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     Arba Rice was born on 17-Jun-1904 at Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas. She was the daughter of Charles Allison Rice and Sallie Belle Martindale. Arba Rice married Theodore Frey, son of Jacob Benjamin Frey and Agnetha Balzer, on 2-Jul-1928 at Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona. Arba Frey died on 11-Apr-2003 at Sedona, Arizona, at age 98.

     Arron Howard Rice is the son of Rex Howard Rice and Paula Rene Starr.

     Asa Samuel Rice was born on 17-Sep-1845 at DeWitt County, Texas; [birth date on tombstone: Sep 15, 1846]. He was the son of Mary L. Rice. Asa Samuel Rice married Mary Jane Bradley, daughter of Charles H. Bradley and Elizabeth Clare, on 26-Jan-1869 at DeWitt County, Texas. Asa Samuel Rice died on 22-Jul-1921 at Yoakum, Lavaca County, Texas, at age 75. He was buried at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Yoakum, Texas.
     The 1850 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Joseph Austin Newman's household; Newman, Joseph A., head, 22/m/farmer, real estate value 600, born Texas; M. L., 20/f, born Ohio; Asa, 4/m, born Texas; L. G., 1/m, born Texas. Asa Samuel Rice witnessed the Estate of Elizabeth Rice on 8-Jul-1859 at DeWitt County, Texas; 'The State of Texas; Oliver Rice et al; County of DeWitt; Deed of Release: Know all men by these presents on the Eighth day of July, 1859, that we the undersigned Heirs of the Estate of Elizabeth Rice, deceased of said State and county. Withforth that we the undersigned Heirs of the Estate of the Said Elizabeth Rice do by these presents do bind ourselves and agree that the settlement that we have this day made in the Estate of the said Elizabeth Rice Shall be binding to each and all of us the Heirs of the said Elizabeth Rice and that we have this day made a fair and equal division of all the cattle of the said Estate and the Joseph Newman has in and for his son Leander Newman one of the Heirs of said Estate given unto Asa Asa Rice one of equal kin with Leander Rice all and every part and parcel of the said Leander Newman share in the said Estate forever-- Withforth that we the undersigned Heirs of the said Estate do hereby acknowledge by these presents the receipt of all or part and portion of all the property of the said Estate of Elizabeth Rice owned and we do by these presents receive it as a full and final settlement forever -- Whereunto we sit our hand this date above mentioned. Oliver Rice In Presence of (his mark) Amos A Hill; J S Newman; Joseph Bennett; A A Rice; T R Rice. The State of Texas: Personally appeared before me; County of DeWitt; James N Smith clerk of the County Court of said County: Amos A Hill; one of the subscribing witness to the foregoing instrument of writing who to me is well known and he after being duly sworn on his oath says that he is acquainted with all the party subscribing the same and that he saw each of them sign and seal the same and they acknowledge to be their act and deed for the purpose therein set forth and that they requested him to witness the same -- Given under my hand and seal of office at office in Clinton the 19^th day of July A D 1859: James N Smith Cty Clerk. The State of Texas; County of DeWitt; I hereby certify that the above instrument of writing was filed in my office for record on Tuesday the 19^th day of July A D 1859 at 10 oclock a m and that it was duly recorded in Record Book - - In Book H on page 455 on the same day and date as 11 oclock a m. Given under my hand and seal of office at office in Clinton this 19^th day of July A D 1859.      James N Smith Cty Clerk.' This Deed of Release, Oliver Rice et al, was transcribed by Anita J. Cooper. The 1860 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of William Wilson Rice's household; Rice, William W., head, 25, m, farmer, real estate value 252, personal estate value 1,050, born Ohio; Nancy Ann, 17, f, born Alabama; Asa S., 15, m, born Texas; James, 31, m, born Ohio. Asa Samuel Rice served in the Confederate Army during Civil War and was a private in Mann's Regiment, Texas Calvary (Bradford's), Co. A. He was listed on the tax rolls of 3-Aug-1867 in DeWitt County, Texas. The 1870 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 1-Aug-1870 DeWitt County, Texas; head, 24/m/w, farmer, personal estate value 300, born Texas, Mary J., 21/f/w, born Texas, Mary E., 9/12(Oct)/f/w, born Texas. The 1880 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 1-Jun-1880 DeWitt County, Texas; age 33, wife Meary J, age 31; children Mary E, 10; Ann Elizabeth, 9; Oliver James, 7; Hermana Magdeline, 4; Edward Lee, 2. He was listed on the tax rolls of 1885 as having 250 acres, 1 carriage, 4 horses, 80 mules, 16 cattle, for a total value of $996. in DeWitt County, Texas. He witnessed the land transaction of Thomas Richard Rice on 20-Apr-1887; sold property inherited from Elizabeth Rice's estate to Mary A. Rice, widow of William W. Rice. The 1900 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 7-Jun-1900 Stratton, DeWitt County, Texas; head/w/m/Sept/1846/53/married 31 years, born Texas, father born England, mother born Texas, farmer, home owned. Asa Samuel Rice swore on an Affidavit dated July 2, 1921, that he was 74 years old, a nephew of Wm. W. Rice and part heir to his uncle's property. He left a will which read:; probate of will by Molly J. Rice; to my wife with remainder thereof, on her decease, to our children as follows: to granddaughter Alma McCaslan, daughter of our son Oliver J. Rice, deceased, the sum of $500.00; the remainder of the estate to be paid to my children Ellen Layton, Maggie Bowen, Eddie Rice, Claude Rice, Fannie Rice and Ira Rice, share and share alike. He was a farmer and stockraiser.

     Ashley Rene Rice is the daughter of Rex Howard Rice and Paula Rene Starr.

     Ashur Rice was born on 6-Jul-1694. He was the son of Thomas Rice and Anna Rice. Ashur Rice died on 20-Aug-1773 at age 79.

     Avarylle Vernie Rice was born on 18-Jan-1911 at Matagorda County, Texas. She was the daughter of Jesse James Rice and Wilhemena Minnie Schulz. Avarylle Vernie Rice died on 20-Jun-1923 at Yoakum, Lavaca County, at age 12 died of pneumonia. She was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Yoakum, Texas.

     Azariah Rice was born on 13-Aug-1693 at Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Benjamin Rice and Mary Rice. Azariah Rice married Hannah Bartlett, daughter of Joseph Bartlett (II) and Hannah Hyde, on 17-Jun-1720 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Azariah Rice died before 7-Sep-1779 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, of cancer; will probated on this date.
     Azariah Rice left a will on 8-Jul-1772 at Worcester County, Massachusetts; Volume 15, page 293-296
Will: Azariah Rice, July 8, 1772

In the name of God Amen. The eighth day of July, one thousand seven hundred & seventy two: I Azariah Rice of Brookfield in the County of Worcester & Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, Yeoman, being in health and of sound disposing mind & memory, thanks be given to God but calling to mind the mortality of my body & knowing that all men must once die, do make this my last will and testament, that is to say, first of all I give & I recommend my soul into the hand of God who gave it, & my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my executor hereafter named, not doubting but at the General resurrection, I shall receive the same again by the Mighty power of God-And as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give demise & dispose of the same in the following manner & form.
I?. My will is that all my just debts & funeral charges paid by my Executors out of my estate.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Benj’n. About two acres of half of meadow more or less as the same is in the southerly side (illegible illegible) Pond, bounded all round by (illegible) & said Pond which is his full part with what I have given him heretofore.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Oliver, one half part of four acres of meadow for quantity & quality, lying near Pine Hill, be it more or less as per Brookfield Book of record. I also give him more, viz. two acres of meadow at Bartlett’s Point (so called) be it more or less, as per record.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Jonas one half part of four acres of meadow near Pine Hill, be it more or less as per record.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Ephraim one half part of my house where I now live with the building thereon both for quantity & quality with all my husbandry tools and living stock of creatures of every kind I shall die seized of as the name is bounded southwesterly part on Jonas Rice & part on Elisha Rice, west on Cyprian Rice and four acres of my own land here after mentioned on a town road. Northerly on a town road. Easterly part on (Ralph’s ?) land & part on south pond southerly, southerly on John Rice his land. Said homelot lyes on both sides a town road & contains in the whole about one hundred acres, more four acres lying on the northerly side a town road, more or less as per record. I also give him ten acres of meadow on Qualange River bound on north on the river, south & east on Josiah Partredge, west on Bartlett’s Point. I give him more viz my part in the Meeting house and all my wearing apparel with all the money which is due or coming to me from my late brother Mattathias Rice deceased his estate with all my money I shall die seized & possessed of. Said bequests are on the conditions following viz. That the said Ephraim improve the half heretofore bequeathed in a good husband-like manner during my life & deliverance yearly the whole produce of the same of every sort affordance to be to my sole use & disposal. And also to provide for my comfortable support in sickness & health during my natural life if I stand in need & at my death to give a decent Christian burial. And also pay out the legacies hereafter mentioned to his two sisters & my granddaughter.
Item. I give & bequeath to my daughter’s Miriam & Mary in equal parts all my household goods of every sort & name, as iron, (illegible) pewter, wood, bed & bedding, linen & woolen of every sort & whatever else of indoor moveable not mentioned by name. And ten shilling money to each of them. And to Mary one milking cow to be paid by my executor at my decease.
Item. I give, bequeath to my granddaughter Zerciah Sanford, one heifer two years old, to be delivered to her by my executor within six months after my decease.
Item. I constitute my son Ephr. Rice, sole executor to this my last will and testament. And I utterly disallow & disannul all & every other former or other wills, legacies and bequests or Executors by me made, willed or bequeathed. Ratifying & conforming this and no other to be my last will & testament.
In witness whereof I have put my hand & seal, the day & year above written.
Signed, sealed, published, pronounced & declared said Azariah Rice as his last will & testament in the presence of these subscribers: Wm Ayres, William Ayres Jr, Benjamin Ayers.
Azariah Rice (seal)

Worcester ss. To all people to whom these presents shall come, Levi Lincoln, Judge of the Probate of wills, in the County of Worcester, within the State of Massachusetts Bay, in New England, sendeth Greeting.
Know ye, that on the seventh day of September, anno domini 1779. The instrument herewith annexed purporting the last will & testament of Azariah Rice, late of Brookfield in the County aforesaid, deceased, was presented for probate by Ephraim Rice the executor herein named. Then present William Ayres & Benjamin Ayers, two of the witnesses of the hereto described who made oath that they saw the said testator sign seal & heard him declare the said instrument to be his last will & testament & that they with the other subscribing witnesses subscribed their names together as witnesses to the execution thereof in the said testator’s presence and that he was this to the best of their judgement, of sound & disposing mind:
I do prove, approve & allow of the said instrument as the last will & testament of the before name deceased and do commit that the administration thereof in all matters the same (illegible) & of his estate whereof he died seized & possessed in said County unto Ephraim Rice the before named executor work faithfully to execute the said will, and to administer the estate of the said deceased according thereto, who accepted of his said inst. and he shall render an inventory of said estate into the Probate office according to law, and he shall render an amount upon oath of his proceeding when thereunto lawfully required.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of office this day & year above written. Levil Lincoln, J. prob.
Entered from the original, Josiah Wheeler Regr.

     Benjamin Rice was born on 22-Dec-1666 at Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Deacon Edward Rice and Agnes (Anna) Bent. Benjamin Rice married Mary Rice, daughter of Samuel Rice and Mary Dix, on 15-Nov-1692 at Marlborough, Massachusetts; are first cousins.
Benjamin Rice died on 23-Feb-1748/49 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 82. He was buried at Old Common Cemetery, Marlborough, Massachusetts. His estate was probated on 27-Mar-1749.
     Benjamin Rice left a will on 31-Dec-1744; naming sons Azariah, Zerubabel, and Matthias; daughters Lydia Rice, Elizabeth How, Rachel How, Priscilla Partridge and Damaris Brigham; and grandchild (of son Simon, deceased) Ebenezer. Zerubabel Rice, Executor.

     Benjamin Rice was born on 31-May-1640 at Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Deacon Edmund Rice and Thomasine Frost. Benjamin Rice married Mary Brown, daughter of Deacon William Brown, in 1662. Benjamin Rice died on 19-Dec-1713 at age 73.

     Benjamin Rice was born on 4-Jan-1739/40 at Marlborough, Massachusetts. He was the son of Deacon Andrew Rice and Hannah Barnes. Benjamin Rice married Susannah Weeks on 22-May-1764 at Marlborough, Massachusetts. Benjamin Rice died on 23-Apr-1811 at Marlborough, Massachusetts, at age 71.
     Benjamin Rice Children of Benjamin Rice and Susanna Weeks:
Elizabeth Rice+
Mary Rice+
Phebe Rice+
Stephen Rice
Susannah Rice
Deacon Benjamin Rice+
John Rice.

     Captain Benjamin Rice was born on 1-Feb-1722/23 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Azariah Rice and Hannah Bartlett. Captain Benjamin Rice married Sarah Upham. Captain Benjamin Rice died on 8-Feb-1796 at age 73.
     Captain Benjamin Rice witnessed the will of Azariah Rice on 8-Jul-1772 at Worcester County, Massachusetts; Volume 15, page 293-296
Will: Azariah Rice, July 8, 1772

In the name of God Amen. The eighth day of July, one thousand seven hundred & seventy two: I Azariah Rice of Brookfield in the County of Worcester & Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, Yeoman, being in health and of sound disposing mind & memory, thanks be given to God but calling to mind the mortality of my body & knowing that all men must once die, do make this my last will and testament, that is to say, first of all I give & I recommend my soul into the hand of God who gave it, & my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my executor hereafter named, not doubting but at the General resurrection, I shall receive the same again by the Mighty power of God-And as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give demise & dispose of the same in the following manner & form.
I?. My will is that all my just debts & funeral charges paid by my Executors out of my estate.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Benj’n. About two acres of half of meadow more or less as the same is in the southerly side (illegible illegible) Pond, bounded all round by (illegible) & said Pond which is his full part with what I have given him heretofore.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Oliver, one half part of four acres of meadow for quantity & quality, lying near Pine Hill, be it more or less as per Brookfield Book of record. I also give him more, viz. two acres of meadow at Bartlett’s Point (so called) be it more or less, as per record.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Jonas one half part of four acres of meadow near Pine Hill, be it more or less as per record.
Item. I give & bequeath to my son Ephraim one half part of my house where I now live with the building thereon both for quantity & quality with all my husbandry tools and living stock of creatures of every kind I shall die seized of as the name is bounded southwesterly part on Jonas Rice & part on Elisha Rice, west on Cyprian Rice and four acres of my own land here after mentioned on a town road. Northerly on a town road. Easterly part on (Ralph’s ?) land & part on south pond southerly, southerly on John Rice his land. Said homelot lyes on both sides a town road & contains in the whole about one hundred acres, more four acres lying on the northerly side a town road, more or less as per record. I also give him ten acres of meadow on Qualange River bound on north on the river, south & east on Josiah Partredge, west on Bartlett’s Point. I give him more viz my part in the Meeting house and all my wearing apparel with all the money which is due or coming to me from my late brother Mattathias Rice deceased his estate with all my money I shall die seized & possessed of. Said bequests are on the conditions following viz. That the said Ephraim improve the half heretofore bequeathed in a good husband-like manner during my life & deliverance yearly the whole produce of the same of every sort affordance to be to my sole use & disposal. And also to provide for my comfortable support in sickness & health during my natural life if I stand in need & at my death to give a decent Christian burial. And also pay out the legacies hereafter mentioned to his two sisters & my granddaughter.
Item. I give & bequeath to my daughter’s Miriam & Mary in equal parts all my household goods of every sort & name, as iron, (illegible) pewter, wood, bed & bedding, linen & woolen of every sort & whatever else of indoor moveable not mentioned by name. And ten shilling money to each of them. And to Mary one milking cow to be paid by my executor at my decease.
Item. I give, bequeath to my granddaughter Zerciah Sanford, one heifer two years old, to be delivered to her by my executor within six months after my decease.
Item. I constitute my son Ephr. Rice, sole executor to this my last will and testament. And I utterly disallow & disannul all & every other former or other wills, legacies and bequests or Executors by me made, willed or bequeathed. Ratifying & conforming this and no other to be my last will & testament.
In witness whereof I have put my hand & seal, the day & year above written.
Signed, sealed, published, pronounced & declared said Azariah Rice as his last will & testament in the presence of these subscribers: Wm Ayres, William Ayres Jr, Benjamin Ayers.
Azariah Rice (seal)

Worcester ss. To all people to whom these presents shall come, Levi Lincoln, Judge of the Probate of wills, in the County of Worcester, within the State of Massachusetts Bay, in New England, sendeth Greeting.
Know ye, that on the seventh day of September, anno domini 1779. The instrument herewith annexed purporting the last will & testament of Azariah Rice, late of Brookfield in the County aforesaid, deceased, was presented for probate by Ephraim Rice the executor herein named. Then present William Ayres & Benjamin Ayers, two of the witnesses of the hereto described who made oath that they saw the said testator sign seal & heard him declare the said instrument to be his last will & testament & that they with the other subscribing witnesses subscribed their names together as witnesses to the execution thereof in the said testator’s presence and that he was this to the best of their judgement, of sound & disposing mind:
I do prove, approve & allow of the said instrument as the last will & testament of the before name deceased and do commit that the administration thereof in all matters the same (illegible) & of his estate whereof he died seized & possessed in said County unto Ephraim Rice the before named executor work faithfully to execute the said will, and to administer the estate of the said deceased according thereto, who accepted of his said inst. and he shall render an inventory of said estate into the Probate office according to law, and he shall render an amount upon oath of his proceeding when thereunto lawfully required.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal of office this day & year above written. Levil Lincoln, J. prob.
Entered from the original, Josiah Wheeler Regr.

     Benjamin II Rice was born on 7-Sep-1757. He was the son of Captain Benjamin Rice and Sarah Upham. Benjamin II Rice died on 7-Dec-1771 at age 14.

     Beriah Rice was born on 20-Aug-1702. He was the son of Thomas Rice and Anna Rice. Beriah Rice married Mary Goodenow on 6-Jan-1730. Beriah Rice died on 27-Jun-1764 at age 61.

     Bethiah Rice was born on 29-Oct-1682 at Marlborough, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Daniel Rice and Bethiah Ward. Bethiah Rice married Jonathan Newton, son of Moses Newton and Johanna Larkin, on 26-Oct-1708.

     Betty Elaine Rice was born on 21-Nov-1898; (Buffington Funeral Home records shows her born Nov 19, 1896). She was the daughter of Oren Adelbert Rice and Mary Alice Hodges. Betty Elaine Rice died on 2-Sep-1930 at DeWitt County, Texas, at age 31. She was buried at Alexander Cemetery, DeWitt County, Texas.
     Betty Elaine Rice was also known as Bettie Amira Rice per Jewel Henderson. The 1900 Federal Census enumerated her as a member of Oren Adelbert Rice's household; Rice, Oren A., head, w/m/July 1855/49, married 25 years, born Texas, father born Ohio, mother born Pen or Ten.

     Bobby Joe (B.J.) Rice is the son of Lester Jay Rice and Donna Marion Munson.

     Bradley Barton Rice is the son of Hanford Maurice Rice and Emily Ann Schmidt.

     Brent Christopher Babcock Rice is the son of Hanford Craig Rice and Bonnie Luella Babcock.

     Bryan Evans Rice is the son of Virgil Floyd Rice and Jo Ellen Hamby.

     Caleb Rice was born on 8-Feb-1657 at Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Deacon Edward Rice and Agnes (Anna) Bent. Caleb Rice died on 27-Apr-1658 at age 1.

     Celise Gwinnette Rice is the daughter of Garner Thomas Rice and Minnie (?).

     Charles Rice was born on 7-Jul-1684. He was the son of Thomas Rice and Anna Rice. Charles Rice died in 1773.

     Charles Allison Rice was born on 20-May-1875 at Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas. He was the son of Thomas Richard Rice and Martha Ann Alexander. Charles Allison Rice married Sallie Belle Martindale, daughter of William Hubbard Martindale and Martha Ann Pate, on 3-Jan-1900 at DeWitt County, Texas; 1900 census. Charles Allison Rice died on 9-Apr-1968 at Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona, at age 92. He was buried at Citizens Cemetery, Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona.
     Charles Allison Rice was a cattle rancher in New Mexico, Colorado and southern Arizona; lived in the Flagstaff area since 1923. The 1880 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Thomas Richard Rice's household; Thomas Rice, head, w/m/38, farmer, born Texas, father born Ohio, mother born Ireland; Martha Ann w/f/35, born North Carolina, father born North Carolina, mother born South Carolina, Nanny Ann w/f/14, Sidney Lola w/f/10, Talitha w/f/8, Charles Allison w/m/5, Joann Alfretta w/f/2, all born Texas. The 1900 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 1-Jun-1900 Stratton, DeWitt County, Texas; head, w/m/May 1875/25, married 1 year, born Texas, father born Ohio, mother born (?), farmer, owned home, Sallie B., wife, w/f/Mar 1882/18, born Texas, father born Alabama, mother born Mississippi, next door is William and Martha Martindale. Charles Allison Rice and W. J. Alexander were chosen as judges by the students at the writing school. J. J. (Jim) Hollan was awarded the honor of being the best penman in the school and Jesse Rice the honor and the one dollar prize for the most improvement during the school. The writer was informed by the judges that they never witnessed so much improvement during the same length of time. on 22-Jun-1902 at Crossonville, DeWitt County, Texas. He Letter written to daughter Martha and granddaughter Eleanor:
Flagstaff Dec 18 69 (original spelling)
Eleanor and Martha
I thought I would write both of you as I hate to right real bad. We are all well and sure hope all of you are. We are having pretty weather prety cold at night 13 above this morning it wabout 50 now. Martha your mama said thansk for the hand bag. She getting along prety good. Sam Tomie sent her pup. Yes I sure want you all to come to see us next summer. We try to be around. Elenor them boy pictures are fine they soon be grown time goes bye fast. I the hapiest old great grand dad in the world to think that I have some grand sons and great grand sons none of them get in bad. I am proud of all of them. I think they will stay that way. Big Harry round all up next summer and come to see us. I think President Johnson will OK. It so happened that I knew his family his grandfather and mother and father. He was a single man then. He was a nice young mand, he had 2 sisters, one was single. I went a dance at their home. Mrs Katy sure could dance. I was prety lite on foot them days that was 1899. Good luck to all. Write some time.
Charlie Rice on 18-Dec-1963 at Flagstaff, Arizona.

     Charles William Rice is the son of Samuel Rice and Patsy Ruth Gibson.

     Chester Ray Rice is the son of Orbria Lawrence Rice and Edna Earl Agnew.

     Claud Charles Rice was born on 13-Oct-1883 at Yoakum, Texas. He was the son of Asa Samuel Rice and Mary Jane Bradley. Claud Charles Rice married Evaline Bennett, daughter of William Edward Bennett and Permelia Jane Bell, on 25-Nov-1914 at DeWitt County, Texas. Claud Charles Rice died on 14-Mar-1969 at College Station, Brazos County, Texas, at age 85. He was buried at Yoakum Cemetery, DeWitt County, Texas.
     The 1900 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Asa Samuel Rice's household; head/w/m/Sept/1846/53/married 31 years, born Texas, father born England, mother born Texas, farmer, home owned.

     Clyde Barton "Scooter" Rice is the son of Conard Barton Rice and Jewell Pauline Johnson.

     Conard Barton Rice was born on 14-Oct-1917 at DeWitt County, Texas. He was the son of Jesse James Rice and Wilhemena Minnie Schulz. Conard Barton Rice married Jewell Pauline Johnson on 14-Sep-1946 at DeWitt County, Texas. Conard Barton Rice died on 1-Oct-1987 at age 69.
     Conard Barton Rice served in the U. S. Navy during World War II Company H, 138th Infantry. He served 16 months in Alaska and was discharged at Camp Sibert, Alabama.

     Cynthia Ann Rice is the daughter of Edgar Davis Rice and Gloria Louise Pridgen.

     Cyprian Rice was born on 17-Dec-1691. He was the son of Captain Peter Rice and Rebecca How. Cyprian Rice married Lydia Rice, daughter of Benjamin Rice and Mary Rice, on 25-Dec-1721 at Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.