Harriet RAYHILL 
Harriet was born about 1801 in , , Virginia. Harriet's father was Mathew RAYHILL and her mother was Esther STULL. Her paternal grandfather is UNKNOWN RAYHILL; her maternal grandparents are Frederick Stull and Charlotte RITTER. She had four brothers and six sisters, named Matthew Harvey, George, Jacob, Alexander, Mary, Charlotte "Lottie", Katherine "Katy", Elizabeth "Betsy", Sarah and Esther. She was the youngest of the eleven children. She died in 1874 in , Alleghany, Virginia.General Notes
Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 1R1G-VQN
Top of Form 1 Re: PINNELLS of Ohio /Mich./Indiana
Posted by: Captain Maynard </cgi-genforum/email.cgi?666760875> Date: February 19, 1999 at 23:17:56
In Reply to: Re: PINNELLS of Ohio /Mich./Indiana <9.html> by Gly Cole of 176
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Joseph Pinnell, son of James Pinnell & Elizabeth Wright, married Harriet RAYHILL (not "Raghill") daughter of Matthew Rayhill (an Irish immigrant) & Esther ________.
James Pinnell (immigrant), was born in 1740, was a "Junior" and was the son of James & Ann Pinnell (never immigrated) of London, England, a very prominant family.
James, Jr. inherited a tract of land (consisting of a block of buildings) valued at over 25,000 pounds when his father (James, Sr.) died in the late 1700s.
This tract of land was never claimed due to the American Revolution. James, Jr. served in the 13th Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line (Blue Coats) and died in 1821 in Greenbrier County, VA (now WV).
The Captain Hath Spake Upon Ye!!!
Top of Form 1 Re: PINNELLS of Ohio /Mich./Indiana
Posted by: Captain Maynard </cgi-genforum/email.cgi?666760875> Date: February 19, 1999 at 23:17:56
In Reply to: Re: PINNELLS of Ohio /Mich./Indiana <9.html> by Gly Cole of 176
Bottom of Form 1
Joseph Pinnell, son of James Pinnell & Elizabeth Wright, married Harriet RAYHILL (not "Raghill") daughter of Matthew Rayhill (an Irish immigrant) & Esther ________.
James Pinnell (immigrant), was born in 1740, was a "Junior" and was the son of James & Ann Pinnell (never immigrated) of London, England, a very prominant family.
James, Jr. inherited a tract of land (consisting of a block of buildings) valued at over 25,000 pounds when his father (James, Sr.) died in the late 1700s.
This tract of land was never claimed due to the American Revolution. James, Jr. served in the 13th Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line (Blue Coats) and died in 1821 in Greenbrier County, VA (now WV).
The Captain Hath Spake Upon Ye!!!
‌Harriet and Joseph were married in a religious ceremony on November 17th, 1819 in VA.
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