Reynolds.
Riaud (pronounced Ree-o). An old Virginian name, of French derivation. In Norman records the name is Riau, not Riaud, the terminal "d" in the latter form representing the "territorial" particle in the original name; thus Riau de Alençon; Riau d'Alençon; Riaud. By syllabic transposition (as Mackall, Almack) Riaud is now Orear—a well-known Kentucky name.
Rich. Riche was near Nancy, in Lorraine. John de Riches, Thirteenth Century. Riche, Riches; Richeson.
Riddell.
COLONEL REUBEN T. DURRETT, LL. D.
President of The Filson Club.
Roff.
Roper.
Ross.
Roswell.