She was Isaac Newton Rimer's second wife. They married in Hawkins County, Tennessee, after the Civil War. He was a Baptist preacher and felt called to preach in Texas. They traveled by train to Texas, with their younger children, where he preached for several years before they moved to Cement, Oklahoma. Rause Catherine died from a rattlesnake bite. She is buried by Isaac.
Our relationship to Rause Catherine: She is our great grandmother through our grandmother, Mary Levina Rimer Mattox and mother, Mary Mae Mattox Collie. We appreciate your help.
Blanche Keating Collie #47962376
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Daughter of Dempsey Couch b. 1798 in NC, and Susanna Delph b. 1800 in VA.
Our relationship to Rause Catherine: She is our great grandmother through our grandmother, Mary Levina Rimer Mattox and mother, Mary Mae Mattox Collie. We appreciate your help.
Blanche Keating Collie #47962376
_______________________
Daughter of Dempsey Couch b. 1798 in NC, and Susanna Delph b. 1800 in VA.
She was Isaac Newton Rimer's second wife. They married in Hawkins County, Tennessee, after the Civil War. He was a Baptist preacher and felt called to preach in Texas. They traveled by train to Texas, with their younger children, where he preached for several years before they moved to Cement, Oklahoma. Rause Catherine died from a rattlesnake bite. She is buried by Isaac.
Our relationship to Rause Catherine: She is our great grandmother through our grandmother, Mary Levina Rimer Mattox and mother, Mary Mae Mattox Collie. We appreciate your help.
Blanche Keating Collie #47962376
_______________________
Daughter of Dempsey Couch b. 1798 in NC, and Susanna Delph b. 1800 in VA.
Our relationship to Rause Catherine: She is our great grandmother through our grandmother, Mary Levina Rimer Mattox and mother, Mary Mae Mattox Collie. We appreciate your help.
Blanche Keating Collie #47962376
_______________________
Daughter of Dempsey Couch b. 1798 in NC, and Susanna Delph b. 1800 in VA.
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