Frank V. Rhodes was born in Frederick county, Maryland, December 9, 1855, a son of George and Eliza (Cunningham) Rhodes
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George Washington on a Triceratops commemorates the Battle of Yorktown
Artist Joseph Griffith has struck a second edition of his sold-out lithograph “The Surrender,” which commemorates Washington’s victory at the Battle of Yorktown, Which include Osama bin Laden and Jar-Jar Binks to Mr Kool-Aid, Fonzie, Robocop, and Where’s Waldo (and many others!).
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Rhodes’, (All spellings) that served in the American Revolution with Maryland
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Ancestors & Biography of General Elisha Hunt Rhodes
This page is about the famed Civil War officer and diarist Elisha Hunt Rhodes and some of his ancestors.
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Data on William Rhodes, born 1765, Fairfax County, VA
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Notes and data on Clayborne Rhodes of St Charles Co. MO, and family
Clayborne Rhodes of St Charles Co. Mo. and Kentucky was the son Andrew Roth, possibly b. about 1720, died Flint Hill, St Charles Co. Mo. Jax Zumwalt a descendant Clayborne Rhodes has compiled a good amount of data on Clayborne and his family over the last few decads. I encurage you to check out what Jax has researched.
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