During the American Revolutionary War, Anne's father, John, served as a Grand Juror on November 4, 1782. [1] John is honored by the Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution as DAR Ancestor #A099174. Applications for membership in the Society of the DAR have been made by the descendants of his daughter Anne Wroe, who married Joshua Ramey [2]
Joshua was named in the Will of John Wroe, dated June 14, 1783, and proved August 4, 1783. [3] Children of Anne Wroe and Joshua Remy were born in Westmorland County, Virginia:
Nancy C. Reamy, born circa 1800, married John C. Carpenter, son of John Carpenter and Ann Carter, on Febraury 13, 1818, in Westmoreland County, Virginia
Fanny Lewis Reamy,married Josiah Hazard on March 22, 1803
Reverend James I. Reamy, born circa 1770, married 1) Lucretia Bainton Carter and 2) Sarah Hutt. He died between 1838 and 1840
Catherine Asbury "Caty" Reamy, married Daniel Mothershead in 1818
Jacob Asbury Reamy, born March 1798, married Mary White Bonnifield and moved to Muskingham County, Ohio, where he died March 22, 1871
Lucy Reamy, married Thomas Miller before 1820
Bereman Reamy married Sally Jarvis Balderson on April 1, 1791
Susannah C. Reamy married John Carter (aka Carpenter) son of Mary Carter, on June 2, 1788
William Reamy died before 1820 and left nine children
Joshua Reamy, Jr. born May 1, 1792, married 1) Maria Neal, a daughter of John Neale, on June 22, 1814 and 2) Fannie Morris on August 31,1818
Sources
↑ CREEL, RICHMOND CO VA COURT ORDERS, 1776-1784, P 149
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