The Rue family in the U.S.A.
"There's rue for you, and here's some for me --
we may call it herb of grace o' Sundays.
O, you must wear your rue with a difference.
There's a daisy: I would give you some violets,
but they withered all when my father died --
they say, he made a good end."
-- Ophelia in Hamlet, Act IV, Sc. 5 --
| GENEALOGY PAGE |
Seventeenth Century - Early Rues Flee Europe's Teeming Shores
Francois LaRUEMatthew RUE
Eighteenth Century - Second Century of Rues in America
Matthew RUE
Nineteenth Century - Third Hundred Years, A Nation's Childhood
Francis C. RUE
Twentieth Century - Fourth Century of Rues in America Nears an End
Arthur H. RUE
A website for Clyde B. ("Bud") Rue (1934-1993)
Bud Rue Memorial Walk for Social Justice (1993-present)
A visit to the Rue-Bispham cemetery in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
"The Rue Family" by A.L. Stokes, Genealogical Magazine of N.J. (1970)
Excerpt from Genealogical & Memorial History of New Jersey (1910)
Some notes and a query on Lewis Rue and Mud Island
My Golden School Days -- scrapbook of Opal Brooks Rue (1926 to 1931)
Land patent of Benjamin T. Rue of Fayette County, Indiana (1820)
Family Bible of Stella Margarite Rice Rue of Joplin, Missouri (1937)
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
These files are in a state of perpetual revision, addition and correction. A text file which later became the basis for these web pages was dated 25 December 1995. It was set into HTML and posted on the web in February 1996, and was broken into multiple files and revised on 4 July 1997. Grateful acknowledgement is given to all who have provided information, especially each of the sons of Arthur and Opal Rue and their wives. This file and others like it are dedicated to my wife, Carmen Rue, and to our children. If you are able to link to these lines and have info which does not appear, please share it. Corrections, updates, questions, etc. may be e-mailed here or sent via snail to the addresses shown below.
THOMAS and CARMEN RUE
PO Box 706, Monticello NY 12701
U.S.A.
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