Unsubscribe me. Dale ----- Original Message ----- From: T & K Wilbur <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 1:59 AM Subject: Baillifs? > Hello Everybody, > First of all, I would like to thank everyone who responded to my e-mail on > the "Reids" from Auchterarder, especially regarding the matter on 'naming > patterns' within Perthshire. > I would now like to discover whether there is any way, to search for > "Bailiffs " active within Perthshire from approx. 1830. Does anybody know of > any lists or documents available on this subject? > Also, can any one tell me whether the 1841, 1851 or 1861 census's of > Perthshire have been indexed? And would it be possible to find any > particular person by their Name or Profession.I.e. 'Robert Reid' a Bailiff, > born approx 1893. > I would be most grateful for any help, > > Thankyou most sincerely > from Karen Wilbur > > > [email protected] > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hello Everybody, First of all, I would like to thank everyone who responded to my e-mail on the "Reids" from Auchterarder, especially regarding the matter on 'naming patterns' within Perthshire. I would now like to discover whether there is any way, to search for "Bailiffs " active within Perthshire from approx. 1830. Does anybody know of any lists or documents available on this subject? Also, can any one tell me whether the 1841, 1851 or 1861 census's of Perthshire have been indexed? And would it be possible to find any particular person by their Name or Profession.I.e. 'Robert Reid' a Bailiff, born approx 1893. I would be most grateful for any help, Thankyou most sincerely from Karen Wilbur [email protected]

Hi there, I am wondering whether anybody out there, knows anything about the "Reid" families that lived in Auchterarder, throughout the late 1700's and 1800's? Especially the Reids that lived at "PaperMill" and "Auchterarder House" and "Drummondsfold"? My Reids are as follows I am yet to confirm whether this ***Robert Reid was the son of Robert Reid and Margaret Jack ( married at Muthill 5th May 1783), who was born 1795 at "DrummondsFold." ***Robert Reid (who became a Bailiff) married Helen Paton 10th Nov 1816 in Blackford their Known children were ... John Reid **James Reid, born 1834 "PaperMill" Auchterarder Perthshire Scotland. **James Reid(who became a gardener) married Elizabeth Taylor (servant), on the 3rd Oct. 1863 in Sudbury, Staffordshire England Their children were .. James born 1864 ***John Robert born 20 Dec 1865 Foulby Yorkshire Helen born 1867 'Lower Tean' Checkley Staff Elizabeth born 1869 Checkley Staff Margaret born 1870 Checkley Staff ***John Robert married Elizabeth Roe on the 23 dec 1889 in Glossop, Derbyshire England Their children were... Gertrude Douglas born 1892 Looking forward to hearing from anybody who knows anything about any of these people or places. thanking you, from Karen Wilbur [email protected]

Is there a Walter E. REID in this family? He married Ella Leora Misner French. They divorced, but I'm trying to find out if Walter had two sons when he married Ella. I'm quite certain they had no children together and that she came to California from MIchigan with her son from her first marriage. My line is really with Ella, but I'm trying to determine if the other two REID children were Walter's by another marriage. This has been my brick wall for a long time. Any help would be so appreciated. Linda Kay bbeavers wrote: > > REID CEMETERY > Reid Cemetery Decoration and Reunion > Cleveland, AR To be held on Sunday, May 28, 2000. > Many of Asa Reid of Georgia descendants are buried here. The cemetery is located on the farm of Henry Reid, Asa's son. There will be a potluck dinner at the cemetery. Lawn chairs will be needed for seating. > For additional information contact Debra Garner [email protected] > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

REID CEMETERY Reid Cemetery Decoration and Reunion Cleveland, AR To be held on Sunday, May 28, 2000. Many of Asa Reid of Georgia descendants are buried here. The cemetery is located on the farm of Henry Reid, Asa's son. There will be a potluck dinner at the cemetery. Lawn chairs will be needed for seating. For additional information contact Debra Garner [email protected]

ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY ANCESTOR FAIR (Formerly Conway County Genealogical Association Ancestor Fair) Saturday, August 12, 2000 Multipurpose Building, Fairgrounds, Morrilton, AR 72110 For more information contact: Emery Francis 1204 Roberta Ann Sherwood, AR 72120 [email protected]

Found this on Cyndia's List: URL: http://shianet.org/~efrasier TITLE: BURNET, FINLEY, MCCLAUGHRY, PARSHALL, REID DESCRIPTION: Genealogy of the Burnet, Finley, McClaughry, Parshall and Reid families all of whom settled in Little Britain, NY in the early 1700's. Jimmy Kerr

The citizens of Albemarle Co. Virginia signed a Declaration of Independence on 21 April 1779. I believe that the original is in the Virginia Historical Society. In addition to Thomas Jefferson, the signers included James and John Reid. Russ Reid Louisville, KY -----Original Message----- From: Don L. Fox [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 7:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Declaration of Albemarle? Are there any history buffs out there that can tell me what the "Declaration of Albemarle" in 1779 was. Don L. Fox [email protected] ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Are there any history buffs out there that can tell me what the "Declaration of Albemarle" in 1779 was. Don L. Fox [email protected] ******************************* Don, In what context did you see this? In VA. or ?? I just did a Search and got a plethora of responses, which is only more confusing<G> Ginny Looking for REID REED READ in Lks. Sct.; N.S.; MD., IL., and KS.

Don try google.com All that I saw were about the Declaration of Albemarle in VA. Hope this helps. Mary Reid Mungo At 04:15 PM 04/22/2000 -0700, Don L Fox wrote: >Are there any history buffs out there that can tell me what the "Declaration >of Albemarle" in 1779 was. > > Don L. Fox >[email protected] > > > >============================== >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Are there any history buffs out there that can tell me what the "Declaration of Albemarle" in 1779 was. Don L. Fox [email protected]

Hi All, I am eager to find any Reid researchers looking for the same line as mine. This is what I know, looking forward to any contact.... *James Reid, (son of Robert Reid, a Bailiff., and possibly Helen Paton), born 1834 (possibly Auchterarder) Perthshire Scotland. *James married Elizabeth Taylor in Sudbury, Staffordshire England in 1862 Their children were .. James born 1863 *John Robert born 1865 Helen born 1867 Elizabeth born 1869 Margaret born 1870 *John Robert married Elizabeth Roe in Glossop, Derbyshire England Their children were... Gertrude Douglas born 1892 This is as much as I know to date, Please contact me if anybody knows of any connections. I am a bit stumped on the birth of James Reid, as I have been unable to confirm his mothers identity for certain. Thanks a heap from Karen Wilbur

Do any of you Reid researchers know which John M. Reid this Alfred is son of? 1883 Henry County, Missouri Biographies REID, Alfred - Bethlehem Township, Henry Co, MO - Alfred Reid, farmer, section 7, is one of the earliest settlers of this county. John M. Reid, his father, was born in Madison County, Kentucky, and emigrated to Howard County, Missouri, in 1809. His wife, Margaret, was also of Madison County, and accompanied her father, Joseph Woolfskinn, to Howard County, Missouri, in 1810. They had two children. Alfred was born in Howard County December 25, 1821, and when quite young the family removed to Cooper County where they resided until about 1830. Thence going to Saline County they lived there till October, 1832, when they came to Henry County, settling near where Mr. R. now resides. Here he was reared among the trials and hardships of pioneer life, and has always followed agricultural pursuits. He has where he lives over 123 acres of well improved land. Mr. Reid was united in marriage December 21, 1848, to Miss Nancy Lee, a native of Howard County, Missouri. They have five children: James A., John W., Sarah M., Mary E. and Marcy A. From 1847 to 1850 Mr. R. was road overseer of Henry County. - Source: History of Henry and St. Clair Counties Missouri 1883, National Historical Co., page 790 Don L. Fox [email protected]

Don L. Fox [email protected] If you send an e-mail to Don L. Fox and it bounces, check the "Reply To" address. It should be [email protected] and NOT [email protected] Thanks for bearing with me. This was just a temporary problem caused by a test setup. Don L. Fox [email protected]

REID, MATTHEW born 1803 TN died Yazoo County, MS 1868, marr Letitia Jane HOOTER, born 1827 MS, died 1903 MS. Children: John and Matthew died young, Mary Ann marr John Henry WINSTEAD, Virginia marr John HUTTON. The Winsteads lived out their life in Yazoo County. The Huttons moved to Sacrimento County, CA in 1866. Matthew may have been married to HARRIETT WALDING in Nashville, 1830. Grateful for any help. Dover

I goofed here. I meant to type Elzira is my ancestor, not Elvira. Don L. Fox [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Don L. Fox <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 8:43 AM Subject: Reid Bible > The entry in the Reid Bible for Elvira (or Eliza ?) should actually be > Elzira Miller Reid. Her mother was Anna Miller and she gave her surname to > Elzira. Elvira is my ancestor and all of my family info. lists her as > Elzira Miller Reid Fox. > > Don L. Fox > [email protected] >

The entry in the Reid Bible for Elvira (or Eliza ?) should actually be Elzira Miller Reid. Her mother was Anna Miller and she gave her surname to Elzira. Elvira is my ancestor and all of my family info. lists her as Elzira Miller Reid Fox. Don L. Fox [email protected]

At Christy's request I am sending the following Bible Record transcript to the list. This is from a Xerox I received in 1983 from Gene Reid of Neosho, MO, but I do not know who has the original. Russ Reid Louisville, KY Entries in Family Bible of John Reid: ================= John Reid was born November 24th A.D. 1774 Anna Miller was born November 3rd A.D. 1777 John Reid and Anna Miller was married April 19th A. D. 1796 John Reid and Adaline Philips was Married July the 8th in the year of our Lord 1845. Garland Reid was born Feb. 5th A.D. 1797 Mary Reid was born May 6th A.D. 1798 Jane M. Reid was born was born Feb. 12th A.D. 1800 John Miller Reid was born Oct. 27th 1801 Lucinda Reid was born Nov 4th A.D. 1804 James W. Reid was born Nov 4th A.D. 1806 Elvira (or Eliza ?) M. Reid was born May 9th A.D. 1808 Corina T (or F ?) Reid was born December 22nd A.D. 1809 William W. Reid was born December 2nd A.D. 1811 Ann Elizabeth Reid was born Jan 2nd A.D. 1814 Christopher C. Reid was born May 19th A.D. 1816 Joseph M Reid was born August 23rd A.D. 1819 Thomas Jefferson Reid was born Sept 29th 1821 Susan M. Reid was born December 7th A.D. 1823 Mary Ann Reid, daughter of Adaline and John Reid was born July 10th 1846 Anna Reid died July 7th A.D. 1841 Sarah E. Reid, consort of Christopher C. Reid and daughter of Shelton Rutherford was born Jan’ry 6th 1821 and died July 10, 1845

Speaking of name changes, the Walter E. Reid I am looking for was married for a time to Ella Leora Misner, a divorcee from William Daniel French. She had her one son go by the name of Reid and all of his descendants went by Reid also. Actually I don't believe she had any children at all with W. E. Reid, but he may have had two sons, George and William, by his first marriage. If anyone has any information on this Walter E. Reid with two sons, I would sure be a happy person to know about it. I find it quite interesting that so many of my relatives go by the name of Reid when there really are no Reids in our family! He married Ella Leora Misner in Grand Rapids, Kent Co., MI. They were later divorced and I know she came to California. Linda Kay "A. Reed" wrote: > > Hello to all REID-listers! > I am excited to find out about this list and anxious to post my interests. > In the beginning we know of ALEXANDER REID b. approx. 1773 m. June 26, 1796 in Rathven, Banff to Lillias Ross b.1773 in Rathven. Alexander & Lillias had 8 children: Alexander b.1798, Ann b. 1800, Lillias b. 1802, David b. 1805, William b. 1807, Hugh b. 1809, Isabel b. 1811, and John b. 1813, all in Rathven Banff, Scotland. > My GGG -Grandfather was HUGH REID m. Elspeth CRAIB b. Keith, Banff, Scotland. They had nine children: Margaret b. about 1844, Alexander b. about 1845 in Scotland, the others were born in Sorel, Quebec, Canada, William b. 1846 d. 1848, William b. 1848, John b. 1852, Hugh b. 1854, Henry b. 1856, Caroline b. 1858, and George b. 1860. > Margaret was my GG-Grandmother m. Francois Connant at Notre Dame de Montreal in 1861. > >From here although the name ahould have changed to "Connant" in fact many members of the family took the Maternal name of "REID" to save all the misspellings and mispronunciations. Thus many of my cousins are REIDS while I was a Conant. Cinfusion reigns. Hope to help anyone who is interested in our family, and would love to hear from some other REIDS. Thanks. > Annette Conant-Reed, Radium Hot Springs BC Canada > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Greetings REID listers, My name is Jacqueline Reid. I am looking for information on my great-grandfather, Charles Reid, born c1875 in either Michigan or Minnesota. He moved to Denver, Colorado at some point in the 1890s and married Edyth McCloy. Their children included John Grant Reid, Geraldine Reid, Gowan Reid (who eventually moved to California and died there), and two Charles Reids. He may also have been related to a Grant Reid (possibly a brother or cousin) who also lived in Denver during the early 1900s. I am trying to trace Charles's roots, including any parents or siblings. I am also looking for my half uncle, Wallace Reid, son of John Grant Reid. Wallace fought and was injured in the Korean War and was probably age 18-20 at the time of the war. He may be living in California. Unfortunately I don't know much more. Any help on either inquiry would be appreciated. I'm glad to see that the activity on this list has picked up! Jacqueline Reid [email protected]