Ima Rhea was born 9 Jul 1898, in Williamson County, Texas, to Albert Earl Rhea and Mary Cordelia "Delia" (Inman) Rhea.
Family story says that the Albert Earl Rhea family lived on a farm adjoining the old Rhea homeplace and that one of their daughters died very young and was buried in the family cemetery.
Ima was on the 1900 census with the family in Williamson County, Texas. She was 1 year old. A newspaper article in the Austin American Statesman said that "Near Georgetown last Tuesday, the 3-year-old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray was so badly burned by her clothes catching fire that she died the following day." The article was dated Monday, 10 Feb 1902.
Ima died on 4 Feb 1902.
One of the graves in the Rhea-Campbell Family Cemetery is a young female. It is marked with a field stone.
1900 U S Federal Census:
Name: Ima Rhea
Age: 1
Birth Date: Jul 1898
Birthplace: Texas, USA
Home in 1900: Justice Precinct 1, Williamson, Texas
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Albert Rhea
Father's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Mother's Name: Delia Rhea
Mother's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Albert Rhea 26 Head
Delia Rhea 26 Wife
Earl Rhea 5 Son
Erma Rhea 3 Daughter
Ima Rhea 1 Daughter
Earnald Rhea 3/12 Son
Family story says that the Albert Earl Rhea family lived on a farm adjoining the old Rhea homeplace and that one of their daughters died very young and was buried in the family cemetery.
Ima was on the 1900 census with the family in Williamson County, Texas. She was 1 year old. A newspaper article in the Austin American Statesman said that "Near Georgetown last Tuesday, the 3-year-old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray was so badly burned by her clothes catching fire that she died the following day." The article was dated Monday, 10 Feb 1902.
Ima died on 4 Feb 1902.
One of the graves in the Rhea-Campbell Family Cemetery is a young female. It is marked with a field stone.
1900 U S Federal Census:
Name: Ima Rhea
Age: 1
Birth Date: Jul 1898
Birthplace: Texas, USA
Home in 1900: Justice Precinct 1, Williamson, Texas
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Albert Rhea
Father's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Mother's Name: Delia Rhea
Mother's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Albert Rhea 26 Head
Delia Rhea 26 Wife
Earl Rhea 5 Son
Erma Rhea 3 Daughter
Ima Rhea 1 Daughter
Earnald Rhea 3/12 Son
Ima Rhea was born 9 Jul 1898, in Williamson County, Texas, to Albert Earl Rhea and Mary Cordelia "Delia" (Inman) Rhea.
Family story says that the Albert Earl Rhea family lived on a farm adjoining the old Rhea homeplace and that one of their daughters died very young and was buried in the family cemetery.
Ima was on the 1900 census with the family in Williamson County, Texas. She was 1 year old. A newspaper article in the Austin American Statesman said that "Near Georgetown last Tuesday, the 3-year-old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray was so badly burned by her clothes catching fire that she died the following day." The article was dated Monday, 10 Feb 1902.
Ima died on 4 Feb 1902.
One of the graves in the Rhea-Campbell Family Cemetery is a young female. It is marked with a field stone.
1900 U S Federal Census:
Name: Ima Rhea
Age: 1
Birth Date: Jul 1898
Birthplace: Texas, USA
Home in 1900: Justice Precinct 1, Williamson, Texas
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Albert Rhea
Father's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Mother's Name: Delia Rhea
Mother's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Albert Rhea 26 Head
Delia Rhea 26 Wife
Earl Rhea 5 Son
Erma Rhea 3 Daughter
Ima Rhea 1 Daughter
Earnald Rhea 3/12 Son
Family story says that the Albert Earl Rhea family lived on a farm adjoining the old Rhea homeplace and that one of their daughters died very young and was buried in the family cemetery.
Ima was on the 1900 census with the family in Williamson County, Texas. She was 1 year old. A newspaper article in the Austin American Statesman said that "Near Georgetown last Tuesday, the 3-year-old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray was so badly burned by her clothes catching fire that she died the following day." The article was dated Monday, 10 Feb 1902.
Ima died on 4 Feb 1902.
One of the graves in the Rhea-Campbell Family Cemetery is a young female. It is marked with a field stone.
1900 U S Federal Census:
Name: Ima Rhea
Age: 1
Birth Date: Jul 1898
Birthplace: Texas, USA
Home in 1900: Justice Precinct 1, Williamson, Texas
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Albert Rhea
Father's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Mother's Name: Delia Rhea
Mother's Birthplace: Texas, USA
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Albert Rhea 26 Head
Delia Rhea 26 Wife
Earl Rhea 5 Son
Erma Rhea 3 Daughter
Ima Rhea 1 Daughter
Earnald Rhea 3/12 Son
Family Members
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