Person:William Reid (47)

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m. 10 Feb 1818
  1. William Scott Reid1818 - 1890
  2. Hannah M. ReidEst 1820 - 1833
  3. Mary Ann ReidEst 1821 -
  4. Mary Ann ReidEst 1824 - 1846
  5. James Patterson Reid1826 - 1895
  6. Margaret Jane Reid1828 - 1883
  7. Robert Morrison Reid1834 - 1891
m. 7 May 1839
  1. James Franklin Reid1841 - Bef 1872
  2. Letitia Jane Reid1845 - 1847
  3. Daniel Mansur Reid1848 - 1851
  4. Sarah M. Reid1852 - 1941
  5. William Scott Reid1855 - 1855
  6. Charles William Reid1856 - 1866
  7. Mary Jane Reid1861 - 1883
  8. Clara M. ReidAbt 1862 - Aft 1872
  9. Mansur C. Reid1866 - 1899
Facts and Events
Name[1] William Scott Reid
Gender Male
Birth[1][3] 10 Dec 1818 Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
Marriage 7 May 1839 Richmond, Wayne, Indianato Sarah Jane Mansur
Reference Number 81894
Sarah Jane Mansur
Death? 3 Mar 1890 Richmond, Wayne, Indiana, United States
Burial[2] Earlham Cemetery, Richmond, Wayne, Indiana
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Jonni Sue Jessop Schilaty <[email protected]>. Descendants of Adam Reid.
  2. Tombstone at Earlham Cemetery Richmond Indiana.
  3. William S. Reid, in Young, Andrew White. History of Wayne County, Indiana from its first settlement to the present time: with numerous biographial and family sketches; embellished with upwards of fifty portraits of citizens and views of buildings. (Cincinnati, Ohio: R. Clarke, 1872)
    p 433.

    ... WM. S. REID, son of Daniel Reid, was born in Rockbridge county, Va., December 10, 1818. He removed with his father's family to Preble county, Ohio, in 1822; and in 1823 to Richmond. He married May 7, 1839, Sarah Jane Mansur, by whom he had nine children, of whom only Sarah M., Clara M., and Mansur C., are living. Mr. Reid was for a time a clerk in the land office at Fort Wayne; on a farm in Allen county about twelve years; in the dry goods trade in Richmond three years; and for several years in the pork-packing business, in which, as one of the firm of Vanneman, Reid & Co., he still continues. He was also for a number of years, with C.C. Beeler, engaged in the grocery trade, which they discontinued in 1870. ...