1800 NY: Census Records of Surnames RASEY, RACEY, RAZEY, and Variations

Search Notes:
1. The Frederick RACY indexed in Schoharie County is indecipherable, but looks to me more like ROSE.
2. The Hannah RASE indexed in Ulster County is indecipherable, but definitely begins with "S," not "R" (could be SEARS).
3. The John RASE indexed in Dutchess County is BASS or BASSE (long-s).
4. Finished search at Ancestry.com for RAA*, RAC*, RAI*, RAS*, RAY*, RAZ*, REA*, ROS*, ROZ*, PAL*, PAR*.

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