Reeves, Reaves, and More Rives

As I have continued to collect scans of original documents primarily for their signatures, I have numerous signatures for the Reeves (Reves)...

The Cumberland Gap is a pass through the Cumberland Mountains section of the Appalachians located just north of the point where Kentucky, Te...

In a previous post from February of 2012, I reprinted the biography of John Reeves who was born in Mason County, Kentucky in 1802 and died ...

We have profiled numerous George Reeves on this blog, but not my ancestor George who migrated from Wake County, North Carolina to Madison C...

Peter Reves , born in 1768, was the brother of my 3rd great grandfather, George Reves. Both were sons of William Reeves (originally Reves)...

Recently I came across the 1816 will of a George Reeves in Wilson County, Tennessee. The will only named two children - Jeremiah who was de...

The myth that William Reeves , the son of James Reeves of Guilford County, North Carolina, married a "Fortune Rhodes" seems to hav...

PETER M. REEVES BORN Oct. 19, 1810 DIED April 4, 1882 Gone but not forgotten Peter M. Reeves is buried in the Mt. Zion Church of Christ Ceme...

The internet abounds with various inaccurate allegations regarding my Reeves ancestor, William Reeves of Madison County, Kentucky. His pa...

When John Reeves of Madison County, Missouri gave a pension statement (#R8684) in 1833 concerning his revolutionary war service, he stated ...