Benjamin Rogers & his sons >> John Rogers & his children >> George Rayl & his descendents: >> Assoc. Families:

• Home
• Contact
• Bits, Pieces & Mysteries
  • Pre Revolutionary Period
    • Benjamin's Two Powder Horns
    • A Tale Of Two Brothers
    • Life Of Fletcher
    • John (The Powder Maker)'s Three Wives
    • Early Sightings
    • Migrations
    • Watauga & Tennessee Statehood
    • First Steps - Colonial Routes to Kentucky & Tennessee (Off Site)
  • Revolutionary Period
    • Battle of Guilford Courthouse
    • Battle Of Shallow Ford (Off Site)
    • Rogers Boys & The Battle Of Swallow Ford
    • Ft. Chiswell, The Lead Mines & Gun Powder
    • First Steps - Colonial Routes to Kentucky & Tennessee (Off Site)
  • Post Revolutionary Period
    • Benjamin (The Immigrant) 1801 Deed
    • View Original 1801 Deed
    • Origin Of Hester Ann
    • The Susan (Rogers) Martin Story
  • Civil War Period
    • The Battle Of Pea Ridge
    • The Battle Of Wilson's Creek
  • Post Civil War Period
    • My Place In The Sun
  • Family Tragedies
    • 1st Cousin's Feud
    • 1st Cousin's Feud-Revenge
    • Dep. Sheriff David F. Rogers Shootings
    • Accidental Death Of Canada H. Rogers
    • State vs Samuel & Reuben Rogers
    • Murder Trial & Death Of Jesse C. Rogers
    • Samuel Rogers-Prison Record (Off Site)
  • Cemeteries
    • Missouri
      • Rogers-Johnson Cemetery
      • White Oak Cemetery
      • Roller Cemetery, Christian Co., MO (Off Site)
      • Polk County, MO Cemeteries (Off Site)
      • Mine La Motte Cemetery, Madison Co., MO (Off Site)
    • Tennessee
      • New Victory Cemetery, Washington County, Tennessee (Off Site)
  • Individual Lines & Documentation
    • John W. Rodgers b. ca 1796
    • Patrick Henry Rogers b. 1825
  • Land Grants & Other Records
    • William Rodgers 1817 (Image)
    • Benjamin K. Rodgers 1849 (Image)
    • Indian Treaties Land Map (Image)
    • The TN Country 1748-1775 (Image)
    • Routes Of Early NC Settlements (Off Site)
    • 1820 Roads (Off Site)
  • Writings of Charles Elkins Rogers (Off Site)
    • The Rogers Family Of Ozark, MO
    • Ozark Notes, The Family Of Jesse Rogers b. 1791
    • Ozark Notes (Con't Hosea Southwick)
  • Undocumented Family Traditions
    • Background Emails
    • A Tale Of Two Brothers
    • John's Rev War Service & More
    • John's 3rd VA Regiment-The Final Chapter
  • DNA Newsletters
    • July 24, 2002
    • November 21, 2002
    • December 19, 2002
  • Recommended Reading
  • Spelling Variations
• Researchers & How We're Connected
• Surnames
• Helpful Links
• Mailing List
  • Subscribe to list mode (an email for each post)
  • Unsubscribe to list mode
  • Subscribe to digest mode (several emails grouped together)
  • Unsubscribe to digest mode

---

William Rayl Relevant Links

1. Father: William Rayl
2. Children: John W. Rayl
3. Siblings: George Rayl
4. Samuel Rayl

Bookmark Us

William Rayl

Born: Between 1743 - 1744 in Chester County, Pennsylvania
Died: 8 Mar 1824 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Burial: Menallen Township, Fayette Co, PA

Mother: Elizabeth
Father: William Rayl

Married: Hannah Mickle Bef. 14 December 1765 in Menallen Twp, Adams County, Pennsylvania.

Child:

1. John W.
   b. Menallen Twp, Fayette County, Pennsylvania

---

Sources and Additional Information:

Re: Rayle, William 1725 IN
Posted by: Jean E. Jones Date: October 10, 1999 at 20:24:36
In Reply to: Re: Rayle, William 1725 IN by Dorothy Sheridan-Bittmann of 57

Mary Rayle b 1825 Switzerland Co., IN, is the dau of John W. Rayle who was born in Fayette Co., Menallen Twp., PA.

John is the son of William Rayle & Hannah Mickle. William was b in Chester Co., PA.

His parents are William & Elizabeth Rayle who are paying taxes in Chester Co., PA, 1730.

Hope this helps. Jean

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008