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Re: Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

slconley1 — 2012-04-17 03:00:37Z

The oldest entry I have is Isaac Boone Reeve born August 2, 1767, died 1850, married to Kesbus Karen Kapuck Reeve. My family's lineage comes from Hurum Edgar Reeve, Isaac Boone Reeve's son. Does anyone know where the "Boone" name comes from?

Re: Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

slconley1 — 2012-04-17 02:54:11Z

I'm sad to say that my information also ends with Isaac Boone Reeve. A genealogist even researched a bit for me. I am hopeful someone can post and add to our lists!

Re: Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

br743 — 2012-04-17 00:43:49Z

Thank you so much - looking forward to your reply
Barbara

Re: Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

drannekcloud — 2012-04-16 22:36:41Z

My wifes Reeve line goes back to that area, so I would be interested in your data.

Ken Cloud

Re: Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

slconley1 — 2012-04-16 20:18:25Z

There is an Issac Reeve from Suffolk County in my family history and I have the genealogy records prior to him. I don't have them on me but will respond with what I have soon.

Re: Any relation? James A Reeve

jorogers762 — 2012-04-04 20:30:33Z

Hi, my name is Jo Rogers nee Clarkson.

I have a Eliza Woolner in my family, she was my grandmother from my dad's side. And her father's name was John.

They were, as far as I know, were from Ipswich Suffolk.

REEVE David L - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-19 23:04:22Z

REEVE David L - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Ramsey or Rumsey Reeve Rensslaerville

cyocom1 — 2011-10-18 03:01:48Z

I have Abraham's probate -- they spelled the name every which way --

Index to Albany Co., NY, Books of Wills 1817-1840
FHL 468007, Vol 10, page 152
Phentine, Abram

Proved and Recorded 6 Oct 1837 as a will
10 Aug 1837, Leah Phentine, executrix
Abram Phentine , late of Rensselaerville, decd.
Will dated 6 Mar 1828

Abraham Phentine, Jr., of Broome in Schoharie
Elizabeth Brownell of Stratford, Montgomery
Catharine Allen of Easton, Washington
Hannah Mosher of Cairo, Green
Mary Wiley and Naoma Mosher of Tioga {Pennsylvania}
{...}tine Connelly, Middletown, Delaware
Martha Connelly of Milan, Dutchess
John Phentine, Calhoun, Michigan
Michael Connelly, Pennsylvania

Re: Ramsey or Rumsey Reeve Rensslaerville

kbear507 — 2011-10-18 02:25:42Z

That's very interesting. I wonder where Wines and Leah would have met. I only know of two places Wines lived, North Sea, Southampton, Long Island (Suffolk Co.) and Rensslaerville. Rensslaerville attacted a large number of young people just starting out because they could rent the land. I believe there may have been some promise of owning it in the future as well. Wines older brother Bethuel married Nancy Mackey and they followed several of the Mackeys to Rensslaerville. Rumsey followed Bethuel, met and married Abigail Woolsey in Rensslaerville as well. Abigail's father Henry Woolsey came from Ulster Co.
I don't remember seeing any Vantines in the census records nearby the Reeves. In my experience, family tends to stay near family or in-laws. I haven't located any marriage records for Wines, but I always assumed he married in either Suffolk or Albany counties. There is however a large portion of his life unaccounted for. I also have wondered why is was buried in North Sea rather than in Rensslaerville like Bethuel. The census record you cited shows he owned his land in Rensslaerville. He must have left a will, and curious that the Rensslaerville historical society has nothing on him, when they had quite a bit of material on Rumsey and Bethuel.
Ah the never ending chase of genealogy, one answer leads to a dozen new questions...

Oh, this is quite interesting, there is a Leah Vantine in the 1840 census, living alone next to Bethuel Reeve. So that is where they met.

Another tidbit, she is listed in the Probate index here:
http://files.usgwarchives.org/ny/albany/wills/indexes/testat...

REEVE, BETHUEL RENSSELAERVILLE 21-436
REEVE, LEAH RENSSELAERVILLE 21-263

They are both in Volume 21, Leah is on a page before Bethuel who died in 1868. That Volume contains 1867-1869. So I assume that Leah must have died in Rensselaerville abt 1867 before Wines who died in 1878. It would be interesting to obtain a copy of her will.

Re: Ramsey or Rumsey Reeve Rensslaerville

cyocom1 — 2011-10-17 20:48:44Z

I don't know if it will help you but I do have this small information:

1865 New York State Census
Albany, Rensselaerville, ED 03
image 3, family 35 Bethuel and Nancy
image 8, family 120 Winans and Leah

I am encouraged that Leah was born in Dutchess which is very much where a daughter of Abraham should have been born.

Regards,
Carol Yocom

Re: Ramsey or Rumsey Reeve Rensslaerville

kbear507 — 2011-10-17 19:42:58Z

Actually, i've come a long way since this post. Wines is the son of Joel Reeve and is buried with Leah in the North Sea Cemetery. You can see the headstone here:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=re...;
His parents Joel and Anna are also there as well as brother Jeremiah and other relatives. Joel is the son of Bethuel Reeve, but I have not been able to determine who Bethuel's father was.
Wines was named for Anna's Maiden name, Anna Wines. Wines was a younger brother to my Rumsey and the eldest son Bethuel. About 1800 Bethuel followed the Mackeys to Renslearville and Rumsey and Wines followed him. I don't have a great deal more information than that. Bethuel and Rumsey are very well documented at the Renslaerville Historical Society but when I contacted them about Wines, they had no record of him. I've been chasing a side line to Betheul that in hopes of dicovering his parantage. Unfortunately, it has not panned out. Wines and Leah are another big question mark I have yet to chase down.
Strangley Joel's will, or at least the abstract makes no mention of his older sons. The abstract only mentions some of the younger daughters, Wines and Jeremiah. Joel had a very extensive family, some 10 or 12 children, many females, who have been difficult to track. The main evidence for Wines being Joel's son comes from the History of Southampton:

Reeve Family
For a long time the descendants of James Reeves of Southold have spelled the name Reeve. Bethuel Reeve of Southold town bought land in North Sea in 1758 and resided there. He was of about the fourth generation in Descent from James.
1. Bethuel d. 1782, had w. Mary and ch. 2 Joel b 1755, 3 Silas, 4 Daniel, 5 Zebulon, 6 Jeremiah, 7 Keturah and 8 Bethia.
2 Joel d. Dec. 14 1831, had w. Anna and ch. 9 Bethuel, 10 Rumney, 11 Wines, 12 Jeremiah and 13 Jetur.
12 Jeremiah had ch. 14 Jetur, 15 Barnabas, 16 Jeremiah, 17 Frances, 18 Bethuel, 19 Josephine, 20 Charlotte and 21 Charles.
From: The Early History of Southampton, Long Island, New York with Genealogies by George Rogers Howell, M.A. (Yale University), 2nd ed., pub. 1887 Southampton, Long Island, New York,

And from the Records of Southampton:
The book of records of the town of Southampton : BOOKS 1, 2, 3 and 4 - 1st book. 1639-1660 -- 2nd book. 1660-1717 -- 3rd book. 1717-1807 -- 4th book. 1809-1870, AUTHORS: Southampton, Henry P Hedges, William S. Pelletreau, Edward H. Foster, including all the writings in the town clerk's office from 1639 to 1660: with other ancient documents of historic value, Sag Harbor, N.Y.: J.H. Hunt, book and job printer.

In the back of the book among some miscellaneous documents is a class list for North Sea School Taught by William Lemuel Sandford Quarter began 29 Sept. 1795 Ended 15 March 1796. The first six names on the list are as follows:
Bethuel Reeves (would have been 12)
Phebe Reeves
Rumsey Reeves (correct spelling on the first name this time he would have been about 5)
Orinda Reeves
Polly Reeves
Bethiah Reeves

Abstract of Joel's Will:

Abstract of Joel Reeve's will from Elizabeth R. Van Buren's "Abstracts of Wills Recorded at Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York."

Liber F - Joel Reeve, of Southhampton, 19 June, 1827. "I must shortly bid adieu to all terrestrial objects and put my house in order." Bequests and legacies to wife Anna, to son Wines, and to daughters Manda and Clarissa, with personality. Use of half of realty to wife for widowhood. Residuary estate to son Jeremiah, who is executor with John White, 2nd. Wits: Wm. S. Pelletreau, John Rogers, Edward Hunting. Pro: 19 March 1832. pp 258-260.

Re: Ramsey or Rumsey Reeve Rensslaerville

cyocom1 — 2011-10-17 03:20:03Z

I was wondering if you had found additional information on this family. I was interested in Winans Reeves md to Leah (who I believe is daughter of Abraham Phentine/Vantine).

Re: Family Legend RE: Israel Reeve

Meloise73 — 2011-09-23 04:15:11Z

Me too! Arthur Tappan Reeve and I also am in Florida-jacksonville. Margaret Reeve

Re: Reeve Geneology Book

MaryAnn_Reeve — 2011-06-20 15:50:40Z

Hi
I realize you posted quite awhile back about the Family Records 3 volume set books you had covering the Reeve and Morris family.
I was wondering if it possible had a record of a George E. Reeve born 1869 in the New Jersey area. He was at one time in Succasunna, NJ in 1900 and 1910 but I lost him after that.
Mary Ann Reeve

HOLT-REEVE-BOYCE-JOHNSTON-ROLLS

pavia — 2011-06-17 22:31:02Z

HOLT-REEVE-BOYCE-JOHNSTON-ROLLS
Need parents/siblings of James HOLT. Born, prob Morgan Co, IL; m Janett B(oyce) REEVE, dau of Robert B and Sarah E B (BOYCE) REEVE in Jacksonville, Morgan Co, IL. Uncertain when James died but Janett (also known as Nettie) d ca 1898 in Kansas City and is buried in Union Cemetery. Their daughter, Alma Gertrude HOLT, was born 17 Jun 1893 in Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO; m Hubert Reason ROLLS, son of John Reason and Mary Eliza (JOHNSTON) ROLLS, on 20 Nov 1915, in Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO; d 16 Jun 1977 in Glendale, Maricopa Co, AZ; buried in Long Beach, Los Angeles Co, CA.

Louisa Reeve, Lebanon, PA

RockofGibraltar — 2011-06-10 01:37:12Z

I have a photo of a beautiful little girl named Louisa Reeve, taken in Lebanon, PA around the mid to late 1800's. I have no idea who her family was, but if you think you may be related to her and want the photo, let me know.

Patricia
prck97@aol.com

Re: Additional information

Linda_Lucky — 2011-05-16 18:53:58Z

Per the California Death Index, Charlotte Reeve Parrette (the last of several husbands) was born 12/29/1926 in Idaho and died 2/13/1997 in Sacramento, Cailfornia. I'm actually doing research for her granddaughter right now and would love to share information. You can e-mail me at tonysscarlett@yahoo.com.

Reeve, Eliza 1844 and Reeve, James abt 1842 both born Hertford, Hertfordshire, England

BernerLady — 2011-03-24 19:04:22Z

Seeking information which links James and Eliza Reeve to my grandmother Gertrude Emma Izzard. They have at least 3 children, Arthur 1877 (Walthamstow, Essex), Gertrude 1882, (Walthamstow, Essex), and Ethel (1887 Tottenham, Middlesex). Arthur and his sisters are listed as "second cousin" to Gertrude Emma Izzard, and on the 1911 Census and they reside (without father James) in Edmonton District, Subdistrict East Tottenham, County Middlesex. Gertrude Izzard is age 11.
Gertrude Emma Izzard born Hertford 1900. She is the mother of my father, Douglas Frank Turnham (DOB 1921 London). Gertrude Izzzard first married John G. Mason in 1918, and possibly had a daughter Margorie R. Mason in 1919. By 1920 she had remarried my grandfather, Frank Edward Turnahm dob 18 April 1897 Greenwich, London, divorced approx 1924, and I believe subsequently married David Watkins in 1928.

Cannot locate on 1901 England Census. Feel free to contact me directly at rhadmin@shaw.ca if you can supply any information.

Appreciate anyone's help. Pauline

Re: how I fit in

kelzagenie — 2011-03-13 03:21:58Z

I have quite a bit of information that you might be looking for, sourced accordingly. Drop me an email, as I would love to exchange information!

Re: George Westfall Reeve

GailLamaster — 2011-01-17 01:29:27Z

George Westfall Reeve was my grandfather. I found the 1850 Indiana census for Coal Creek Township, Montgomery County. George Reeve was family 1382, the next family was George Westfall.

Re: George Westfall Reeve

GailLamaster — 2011-01-17 01:21:13Z

I am a granddaughter of George Westfall Reeve. I found the census for George Reeve 1850 Coal Creek Township, Montgomery County, Indiana family number 1382. the next family is George Westfall. Sorry I took so long to reply, I remembered seeing the entry but thought it was a later census and did not have a copy and couldn't remember the details. Hope this helps.

Re: Family Legend RE: Israel Reeve

mg8084 — 2010-12-05 15:54:41Z

Cathleen, Hello
We have been in contact before and I lost information on my PC . . .so am starting over with ancestry. . .
Yes, we are related. John Brown Reeve is my Grandfather's older brother. My Grandfather is Dr. Delos Norton Reeve, born in Iowa and attended Geo. Washington Med School, in Washington D.C, when great grandfather worked there in Dept of Argiculture, in 1869. My grandfather married, May Belle Lantz and they had a son, Charles Morton Reeve (b.1895)before returning to Iowa to practice. My grandfather had 2 older sisters, Ettie and Effie and twin younger sisters Lena and Lola(sp). My mother, Elizabeth May Reeve is Dr. Delos Norton Reeves daughter who was born in Allison Iowa in 1914. My grandfather passed in 1925.

If you have any detailed information, about my great Uncle John Brown Reeve, I would love to read it. . . I know he was married, had children, lived in Des Moine when he died. I have a picture of all 6 children but no real information on the rest of that generation of the family.

Looking forward to our next conversation. Happy Holidays,
Gail

Isaac Reeve Suffolk County New York 1800

br743 — 2010-09-26 21:44:28Z

I have a bank document from about 1880 for my g.g.g.grandmother Ency Reeve- on this document from Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York, she listed her parent's names as Isaac Reeve and Annie (Howell) Reeve. In the early census records in Riverhead there is an Isaac Reeve with a wife and four daughters - no sons. Because of the lack of a male descendant, I am having a lot of trouble identifying this Isaac Reeve and from who he descends. If anyone has any ideas - thanks
Barbara Ristow

Re: Reeve

thomasreeve434 — 2010-08-30 05:02:22Z

My Grandfather was born in the midlands in England, his name was Barnabus Arthur, my grandmother was Rose ne Wesley who was related to John, and Charles Wesley..Tom Reeve treeve@mts.net

Reeve

samct2ca — 2010-08-25 23:18:12Z

Just noticed your tree w/Reeve. My family is related to John Reeve b. 1854, Plymouth. One of Vivian's brothers. He emigrated to Cda with Vivian in 1871, raised his family in Chatham, became a lawyer. One of his sons, Eliot Murray Reeve, was my grandfather (also a lawyer). He died rather young in 1925 when his daughter was only 5 years old. That is my mother, Peggy (Marguerite Reeve). So I never knew him of course.
There are other brothers and sisters who remained in UK after the parents died in 1869 & 1871.

Re: how I fit in

S_KERR — 2010-07-20 18:29:12Z

Hi Kellie,

I'm doing research for the children of Al (Elmer Obed) Reeve. My friends descend from Robert B. son Obed Reeve, then his son Chester, then Elmer who went by the name of Al.

I have found many family trees on ancestry but none list source information such as birth and death records. Wondering if you have source documents and if you can tell me where to get the source documents?

Thanks,
Stacey (e-mail trixie69@nyc.rr.com)

James Gladden Reeve and Rebecca Reeve, Berkshire

kah372 — 2010-07-14 18:40:08Z

If any one is connected to this family and would like a photo of the grave, I would be quite happy to email it. I recently visited St Pter and Paul's Graveyard in Appleford, Berkshire. Unfortunately, all the graves of my family have weathered but I took this one because the family looked after my great grandfather's brother in the 1860's. Karenanne

Clyde A Reeve (Indiana, Washington, & Wisconsin / 1979)

C_Cayemberg — 2010-07-10 03:11:48Z

Clipping was passed on to me by family in Wisconsin. Unknown which newspaper published the article.

PADDO REEVE

Lace_Lynch — 2010-07-03 11:57:11Z

not Raddo
Robmeyer Drive, Columbus, Ohio

REEVE Raddo Lee

Lace_Lynch — 2010-07-03 11:53:14Z

COLUMBUS, Ohio: Raddo Lee Reeve, 53, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, June 30, 2010.

He was truly one of a kind and loved by all.

He leaves behind his wife, Sherry; daughters, Katie, Megan and Brianna; brothers, Shawn and Ethan (Susan) Reeve; and sisters, Carla (Jack) Stiers and Dvora. He will be missed dearly.

Funeral service will be Monday, July 5, 11 a.m. at Fellowship Baptist Church, 4701 Winchester Pike, Columbus, OH, where the family will receive friends 9 a.m. until the time of service. Arrangements entrusted to CALIMAN FUNERAL SERVICES, Columbus, OH.

www.calimanfuneralservices.com

Re: Reeve - Franklin County, Iowa

mg8084 — 2010-06-24 23:58:34Z

Cathleen, in response to your message of 13 Dec 2003, . . I am the grand daughter of Dr.Delos Norton Reeve, younger brother of John Brown Reeve, and son of Arthur Tappan Reeve.
My Grandfater Reeve was in Medical school at Geo. Wash. Univ Medical School in DC, staying with his father, Arthur Tappan Reeve, when he met my grandmother, May, from Baltimore/ DC area.
I do appologise for the major delay in responding to your message but lost track of it during a family emergency of the same time period.
Cathleen, I currently live in Northern Georgia. Please contact me

charles reeve of wisbech cambs/norfolk

dianehewitt99 — 2010-06-05 17:27:29Z

charles was my grt grandfather, he also had children, his daughter emma was my nana but he also had son leonard b1900 circa anyone that can help me i would be very grateful

Robert and Maria Reeve of Poole Dorset 1800s

Topleyr — 2010-05-07 21:11:31Z

I have a William Reeve born in the 1840s in Poole Dorset. His parents were Robert and Maria Reeve. Is there anyone out there who may know more about this family?
Thank you.
Bob

James William Reeve

barbt165 — 2010-04-26 04:29:29Z

Looking for any information on James William Reeve b.1836, son of James and Jane Reeve of Leatherhead, Surrey. Civil engineer, married 4 times, had many children, spent time in India and Australia, second wife, Lydia Laura Roope of Tasmania. I am most interested in any information on his third wife Maude b.abt 1859 in Devon, whom he must have married some time between 1875 and 1885. They had two children, Violet and Percy, and lived in London. I think Maude died between 1891 and 1895 but can find no record.

Robert Glen Reeve, Wisconsin

jeffreyreeve — 2010-04-11 03:04:47Z

Hello,

I just started researching my ancestry today and thought I might save time by posting.

Does anyone have information on Robert Glen Reeve, born 4/12/1907 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin? He married Julie Gachos, had 2 children (John and James), and worked for Allis Chalmers. Bob spent most of his life in Milwaukee and the surrounding area (Muskego). He passed away in 1986.

I believe this info is correct, though I have some suspicion he may have been born in New York state. Also, I think he had at least 1 sibling, possibly a sister named Helen.

This is my grandfather so any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jeffrey Reeve
jeffreyreeve@yahoo.com

Union Soldier 1864

glennbelland55 — 2010-03-26 00:27:06Z

Searching for the grave or dispostion of remains of
Chauncey Reeve, Pvt, Co F, 19 Reg't Michigan Infantry. Enrolled Aug 6, 1862 in Kalamazoo, MI. Died in the battle of Resaca GA, Atlanta campaign on May 15, 1864. The Reeves (parents) Franklin and Fanny are buried in Dowagiac, MI. Chauncey wrote to his sister Paulina (Lina) Albertson and her husband Wm prior to his death in Resaca. The Albertsons are buried in Cooper Cemetery in Parchment Mi.

Reeve, John William Christopher; of Hale, Cheshire, England, 1940-44

seek51crew — 2010-02-18 12:59:50Z

born 1923; Father, John William; mother, Ann Rebecca. I would like to trace relatives to inform them of a forthcoming cairn/memorial due to be placed on Vancouver Island in his memory.

Wagg and Reeve Families of Norfolk

nancyannie75 — 2010-01-17 12:02:38Z

I am looking for information on my ancestors families.

Mary Reeve married William Wagg in Runcton, Norfolk 1800 I believe Mary was born in 1764 to Walter Reeve and Mary Darby.

William Wagg had a brother Robert Wagg b.c1752 in Norfolk who married Rachel, Robert died 1840 and Rachel 1852 no issue. In Robert's Will he left the remains of his estate after the Death of his wife Rachel to his sisters and brothers or their children if deceased.

Any information on the Wagg or Reeve families will be much appreciated.

Margret

Reeeve family of Wymondham

tinalee53 — 2009-11-10 19:26:36Z

My grandfather was a Reeve from Wymondham in the 1900 he married my grandmother in 1925 on ther marriage cert he came from West Carr has anyone got any information about this family

Re: Fred Reeve

orfandorffer3 — 2009-11-09 13:08:05Z

This is not the Fred Reeve of New Jersey, but our Fred did have a Fredrick and a Walter - and 7 other boys as well!

Re: Reeve(s) in WI

robinreeve66 — 2009-11-08 02:35:24Z

Theresa..I have tons of info for you.
please email me at addieland@hotmail.com
Have the Reeve family starting with
Fred's children all the way back to
the 1500's in England.

Re: Fred Reeve

robinreeve66 — 2009-11-07 00:46:01Z

More info. Fred was Married to Minnie May Gibson in Wisc.
It is listed in the census that both of his parents were born in New York.

Minnie May and Fred had Debbie, Dorthy, Lillian, Myrtle, Fredrick, Louis, and Walter. We have heard that Minnie died young and Fred remarried having at least 1 more child Judy.

Fred Reeve

robinreeve66 — 2009-11-06 00:44:47Z

I have been looking for info. on Fred Reeve of Wisconsin, and not having any luck. He was born around 1884. Have you by chance run across anything on him in your research?

Fred is my husbands great grandfather, and we believe he was French.

Any info. would be greatly appreciated!
Robin Reeve

i am looking for info

littlehonneybear1 — 2009-10-27 03:04:48Z

i am looking on getting more info on my grandfather lewis reeve . his mother was minnie gibson and his father was fred reeve. if anyone knows anything on anyone of them please let me know. you can email me littlehonneybear@hotmail.com i am making a family tree on here too :) thank you

kelly

Ernest Reeve

tinalee53 — 2009-10-09 19:33:55Z

My grandfather was Ernest Reeeve married to Grace RudlingThey married in 1925 and lived in and around Watton Norolk Ernest was a Lorry Driver they had four children 2 boys and two girls the eldest daughter is my mother who has dementra and cannot tell me any thing about her family can anybody help please

Re: earnest m. reeve

DavidL_Taylor — 2009-10-06 23:56:46Z

I am much interested in any information on Earnest Manning Reeves. I am the Earnest Family Historian and I only have his birth, ancestry and some on his military service.
Thank you,

David Lamar Taylor, Earnest Family Historian
2789 Bluebird Cr.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626-4832
(714) 546-0715
northdrug@dslextreme.com

Re: Reeve Family Book

morgandreeve — 2009-09-29 15:05:01Z

I have heard of a Reeve Genealogy book, and have been told that it pertains to my ancestry. If someone actually reads this post please let me know hot to obtain these records so that I may be able to trace my family history, thanks alot,
Morgan D Reeve

john 1742 and John Reeve 1766

chrishidle — 2009-08-14 17:06:08Z

These are my 4 and 5 x great grandfathers both born in Bramerton Norfolk UKmy paternal grandmother wasRosa Reeve b 1876 in Harleston Norfolk.
John b 1742 was married to Elizabeth Hovell andJohn b 1766 was married to Martha Clark does any one have dates and places where they died
Regards Rosemary

Looking for Children of Harold and Marion Reeve From CT

MTallberg — 2009-08-04 01:00:44Z

I am doing my family tree and I am looking for information on Harold Reeve and Marion (French) Reeve children I know they lived in Danbury, CT

Samuel Reeve, Preble County Ohio

davelifethoughts — 2009-07-25 17:52:10Z

Researching ancestry of Fred Baker, believed to be orphaned in 1860's, which makes for a very tough search.

1870, Sommers Township, Preble County Ohio census:
Samuel Reeve, 43, b OH, farmer
w, Mary, 36, b NY
Frederick, 8, b NY

1880, Preble County Ohio census:
Samuel Reeve, 53, b OH, parents b NJ/NJ, farmer
w, Mary A, 46, b NY, parents born NY/PA
friend, Frederick Baker, 17, b NY, parents birthplace not shown, farmer
George Butterworth, 78, b England, father-in-law, occupation weaver
Mary Butterworth, 78, b PA, mother-in-law

Believe that Fred Baker was orphaned at a young age in NY and sent to adopting family in Ohio.

Samuel Reeve died 1911 and Mary died 1915.

Fred Baker married Kezziah Gifford and settled in Athens Ohio.