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Robert Raines

Birth11 JUL 1766 - Sussex County, VA
Death31 Jul 1816 - Twiggs, Georgia, United States
MotherAmy Goodwyn
FatherCapt. John Raines, Gentleman Justice of Cumberland County

Born in Sussex County, VA on 11 JUL 1766 to Capt. John Raines, Gentleman Justice of Cumberland County and Amy Goodwyn. Robert Raines married Sarah Thweatt Hamilton and had 9 children. He passed away on 31 Jul 1816 in Twiggs, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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Capt. John Raines, Gentleman Justice Of Cumberland County
1726 - 1787
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Amy Goodwyn
1732 - 1773
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Thweatt Hamilton
1775 - 1850
Children Show all
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Martha Everard Hamilton Raines
1800 - 1855
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Emily Goodwyn Raines
1814 - 1866
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Henrietta Louisa Raines
1810 - 1870
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Lucian Hamilton Raines
1801 - 1859
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Angelina Goodwyn Raines
1804 - 1854
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Robert Henry Raines
1812 - 1860
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Thomas Cadwallader Raines
1816 - Unknown
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John William Raines
1805 - 1848
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Sarah Thweatt Raines
1807 - Unknown

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