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8. h. saron - 2009-10-18 21:24:21 |
Many thanks for taking the time to do this extensive work! I am working on my family ancestral story/tree, and it is proving to be a LOT of work. Nonetheless, I come here because my family lived "next door" to (and were written on the 1870 census in Spencer County, Kentucky as being a part of the family of) a Henry & Minnie REED. My family was the Downs, with their grandson Ash.
Am looking to discover if these folk may’ve been related to your ancestors, and if so - will be asking about records of those they’d held as slaves. Hope all is going well, and the blessings in your life are perceived!
Take care -- h |
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7. Michael Moorhead - 2009-05-12 21:37:00 |
| My ggg grandfather was Andrew Read (Reed) who married Caterine Coryell in 1892 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. They moved to Ohio, I believe, in the early 1800’s. Their daughter Sussana Read married Samuel Mitchell and lived in Greene County, Ohio. I have no information on Andrew Read’s family such as his father, mother and/or siblings. Thank you for publishing the Reads in Kentucky and Virginia. Mike Moorhead. |
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6. Rose Berry - 2008-12-25 23:01:49 |
My Ky Reed/Reids are a solid brickwall, but I see that you have James Reed of Jessamine Co. and I’m thinking he might be a relation.
Thanks for compiling this data and sharing it! |
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5. Bonnie Reid - 2008-12-18 21:37:27 |
| Thanks for all your work. |
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4. Jerry Wayne Reed, Sr. - 2008-08-22 13:55:08 |
Thanks, Great work. Much help with locating the different Reed groups.
Jerry |
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3. Bob & Marge - 2008-08-11 13:06:35 |
| Thanks for all of your work on this site! |
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2. Joan - 2008-08-08 14:28:17 |
Very nice, lots of work and well organized. One would think that you were a librarian! |
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1. Sarah - 2008-08-04 21:11:23 |
| Thank you so much for your work on this site! You’ve saved me many hours of sitting in front of a microfilm machine! |
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