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Donald Reid

kentpattih1 — 2009-11-14 18:49:19Z

Rewriting post ::

Searching for a Donald Reid, US citizen, US army, born approx. 1925-1930 Ohio..served in either Greenland or Goose Bay Labrador in 1951 ..maybe with the medical corps. He'd be tall, blonde with a space between his front teeth.

Donald Reid

kentpattih1 — 2009-11-14 18:46:58Z

I am looking for a Donald Reid, born approx. 1925-30 ..served in military in either Greenland or Goose Bay Labrador in 1951. He'd be tall, blonde with a space between his front teeth.

William & James Reid

GrahamConnolly — 2009-11-11 22:27:11Z

I am looking for information on my grandfather James H Reid or Hay-Reid (born bet 1893 & 1900) and his father William.

From family knowledge I believe James was born in Glasgow but have no documentation to support that, although there is vague talk of Dundee. I know his father was named William from James' marriage certificate, where William described himself as a printer.

James divorced my grandmother when he was about 32, my late father was only 8yrs at the time so did not understand what was going on. Grandmother refused to talk about the matter, other than to say Jimmy wanted to go back to Scotland, so I have no idea what happened to him or even where and when he died.

Family talk also has it that James was not only the youngest but the only boy and he had 5 sisters, one of whom was a twin to him. His mothers name is not recorded.

The 5 daughters will no doubt have married thereby changing their surnames but some of them may have descendants of their own still living.

If anyone recognises this family pattern perhaps we can talk.

Regards,
Liz Connolly (Hay-Reid)

Reids from Ottawa, LaSalle County, Illinois

marboothe — 2009-11-10 01:32:22Z

I am looking for any information on the Reids from Ottawa,Illinois.

The Parents were Bridget (Dowling) Reid from Castledermot,Ireland and Thomas Reid from Dublin Ireland.

The children born to them in Ottawa were:Elizabeth Lillie,James Joseph,Frederick Mathew,Catherine, Emma Loretta,John Thomas,MaryPaula,Mathew,Maude, Della Sarah, William and Thomas Francis. I have the birth dates.

Brothers John & James Reid (their sons were a doctor & minister & general ?)

Ratchete — 2009-11-08 10:23:45Z

Hi there,
John (b.1847 at Huntly, Aberdeenshire)and James (b.1850 at Forgue, Aberdeenshire) were the sons from the first marriage of Athur Reid (b.1820/21) to Jane Milne. Jane appears to have died around 1850/51 (no records found as yet) and Arthur went on to remarry an Ann(e) Duffus and have three more children; Helen(b. 1854) Arthur(b.1857) & Elzabeth(b. 1865). There is a lot of info about the second family that has been passed down the family. However the first family seems to have been mostly forgotten or lost.
Intrestingly a lovely, tantalising/infuriating letter has survived from a W Reid written in 1873. He writes to his cousin Arthur Reid(b.1857) about a visit to Ann(e) Duffus shortly after the death of her husband (Arthur b.1820/21). In the letter he says that he had been given Arthur Reid's address then had lost it but tracked it down then a bit of a sermon about strong liquer/borrowing/good character/respect for parents etc. Towards the end of the letter he says that he did not tell Ann(e) his name nor did she ask!?? and ps the letter had not to be spoken of but kept always???!!!
From the fact that he calls Arthur(b.1857) cousin I've assumed that he, W Reid, is a son of either John or James. Written in anothers hand on the letter is that W Reid is a Minister (that appears to fit with the tonw of the letter)and has brothers who are a Doctor and a General. It is felt by the family that the General was in the American Army.

If this rings a bell with anyone or if anyone could give me pointer as how to unravel this mystery I'd be very grateful.

Thanks

Re: Samuel Welsh Reid, Azilee Miller

rcreidusa — 2009-10-28 18:43:22Z

Hi, Laura! I remember you. I'm the grandson of Samuel Welsh Reid. You can contact me at my Yahoo mailbox:

rcreidusa

REID C Troupe Rev 1907-1939

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:32:29Z

REID C Troupe Rev 1907-1939

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REID Wilbur Raymond 1923-1963

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:26:27Z

REID Wilbur Raymond 1923-1963

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Re: REID,Joseph( Margaret),Rama,Ontario,Canada

DanielReid21 — 2009-10-22 03:13:53Z

I have some info on these individuals. I have Joseph Reid marrying Margaret Boyd and their son Henry (b.1854) marrying Elizabeth Heavener (b.1862) on June 6, 1881 and heer parents were William Heavener (b.1820) and Mary Jane Gaynor. They in turn had eight children as follows. James Edward Reid (b.1890), Mary Jane aka Meme (b.1883), Alfred aka Duffy (b.1885), Charles (b.1887), Adam (b.1891), Joseph aka Allan (b.1895), Annie (b.1897) and William (b.????) he moved to Trail BC to work in a mine. James was my grandfather and he died in 1945 in Toronto, Ontario. He was a barber in Bracebridge in the 1930's.

REID Lula 1893-1940

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:21:00Z

REID Lula 1893-1940

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Re: Reid family in Newfoundland

RobReid71 — 2009-10-20 18:36:03Z

Thomas children are: ALLAN(stewart) WILDON(gordon) ELSIE(mary) ARTHUR(lewis) LAWRENCE(george) NELLIE(pearl) VIOLET(leyone) THOMAS(nelson) BABY GIRL (Died at birth) DAISY(blanche) WALLACE(cyril) JEAN(margaret) MADELINE(alfrida) RUBY(may) RALPH(reginald) DONALD(james) ALEX(cecil) FREDERICK G

REID Stella M and William D

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 12:32:45Z

REID Stella M and William D

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J. R. Reid of Brownwood, TX 1915

drbrownlee — 2009-10-16 22:23:46Z

J.R. is pictured in the 1915 Roundup, yearbook of Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher.

REID Howard W 1898-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-15 12:32:27Z

REID Howard W 1898-1954

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Re: Reids of Antrim, Village of Portglenone

prmangan — 2009-10-13 14:45:11Z

Thanks for your reply. However, I do know when he was born and where, but no knowledge of g-grandparents or peers. Thanks - Pat Mangan

Re: alexander reid

andrewrankine1968 — 2009-10-11 18:11:30Z

thankyou

REID Leonard C 1964-1965

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 20:38:58Z

REID Leonard C 1964-1965

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Re: alexander reid

diane_monks — 2009-10-10 14:21:48Z

Hi,

if you google a search for Portgordon History(The family's of Portgordon)you will find loads of Cowie and Reid names.Written by Dr Peter Reid.

Diane

Re: Reid Family Tree

DonMReid — 2009-09-23 05:04:53Z

I now have a copy of "Kith 'n Kin". There is a lot of REID info in it!

Would be great to be able to determine the names of all of them.

I'll try to locate info on Medonte and Sharon.

Don

Re: Reid Y-chromosome Test Group

CottonHistorian — 2009-09-29 20:23:46Z

Good progress with this project as there are now 66 members of the group as of todays' date! The more the merrier!

REID Clifton Arnold and Edna Pauline

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 23:08:24Z

REID Clifton Arnold and Edna Pauline

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REID William B 1911-1997

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 14:06:24Z

REID William B 1911-1997

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REID Florene 1917-1993

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 11:44:14Z

REID Florene 1917-1993

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Re: David REID & Martha HUNTER m. Antrim 1854

clivehayes1 — 2009-09-06 07:44:14Z

I know this is a very old post but as Martha Hunter was my GG Grandmother I would very interested in any information you have on the family.

Re: Joseph Reid and Sir Thomas Reid of Inverness, Scotland

BettyWilloughby — 2009-09-21 23:34:51Z

I am sorry, but I am not sure about that middle initial. I got the info that I have that shows that from Larry Reid and Art Reid, who also descend form William Reid. I have never seen H. for a middle initial anywhere. I have just seen him listed as William Reid or William R. Reid.

Here is some info that I got on the Reid family before they came to America. Actually the Reid's are not my blood line, I am looking this info up for my granddaughter and nephews. If you have anymore questions, email me at:

Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Where did you find the name of Thomas Reid's wife and where did you find H. as William's middle initial?

I don't know anything about Thomas Reid's wife. The Bible records that I got just listed the following:

That Joseph Reid and Anne Gordon Reid who were married in holy Wedlock the 23rd day of June in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred thirty four in the home of Sir Thomas Reid, Inverness

Family Register: Births
Nathaniel Reid was born October 4, 1736 Inverness

William Reid was born at 3 oclock in the fore noon in our new home Augusta
County, Virginia December 14, 1746

Edith Reid was born Feb 18, 1761 to Nathaniel and Elizabeth

Rachel Reid was born Jan 5, 1762 to Nathaniel and Liz

William Reid born to Nathaniel + Elizabeth Decemb 10, 1762

Anne Nancy Reid was born on Oct 4, 1765 to Elizabeth and Nathaniel Reid

John Reid was born March 29, 1766 -- first born child of William Reid + Jane Reid

Sarah Reid was born Jan 23, 1767 to William + Jane

Nathaniel Reid was born March 7, 1768 to Nathaniel + Liz

William Reid was born August 19, 1768 to William and Jane

Thomas Reid was born on the 1st day of August, 1770 to William Reid and Jane Reid in the afternoon around 3 oclock.

Family Register: Deaths

Sir Thomas Reid dyed this earth on the 5th day of May one thousand seven hundred sixty nine.

Anne Reid, beloved wife of Joseph Reid dyed at 7 oclock in the afternoon of Monday 13th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred seventy Augusta County, Virginia at age of 51 years, 4 months and one day

Family Register: Marriages

Nathaniel Reid was married April 5, 1760 to Elizabeth Clayton -- Augusta
County, Virginia

William Reid, youngest son of Joseph and Anne Gordon Reid was married to Jane Anderson in Augusta County, Virginia this afternoon the 10th day of March, 1765

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From Family Bible of Joseph and Anne (Gordon) Reid:
Sir Thomas Reid dyed this earth on the 5th day of May one thousand seven hundred sixty nine. See photo of page.

Inverness-shire (before the reorganisation of Local Government in 1975) was the largest of all the old counties and stretched from Inverness to Fort William and Strath Spey in the Grampian Mountains out west as far as it was possible to go. This included many Islands i.e. Rum, Eigg, Muck, Skye and all the outer Hebrides except the northern tip of Lewis. Covering such a vast area, many Clans were included e.g. MacNeil, MacLeod, MacKinnon, Maclean, Fraser, MacIntosh, Cameron, MacPherson, Campbell, Gordon, and MacDonald & Clanranald to name only the largest.

Sent by Cathy Griffith:
A Mrs. Etta Reid Wells, twice married but never blessed by children, salvaged out of her belongings, her family's genealogical notations and passed them on as a legacy to a nephew in South Carolina. After her death, her voice would trail off and be forgotten, but the written message would remain.
These notations reach back through the awful and empty chasms of the ages to a perpetual silence that shuts out everything. The Reid connectedness is with the totality of forces that operated within the clans of the Scottish Highlanders in the tenth century. These Highlanders, whether novice or immigrants, were from the first to last of the same Celtic stock.
There we find the Reids of Scottish nobility with a reputation for moral and physical strength, energy, ingenuity, piety, resourcefulness, and the ability to lead and direct others. Having been confined for many years within their natural boundaries and having little or no intercourse with the rest of the world, they formed strong attachments with their neighbors, the BROWNS, the KEITHS, the EDENS, the RANDOLPHS, the HESTERS, the DOUGLASES, and the SUTHERLANDS, and intermarried with them. The REIDS and their allied families lived in Inverness-Shire, the Strath-Sprey.
The Reids and their allies were loyal to the Stuarts and followed them with the clang and color of weaponry during all their misfortunes. They took part in the BATTLE OF FLODDEN when the English won the victory near Branxton, Northumberland, in 1513. Scarcely a family of eminence survived without having had an ancestor killed at Flodden Field. This battle was in fact, the beginning of Scotch genealogical records.
Again the Reids and their allies were engaged in the BATTLE OF CULLODEN, fought in support of Prince Charles on a tract of land in Inverness-Shire about six miles east of Inverness, when the fate of the house of Stuart was decided on April 16, 1746.
SIR JOSEPH REID was driven from Scotland as a political refugee, he and his family with their friends and other families mentioned above, along with other notable families of Scotland. For them it was farewell to the "land of brown heath and shaggy wood".
He, like his father, SIR THOMAS REID, who was born and died in Inverness-Shire, had been knighted for deeds of Chivalry.
The trip to America was an eight weeks voyage in a sailing vessel. His destination was Botetourt County, Virginia, where he settled.
The genealogical notations on our Sir Joseph Reid end with the notation that he died in Virginia, the date of death not given. His son, NATHANIEL REID, loving the cause of liberty, fought on the side of America in the War of Independence.
He lived in Virginia until after the war, but was given grants of lands in the Old Pendleton District of South Carolina in compensation for his war service, and he and his family moved to that District in upper South Carolina.
(From the book "The Nathan Reids of Virginia in the March of Freedom", by Elizabeth Reid Austin and Helen Reid Roberts.

The source for names and dates of Thomas and his children are from the Family Bible of Joseph and Anne (Gordon) Reid, dated 1698. Matthew Morris who descends from the line of Alexander Reid was kind enough to send me photo copies of the Family Register and Title page. He also gave me the information on William Reid, born 1746 and his descendants.

Source: Lois Branch's website

Sir Thomas Reid lived his whole live in Ivernes-Shire, Scotland. His name places him squarely in the Robertson Clan (Donnacaidh in galic). Th clan Robinson/Donnacaidh is composed of many families, including Duncan, McInroy, Stark, Collier and the largest sept, Reid. He was knighted by the King, as was his son Joseph Reid. Joseph was also born in Ivernes. He was exiled to North America after the Jacobite uprising in Scotland. Joseph and his father had been stribg supporters of the restortaions of the Stuart Family (Bonnie Prince Charlie) to the English throne. After the Scots were defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, the English exiled many of those rebellious Scots in an effort to break up the Clans and control the unruly ones left behind..

Reids of Antrim, Village of Portglenone

NormanReid51 — 2009-10-09 22:13:53Z

Wish I could help you but I'm having the same luck trying to find the birthplace of my grandfather William Reid, born December 22, 1839. He was a colpeture (Bibles & Hymn books) and lived in many cities both north and south Ireland. He died in Belfast in 1919 and my Dad was the 7th of 8 children in the 2nd family. He was a widower with 1 child at age 51 and married the "babysitter". She (my grandmother) was only 18 years old.
Norman Reid - Alabama, USA

Re: Joseph Reid and Sir Thomas Reid of Inverness, Scotland

mreid24 — 2009-09-21 20:39:21Z

Are you sure of the middle initial of William R Reid? I only find William H.

Have you found any additional info on Thomas Reid, father of Joseph Reid, father of William H--younger brother of Nathaniel?

Do you know who the wife of Thomas could be? Some trees show Mary Ann Hutt, but I cannot confirm any data on this.

I am a descendant of Joseph,William H, Thomas, Thomas, William Lee, Thomas Carney Sr, Henry Davis Sr, and Henry Davis Jr.

Re: Joseph Reid and Sir Thomas Reid of Inverness, Scotland

mreid24 — 2009-09-22 01:22:40Z

Thanks.

REID Descenders (NSW Australia)

SwungVenus — 2009-09-12 06:14:52Z

I am looking for the Reid Descenders of Duncan Reid(1836 Perth,Scotland - 1899 Junee,NSW) married 1866,Parramatta,NSW to Maragaret Halloran(1838 County Clare, Ireland - 1894 Junee,NSW)

I am particularly looking for:

James Duncan Reid(1866 Picton,NSW - 1937 Goulburn,NSW) married(1889 Gunning,NSW) to Laura Frances Best(1870 Yass,NSW - 1954 Goulburn,NSW) They had 4 girls Alison Vera(1891Goulburn,NSW-1944Petersham,Sydney,NSW)she married(1914 Waverley, Sydney,NSW) to Lucy J Rowan. Gladys Myra(1893-1936) Jessie L(1901-1904)& Winifred Jessie Laura(1905-?)she married(1937 Woollahra,Sydney,NSW) Thomas Joseph Greer(1905 Bombala,NSW)

Sarah Margaret Reid(1869 Picton,NSW - 1931 Goulburn,NSW) married (1894 Junee,NSW) to John Hines (birth and death unknown) i only have one daughter listed Jessie O Hines(1895 Cowra,NSW -?)

Jessie Mary Reid(1870 Picton,NSW - 1959 Junee,NSW)married 1903 Junee,NSW to Robert Arthur Graham(1869 Chilten,Victoria-1952 Junee,NSW) Their children:Irene Margaret(1905 Junee,NSW-1991 NSW)Robert Edmund(1906 Junee,NSW-? Mossvale,NSW)Jean Victoria Alice(1909 Cowra,NSW -1987 Junee,NSW)my grandmother.

William Robert Reid(1872 Picton,NSW - 1897 Junee,NSW)

Edmund Lawrence Reid(1874 Picton,NSW - 1955 Junee, NSW)married 1900 Junee,NSW to Esther Alice Davis(1865 NSW -?)They had 4 children: Vera Reid(birth and death unknown)William A1901 Junee,NSW -1907 Junee,NSW) Maudie M(1907 Junee,NSW)

Jane Anne Reid(1876 Picton,NSW -1877 Picton,NSW)

If you are out there can you please get in touch with me. Thanks. Lisa

Re: Reids in UK and Scotland

Frazz6661 — 2009-09-13 02:10:10Z

my name is Fraser Cula-Reid first generation with this name from my knowledge my great great grandfather Sir george houston Reid was born in Johnstone, Renfrewshire, Scotland, son of a Church of Scotland/Presbyterian minister the fifth of seven children by john reid and Marian reid, migrated to Victoria with his family in 1852 He was one of 140 Presbyterian families brought out from Scotland by Rev Dr John Dunmore Lang,

Re: Reids from Paisley

Frazz6661 — 2009-09-15 09:31:56Z

ive been looking for imformation of a john and marion reid who fatherd George houston reid- 25 Feb 1845 at Renfrewshire, Scotland. i know he had 6 siblings one of which died at age 10 the parents were both prysbeterian ministers migrated to australia and george houston reid fathered my lineage here.

Re: Reid family in Newfoundland

morganncoke — 2009-09-24 13:06:02Z

Hi Rob,

Just read your post from Feb 18, 2009. My Great Grandfather is Solomon, Abrahams Brother.

To answer your question about Abraham, you can find his death record in the Green's Harbour parish records at the link below. He died 14 January 1906 of consumption and according to the parish records he is buried in New Harbour, Trinity Bay.

You indicated in your post that Thomas and Hazel had 18 children. I have 14 names and an indication of 2 more. If you could fill in the blanks it would be helpful.

My list of children are: Allan, Mary, Pearl, Arthur, Thomas, Violet, Daisy, Jean, Wallace, Ralph, Madeline, Cecil, Fred and Weldon

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cannf/tb_parrec_greenhrdea...

alexander reid

andrewrankine1968 — 2009-09-22 17:49:46Z

married buckie scotland 23 dec 1909 to mary ann cowie

does any1 have any information on this ancestral line please

Eva Grace Reid m. Thomas Richards

sinderoakley — 2009-09-06 02:52:41Z

Eva Grace Reid who married Thomas Richards

Seeking information about the descendants of Eva & Thomas Richards. A contact would be appreciated.

Re: Ann Reid and Joseph Hartnell

dirlthegirl84 — 2009-09-16 14:35:19Z

I have a copy of the death certificate on Anna Brown Hartnell wife of Joseph Sr. She and joseph lived in Garia, Newfoundland, Canada. Her parents are listed as William and Fanny Baker Brown. The name Reid is not the name of Joseph's wife.. Do you know anything about Joseph Emanuel and Martha Gregory??? I would like to know if martha Gregory is her correct last name. And her date of death. My grandfather was Joseph Jr.s brother. Joseph is the son of Joseph and Sarah Cox Hartnell from Chaldon-Herring, dorset, England. daryle dirlthegirl@hotmail.com

Jaloler Reid, North Carolina, Danville, Virginia

swampcirclegirl — 2009-09-15 19:27:40Z

I am the granddaughter of Jaloler Franklin Reid, born in North Carolina and lived in Danville, Virginia most of his life. He was married to Della Mae Pruett and they had eight children, Leonard, Joe, Viola, Curtis, Wayne, Mariah and Donnie. I am looking to research his parents and further if possible. Anyone with any info please contact me. Any information is appreciated. Thanks!

William Reid from Iverness, Scotland to Ellisville, Illinois

MaryJoWillis1944 — 2009-10-09 22:31:23Z

Wm. b 1834 in Scotland and Ellen Jackson from KY married and had Robert, William, John, Ann, Rose and Roy. They lived in Young Hickory Twp., Fulton Co., IL. Does anyone have information on them? I believe William had a brother James who came with him to Illinois. Mary Jo, Fairview Genealogist

Re: Reids of Antrim, Village of Portglenone

prmangan — 2009-10-09 21:51:16Z

I am looking for info on a George Reid born in County Antrim on 4/9/1863, Brocklament Township, Ahoghill Parish. He was confirmed at the Antrim church in 1880 at which time he emigrated to the US. Settled in Philadelphia and married Charlotte Ellen Brearley on March 26, 1891. I have no info on his peers or his parents. Anything valid would be a big help. He worked at the Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia as a tailor. He had six children, Ellen, John, George, Glendon, Mary and Charles.

Arthur Reid

masepoli — 2009-09-06 00:32:35Z

News headlines for Saturday, September 05, 2009

Arthur Reid, 69, of Carson City, died Sept. 4, 2009, at his home. He was born July 24, 1940, in Los Angeles, to Harry and Elizabeth (Sellin) Reid. He was preceded in death by his father Harry A. Reid and brother Gary Reid.

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Re: Arthur Reid MORE INFO

masepoli — 2009-09-10 20:23:00Z

Arthur E. Reid passed away peacefully in his sleep Friday morning, September 4, 2009, in Carson City. Art was born in Los Angeles, Calif., on July 24, 1940. He earned his associate degree at Harbor College and moved his family to Carson City in 1964. He retired as a photo-lab supervisor with the Nevada Department of Transportation after 30 years of service. During that time he also was an avid fan of his childrenâ€™s sporting events. He also volunteered as a ski instructor with the Carson City Junior Ski Program for 20 years. As a self-proclaimed golf-nut he became Mr. Volunteer and has worked PGA tournaments at Pebble Beach as well as the Reno Tahoe Open since its inception in this area. Working the Celebrity Golf Tournament at Lake Tahoe was the highlight of his summer. Volunteering for the Hot August Nights celebration every year has long been one of Artâ€™s favorite venues.

As a Catholic, Art was very active in the Knights of Columbus Council #4781 and was a past Faithful Navigator and also became a state officer. He was chosen as Carson Cityâ€™s Man of the Year in 1978 for his involvement in community programs involving his childrenâ€™s sporting and scouting activities. Artâ€™s greatest joy in his later life was spending time with his grandchildren in their sporting events.

Traveling has been a passion for Art and his wife in their retired years and they have crossed the USA many times. They spent the month of June on the east coast this year and celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on the Oregon coast. Art was an avid photographer and loved spending the winter months in Arizona for the past several years playing golf.

Fred Reid b abt 1900 Canada & Emily 1890 Minnesota married 1919, in Detroit in 1930

MichaelSMArtinson — 2009-09-27 02:21:13Z

I am looking for any descendants or relatives of Fred Reid b abt 1900 Canada married Emily (Martinson, I believe)b. 1890 Minnesota. They were married 1919 or so and living in Detroit in 1930 with her widowed mother Ingrid. He was an auto worker then

Re: James REID & Bridget Christina REID nee O'Donnell, NZ

lorne_schieren — 2009-09-07 22:35:40Z

Hello Ellie,
I would love to have the names of James & Bridget's children. I looked for your Theyer family tree, but could not find it, is it on this site.
I look forward to hearing from you either here or on my email nessie45@bigpond.com.
Regards Heather.

REID Jack Douglas and Ila Jean

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-14 15:36:00Z

REID Jack Douglas and Ila Jean

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REID John Tigert 1905-1962

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-05 16:54:01Z

REID John Tigert 1905-1962

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REID Lawrence L and Irene J

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 13:22:50Z

REID Lawrence L and Irene J

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Re: Reid

glplumridge — 2009-09-05 19:18:39Z

Thanks ive got them on the 1901 census, but nothing before that, story has it that william Reid (mchale) was born in manchester 1874, we think something happend to his mother, so his grandparents looked after him, so as a mark of respect he took their name, (which we think it was Mchale) he was married as a reid, he was also buried as william mchale reid his two oldest children were mchale and the others were reid. I have looked at the census but cant find him on them, they could of gone to ireland.

william reid b 1874 according to his granddaugher he was born 26 december 1874

on the 1901 census has william mchale married to annie. daughter lillian

william and annie reid married in 1904
his father was thomas cooper Journeyman (Deceased ) at the time of marriage

Reid obits

JIWelsch — 2009-10-01 09:24:38Z

COLUMBUS JUNCTION - Rosalie Reid, 89, of Columbus Junction, died Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2007, at her home.

Casketbearers will be Ross Masonholder, Jason Reid, Aaron Reid, Richard Arthur, Scott Hyde, Terry Honts, Paul Dickey, David Reid, Tremaine Thomas and Jeff Idle.

Honorary casketbearers will be the rest of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Burial will be at Indian Creek Cemetery. There will be no public visitation.

A memorial has been established for the Pleasant Grove Community Church.

Mrs. Reid was born June 17, 1918, in Rock Island, the daughter of Clyde and Emma (Mitchell) Johnson.

She married Richard Raymond Reid Aug. 31, 1935, in Rock Island. He died in 1987.

She was a homemaker and member of different historical associations, including the Cooley Family Association and the Harris Family Association.

She enjoyed researching genealogy, listening to music, playing the guitar, gardening, canning her own produce and crocheting. She also enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She will be dearly missed by her children, Rosalie Ann Honts of Missouri, Charlotte Masonholder and her husband, Ron, of Hopewell, Ill., Lee Reid and his wife, Linda, of Blackfoot, Idaho, Leland Reid and his wife, Kathy, of Spring Grove, Ill., Janet M. Williams of Ft. Madison, Dallas M. Reid and his wife, Carol, of Columbus Junction, (Lyle) Bruce Reid, Christal Arthur and her husband, Ivan, of Columbus Junction, Randy C. Reid and his wife, Terri, of Round Lake, Ill., and Abigail Dickey and her husband, Paul, of Ankeny; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren; a brother, Lester Johnson and his wife, Dorothy, of Fredonia; and best friend, Ruth Guenther of Fredonia.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; two sons, Gary Reid in infancy and Richard D. Reid Jr.; a daughter, Darlene Hyde; a grandchild; five brothers, Clair Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Earl Johnson and Laville Johnson; and three sisters, Galilee Wagner, Pearl Gray and Glatha Seitz.
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CHILLICOTHE, llinois - Rosalie A Reid, 68, of Henry, Illinois, died at Wednesday, June 18, 2008, at Heartland Health Care Center.

Cremation rites have been accorded. There will be no services. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are by Weber-Hurd Funeral Home, 1107 N. Fourth St. Chillicothe.

Rosalie was born on June 2, 1940, in Muscatine County, the daughter of Richard and Rosalie Johnson Reid.

She worked for Oral B Company in Iowa City.

She is survived by her children; Cindy A. Jones of Cameron, Missouri, Terry Honts and wife, Cheryl, of Nichols, Iowa, Larry Honts and wife, Jennifer, of Greenville, Wisconsin, and Perry Honts of Salem, Oregon; six grandchildren; four sisters, Charlotte Masonholder of Hopewell, Janet Williams of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Christal Arthur of Columbus Junction, Iowa and Abagail Dickey of Clive, Iowa; five brothers, Lee Reid of Madison, Maine, Leland Reid of Chicago, Illinois, Dallas Reid of Fredonia, Iowa, Bruce Reid of Las Vegas, Nevada and Randy Reid of Round Lake, Illinois.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers and one sister.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Erline Reid Adkins, 69 of Muscatine, went to join her Lord and Savior after a courageous battle against cancer, at her home, Thursday, July 8, 2004.

Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m. on Monday, July 12, 2004, at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Lloyd Mansfield, Minister of the Church of Christ will officiate. Casket bearers will be Dan Hahn, Elden Hahn, Daryl Bixby, David Foster, Scott Reid, and Rob Foor. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 11, 2004, at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Church of Christ.
Erline was born on June 1, 1935, in Columbus Junction, the daughter of Virgil David and Vera Bush Reid. She married Raymond Adkins on September 13, 1952, in Muscatine.

She had resided in Muscatine since 1954, moving here from Letts.

Mrs. Adkins was a beloved member of the Church of Christ of Muscatine.

Her greatest happiness on this earth was her children and family members.

Mrs. Adkins is survived by her mother, Vera Reid Wilson of Muscatine; one daughter, Kathy Drawbaugh and her husband, Terry Temple, of Muscatine; two sons, Kevin Adkins of Pekin, Illinois, and Kenneth Adkins and his wife, Melaine, of Des Moines; a longtime companion, Richard Holladay of Muscatine; two grandsons, Adam and Ethan Chitwood of Muscatine; one granddaughter, Ciara Henkhouse and her family of Iowa City; two step-grandsons, Zackery and Andrew Wookey of Muscatine; one step-granddaughter, Brittany Drawbaugh of Muscatine; two brothers, Wilber Reid and his wife, Georgia, of Letts and Ralph Reid and his wife, Carol, of Cottage Grove, Tennessee; five sisters, Virginia Pendell of Muscatine, Wilma Bixby and her husband, Lewis, of Columbus Junction, Illa Trumbull and her husband, Den, of Lynn Haven, Florida, Mary Sivertsen and her husband, Gary, of New Port Richey, Florida, and Irene Smith and her husband, Dorlan, of Muscatine; and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her father, Virgil David Reid, her husband Raymond Adkins, and son, Douglas.

Re: Reids from Paisley

arewerelated2007 — 2009-09-15 10:45:53Z

Sorry, I don't have these people in my file.

Good luck in your research!

Looking for Marvin Sanfield Reid Birth

mohawkprincess — 2009-10-01 12:47:10Z

Marvin Sandfield REID was born somewhere in the USA in or about 1834 and he married a Mary J. RICHARDSON born 1848. I am not sure if she was born in the USA as I don't have my records right here. I know they lived in Lennox & Addington Co., Ontario, Canada for the birth of their 4 children. Any help on where he may have been born & who his parents are would be greatly appreciated.

Thanxs in advance
Stephanie

Sons of Helen Reid Good

kentschroet — 2009-10-03 16:33:43Z

Looking for the sons of Helen Reid Good. Helen Reid married Howard Good in New York City on October 2, 1922. There were reportedly 2 sons of the marriage. Howard and Helen divorced in the 1930's. Howard later re-married. Children of second marriage would like to connect to family. Any info welcome, will share what I have.