Henry Rader of NC. Specifically Anna Maria{Mary} Rader *

The "Akademie der Künste" in Berlin, Hansaplatz *

1920 Census McCleary Co. KY *

Reuben Rader was born Nov 24, 1833 at Lexington Virgina *

Royer/Rheyer etc. that came from Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France to America *

Subject: Henry Rader Descendants Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1999 17:12:35 -0500

From: wcook <wcook@planetc.com To: jim@rader.org

Hi Mr. Rader:

First, I really appreciate all the hard work you do for the Raders. I descend from Henry Rader of NC. Specifically Anna Maria{Mary} Rader who married Michael Cook in Jan 1823 in NC. They along with 5 children came here to Hancock Co. abt. 1840, one further child, Joseph was born in 1842. While Anna and Michael were separated in NC during the 1830's she had 3 other children by an unknown married man in the community where she lived. Those 3 remained in NC and were put up for adoption shortly before Michael and Mary moved to Hancock Co. These 3 actually listed Michael Cook as their father, although this was not so. Their descendants carry the Cook name. Michael refused to bring them to TN, so the reason for going thru the court as orphans of Mary Cook. At any rate Michael and Mary finished raising the 6 here and never

wavering again. They left many descendants which I have several of.

There's also one other thing I don't think Cecil Cannon Rhodes or other Rader researchers are aware of. Joseph Rader, brother of Anna Maria didn't disappear in NC. He moved here to Grainger Co.{abt a mile from Anna and Mick} probably around 1845. He and wife Mary Ann Fox purchased land in Grainger Co. in 1854 and lived here til death around 1862 or 3. They always had a lot of nephews, neices and grandchildren living with them. One of their granddaughters Martha Ann Margaret Elizabeth Jane Rader married my Great Grandfather Wm.Nelson Collins, thus tying me into Joseph's line as well as Anna Maria's. I have my Rader info on Gedcom if it would be of any interest to you. I don't mean to offend anyone with this information. None of our ancestors were perfect and I respect all of them. There were many reasons I'm sure that we will never know as to what precipitated some of their actions. I descend from Michael and Mary's daughter Elizabeth. She married a Jessee Collins who was a cousin

of the above Wm N. Their son Peter Collins {GF} Changed his name back to Cook when his mother Elizabeth died in 1912. My father george was born as a Collins in 1902, but when Peter changed his name then of course my dad grew up as a Cook. Which explains why I'm a Cook. This May sound messed up but its actually one of my least complicated lines. Too many

cousins marrying cousins.

Warmest Regards,

Bill Cook

Subject: Johan Georg Raeder Date: Thu, 04 Feb 1999 14:04:22 +0100

From: Administrator <tech@activ-consult.de

To: jim@rader.org CC: 19192@vip.cybercity.dk

Dear Richard Ipsen,

I have found a file at the archive of the "Akademie der Künste" in Berlin, Hansaplatz, which stated, that a Johan Georg Raeder has studied in the early years of the 17th century (1709) at the "Königliches Eleven Institut Berlin". Is their a link between him and the person you are looking for? Was he returning to Germany after 1686?

Best wishes,

Michael Raeder, 04.02.1999

Subject: Most Wanted Ancestor Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1998 12:24:25 EDT

From: MWright851@aol.com To: R360-L@rootsweb.com

My most wanted ancestor is only 2 generations back! My grandmother (Lura Azalee RADER) married Henry RADER in Greene County and moved to Texas with Him in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Her maiden name was RADER and she did marry a RADER. Henry died in Texas and she remarried to Charles Otis WELLBORN on Sept. 22, 1915. She and her two children (son was my father Paul Mason WELLBORN) returned to Tennessee circa 1925 where she remained until her death in 1970. I know NOTHING about my grandfather or his family. The last clue I have is He was in a nursing home in Louisanna in the 50's. I think he probably died in

La but have no further info.

Linda (MWright851@aol.com)

Subject: George Rader

Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 23:41:40 EST

From: ECPOWL@aol.com

To: jim@rader.org

Have the last will & testament of George Rader who d. sometime after 1833 in Wayne Co. Ind., he was b. ca. 1782 and m. Elizabeth Miller about 1800. Ch: Anna b. 1820, Adam b 1805 and an Abraham. Just found that Elizabeth's niece m. a Michael Rader. of Ohio. Any of this of any interest to you? Not my line,

just cannot let go of those Millers!

Charlotte Powell ECPOWL@aol.com

Subject: Reuben Rader Date: Sun, 29 Nov 1998 14:51:28 -0500

From: Maureen Prebinski <mprebin@tcu.ca To: jim@rader.org

As per our previous correspondence, here is some info. on Reuben Rader and his descendants:

Reuben Rader was born Nov 24, 1833 at Lexington Virgina. He died Feb 22, 1905 at Radersburg Montana. His father was John Rader, born in 1792 (don't know where) and died Jun 20, 1862 (don't know where). His mother was Catherine Shafer who was born Jan 5, 1802 and died Aug 7, 1878.

Reuben Rader had 11 brothers and sisters:

Amanda Rader b 7 Apr 1824

Jackson Rader b 30 Jul 1825

David Rader b 26 Jul 1827

Elizabeth Rader b 10 Apr 1829

George Rader b 17 Mar 1831

Harvey Rader b 7 Mar 1836

Zebulon Rader b 19 Nov 1837

Dorothy Rader b 8 Dec 1839

Margaret Rader b 1 Nov 1841

Rebecca Rader b 3 Mar 1844

Mary Rader b 23 May 1846

Reuben Rader married Cora Ann Herrick (b May 1860) on 17 Apr 1875. The Had 6 children - Daisy Rader, Earl Rader, Nellie Rader, Robert Edmund Lee Rader, Clifford Rader and Cora Mae Rader.

I can fax some reports off my Family Roots program if you'd like.

Subject: [PALEBANO-L] Royer (by whatever spellings) Resent-Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999

From: LFHalter@aol.com

I am looking for Royer/Rheyer etc. that came from Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France to America (PA & OH) in the mid-1800's & earlier. They were in Lebanon & Somerset counties in PA (there doesn't seem to be a rootsweb list for Somerset). And some went to OH.

One line is...

1. Louis Halter b: Bet. 1765 - 1775 in Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France +Madeline Royer b: Abt. 1769 in Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France m: March 13, 1796 in Schirrhofen, Alsace, France
2. Mathias Halter b: January 15, 1807 in Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France d: April 10, 1873 in New Hamburg, Scott, MO .....+Theresa Mary Marz b: Abt. 1812 in Germany? France? d: February 15, 1865 in New Hamburg, Scott, MO m: in Ohio prob Father: Mori Marz Mother: Mary Ann Linse ..
3. Marie Anne Halter b: October 29, 1801 in Schirrhoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France ...... +Wendolin Bucher m: September 10, 1822 in Schirrhein, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
4. Lorenz Halter b: in stayed in Ohio ...... +Angeline Fisher The Halters had other children in Ohio (perhaps Carroll or Stark Co.) and they stayed, while the older Louis & Madeline (Royer) Halter went on to southeast MO.

Why did they go to OH?

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Another line is... (contact RDBroomhal@aol.com)

1. Hans Georg Rheyer b: Abt 1650 Metz, France d: Jul 14, 1719 Boehl, Pfalz, Bayern.

2. Sebastian Rheyer b: 1676 Boehl, Pfalz, Bayern d: 1758 Brickerville, Lancaster Co., Pa. +Agnes Flockirth b: Abt 1680 Boehl, Pfalz, Bayern m: Feb 15, 1706/07 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern.

3 Johann Emich Rheyer b: Abt 1710 d: Feb 04, 1769 Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. +Catharine ??? m: 1731 Leacock Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.

3 Maria Magdalena Rheyer b: Jun 04, 1713 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern

3 Anna Margaretha Rheyer b: Jun 04, 1713 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern +Johann Philipp Hautz m: 1738 Bethel Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.

3. Johann Martin Rheyer b: Mar 10, 1715/16 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern d: Dec 30, 1716 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern

3 Samuel Rheyer b: Oct 04, 1718 Hassloch, Pfalz, Bayern

3 Johann Georg Rheyer b: Abt 1720 d: 1772 Lebanon Co., Pa. +Elizabeth ??? b: Abt 1720 m: Abt 1745

Francine Conn Halter

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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 22:26:50 -0800, From: Karen Adams <angel@adcomsys.net

To: jim@rader.org Hi Jim,

I'm not sure if you are the person who emailed me over a month ago, but if it was I lost your email address. I am the person with the photo of the grave of Johannes Roder and Hermine Roder. I am attaching the photo, maybe someone will claim it, and I will be happy to mail it on to them. It was found in a book in a antique store in Berlin.

Thanks, Karen Adams Seattle

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Subject: Re: [PALEBANO-L]

From: "Nancy J. Piper" <npiper@maxiis.com

re: RHOEDERMAL

I have many Rader lines in your Putnam co which were Roeders in PA what happened to RHOEDERMAL in later times ?

Hi Jim,

This is what i have on Sarah (Rhoedermal) Nixon

TAKEN FROM THE PUTNAM RECORD, HENNEPIN, IL April 4, 1917

Mrs. David Nixon

We are indebted to Mrs. Kate Biever of Hennepin Township for the following:

Obituary of Mrs. David Nixon, a former resident of Putnam County and will be remember by many of our citizens, who will regret to learn of her passing. The deceased was a cousin of Mrs. Biever. The obituary was taken from the Sac City, Iowa, Sunday March 15, 1917 Mrs. David Nixon died at her home in Sac City about 6:00 o’clock last Friday morning, March 9, 1917.

While Mrs. Nixon had not been in good health, her passing at that time was wholly unexpected. The evening before her death, she and her husband sat up late visiting with former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Moody who had come to call on them and she retired apparently in her usual health. Mr. Nixon arose about 5:00 in the morning to give attention to the fire and then returned to bed noting that at this time his wife was sleeping naturally. He dropped into a doze when he was awakened by a slight disturbance, he found her breathing her last.

The funeral was held at the Christian Church on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. o’clock. The funeral discourse was delivered by Reverend J. Erving Brown, pastor. Mrs. Nixon’s maiden name was Sara Rhoedermal. She was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Sept. 16, 1849 and there she grew to young womanhood. At Florid, Putnam Co. IL, on Christmas day, of 1878, she was married to David Nixon and they resided there until their removal to Iowa. They arrived in Sac County on Feb. 14, 1882 and settled first on a farm in Jackson township, moving afterward to Cedar Township. About 11 years ago came to Sac City to reside.

To Mr. and Mrs. Nixon were born 4 children, namely A.B. Nixon of Sac City, Merdie Mae wife of Jessie Quail of Albert City, Iowa; Chester J. who died in Portland Oregon, March 17, 1914; and Inez, wife of Louise Kraft of Sac City. Samuel J. Nixon is a stepson who received from her a mother’s care.

Beside her husband and three children, Mrs. Nixon leaves 6 grandchildren. About 20 years ago she was united with the Christian Church in Sac City and continued until the end a loyal member. A large congregation of her neighbors and friends crowded the church to its capacity on the day of the funeral to testify their affection and high regard for the departed one and their sympathy for those who mourn.

Relatives from a distance present at the funeral were Mrs. R.H. Smith, a sister of Mr. Nixon and her daughter Mrs. Charles Hammerock of Sheffield, IL; Mrs. Smith’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. D.A. Smith of Rowen, Iowa and Mrs. Samuel A. Smith of Belmond, Iowa; Mrs. Ethel Nixon of Marathon, wife of Chester Nixon, deceased; and Reverend F.B. Nixon of Alta, a nephew of Mrs. Nixon.

As I search for the origin of my early american immigrant his surname does not occur very many places. My father used to say we were Jews from Alsace but I do not find any Roetters is that part of Europe. The most common place for me to find the name is Early Poland. I recently picked up a place name book with the title of "Ortsnamrnverzeichnis der Ortschaften jenseits von Oder und Neisse"

I don't read the language but on page 138 it has

old german name - new communist name

Roter Hahn - s Waldpforte s = suche

Roter Hof - Kr Reichenbach - pV pV = poinische Verwaltung

Roter Strumpf - Kr Neustettin - pV

I was told that these are places in Poland and surrounding areas and the new names they were given. Do you know if the origin of our Roetter name is from the color red (Rot) ?

Subject: Mary Rador?

Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 01:29:40 -0500

From: " l w reed" <wboatr@erols.com

To: "Jim Rader" <jim@rader.org

Thanks for answering my e-mail. I am searching for my ancestor, Mary (possibly Mary C. for Catherine?) Rador (or Rader or Raydor)b. 1833? possibly VA. I do know she married William B. Shortridge in 1857 in the western part of VA, possibly Tazewell. This family stayed in VA.

This is all I have, and wondered if you could be of any help on this lady. She is my Great Grandmother.

Thank you for any help you can be, Diane Shortridge Reed

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