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GENEALOGY of RYNO

This spelling of Ryno is rare in the USA. I believe there is less than 350 living

familys in America with this spelling. This is not counting the females who

     married and did not retain the Ryno name. If your name is spelled

different than Ryno, then you may not be related to our ancestors.

I wish to thank these Special People for all the information they shared. 

Dorothy Ryno Kohn, Jessie Ryno, Pat Beatty, Jan Alphonso,

Roger Ryno of Ca., Cecil Earnheart, Lorna Ryno Prant,Richard Ryno of Ca.,

Pamla Ryno, Stacey Monahan of NC, Art Rhyno, and my sister Delores Ryno Hull.

THANKS  For The Contributions.

My RYNO starting point is from a George Rino / Ryno, who came

to America and settled in New Jersey. Some of these early Ryno's

also changed their names during the French Indian War to protect

themselves from persercution. As time passed and the 1776 Revolution

was beginning, some of them reverted back to their original spelling.

Some choose a spelling that sounded like their original. The spelling of

my name is Ryno. I have traced it back to a George Ryno (1721-1796)..

I have found that George used the spelling of Rineau and Rino. George's

children spelled their last name Rino and later changed it to Ryno.

George Rino-Ryno married a Hanna Pack (1725-1795).

They had 10 children. Their names were; Ester, Elizabeth,

Phebe, Samuel, Ephriam, Esek, Pack, William, John and Peter. Not born

in this order.  John, Pack and Peter 's lines have been traced to

most Ryno's now living here in America

You might have connections to people in Nova Scotia where the spelling

is Rhyno and Rino. If you have any ties leading back to Canada, please

contact these people:

Art Rhyno at:     arhyno @ uwindsor.ca   

Cheryl Rino Shaw at:    CShaw24206@aol.com

is gathered from many various sources. I have found that some genealogists have

speculated as to the accuracy of their genealogy data.