Reed, Hannah M. (b. AUG 1840, d. AFT 1920)

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Note: He lived in Coldwater, Michigan in 1900, 1910, &1920. In 1900 & 1910 he worked in a cement factory. In 1930, he resided in Coldwater, Michigan and he was a laborer in a furniture factory. He owned his home worth $2,900.

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Note: In 1910, she lived with her mother Hannah in Kosciusko County, Turkey Creek Twp., Indiana. She and her husband, along with her mother Hannah, lived in Huron County, New Haven Township during the 1920 census. Harry Lilly was a conductor on a steam railroad.

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Note: In 1917, he registered for the WW 1 draft in Clearwater, Sedgwick County, Kansas as Vesper Bevier. He was a gardener by trade. His next of kin was Mrs. Harry Felty. He lived in San Diego County, DelMar Twp., California in 1900. He resided in Ninnescah, Sedgewick Cty., Kansas in 1920. Evidently, he never married.

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Note: In 1880, the family resided in Norwich, Huron County, Ohio and they farmed for a living. Another source indicates that he died February 14, 1911.

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Note: He was born and raised on a farm in Richland County, Ohio, one of nine children born to his parents. He was a member of Co. B, 60th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and enlisted in February 1863 during the Civil War. He was in quite a number of noted engagements including Petersburg and The Wilderness. During his service he was taken with the measles and with the improper care given him they settled in his lungs rendering him a mere shadow of the former robust man that entered the service of his country. He owned 29 3/4 acres of land and was a farmer all his life.

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Note: She lived with her son, Archie L. in Cayuga County, New York in 1920. Another source indicates she died Jun 11, 1928.

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