Mary Rash

Mary Thorel's will was probated in 1732, page 67 of Calendar of Kent County Probate Records 1680-1800. The will recognizes her two sons John Rash and Joseph Rash: grandsons, Samuel, and Joseph; and granddaughters, Elizabeth, Mary, Elinor and Sarah; daughter-in-law Ann, wife of John and the Executor, Son John. Mary Thorel was married three times with the 2nd husband being a Rash. The Thorel name could be one of her other husband's surnames. One of her marriages was to a Pardue by whom she had a son, Walter. Information taken from page 69 of "Our Iowa Family" by Robert Fahey

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Thomas John Rash may have been Thomas John “James” Rash:

The name James Rash appears along with that of Thomas Hawkins on a February 1653 colonial Land Office Grant document for land in an area called Herring Creek in Northumberland County, Virginia. His parents were John Rashe and Ann Parbine. James Immigrated from England to Northumberland County, Virginia, in 1653. Sponsored by Thomas Hawkins.

I have found online discussions about this man’s first name at https://boards.ancestry.com. Some say that while his legal name was Thomas John Rash, for some reason his nickname was James. Others say Thomas and James are separate people and Thomas is not among immigrants sponsored by Hawkins, and so Thomas’ parents are not John Rashe and Ann Parbine.

Notes for MARY THOREL from http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/read/RASH/2001-06/0992388894