1847 Gravestone Sanders A Reed [50] [51]
1766 Sanders Reed was born on September 6 according to his age at death in the inscription on his cemetery stone (81ys 2mn 25ds on December 2, 1847).
1788 Nelson and Sanders Reed were taxed in the same household in Fairfax County, Virginia. [1] Perhaps Sanders came of taxable age while living with his father.
1790 Sanders Reed's older brothers, James, John, and Nelson, were on the tax lists for Fairfax County, Virginia, but Sanders Reed was not. [2]
1795 Alexander Reed and Ann Dalton were married in March at the Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, D.C. (now Virginia). [3] [4] [5]
1796 "Saunders Alexander Reed and Ann, his wife (late Ann Dalton)," with Ann's siblings and other devisees, petitioned the House of Delegates of Virginia concerning confirmation of the nuncupative will of John Lomax. [6]
A petition of Henrietta Payne, Keziah Payne and John Payne, children of Josiah Payne, deceased; William Dalton, John Dalton, Josiah Emmett and Catharine, his wife (late Catharine Dalton); Saunders Alexander Reed and Ann, his wife (late Ann Dalton); Rachel Dalton and Daniel Dalton, children of John and Ann Dalton, devisees of John Lomax, of the town of Alexandria, deceased, praying that an act may pass to confirm a nuncupative will of the decedent.
1797 Rachel Dalton married John Hodgkins on August 3 at the Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, D.C. (now Virginia), the same church where Anne had married Alexander Reed in 1795. Perhaps this was sister Rachel Dalton, named in the 1796 petition. [7]
1798 Sanders Reed was named as a son in the will of Nelson Reed of Fairfax, Virginia. [8]
1799 Ann's brother Daniel was an apprentice to brother-in-law Josiah Emmett as a chairmaker. Ann's mother Ann Dalton may have been living with them.
1793 Daniel Dalton was apprenticed to Josiah Emmitt, windsor chairmaker of Alexandria, Virginia on July 18. [9]
1799 "Josies Emmet, turner; wife Catharine; 2 ch[ildre]n; B&H: Mary Watson, labourer; Daniel Dalton (Dolton) turrer [sic]; Wm. Popejoy, painter S&A: Burle Woodcock Thomas Green Collen Cobbins" were listed in the census of Alexandria Virginia. Ann Dolton, spinster B&H: Susanah Reder (Reader) seempster was in a nearby listing. [10] Another listing reports: "Josiah Emmet and wife; turner; 2 ch[ildre]n; 1 HS [hireling/servant?]; 2 apprentices" were listed in the census of Alexandria Virginia. Ann Dalton, Bd. Susannah Reeder was in a nearby listing. [11]
1799 Sandy [Sanders?] Reed was taxed in Fairfax County, Virginia. [12] [Photocopy, Tax record for Sandy Reed in Fairfax County, Virginia.] [13]
1800 Alexander Reed was taxed in Fairfax County, Virginia for one white male, no horse or slaves. [14] [15]
1803 Sanders Reed and Betsey Causbey were married on December 25, in Augusta County, Virginia, solemnized by Philip Kennerly. [16] [17] [18] [19]
1804, 1805, 1806, 1810, Sanders Alexander Reed was taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [20] [21] [22] [23]
1810 Sanders A Reed (age 26-44) lived in Rockingham County, Virginia with four males age 0-10, one male 10-15 (perhaps William), one female age 10-15 (perhaps Julian), and one female age 26-44 (Elizabeth). Henry Wenger, uncle of Christina Wenger (who would later marry son William Reed), was listed a few pages before in the census. George Crosby, perhaps the father of Elizabeth, lived in Augusta County, Virginia. [24] [25] Robert, John, William, and Alexander Reed also lived in Augusta County, Virginia.
1811, 1813 Sanders Reed was taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [26] [27]
1813 Sanders Reed signed and gave permission for his daughter Julian Reed to marry Edward Hatfield in Rockingham County, Virginia, suggesting that Julian Reed may have been under age at the time. [Photocopy, Marriage permission for Julian Reed and Edward Hatfield signed by Sanders Reed, 1813.]
1815 Sanders Reed was taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [28]
1816 Sanders Reed (but not William, who was still unmarried) was taxed in the south east district of Rockingham County, Virginia. [29]
1817 Sanders Reed signed the bond for the marriage of his son William S Reed to Christina Wanger in Rockingham County, Virginia. [Photocopy, Marriage bond for William S Reed and Christina Wenger, 1817, signed by Sanders Reed.]
1817 Saunders A. Reed and William Reed were taxed in the south east district of Rockingham County, Virginia. [30]
1818 Saunders A Reed and William Reed were taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [31]
1820 Sanders A Reed lived in Rockingham County, Virginia, age 45+, with four males age < 10 (Sanders and David and 2 others), two males age 10-15 (Robert and George), one female age < 10 (Rebecca), one female age 26-44 (wife Rebecca), and three people involved in agriculture. [32]
1820 Saunders A Reed and William Reed were taxed in the south east district of Rockingham County, Virginia. [33]
1821 Sanders A Reed and William Reed were taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [34]
1822 Sanders A Reed and William Reed were taxed in Rockingham County, Virginia. [35]
1822 Tax records and the birthplaces of children listed in the 1850 census suggest that the family moved to Ohio about this time.
1824 Neither William Reed nor Sanders Reed were on the tax list in Rockingham County, Virginia. [36]
1828 Sanders A Reed was on the tax list in Fairfield County, Ohio. [37]
1830 Sanders Reed lived in Hocking, Fairfield County, Ohio in a household with males: 2 (under 5), 1 (5 thru 9), 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), 1 (20 thru 29), and 1 (60 thru 69); and females: 1 (5 thru 9) and 1 (40 thru 49). [38] [39] Other families living nearby, who might be related, included the household of Nancy Reed (age 70-80) [40] and the household of Jacob Hatfield (age 20-30)[41], possibly a son of Edward Hatfield.
1840 Sanders A Reed lived in Salt Rock Twp, Marion County, Ohio in a household with males: 2 (10 thru 14, Nelson and Alfred?), 1 (20 thru 29, David?), and 1 (70 thru 79, Sanders); and females: 1 (15 thru 19, Elizabeth?), 1 (20 thru 29, Rebecca?), and 1 (50 thru 59, Rebecca?). [42] [43]
1845 Sanders A Reed, perhaps the son of this Sanders, purchased lot 75 in Upper Sandusky, Ohio for $26 on August 20. "Upper Sandusky, a town laid out by the General Government, is delightfully situated on the Sandusky River, near the center of the Wyandot Reserve, and the seat of justice of the new county of Wyandot has been permanently fixed at said town." [44] [45]
1847 The sons of Sanders A Reed purchased land in Wyandot County, Ohio; some prior to the death of their father Sanders Reed, and some after his death.
1847 George W Reed purchased land in Wyandot County, Ohio from John Clayton. Dated March 1. Witnessed by Alfred A Reed. [46]
1847 Franklin Williams sold land in Wyandot County to Nelson Joshua Reed, David Huston Reed and Alford Adelbert Reed. Dated December 17. [47]
1847 Sanders A Reed died on December 2, at age 81y 2m 25d, and was buried at Little Sandusky Cemetery in Pitt Twp, Wyandot County, Ohio. [48] [49]
1847 Gravestone Sanders A Reed [50] [51]
1850 Elizabeth Reed (age 67, born in Pennsylvania) lived in Pitt Twp, Wyandot County, Ohio, in a household with Rebecca A Reed (age 35), David H Reed (age 30, painter), and Elizabeth Crosbey (age 28), all born in Virginia and with Nelson J Reed (age 24), Alfred A Reed (age 22, mason), and Oliver H Reed (age 5), all born in Ohio. [52] Son George Reed (age 40), a cabinet maker born in Virginia, was listed as an adjacent family and lived with children Hannibal (age 13), Stativa (age 11), Mandana (age 8), and Asdrubal (age 5), in the same dwelling as widow Elizabeth Reed. [53] Son Sanders A Reed (age 32), a cabinet maker born in Virginia, lived in Pitt Twp, Wyandot County, Ohio with wife Caroline (age 23, born NY) and children Clearchus (age 7), Viola (age 1), and Vilena (age 1). [54] [55]
1860 Rebecca Elizabeth Crosby Reed may have died at this time.
1860 Rebecca Reed, widowed, died on January 1, at age 77 in Quincy, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. She died of Palsy. She was born in Pennsylvania. [56]
1860 Elizabeth Crosby Reed reportedly died in January at Franklin County, Pennsylvania and was buried at Little Sandusky Cemetery, Little Sandusky, Wyandot County, Ohio. Elizabeth Crosby Reed was born in 1783. [57] [58]
Research Notes:
A biographical sketch of grandson Abraham I. Reed, son of William S. and Christina (Wenger) Reed, apparently confuses the mother of William with his sister, Julia (Reed) Hatfield in stating, [59]
William S. Reed was a native of the Old Dominion, born in Fauquier, and reared in Rockingham county, and the son of Sanders and Julia (Hatfield) Reed. The Reed family came originally from Ireland, and were early settlers of this country.
Christina Wenger, the first wife of William S Reed, son of Sanders, was Mennonite and their children were raised as Mennonites. We seek evidence, but have found no evidence so far, that any other members of the family of Sanders Reed was a Mennonite or was married to a Mennonite. William's sister, Julian married Edward Hatfield, perhaps a son of Edward Hatfield, some of whose family records can be found at the Peaked Mountain Lutheran Church, Rockingham County.
The ancestry of this Sanders Reed is uncertain. There are several uncertainties.
First, the name of Sanders Reed has been reported for three marriages: a 1796 marriage to Ann Dalton in Virginia, an 1803 marriage to Elizabeth Crosby in Virginia, and a marriage to Julia Hatfield in a biographical sketch of a known descendant of Sanders Reed [60] [61]. We assume here that the first two marriages were for the same Sanders Reed, and that the third is an error, perhaps arising from confusion with the married name of daughter Julian (Reed) Hatfield. The marriage reports of Sanders Reed to both Ann Dalton and Elizabeth Crosby took place in Virginia. Sanders Reed signed the marriage certificates of William and Julian Reed. An account of William's descendants names Sanders and Julia Hatfield Reed as the mother of William and Julian Reed. Note that daughter Julian married Edward Hatfield and they have been followed through census records.
Second, Nelson Reed had a son named Sanders Reed. We assume here that Sanders Reed, son of Nelson Reed, was Sanders Reed, who married Ann Dalton and Elizabeth Crosby. The only facts that we know of linking Sanders Reed, the son of Nelson Reed, to Sanders Reed, the husband of Ann Dalton and Elizabeth Crosby, are their proximity in time and place in Virginia and the birth of a son by name of Nelson Reed to Sanders and Elizabeth. Nelson Reed is a commonly used name among descendants of Nelson.
Third, there are records for Sanders Reed in Virginia, and subsequently in Ohio. We assume that these records refer to the same person. Sanders Reed, the husband of (second wife) Elizabeth Crosby, moved from Virginia to Fairfield County, Ohio and was listed in the 1840 census close to Edward Hatfield, a son-in-law who married daughter Julian.
The birthplace of Rebecca Elizabeth Crosby Reed is uncertain. In 1880, son George W Reed (age 69, with father born in Virginia and mother born in Pennsylvania) lived in Harrison Twp, Franklin County, [62]. However, son Robert Reed reported mother born North Carolina [63], son Alfred reported mother born Maryland [64], and son Sanders reported mother born Kentucky [65]. Were they all the same person?
The names Sanders Reed and Alexander Reed may have been confused in the interpretation of some military records, by some researchers. We have not yet found evidence that this Sanders Alexander Reed served in the Revolutionary War and we seek further documentation about that era of his life. We have seen two National Archives pension records [66] and [67] [68] for Alexander Reed (neither of whom was this Sanders Alexander Reed) with service records in Virginia. Two queries for records report the name Sanders Alexander Reed regarding the Revolutionary War [69] [70]. One secondary source reports Alexander Reed, enlisted 1776 as a Sgt. in Capt. Andrew Wallace's Company, Colonel James Woods 8th Virginia Regiment Br 1760, Virginia; married Elizabeth Crosby 2nd wife; died 1847, Wyandot County, Ohio, but this citation appears to combine facts for Alexander Reed [Pension S36872] and this Sanders A Reed [71]. Sergt. Alexander Reed, has been registered as an American Revolution Ancestor [72] [73] [74], but the service is apparently uncertified. Land was surveyed for Alexander Reed [75].
There were other Reed families living in Rockingham County:
1784 Alexander Reed and Rebecca Mitchel were married on January 22, in Rockingham County, Virginia. [76]
1784 Mary Reed and Joseph Hickenbottom were married on December 6, in Rockingham County, Virginia. [77]
1802 Alexander Reed and Mary Foster were married on May 3, in Rockingham County, Virginia. [78]
1846-1847 Sanders Reed and wife Elizabeth Crosby Reed lived in Ohio. Records from the estate of George Crosby, in Shelby County, Indiana, suggest that George's sister, Elizabeth Crosby Reed, was married to Sanders Reed of Ohio.
George Crosby was listed in the 1840 census in Shelby County, Indiana [79]. A website reports the following records, from Randolph County, Indiana, about the probate of George Crosby, naming Sanders and Elizabeth Reed of Ohio as heirs. [80]
1846 William C. Judd [listed in 1840 Shelby County, Indiana census] app. admin. of estate of George Crosby decd. 2-12-1846.
1846 John Crosby, Elizabeth Reed and James Reed and Mary Crosby & John Crosby are listed as non-residents of Indiana in petition to sell real estate of George Crosby decd. Ann Wherry and John D. Wherry also mentioned 5-16-1846
1847 John D. and Ann Wherry, Elizabeth & Sanders Reed, John, Jacob L. Mary John & Darius mentioned among heirs of George Crosby decd. 3-13-1847
1847 Charles Calvert bought a lot in Pleasant View from the estate of George Crosby decd. Darius F. Crosby buys another tract of land of George’s estate, 9-15-1847
1848 George d. wife Ann, brother William
1849 settlement of George’s estate, heirs listed; Darius F. Crosby-assignee of Joseph Crosby, Ann- wife of John Wherry, John Crosby of Ohio, Elizabeth Reed of Ohio, Jacob & Mary- children of William Crosby decd. 2-6-1849
1849 The final settlement of George Crosby decd. named heirs, Joseph Crosby & Ann wife of John D. Wherry of Shelby County, Indiana John Crosby & Elizabeth wife of Sanders Reed of Ohio, brothers & sisters of deceased. William Crosby a brother of said decd. died while a minor? a number of years since leaving Jacob S. Crosby of Putnam Co. Ind. and Mary wife of John Crosby of Ky. his children. 2-1849
DNA evidence about the ancestors of Sanders Reed and Ann Dalton is weak. Robert has found only a few descendants of Nelson Reed who have DNA matches with him. We seek reports of other descendants of Sanders Reed and Ann Dalton [through their children William S Reed or Julian Reed] who have found DNA matches to descendants of Nelson Reed. We also seek reports of other descendants of Sanders Reed and Ann Dalton who have found matches to descendants of Sanders Reed and Ann Crosby, which would suggest that these were two marriages of one man named Sanders Reed. If male Reed descendants of the two marriages of Sanders Reed contribute DNA samples, then we would know definitively if the same Sanders Reed married both Ann Dalton and Elizabeth Crosby. That might also help determine a link to male descendants of Nelson Reed, if any can be identified.
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