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Henry Reeder

• Geboren in 1777 - Derbyshire, England
• Overleden in 1826 - Aldborough Twp, Elgin Co., Ontario, Canada , leeftijd bij overlijden: 49 jaar oud

Ouders

• William Reeder 1755-
• Sarah Pounder

Huwelijken en kinderen

• Gehuwd met ?? ?? en hun kinderen
  • Henry Reeder 1798-
  • George Reeder 1800-1871
• Gehuwd in 1804 met Ann Black ca 1784-1845 en hun kinderen
  • Francis Reeder 1805-
  • Charlotte Reeder 1809-1875
  • Sarah Reeder 1809-1865
  • John Henry Reeder 1810-1895

Broers en zusters

• Edward Reeder 1776-
• Josiah Reeder 1789-1879

Notities

Aantekeningen

Information from Brenda Davis, Family, Rootsweb WorldConnect Project.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Kent County, Ontario, J.H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1904, pg. 332-333:
John Reeder is well remembered in Orford township, County of Kent, as a citizen who in his day ranked among the most highly respected and influential in the locality. He had lived in the township for early manhood, and was well known throughout his section of the county.
Mr. Reeder was born Sept. 11, 1810, in Derbyshire, England, of which county his parents, Henry and Ann (Black) Reeder, were also natives. In 1819 the family came to Canada, and for a few years, until the father's death, lived as "squatters" upon land in Aldborough, County of Elgin, Ont. After the father died John, then eighteen years of age, walked to St. Thomas, Ont., over the trails, to try to get a grant of land in Howard township, County of Kent, from Col. Talbot. The Colonel told him he was too young to get a grant, whereupon the lad replied, "I may be too young but I am large enough;" and the Colonel, pleased at the answer, gave him the land, 100 acres in Howard township. Accordingly the same year (1828) he removed thither from the County of Elgin with his mother and two sisters. Thence they moved to Orford township, same county, where Mrs. Reeder died in 1845. To Henry and Ann (Black) Reeder were born three children: Charlotte married Thomas Scane, and both are now deceased; Sarah married John Gosnell, and they were the parents of George A. Gosnell, who was reared by John Reeder; John is the subject proper of this article. The father, Henry Reeder, had also two sons by a previous marriage, Henry and George, both now deceased.
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