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Thomas and Mary READING/REDDING, Stawell, Somerset, England, 18th C

SueHemburyKellow1999 — 2012-05-01 10:36:34Z

My 6G Grandparents were Thomas READING (aka REDDING and REDING) and his wife, Mary, who had children in the 1750's in Stawell, Somerset, England. I've been unable to find their marriage, alas, and wondered if anyone has access to the Stawell marriage registers, pre-1750, or have information that would help my search.

Thomas and Mary's children were:

1. Roseana READING, bap 4 Feb 1750, Stawell
2. Edward READING, bap 15 Nov 1751, Stawell; married Sarah HULL, 11 May 1773, Moorlinch.
3. Thomas READING, bap 15 Jan 1759, Stawell.

The only other Thomas READING info that I've chanced upon so far is the following from the Somerset Archives, which may be useful to someone:

"Evidence given by Edward GORE, Servant to John MELLIAR of Catcott, Gentleman, and Robert SWAIN of Shapwick, Yeoman, concerning the theft of a hay knife belonging to John MELLIAR which was found upon search in a hayrick belonging to Thomas READING of Stawell, Moorlinch, Husbandman. JP: Philip BAKER. Also evidence given by Thomas READING that the hay knife in question has been brought to and from his hayrick several times but by whom he knows not. JP: Philip BAKER.
Date 22 Mar 1754"

Happy to share READING and associated info with other READING researchers.

Cheers,

Sue

John Reading & Margaret Thomas Wales, PA, OH

1mercury_1 — 2012-03-14 01:36:42Z

Hello:
Looking for information on my John Reading who was from Crickhowell, Llangunider, Brecon, Wales. He was born about 1807 d. 1863 OH. Father was John Reading b. 1775 Wales d. 1854 Wales. Mother unknown. Sister was Francis Reading who married John Evans (both died in Wales).

John married Margaret Thomas in 1837 (wales). Had 3 children: Simon John, Lydia, Martha. All immirgrated to US in 17 May 1842 via Baltimore, MD. Family ended up in Allegheny Co., PA where 1 more child was born Thomas Reading. Margaret Thomas must have died around this time. Place of death & burial unknown.

John married Catherine ? Tunnicliffe (widow of Joseph Tunnicliffe from Staffordshire, England). Family moved to Washington County, OH before 1850. They died there.

Any information on this family will be greatly appreciated.

John Reading & Margaret Thomas Wales, PA, OH

1mercury_1 — 2012-03-14 01:36:00Z

Re: Reading (Ohio)

1mercury_1 — 2012-03-14 01:28:02Z

Hi:
I have a John Reading b. 1807 in Wales. He died in Washington Co., OH. He married a Margaret Thomas in Wales & had 3 kids (Simon John Reading, Lydia Reading, & Martha Reading) before immigrating via Baltimore then to PA and finally onto OH.
Leslyn Lang

Re: Reading family tree

1mercury_1 — 2012-03-14 01:22:02Z

Hello:
I was wondering about the information you have on the Reading family. My Reading line is from Wales. Does your history include this area? My ancestor was John Reading, b. 1775, d 1854 Crickhowell, Llangunider, Brecon. His son John Reading b. 1807 m. Margaret Thomas in 1837 and then immigrated to US. Does this sound familiar to you?
Leslyn Lang

Re: Larry tramblay, Harold and Marjory

whisker96 — 2012-03-08 23:59:11Z

Hi Lorna, I've been looking for you too. Was Googling and saw your post. How exciting to see you were looking for us! I am Jackie Tramblay Cahill's daughter Mikey (Michelle). You and I are cousins. My mother died in 1996, but my brother Patrick and I are alive and kicking in So Cal. Please email me at mcahill79@comline.com or whisker96@gmail.com. I have lots of photos my mom received when Grandma died, people I mostly don't know. Thought perhaps a Tramblay would like custody. Are you in Idaho? My nephew lives in Hayden. Take care, Mikey (Phone: 949-206-1165) Or Facebook, I'm the Michelle Cahill with Disneyland Castle.

Jenny Attwood Reading Nelson

GLMARESCO — 2012-03-03 04:54:32Z

I am looking for information regarding the death of Jennie Attwood Reading Nelson, daughter of Randolph F. Reading and Mary Isabel Orr. Most of her siblings died in Texas. I have her last in the 1930 census with her unmarried sister Maggie Reading and unmarried son John in Denver, CO.
In addition to son John, she had a daughter Isabelle Reading Nelson, who lived most of her life in Winn Parish, LA. Isabelle Nelson married Alfred Davis and had three children.

Jenny was married to Hercules Davis. The only time they appear in a census together is in the 1885 Colorado state census, Gilpin. He died before 1900. She is easy to spot in the census: she was born in MS in Sep 1857, her father was born in KY, and her mother in NY.

Any help would be very welcome.

Gretchen

John Reading ; School Master: Middlesex

vikzojem — 2012-01-02 14:56:57Z

Children of John and Elizabeth

Ann m. James Heath, Southwark, (John: Schoolmaster)
George (my ggg grandfather) m. Elizabeth Cottrell, Homerton (John: Schoolmaster)
Eliza Mary m. Arthur Nichols, Homerton (John: Schoolmaster)
William m. Susan White, Homerton, (John: Schoolmaster)

These marriages were all around 1850's Does anyone recognise any of the children? I'm interest in trying to find more information on John as a Schoolmaster, not sure where to look for it though.

Re: Reading family- Buckinghamshire

vikzojem — 2012-01-01 15:49:47Z

Hope this helps.

Name: Edward Reading
Age: 22
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829
Spouse Name: Eliza Rolfe
Spouse Age: 22
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 25 Nov 1851
Parish: New Brentford St Lawrence
Borough: Hounslow
Father Name: Edward Reading
Spouse Father Name: William Rolfe
Register Type: Parish Register

Meant to say: Happy New Year :)

If you want a copy email me victoriaowings@ymail.com

Kind Regards

Victoria Owings Nee (Reading)

Reading family- Buckinghamshire

rowenarowe1 — 2011-10-20 21:56:14Z

I'm trying to sort out the rather sketchy info. in the 1800's.
The family was in Chesham or thereabouts in the early 1800's and seem to have been Plait dealers.I don't know what they did before that time. Edward Reading Jr. married an Eliza Rolfe(from Wycombe) and I cannot find the correct info. about her. Many people have connected her to the wrong family? (marriage in London)I think...
Any other info. or suggestions would be appreciated.

Richard Bennett Reading, died Feb. 1909 at Lambertville, New Jersey

Bob_MacAvoy — 2011-08-26 23:38:25Z

Richard Bennett Reading who died in February of 1909 at Lambertville, New Jersey had the title of Colonel according to his obit

I am trying to determine if his title was honorary or did he serve in a branch of the military, perhaps during the Civil War?

I am not related to him.

Bob

Reading/Redding

irolewad — 2011-08-03 00:09:33Z

I am looking for information for the family of Sarah Redding 1822-1891 her husband was Thomas Shoebridge
her father was Joseph 1791-1859 Bromley, Kent married to Hariott Cordery
His father was Joseph 1767- possibly from London married to Ann Goulding.
His father was John Redding born about 1742 spouse Ann no last name
I believe his father was James born about 1720. If anyone has any information on this family please let me know.

Judge Harry W. Reading

RuthLoveMays — 2011-06-16 01:43:20Z

I have information about Judge Harry W. Reading from Flat Rock, MI & Ann Arbor, MI area. He was married to Elizabeth

Re: John Reading

vikzojem — 2010-10-27 16:28:26Z

Hi Mike,

This is fully appreciated. My email address is vikzojem@yahoo.co.uk

Regards

Victoria

Re: John Reading

amymorsehiggs — 2010-10-24 18:32:06Z

I have a John READING, b 1781, bap. 3 Jun 1781 West Wycombe, Bucks, and one line of ancestors back to late 17th C. A .GED file is appended. Alternatively, send me an email address and I'll reply and attach what I have. My email is:

mfej(insert the at symbol)aol.com

Regards
Mike in Calif.

John Reading

vikzojem — 2010-10-24 08:33:01Z

Hi All,

Here's what I have so far, George Reading born about 1818, St Luke's, London. On his marriage certificate he lists his father as John Reading, school master. George and his new wife were living at Homerton, London at the time of marriage.

I can't find anything about John Reading anywhere does anyone have this information or something that will help me.

Kind Regards

Victoria

Readings of Redbourn

louise2jane — 2010-08-17 18:06:56Z

Hi

I am trying to find any information about the Readings of Redbourn - Henry Thomas Reading seems to have vanished he was born 1867 would love to fill the gap. Look forward to hearing from anyone.

Re: Reading Family and Clara Graves

ray19511 — 2010-03-23 10:36:38Z

This maybe a connection (..or not) but whilst researching my family, Saunders, I came across in the 1871 census what was transcribed to be a Susannah Groves with Husband George and William Saunders listed as brother. Susannah and William I am certain are my ancestors. Further investigation into Groves took me nowhere.

Looking at other branches I came across Edward Saunders in the 1911 census and visiting were James Alfred Charles Graves with wife Louisa and son Leslie Walter James.

A ‘eureka’ moment. I checked the actual 1871 census page for Susannah Groves and found that the name Groves is in fact Graves, a mis-transcription. So now it looked as if Edward Saunders and James Graves are cousins.

I wanted to link James and Susannah but came up with William and Clara Graves.

The link: maybe George Graves is related to William and as the Saunders and Graves families were currently living in the Wanstead area of London (now known as Newham), James was visiting.

There is only one James Alfred Charles Graves born at the right location and the right timeframe to link to Edward Saunders. The link is tenuous but somehow Susannah Graves neé Saunders is related to James and hence William Graves, Professor of Music.

Regards
Ray Saunders

Nathaniel Reading Woodcarver

RosalindtheFair1 — 2009-12-05 12:03:24Z

Has anyone any knowledge of this man? He was born in Thame, Oxfordshir, the son of John Blunt Reading or Redding. He seems to have gone all over England- London, staffordshire, Oxfordshire, carving. I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has him in their families- above all, I hope to find something he carved
Clare, oxon

Re: Readings of Wales

almcosta — 2009-11-22 05:30:08Z

my new email almcosta@yahoo.com

Still looking

Re: The American Genealogist article by Beatty

Davereading1 — 2009-09-27 12:25:55Z

Susan,

Send me an email at Dave.reading@witsc.com

Dave

References for wills of Daniel Reading of Pipehill and Theodosia

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 21:40:53Z

Level Title

Series Deeds.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LocatedAt Lichfield Record Office
Level Item
DocRefNo D15/11/14/122
Title Deeds relating to the Reading family of Pipe Hill, including copy will of Daniel Reading, 1704, and probate copy of will of Elizabeth Jordan of Pipe Hill, 1738. 1704 - 1742/3.
Date 1704 - 1743
Description Pipe Hill. Messuage and named lands, bounds given. 1719, 1721.
Lease and release and pre-nuptial marriage settlement, Cornelius Reading and Katherine Boulton.
(Temple/Reading).
Hammerwich. Third part of messuage and all other messuages in Hammerwich, Ediall, Burntwood or Pipe Hill. 1734.
Lease for a year.
(Reading/Reading).
Hammerwich. Third part of Hall and all other messuages in Hammerwich, Ediall, Wall and Ogley Hay.
Mortgage and will of Theophila Reading of Woodhouses. 1741, 1742/3
(Reading/Salmon).

From previous reading we know that Job, John's brother, moved to Woodhouses, The family "Reading" can be found in both places.

And this is the will of Daniel, from Carol's post below.

the url where this can be found is:

http://www.archives.staffordshire.gov.uk/DServe/dserve.exe?&... reading')

"Sepia" drawing of church Staffordshire

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 21:27:06Z

Of course being Quakers, they would not have attended this church, but it's an interesting thing to have anyway.

http://www.archives.staffordshire.gov.uk/DServe/dserve.exe?&.... Michaels Lichfield')&dsqPos=1

source reference for Daniel Reading of Pipehill

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 21:15:51Z

And this one comes from this publication:

A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 14
Author: M.W. Greenslade (editor)
Year published: 1990
Pages: 283-294
Citation: 'Townships: Wall with Pipehill', A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 14: Lichfield (1990), pp. 283-294.

Trades.

A tobacco cutter named Daniel Reading lived at Pipehill in the early 1700s. He was a Quaker and had an interest in land in the Quaker territory of New Jersey, whence the tobacco may have come. At his death in 1704 he had £8 worth of goods in a tobacco house, comprising an engine, press, mill, dyer, two pairs of scales, and cut and uncut tobacco. (fn. 211)

211 L.J.R.O., P/C/11, Dan. Reading (1704).

A source reference for another John Reading of Pipehill

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 21:09:32Z

Not sure who this one is referring to, but just in case you want to pursue it.

[no title] D1317/1/9/1/1/1-7 1791-1855

Contents:
Messuage with outbuildings, garden and several doles of land called Ingrams Croft, Barn Croft, Crab Tree Piece, Middle Piece, South Creswells and North Creswells, Glass Croft, all of which are situate in p. St. Michael's, Lichfield.
Title deeds including :
copy will of John Reading of Pipe Hill, 1791
copy probate of will of Ann Willington of Pipe Hill, 1840
[no actual conveyance to Middleton]
Reading/Willington/Ashmall/Hodison/Middleton

This information in included here:

Papers of Addison, Jesson and Copper, Solicitors of Walsall
Reference D1317
Covering dates 17th - 20th Century
Held by Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service, Staffordshire Record Office
Extent 45 series
Creators Addison, Jesson and Cooper of Walsall, Solicitors

National Archives
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=169-...

A source reference for "Mrs. Reading" of Pipehill

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 21:04:17Z

In case you don't have this one.

Sarah, 2nd. dau. of do., bom at Lichfield, 11 Apl. 1722 ; bapt. at St. Mary's, 7 May ; godfather, Matthew Lothian, supervisor : godmothers, Mrs. Reading of Pipehill, and Mrs. Dawes of Tam worth. Died 18 Nov. 1722

This reference can be found in this publication:

JOHNSONIAN GLEANINGS
BY ALEYN LYELL READE
HON. M.A. OXON.
PART VIII
A MISCELLANY
PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR
BY PERCY LUND, HUMPHRIES & CO. LTD.
12 BEDFORD SQUARE, LONDON, W.C.i
MCMXXXVII

A source reference for John Reading of Pipehill

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 20:56:37Z

Just in case you don't have this source reference.

A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 14
Author: M.W. Greenslade (editor)
Year published: 1990
Pages 283-294
Citation
'Townships: Wall with Pipehill', A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 14: Lichfield (1990), pp. 283-294.

Nonconformity

Elizabeth Rawlins, a widow living at Pipehill, was recorded as a papist in 1657. (fn. 243) John Hall (d. 1705), who refused to pay tithes in Wall in 1678, was one of the first members of a Quaker meeting based at Lynn and later at Chesterfield, both in Shenstone. By 1681 the meeting was attended by John Reading of Pipehill Farm. Other Quaker members of the Reading family were Daniel (d. 1704), a tobacco cutter, and his brother Job, a yeoman who moved to a farm at Woodhouses in Burntwood in the 1720s. (fn. 244) In 1821 Thomas Hickson registered a house on the site of the later Trooper inn for worship by protestant dissenters. (fn. 245)

243 S.H.C. 4th ser. ii. 90
244 Staffordshire Studies, ed. P. Morgan (Keele, 1987), 107–10; L.J.R.O., P/C 11, John Hall (1705); above, econ. hist. (trades).
245 S.H.C. 4th ser. iii. 52; S.R.O., D. 546/16/8, no. 14.

The American Genealogist article by Beatty

Shufflegal — 2009-09-26 19:37:26Z

Does anyone actually have a hard copy of this article that Carol (Reading) Morris mentioned in her note below?

Beatty, Joseph M. "English Ancestry of the Reading Family of New Jersey". The American Genealogist, vol. 39, no. 3, 1963, pages 141-148.

I would love to obtain a xerox of this if anyone has it.

Susan (Reading) Reynolds

Re: James Reading family of Ontario

halo04 — 2009-08-08 02:47:39Z

Hi,
Thanks so much for your post. Yes, I did find the marriage info on James and Elizabeth Reading on Ancestry. Thanks! My email is jhowe888@aol.com
I also have a few Nicols running through my family tree, but no Annie. Let me know if you need info on the Brown's -I've got lots.

Re: James Reading family of Ontario

jtabler0395 — 2009-08-07 19:46:55Z

Jan Howe:
I am presently searching the READING family for Annie READING nee NICHOL. She was married to Samuel, a brother of your James & Elizabeth. I have a copy of James' marriage register if you want it, altho I see that your post was 3 years ago so maybe you have it by now.

Re: Dave & Mary Reading of Doylestown, PA

CharlesDWalton — 2009-07-04 15:59:59Z

My grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Wismer married William B. Reading in 1900. They lived in her parents (Zenas Wismer) until April 1946 when William died. My mother, Myrtle May Wismer Reading graduated from Doylestown and taught school at Rocky Ridge on Ferry Road in Plumstead Twp.
The Zenas Wismer home is located at the corner of Ferry Road and Carversville Road. It was built about 1810 by Zenas's father Would like more info on this topic.
Cdwalton1@aol.com or mail: 2796 Pleasant Ridge Dr., Columbia,SC 29209

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

Davereading1 — 2009-03-31 17:55:16Z

703-549-2738

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

Shufflegal — 2009-03-31 17:27:14Z

Dave,
Attempted to call back in Dec but didn't get through. My email is shufflegal@aol.com

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

Delilah36 — 2009-03-31 16:54:45Z

Is your line Joseph, Joseph, John, Harrison, Frank, Solomon and on? I think you may be a cousin in the Wm Boyd Reading 1890-1950 branch. I appears his line was: John, JOseph, Samuel, Pierson, Anderson, Benjamin, Boyd. My personal email is delilahclausen@yahoo.com

James I & Wright Redding (NJ, NY, MI)

nerowolf1 — 2009-01-12 22:42:19Z

Looking for information with sources for James I and his father Wright (m Elizabeth House).

Re: John Reading, Mechlenberg, Germany c. 1640

tekwizrd63 — 2008-12-23 03:42:30Z

Dates are 1840 and 1870 listed in the original post. Sorry for the confusion.

John Reading, Mechlenberg, Germany c. 1640

tekwizrd63 — 2008-12-22 16:51:52Z

Looking for any info related to john Reading married to Elizabeth Smock, both b. Germany c. 1640. Son Valentine b.1683, not sure if he was born in Germany or the US.

Thanks!!

John Reading Composer & Organist 1645 - 1692

tekwizrd63 — 2008-12-22 16:47:50Z

Looking for ANY information regarding John Reading (born c. 1645 – died 1692, Winchester, England) who was an English composer and organist, and father of John Reading (c. 1685 – 1764) who is remembered as an important music copyist.

Little of John Reading’s life is known. He became Master of the Choristers at Lincoln Cathedral in 1670, and in 1675 at Chichester Cathedral and at Winchester Cathedral. From 1681 until his death he was organist at Winchester College.

I am trying to link my READING roots, which I can trace back to Mechlenburg, Germany through a John Reading, c. 1840. I am hopeful to find a connection with this John Reading line.

Any info GREATLY appreciated!!! Thanks.

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

KHH2008 — 2008-12-06 07:31:30Z

Thanks. No, I haven't tried to get Clementina's birth record. I had come up with conflicting info and just moved on to another part of my tree. This clears up at least one blank space.

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

Shufflegal — 2008-12-04 17:31:23Z

I can't help at all on Eveline Evans. I've not been able to find any info.
On Clementina M Bates - according to Leach's book on the Reading's, her mother was Emily Williamson. Leach wasn't always right, but usually when he was wrong he was "close". I tracked Clementina's father/family from 1850 censuses through 1900. When Clementina first appears in 1870 Joseph's wife is "Esther Ann". In 1880 and 1900 she becomes Hester A.(which is probably correct). In the 1900 census she states that she had been married 31 years (making it about 1869). In the 1870 census, there is a four year gap between Clementina and her sister Elizabeth. It is possible that Joseph's first wife (and mother of Clementina) died, and he remarried about 1869.
Searching through the 1850 and 1860 censuses, I can find no viable candidate for "Emily Williamson" (possible first wife of Joseph). As Joseph is still in his father's household in 1860, they would have had to have been married shortly after the census for Clementina's older brother Joseph to have been born abt 1860/61.
It may be nothing, but in the 1860 census of Joseph's father's household (including Joseph) there is a domestic servant named Mary E. Williams (age 21).
Have you attempted to get Clementina's birth record from Burlington county yet? We've had fairly good results getting registration records back to the early 1850's. It would at least verify the first name of the mother.
If you don't have any of the censuses for the father, let me know. In my quick search for you, I haven't yet been able to find Clementina in 1880, but the family had moved to Philadelphia by then.

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

KHH2008 — 2008-12-03 16:40:56Z

Christine,
I had been looking for info on George Evans Reading(m.Clementina M. Bates) and your page turned up...sorta.

Do you have any info on Clementina M. Bates or George's mother, Eveline Evans?? I've got the names of their fathers, but have otherwise hit a wall.

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

KHH2008 — 2008-12-03 16:16:56Z

Ok... now I feel a bit less confused.

John(1686) ->John(1722) ->John(1751) ->Joseph(1778) ->Philip(1816) ->George(1863) ->Beatrice(1891)

Beatrice married John S. Hassan, my great grandfather.

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

Davereading1 — 2008-12-03 13:17:49Z

Christine, call me at 703-549-2738. David Reading

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

CAROLM8606 — 2008-12-03 11:50:28Z

Hi Liz,
Col. John Reading is the father of John Reading (1686).
Which child of John Reading (1686) also known as Gov.John Reading do you descend from?

Re: Reading Roll-Call: Descendants of Col.John NJ

KHH2008 — 2008-12-03 07:20:55Z

I've essentially just begun my research, so this may be a dumb question, but which John Reading are you talking about? My 5th Great Grandfather is John Reading of Hunterdon Co., NJ.... but his father is also John Reading, and so is his father, etc, etc. John Reading (1686)and prior were born in England, but that still leaves a few to choose from.

Liz

Re: Col John Reading NJ Errors & Sources

CAROLM8606 — 2008-09-19 21:35:22Z

Thank you Susan glad the info was helpful.

I have more on the PipeHill line as well as other documents I have sent for.

I will share all my findings when I can finish transcribing them.

We are always interested in adding data to the Reading Database.

Re: Col John Reading NJ Errors & Sources

susanoconnell98 — 2008-09-17 23:52:10Z

Thanks so much for the info! I was just thinking about pursuing the Pipe Hill info when I found yours. Thanks for doing the work for me!

I'm a descendant of Gov. Reading's oldest son John and have been enjoying all of the info out there on the Readings. My grandmother was a very proud "Reading," and now I understand why.

I'm now working my way through the female line. Probably not of interest to you unless you're on the same line of descent. If you are interested I'd be happy to send you my chart when it's finished.

Thanks again,

Susan O'Connell
Granddaughter of Margery Hockney Reading of California

Re: John Reading, Frankfort, Franklin Co. KY, 1830

tansmess — 2008-09-16 19:51:17Z

Don't know if your John Reading is the same as our John Reading. Our John Reading was supposedly born about 1815-1820 in Kentucky. He married Margaret Dryden. They had Mary Katherine Reading born about 1841 and William Thomas Reading born about 1843. I'm looking for both John's parents and Margaret's parents. John and Margaret are my husbands Great-grandparents.

Joseph Reading b 1811 son of Elisha Emely Reading

srodman125 — 2008-08-05 14:01:54Z

First wife of Joseph was Mary Rodman, b1803 to Joseph Rodman and Sarah Nailor. Second was Ellen Anderson Reading, third was Catherine (Case?). Am looking for information on first wife, any of their children, and her parents. Mary Rodman Reading died 1/4/1848. Joseph died 1/17/1880 in Somerset County, MD.

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"Sepia" drawing of church Staffordshire

source reference for Daniel Reading of Pipehill

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The American Genealogist article by Beatty

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James I & Wright Redding (NJ, NY, MI)

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Joseph Reading b 1811 son of Elisha Emely Reading