any Rice families in South Carolina? George Washington Rice is as far back as I know and he was born around 1890.

Re: Matthew Josiah Rice, Neshoba Co., MS

RachelBuckley51 — 2012-04-02 05:19:04Z

Elizabeth Ann Wray Rice Pilgrim was my gg grandmother, she died 9 days after giving birth to my g grandmother, Elizabeth Ann (Bettie) Pilgrim Posey. I think this was 1869. I think she is buried at Phillips Cemetery, Neshoba CO, MS. Bettie is buried at Spring Hill Cemetery, Neshoba Co., MS. I have wondered for many years why Elizabeth had Rice in her name & wondered if she had a previous marriage. I have always seen her listed as Elizabeth Ann Rice Wray. She was Jeremiah Fair Pilgrim's second wife. I have not been able to find out any information about her.

Oris C Rice

gibpano — 2012-03-30 13:07:45Z

I am looking for any information on my ggg-grandfather, Oris C. Rice dob: circa 1817 reported to have been born in Boston, Massachusetts. His wife Lydia Clement 1811-1966.

Re: Was "Rice" ever spelled differently?

Worsey — 2012-03-29 18:09:59Z

We‘ve found additional background on the Rice surname we’d like to share with you.

Rice is a surname that originated in Wales as an Anglicised transliteration of Rhys. The surname is also common in North-East Ireland as an Anglicised contraction of the Irish ''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' (pron. O''Mulcreevy), though the two sets of Rices are not connected. Recent genetic evidence has shown that the surname also arose independently in southeastern England among those with non-Celtic ancestry.

Albert E. Rice, Lt. Governor of Minnesota (1887

Re: Was "Rice" ever spelled differently?''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' (pron. O''Mulcreevy),

Worsey — 2012-03-29 18:08:30Z

http://www.archives.com/member/?_act=SurnameSearchResult&...

This is a members area from ARCHIVES, and this is not a commercial, but if the link does not work, you can get a 7 day free trial from them to see it.

This link tells the different name spellings, where they originated from and a bit of history behind them.

Hope this helps, because with all the research I have done, I did not know how many spellings there were from the simple 4 letter name of RICE. Very interesting.

for instance:

We‘ve found additional background on the Rice surname we’d like to share with you.

Rice is a surname that originated in Wales as an Anglicised transliteration of Rhys. The surname is also common in North-East Ireland as an Anglicised contraction of the Irish ''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' (pron. O''Mulcreevy), though the two sets of Rices are not connected.

Recent genetic evidence has shown that the surname also arose independently in southeastern England among those with non-Celtic ancestry. (I would like to get the history on this one anyone can find it, please send me a copy. ) worsey@yahoo.com

Albert E. Rice, Lt. Governor of Minnesota (1887

''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' (pron. O''Mulcreevy), Rice Irish Name

Worsey — 2012-03-29 18:04:29Z

Rice spellings and where they come from.

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:51:35Z

http://www.archives.com/member/?_act=SurnameSearchResult&...

This is a members area of ARCHIVES and this is not a commercial, but you can get a 7 day free trial if the link does not work for you.

It has all the meanings of the Rice spellings and where they orginated from.

I spent about an hour in here reading this. Very interesting.

Re: Rice Spelling

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:47:13Z

Rice Irish name

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:41:50Z

I found this and thought that it was very interesting. This is the name I could not pronounce in a previous post where a relative was telling me about where the Rice name came from in Ireland. Although if this was written in 1887,
wonder where he got his info from?

Rice is a surname that originated in Wales as an Anglicised transliteration of Rhys. The surname is also common in North-East Ireland as an Anglicised contraction of the Irish ''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' (pron. O''Mulcreevy), though the two sets of Rices are not connected. Recent genetic evidence has shown that the surname also arose independently in southeastern England among those with non-Celtic ancestry.

Albert E. Rice, Lt. Governor of Minnesota (1887

Military Rice Records Rice

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:30:04Z

Military Records
Many of our ancestors served and fought bravely as members of the U.S. Armed Forces. These men and women are truly the pride of this nation, and we can honor them by remembering their service and sacrifice through military records. The U.S. government has kept personnel records since the first national conflict, though not all are available online. Military records like enlistment records, service records, and pension applications can help to paint a vibrant picture of your ancestor’s life.

Archives.com has found Rice military records to share with you. These may help you to locate your ancestors who fought to defend and protect this nation.

•Military Records: 5,931 Rices found
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The American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) was a conflict between Great Britain and the 13 British colonies of North America. Also known as the War of Independence, the colonies united to overthrow British rule, and formally declared independence in 1776.

Rices were among the group who fought to secure U.S. freedom.

•Revolutionary War Records: 2 Rices found
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The American Civil War (1861-1865) stemmed from an ideological and political rift between the Northern and Southern states. Led by American president Abraham Lincoln, the United States or “Union” fought the secession of 11 Southern or “Confederate” states. More than 3 million soldiers fought in the conflict on both sides, and 620,000 deaths were reported, making it the deadliest war in American history.

Rices were among millions those who participated in this historic conflict.

•Civil War Records: 35 Rices found
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The Second World War (1939-1945) began with the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the first gesture in what would become a German effort to establish an empire through forcible conquest. The event evolved into a global military conflict, recorded as the deadliest war in world history. Sixteen million Americans heroically served in the armed forces, and 400,000 American deaths will be forever mourned.

We have records that Rices fought with the Allied forces.

•World War II Records: 5,894 Rices found
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Innigration Records Rice

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:23:49Z

Immigration Records
Anyone with European bloodlines is descended, at least in part, from immigrants. Looking back generations, we’re almost certain to encounter one. From the colonial period onward, waves of immigrants have traveled to the United States searching for a better life, and prosperity. In the 17th and 18th centuries, historians estimate nearly one million immigrants crossed the Atlantic Ocean, settling in Colonial America—including more than 175,000 Englishmen. Millions of Europeans immigrated to the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries; 30 million from 1836 to 1914 alone.

Before the 1930s, ship was the only viable mode of transport before trans-Atlantic flight was possible. Ship passenger lists therefore provide information we can use to find out more about where our ancestors came from, and tell us about their voyage. You may learn your ancestor’s place of birth, the ship name, their age, height, eye and hair color, and profession, to name a few.

A quick search reveals that Rices were among the millions that immigrated to the U.S. over the past several centuries.

•Immigration Records: 434 Rices found
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Irish ''Ó Maolchraoibhe'' Rice name changed

Worsey — 2012-03-29 17:21:32Z