Saide Reed m. Mark Clayton Ewing
Sadie was born 9 Dec 1884 in Schofield, Marathon Co WI.
Married Mark Clayton Ewing on 2 Aug 1909 in Minneapolis. (see genealogy notes for the Ewing family) The Stevens Point Journal reported: "Miss Sadie Reed and MC Ewing of Wausau were married in Mineapolis Mon afternoon Aug 2nd by Rev Andrew D Stowe of Christ's Episcopal Church in the presence of only a few of the immediate friends. After an outing of a week or two at Madison Lake, a popular summer resort near Minneapolis, they will return to Wausau where they will be at home to friends after Sept 1st. The bride is a daughter of Mrs Alberta Kingsbury Reed, formerly well known inthis city, her childhgood home. The daughter has also visited here many times and has a considerable number of personal friends here. The groom is the treasurer and general manager of the Wausau Street Railway Co."
Children:
Reid Ewing (b 20 Apr 1913)
George D. Reed m. Edna A. Kingsbury
George D Reed was born in 1848 in Old Town, Maine. Died Feb 1901 in Wausau, WI. Became a lumberjack, moved to Wisconsin. Married first Frances (Fanny) Hoskins of Old Town in 22 Jan 1872.
Married Edna R. (Bertie) Kingsbury (1856-1933) on 26 Nov 1879 in Stevens Point WI. (see genealogy notes for the Kingsbury family) The Stevens Point Journal reported: "On the 25th, by the Rev JA Davenport, at the residence of the father of the bride, Mr Georgbe C Reed and Miss Bertie Kingsbury. The bride is a daughter of County Judge Kingsbury and has any number of friends in this city. After a breif wedding trip Mr and Mrs Reed will return to Wausau where they will spend the coming winter. A large number fo the bride's friends accompanied them to the depot to wish them goodbye and a pleasant journey."
1880 census: WI Marathon Co, Weston Dist 84: George D. age 37 (illegible) sawmill, Bertie age 22.
1900 census: Marathon Co, Wausau 4th ward p 101a: George 52 lumberman, Edna 42 (21 years, 3/2), Edna 19 teacher, and Sarah 15.
1910 census??
1920 census: Brooklyn Center, Hennepin MN Edna A Reed age 62. Housekeeper for Earle Brown, Real Estate.
1930 census: Minneapolis, Hennepin MN: Edna A. 72 mother in law, Lawrence Lloyd 49 salesman Lumber Co, Edna M. Lloyd 49, daughters Lois A 20 and Dorothy S. 11
Children:
Sadie Reed (b 9 Dec 1884) see above.
Edna M.: (1880). Married Lawrence J Lloyd., had kids Lois A.in 1909 and Dorothy Sue in 1918. Lois had mental health problems and died after shock therapy about 1960. Dot Sue ended up in Escanaba married to Harold Tonn, with daughter Amy (teacher) and son Jimmy (dentist)
Draper Parmentier Reed m. Betsy Smith
Betsy Smith of Orrington (have not been able to find any family information for the Smith family) Married on 11 Jan 1833. Born ~1812. Died after 1880.
If I have accurate new info, Betsy was born 15 May 1812, the daughter of Jessie (Jesse) Smith and his wife Delilah Snow. Jesse and Delilah married 26 May 1791, and had ten children. Delilah was the daughter of Benjamin Snow and Mercy Paine.
Draper Parmentier Reed, born 5 Sept 1802 in Orono, ME (or Winthrop, Kennebec, ME?), became a farmer, later lived in Milford ME. Died before 1880.
1840 census: Penobscot, Milford p 166
1850 census: Penobscot Co, Milford p 302 Draper 47, Betsey 38, Martha J 15, William H 13, Delia 10, George D 9, Marcellus 7, Jesse 5, Mary E 1.
1860 census: Penobscot Co, Milford p 88 Draper P 57 farmer, Betsey 48, William H 23, George D 18, (both work on logs), Meacolus V 16 (works on logs), Jesse W 14, Mary E 12, Esmah A 9, Eva F 7, Abby T 5.
1870 census: Penobscot Co Milford p 219A Draper age 68, farmer, Betsy age 58, George D age 28 day laborer, Marcellus age 26 works on a farm, Jesse age 24 day laborer, Eliza M age 21, Nettie E age 19, Eva F age 17, Abbie age 15, Draper E 13
(1870 census: Penobscot, Hampden: William H 33, and wife Laura B. 26.)
1880 census: Penobscot Co Milford district 50 Betsy age 68, Marcellus age 33, Jesse W age 32, Abbie age 24, Draper E age 23, and a grandson Don WIllis (sp?) age 18--all the men were listed as "working on logs"
1900 census: Knox Co ME Camden town: William H age 63, house carpenter?, wife Laura B 56.
1900 census Draper E. boarder in Milford, age 40, widowed, barber.
Children:
George D. Reed (b 1848) see above.
Martha ~1835 probably married (or dead) before 1860... Martha J. Reed married Otis Reed on Apr 25, 1869 in Penobscot County, Maine. Residence: Oldtown Spouse's Residence: Oldtown
William H ~1837 married Laura B moved to Camden.
Delia S ~1840 married Charles Atkins 18 Feb 1860. He was from Corinna.
Marcellus ~1843 age 33 still with parents age 33...cant find after 1880 census...
Jesse W ~1845 age 32 still with parents age 32...cant find after 1880 census...
Mary E ~1849 Mary E. Reed married Frank Robinson on Jan 6, 1872 in Penobscot County, Maine. Residence: MIlford Spouse's Residence: Milford
Essannah Annett
Eva
Abby T ~1856
Draper Eldridge (born ~1859, adopted in Jan 1863, age 4) married Fannie Call 30 Jun 1880 in Penobsct Co, widowed before 1900, working as barber, married Daisey Palmer or Emerson in 1915. 1920 census Milford p 12A age 62, with wife...
Benjamin Reed m. Mary B. Easty
Benjamin, born 1769 in Winthrop ME (or Topsham, Hancock, ME?), became blacksmith, paid taxes in Winthrop in 1798, later lived in Albion, ME. Records exist for an 1804 court matter involving a debt in the Kennebec County Supreme Judicial Court (Benjamin was residing in Winthrop), Location: 20-14, vol and page: 2-262-925, 2-262-2624.
Married Mary (Polly) B. Easty, daughter of Solomon Easty and Hannah Leonard, on 15 Aug 1789 in Sharon MA. The Easty family genealogy includes our ancestor Mary Towne who was executed as a witch in the Salem witch trials. This is the lineage to that Mary through this Mary's father:
Solomon Estey m. Hannah Leonard
Solomon was born 17 May 1744. Married Hannah Leonard (b 17 Jun 1748), daughter of Walley Leonard. From "The Esteys Of Old Stoughton" by Solomon Talbot, " Benjamin Estey died in 1744 and by his will his real estate descended to his two sons, Benjamin and Ebenezer. These children married and brought up families. The farm was divided between them. In the year 1765 Ebenezer Estey's buildings were struck by lightning and burned, and the Church at Canton raised for his assistance 30 pounds, 17 shillings. He died in 1769. After the death of Ebenezer his two sons, Solomon and Aaron, succeeded to his estate. The boys married sisters, Mary and Merideth, daughters of Walley Leonard of Canton. When the Lexington alarm occurred Solomon Estey was enrolled in Capt. Peter Talbot's company in Stoughton and was paid for 38 miles travel on the 19th of April 1775. He was in the Battle of Bunker Hill on the 17th of June the same year. At this time his wife with the wives of her neighbors who were in the army, hearing heavy cannonading and seeing the smoke of the burning Charlestown, gathered together in the school house, and with fearful foreboding spent the night watching and praying for the dear ones away in the battle, amid the fire and smoke that could be seen. After war he sold his soldiers certificates to the State of Massachusetts for lands in Maine and moved with his family to Farmington." Solomon and Hannah later moved to Albion, ME. Solomon was a member of the First Congregational Society in Winthrop.
Ebenezer Estey m. Martha Belcher
Ebenezer was born on 15 Oct 1705. Married Martha Belcher.
Benjamin Eastey m. Elizabeth Goodhue
Benjamin (b. date?) married Elizabeth Goodhue, daughter of William Goodhue.
Isaac Eastey m. Mary Towne
Isaac was born 17 Nov 1627. Married Mary Towne. Mary Towne was executed as a witch in Salem Village on 22 Sep 1692 at age 58. Her two sisters Rebecca Nurse and Sarah Cloyse were also accused. Mary Towne was the daughter of William Towne and Joanna Blessing, who immigrated in 1635. William Towne was the son of John Towne and Elizabeth Clarke. Joanna Blessing was the daughter of John Blessing and Joan Preaste, both from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. See above link for more info on Mary Towne...
Children of Benjamin and Mary Reed:
Leonard 1791,
Polly 1792,
Benjamin, 13 Nov 1798 Medford?
Perin and Perintha 1796,
Martha 13 Jun 1797 Medford?
Joseph 1800,
Draper P. Reed (b 5 Sep 1802) see above.
Hannah,
Nancy,
Solomon
Olive.
Joseph Reed m. Martha Round(s)
Joseph was born 30 Jan1736 in Enlgand, died ~1770.(per: History of the Reed Family" p 245) Joseph Reed b 30 Jan~1736, went to British Provinces in Nova Scotia in 1755, was at the taking of Fort Cumberland, became Baptist minister, settled in Horton NS.died young of tape worm. Kids raised by grandparents in Attleborough, Mass.
Married Lois Franklin 1759.
Married Martha Round (first husband Benjamin Cleveland), daughter of Baptist Minister Richard Round on 26 Jul 1761 in Rehoboth MA.
Children:
Benjamin Reed (b 1769) see above.
Daughter-no children.
Daughter--large family in WInthrop ME
Joseph Reed m. Hannah Healey
Joseph was born 19 Aug 1692.
Married Hannah Healey on 6 Dec1727.
Children:
Joshua 21 Jul 1728 in Rehoboth, married Betty LKU.
Eliphalet 6 Oct 1730 in Rehoboth, moved to New Brunswick, was with Gen Wolfe at Quebec, married Sarah Bucklin.
Joseph 25 Jun 1733 in Rehoboth, d. 12 Jan 1734,
Ruth 28 Oct 1734 in Rehoboth,
Joseph 13 Jan 1735/36, see above.
Bettey 30 Nov 1738 in Rehoboth,
Rosanna 7 Dec 1740,
Benjamin 8 Nov 1743
Israel Reed m. Rebecca Ruggles
Israel Reed b Mar 1657 in Weymouth, Bristol. MA. Israel served under Major Bradford in the war. Died 17 Nov 1732.
Married Rebecca Ruggles/Ruggells on 6 Nov 1684 in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA. Rebeckah died 14 Mar 1735, widow. Children:
Children:
John, 1686,
Rebecca 1687,
Israel 1688 (d 1732), married Hannah LKU
Mary 1690,
Joseph 1692, see above.
Elizabeth 1694,
Ann 1694/95,
Ruth 1697,
Joshua 1699 (d. 1722),
Judith 1701,
Jeremiah 1703.
John Read m. Sarah Lessie
John Read, b1604 St Peter's Canterbury, Kent,England. came to America with Gov. Winthrop in 1630, lived in Weymouth 1637, Braintree, Dorchester 1638, and 1643 went to Rehoboth with Rev Newman and church (lived at what was called the Rim, now in Seekonk.). Became constable of Rehoboth, kept a public house. Died at age 87 on 7 Sep 1685 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA. ("The Reed Family in Europe & America" by Jacob Whittemore Reed 1861 Boston.)
Married Sarah Lessie b 1614 Blyborough, Lincoln England. Children
Children: (per: "Genealogical Dictionary of New England") :
Abigail 1638
John 1640, killed by Indians at Pierce's Fight. Married Rachal LKU.
Thomas 1641, captured by Indians in King Phillips War. Married ELizabeth Clark, then Ann Perrin.
Wiliam, 1635 a tailor in Weymouth, m Ruth Crooke
Samuel, constable of Mendon, married #1 Hopestill Holebrook, then Hannah LKU
Ezekiel & Zachariah 1649, twins died in infancy
Moses 1650, Capt and town representative in Reheboth, married Rebecca Fitch.
Mary 1652,
Elizabeth 1654,
Daniel 1655, married Hannah Peck
Israel 1657, see above.
Mehitable (mehittabell) 1660.
William Read m. Lucy Henage
William Read b 1565 Canterbury, Kent, England & died 24 Apr 1621 Canterbury, Kent England. brother to William of Weymouth.
wife Lucy Henage b 24 Feb 1585/86 London Middlesex, England married 26 Apr 1613 St Olave Hart, London, Middlesex, England;,
Children:
William 1596
John 1604
William 1605 of Weymouthcame to Boston in "Assuarance de Lo" in 1635.
Rebecca 1606
Richard 1607
Ann 1608
Grace 1610,
Jane 1611
THomas 1613
Matthew Read, Esq. m. Alice Ward
Children:
William see above
William Read m. Rebecca Mince Mennis (Menis)
William Read b 1535 Folkestone, Kent, England.
Married Rebecca Mince Mennis b 1540 of Flkestone, Kent England
Children:
Richard b 1577
John
Thomas
William
Lucy
Mathew (see above)
Sir William Read m Eliza (Ann) Mennis?
Wiliam b 1510 Folkstone, Kent, ENgland.
Married Eliza Mennis b 1516, married abt 1532.
Children: Matthew 1533, William 1535, Eliza 1537, Alice 1537, Rebecca 1539.
William Reade m. Unknown?
William was born about 1450. Professor of Divinity?
Dates dont work--would have been age 60 at time of son Williams birth.
Edward Reade & Isiod Stanley?
William Reade b ~ 1446-50: "History of Reed Family" states that William Reade, son of Edward & Isiod, born about 1450, had a son Sir William who married Ann Menis...
Children:
William see above
John m Loan Ludlow, son THomas of Beccles
Bartholomew (mayor of London in 1502?)
Robert, Lord Chief Justice, m. Margaret Alphew