1. Edward¹ Hawes¹ was born in England, and died Aft. 15 April 1648. He married Unknown. She was born in England, and died Abt. 1616 in New Amsterdam.

Notes for Edward Hawes:

FROM "THE EDWARD HAWES HEIRS"

Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996

by Raymond G. Hawes

pp. xv-xvi

pp. 3-7

Generation Number One

EDWARD HAWES, progenitor of his heirs in America, is an enigma to those of us who have followed. He is nowhere to be found in any of the ships' lists of passengers who came to America in the period of 1620 to 1648 when his name first appeared in Dedham, MA. Genealogists, both professional and amateur, have made numerous attempts to determine where Edward originated from in England, all without success.

With virtually no proof, other than family tradition, the best theory advanced is one written by Frederick8 Wilson Hawes (Frederick7, James6, David5, Hezekiah4-3, Daniel2, Edward1). He arrived in Denison, TX in 1892 to clerk for A. G. Mosely, was admitted to the bar in 1894, was appointed assistant District Attorney by Silas Hars in 1896, and left in July 1898 to enlist for Spanish-American War service. In 1940 he wrote as follows:

"In 1893 or 1894, I was reading law in an office in Northern Texas. Across the Red River in the Indian Territory among all the remnants of Indian tribes were the so-called Five Civilized Tribes - the Cherokees, Seminoles, Creeks, Choctaws and the Chickasaws. For the purpose of handling their business in a more modern manner, these five tribes had changed from hereditary chiefs to governments based on the United States, each tribe having its own government. The law firm I was with were the attorneys for the Choctaws and the Chickasaws.

"A man whose name I no longer remember came to our firm well recommended by somebody. He wanted assistance in locating himself in the Territory where he could study the results these tribes were having with their new form of government. This man was very much of a gentleman, a college man, and I should judge of about 60 years of age. He was what is called a good mixer, got acquainted easily, and no one bore resentment. He was making his study for some college or society, as I remember it. Our firm established him with the Indians in authority. I took him with a team and buggy to Tishomingo, then the capital of the Chickasaws. That was the last I saw of him.

"He made a great point of my name, and asked if by any chance I was related to Mowhawk Ed Hawes: Never heard of him, I replied. "Who was your first ancestor in the country?", he wanted to know. I didn't know. I told him I didn't know our family history, but believed we had been in America a long time for my great-grandfather was in the American Revolution.

"According to this gentleman, one Edward Hawes had come to New Amsterdam, afterwards called New York, the year after the Dutch settled there. He was a stone mason. His partner was a Dutchman. In Holland these two had been working together for some time. They were

employed by the Dutch to come to the New World and assist in construction. (The Dutch West India Company established a fur trading post in New Amsterdam in 1614. At that time there were many Puritans in Holland, driven there from England by religious persecution.)

"Well, according to the story, both of these stone masons brought their wives. After the construction work was done, the Dutchman and his wife returned to Holland. Edward and his wife remained in New York. He accepted employment with the company as a fur trader. He

seems to have understood Indians from the start. "Squitum Waw Waw Ool Kaw", or Indian words somewhat similar, was his Indian name. The words are of some tribe beyond the Mohawks. After all these years I am not sure what the Indian words were, but I am sure of what

they meant -"the man who makes jumping soldiers." He used to make little jumping jacks for the Indian children, and in the forest he would gather a few sticks here and there for later use, or would stop and work a little on one of his toys. The Dutchmen thought Edward strange, the Indians thought him crazy. Edward himself probably thought it a slick way to avoid arrows, war clubs and scalping knives. I know it was, for Indians never injure anyone they believe insane.

"Edward and his wife had one child born in New York, a boy. His wife died from the effects of childbirth, and Edward placed his boy in charge of a squaw, superintended to a considerable extent by a friendly Dutch family. He named the boy Edward. He continued to trade with the Indians and was successful. After the boy was able to get about on his own legs, Edward's trading trips increased in length. On one such trip, he was gone all winter. This time he went as far as the great falls between two great lakes (This would have to be Niagara Falls between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, and not so long after their discovery by the Frenchman who received renown for it).

"Edward accumulated some money trading for the Dutch. Finally he heard of the Pilgrim settlement at Plymouth. Later he and his son went to Boston on an English ship which had been blown far off its course to Boston, and which made the port of New York to refit before

proceeding to Boston. They arrived in Boston in the early summer of 1635. (This would compare with the date of June 3, 1635 given in one history, also the year other authorities have given, and it would account for his name not being on any passenger list from England. This stranger to Texas may probably have given me the name of this ship, but I gave no that time.)

"Edward and his son lived in Boston and Dedham until the son made up his mind to marry. A girl named Eliony Lumber was what is called a bound girl. Her people had placed her as security for a debt whick she must work out at small wages, if she lived long enough. Old Edward bought the contract, and left her free to marry his son, which she did at Dedham. Old Edward then outfitted for a trading trip to the Indians. He hoped to reach the Mohawks again...he was never heard from afterwards.

"All of the above is the story of the stranger who came to Texas. It was based on Edward’s report and came down in the annals of the Lumber family. Eliony was related to this stranger’s ancestors. At that time I had no idea the Edward referred to might be connected to us, nor did I know he was our first ancestor in America. After my two lawyer associates ceased having fun by referring to me as "Squitum Waw Waw," I forgot it.

"Sometime later when I visited at home, my father told me about Edward really being our first ancestor in America, and that he was a stone mason. It caused me to wonder a bit. Dad knew nothing of this legend except what I told him. Afterwards, I sometimes thought of the stranger who came to Texas. How could he concoct such a story at the moment of meeting me? He had never heard of me before. Why should he admit his relative was a bound girl when it was the fashion to be free? I had to conclude he at least thought he was telling the truth. But I dismissed the story as too improbable and romantic, and in any event having no connection with us. My father didn’t who Edward had married. Years later when I found an Eliony Lumber actually had married our Edward, I did some more wondering, but then it stopped. It seemed a coincidence, no more.

"But now our distant kinsman, George8 Hawes, Wrentham, Massachusetts, tells me one of his relatives read among the ancient records of Wrentham something about like this:

"In 1638 the town gave a contract to Edward Haws and son to fell some trees on the public common to be used to make cooper's wares for the town use."

It looks to me like a boy old enough to contract with his father to cut wood in 1638 must have been born before 1635. There must have been two Edward Hawses in Massachusetts in the year 1635. Ten years had elapsed sicne the above contract (if there was one) and the time one Edward Hawes married Eliony in Dedham. How did Edward and the other Edward come? I have looked on all the passenger lists from England to Boston from the year 1620 to 1700. Nothing. Is it unreasonable to believe the elder Edward came earlier? And that the younger Edward was born in New York just as the legend says?

"If this was the elder Edward who married Eliony, he was rather old, and what became of the younger Edward?

"I said my father knew nothing of this legend. He did not. But he did know, as did the other Haweses, there was a tradition our first settler had lived with the Indians for a time. How long a time? He didn't know. There was a tradition our first settler was a stone mason. I looked very industriously for something that would indicate that the Edward who married Eliony was a stone mason. I found nothing. Of course that isn't proof that he wasn't a stone mason, but I think there should have been some mention of it somewhere.

"Why should this legend come down in the Lumber family and not in the Hawes family? I believe Edward and his father were honest men, the kind who would come clean when they were bargaining for Eliony. After the marriage Eliony and Edward may have thought it wise not to mention the prefix to Edward's life before he came to Massachusetts. If the elder Edward left an Indian wife in New York, and came to Massachusetts just to get his son started, whose business was it? But as Indians were not well thought of in those days, Edward and Eliony may have thought it wise not to saddle the facts on their children to come. Of course, this is just imagination on my part. What happened to Eliony's family? Maybe the debt against her was for their passage money home. Imagination again? But such things did happen - I have a neighbor who once had an Indian wife. I know it. If his white wife and children know it, they do not advertise.

"I can find no record of the Lumber family. I can not get away from the fact the man who told me this story believed he was telling the truth. I've had many arguments with myself, and they all end in favor of the legend.

(I want to make a correction. I said the Five Civilized Tribes changed their form of government. The Choctaws and Chickasaws did. There was talk of the other three tribes doing likewise .... but I finally went away soldiering. I don't remember whether the other three tribes finally changed or not.)

"You figure this legend out .... but I don't advise you to believe it. Old Edward not only would be in America from 1615, but he would be here five years earlier than the Mayflower, and earlier in America than any other Englishman north of Jamestown, Virginia. His son Edward Jr., would be a native son here in North America four or five years earlier than the Mayflower. Also, as there were no English women in Jamestown until long after [1607], it is quite probable Edward Jr. would be the first child of all English parentage in North America. Wouldn’s that be rich? We are the old settlers, and the Mayflower folks are just recent arrivals. But, it would be dangerous too. Those who make a career of early dates would hate, dislike and chase you around. This makes no difference to me as I live far away. I believe this legend myself.

"Venetians didn't believe Marco Polo, but history vindicated him."

HAWES is an old English name. It started out as HAW; some say that it is derived from the Hawthorne hedge. Other sources cite the Saxon word "haeg" and means a small enclosure near a house. Alen del Hawes is written in the "Hundred Rolls" in 1273 and is the first known recorded use of the name

By a Hawthorne (Haw-thorne) hedge in England,

A tribe of wild men grew,

And they were all related,

To me and you, and you

This is not just poetry

Of sweet melodious sound;

But the Hawes tradition

From the ancient Hawthorne ground.

Romans found them there, and William the Conqueror,

And Danes and Saxons too,

But still they lived by their hedge,

When all the fights were through.

They were not driven from their hedge,

Like history likes to say,

They merely heard of a better land

And simply walked away. Anon.

Robert Hawes was the first known Hawes to settle in New England, arriving from London, England and settling in Salem, MA in 1635. Edmond, a cutler, also from London, arrived in Boston, MA in 1635 on the ship James, and settled in Yarmouth, MA. Richard came from

Buckinghamshire, England in 1635 on the ship Truelove and settled in Dorchester, MA. Thomas settled in Salem in 1635, then moved to Yarmouth in 1639. William settled in Boston in 1652.

Any stated relationship of any of the above to Edward is conjecture. There has been no genealogical evidence presented that would verify any family connection.

According to family tradition, Edward Sr. was an Englishman, a Puritan, a stone mason and a husbandman. It is also said that his family kept a tavern north of London in the place where he was born. In those days a "tavern" was an eating place, a place to spend the night, perhaps a stage stopover as well as a place to take a nip.

It is said that after accumulating some money trading with the Dutch, he heard of the Puritan settlement in Plymouth and decided to sail for New England with his young son Edward. He is said to have arrived in Boston in 1635, some have the date as 03 June 1635, and from there went to Dedham (Frederick A. Virkus, "Compendium of American Genealogy, First Families in America" [Chicago, 1925] :254).

Early settlers in Massachusetts were mostly farmers thus artisans were encouraged to take up residence in town by being offered inducements to stay. In 1638, "Edward Hawes is granted liberty, for his sons, to take two or three trees from the town common to make cooper (barrel) wares for town use" (Frank Smith, "A History of Dedham, Massachusetts" [Dedham, 1936] :45). A facsimile of Edward Haws signature, dated 1673, is clearly legible on page 14 (ibid.).

Edward Hawes [the second] is first noted in Dedham, MA when the valuation of his house was estimated at 2 pounds in 1648 "for the Country (tax) rate" (Don Gleason Hill, Ed., "The Early Records of Dedham, Massachusetts, 1636-1659" [Dedham, 1892] :154). His valuation of 2 pounds, along with 2 others, was the lowest of the 84 property valuations shown. He next appears in the town meeting minutes for "8 of ye 9 mo 48" (08 Nov 1648) when "Tho. Wright is deputed to treat with Ed Hawes about the doeing such daubing worke as is needfull about the meeting house. & vpen viewe to put that worke (if he can, to him to doe in conueanient time. & and to see him pd Out of the Townes account. or in case Ed Hawes canot be attaynd. then to pcure som such other workeman to pforme the same as the case require wth all possible speed (ibid.:155). "10 mo 19 (1648) Ed Hawes requesteth one smale pcell of meadow the vse therof is granted to him till a general deuident be made" (ibid. :156). "I of ye 11 1650. At a genrall Meeteing of the Towne - the request of Edward Hawes, concerning one pcell of Meadowe is left to the care of the select men" (ibid.:134). A valuation of houses taken in 1651 includes Ed Hawes for "4 pounds, 3 shilling and 10 pence" (ibid.:183-4). Edward has been rising in prosperity compared to his compatriots with 15 other of the 77 houses listed of lower valuation. On "ye 7 of ye 1. Mo. 1652, The deuision of the deuident of 500 Acres to the Inhabitants vpon the rule of psons & estats";

Ed Hawes - 5 acres, 2 Roods, 0 Poles" (ibid.:241). (The above refers to the division of 500 acres of common land. A Rood is 1/4 acre).

Edward Hawes was by trade a lather and daber (plasterer). He appears frequently in the records of Dedham's First Church, a compilation by Deacon John Aldis. An account of payments made from the beginning of 1677 to the15th of the 10th month of 1678 includes "it payed by edward haues in fencing stof mackin and carting of it and a days work -1 pound, 17 shilling, 6 pence. Later, "it payed by edward haus 2 cord and a haf of wod - 10 shilling". During the years 1680-81, "it payed by edward hawes in a pdring tobe- 5 shilling", "it payed by edward hawes in macking and mending fenc - 1 pound, 5 shilling" and "it payed for 10 Rales and tou posts of edward hawes - 2 shilling". (Robert B. Hansen, ed., "The Deacon’s Book," [Bowie, MD, 1990] :23, 93, 115). There are numerous mentions that he was the one assigned to keep the younger boys in order during the church services. Edward is last mentioned as "edw haues" in the minister’s salary assessment list for the end of 1686 to the beginning of 1687 (ibid.: 156). There was no payment. The phonetic spelling of Deacon John Aldis was, if nothing else, different. Edward’s will was dated 04 June 1687. He died 28 June 1687, not 1686 as is shown in some records, including ("The Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths in the Town of Dedham, MA, 1635-1645", edited by Don G. Hill {Dedham, MA, 1885] :v. 1, 20). He was born ca. 1615, thus was about 70 years old when he died.

Almost nothing is known about Eliony Lumber (Lombard). She is thought to have been born in England about 1625 and to have died in Dedham, MA in 1688-89. She and Edward were maried in Dedham 15 April 1648 (vr.). The date is recorded as "15 2 mo 1648" which, under the Gregorian calendar of that period, was April, not February.---end of excerpt.

More About Edward Hawes:

Cause of Death: disappeared

Historical 1: Bet. 1615 - 1635, Among the first Europeans to see Niagara Falls after is discovery by the French.

Historical 2: 1615, Perhaps the first Englishman in America north of Virginia (5 years before the Mayflower).

Migration 1: Bef. 1615, England to Holland (probably c1607)

Migration 2: 1615, Holland to New Amsterdam

Migration 3: 03 September 1635, New Amsterdam to Boston (or 3 June 1635).

Migration 4: Bef. 1648, Boston to Dedham, MA

Occupation 1: Stone mason.

Occupation 2: Aft. 1615, fur trader for the Dutch West India Co.

Occupation 3: 1638, Town of Wrentham gave contract to Edward Haws and son to fell trees.

Religion: Puritan

Residence: Bet. 1635 - 1648, Boston and Dedham, MA.

More About Unknown:

Cause of Death: died in childbirth

Child of Edward Hawes and Unknown is:

2. Edward² Hawes (Edward¹) was born Abt. 1616 in New Amsterdam¹, and died 28 June 1687 in Wrentham, MA². He married Eliony Lumber 15 April 1648 in Dedham, MA. She was born Abt. 1625 in England, and died Abt. 1689 in Dedham, MA.

Notes for Edward Hawes:

FROM "THE EDWARD HAWES HEIRS"

Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996

by Raymond G. Hawes

pp. xv-xvi

p. 2

"Edward and his wife had one child born in New York, a boy. His wife died from the effects of childbirth, and Edward placed his boy in charge of a squaw, superintended to a considerable extent by a friendly Dutch family. He named the boy Edward. He continued to trade with the Indians and was successful. After the boy was able to get about on his own legs, Edward's trading trips increased in length."

"Edward Hawes [the second] is first noted in Dedham, MA when the valuation of his house was estimated at 2 pounds in 1648 "for the Country (tax) rate" (Don Gleason Hill, Ed., "The Early Records of Dedham, Massachusetts, 1636-1659" [Dedham, 1892] :154). His valuation of 2 pounds, along with 2 others, was the lowest of the 84 property valuations shown. He next appears in the town meeting minutes for "8 of ye 9 mo 48" (08 Nov 1648) when "Tho. Wright is deputed to treat with Ed Hawes about the doeing such daubing worke as is needfull about the meeting house. & vpen viewe to put that worke (if he can, to him to doe in conueanient time. & and to see him pd Out of the Townes account. or in case Ed Hawes canot be attaynd. then to pcure som such other workeman to pforme the same as the case require wth all possible speed (ibid.:155). "10 mo 19 (1648) Ed Hawes requesteth one smale pcell of meadow the vse therof is granted to him till a general deuident be made" (ibid. :156). "I of ye 11 1650. At a genrall Meeteing of the Towne - the request of Edward Hawes, concerning one pcell of Meadowe is left to the care of the select men" (ibid.:134). A valuation of houses taken in 1651 includes Ed Hawes for "4 pounds, 3 shilling and 10 pence" (ibid.:183-4). Edward has been rising in prosperity compared to his compatriots with 15 other of the 77 houses listed of lower valuation. On "ye 7 of ye 1. Mo. 1652, The deuision of the deuident of 500 Acres to the Inhabitants vpon the rule of psons & estats";

Ed Hawes - 5 acres, 2 Roods, 0 Poles" (ibid.:241). (The above refers to the division of 500 acres of common land. A Rood is 1/4 acre).

Edward Hawes was by trade a lather and daber (plasterer). He appears frequently in the records of Dedham's First Church, a compilation by Deacon John Aldis. An account of payments made from the beginning of 1677 to the15th of the 10th month of 1678 includes "it payed by edward haues in fencing stof mackin and carting of it and a days work -1 pound, 17 shilling, 6 pence. Later, "it payed by edward haus 2 cord and a haf of wod - 10 shilling". During the years 1680-81, "it payed by edward hawes in a pdring tobe- 5 shilling", "it payed by edward hawes in macking and mending fenc - 1 pound, 5 shilling" and "it payed for 10 Rales and tou posts of edward hawes - 2 shilling". (Robert B. Hansen, ed., "The Deacon’s Book," [Bowie, MD, 1990] :23, 93, 115). There are numerous mentions that he was the one assigned to keep the younger boys in order during the church services. Edward is last mentioned as "edw haues" in the minister’s salary assessment list for the end of 1686 to the beginning of 1687 (ibid.: 156). There was no payment. The phonetic spelling of Deacon John Aldis was, if nothing else, different. Edward’s will was dated 04 June 1687. He died 28 June 1687, not 1686 as is shown in some records, including ("The Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths in the Town of Dedham, MA, 1635-1645", edited by Don G. Hill {Dedham, MA, 1885] :v. 1, 20). He was born ca. 1615, thus was about 70 years old when he died.

Almost nothing is known about Eliony Lumber (Lombard). She is thought to have been born in England about 1625 and to have died in Dedham, MA in 1688-89. She and Edward were maried in Dedham 15 April 1648 (vr.). The date is recorded as "15 2 mo 1648" which, under the Gregorian calendar of that period, was April, not February."---end of excerpt.

More About Edward Hawes:

Church: Bet. 1677 - 1687, Appears in the records of Dedham's First Church.

Historical: Abt. 1616, Possibly the first Anglo child born in North America.

Migration 1: 03 September 1635, New Amsterdam to Boston (or 3 June 1635).

Migration 2: Bef. 1648, Boston to Dedham, MA

Occupation 1: Plasterer and lather.

Occupation 2: 1635, Town of Wrentham gave contract to Edward Haws and son to fell trees.

Occupation 3: 08 November 1648, Contracted for "daubing work" at the Dedham town meeting house.

Property 1: 19 October 1648, Requests the use of a parcell of meadow from the town of Dedham.

Property 2: 07 January 1651/52, Edward's share of 500 acres of common land is 5 acres, 2 roods (1 rood = 1/4 acre) and 0 poles.

Residence: 1648, Dedham, MA³

Tax Roll 1: 1648, Home valued at 2 pounds (with 2 others, the lowest of the 84 properties valued).

Tax Roll 2: 1651, Dedham township values Edward Hawes house at 4 pounds 3 shillings 10 pence.

Will: 04 June 1687, Dated.

Notes for Eliony Lumber:

A Thomas Lumberd applied for freeman status on 19 October 1630 at the General Court in Boston. Most of the freemen named that day arrived in 1630 on the Winthrop Fleet or the Mary and John. He took the Oath of Freemen 18 May 1631. A Bernard Lumbert took the Oath of Freemen on 1 April 1634.---Winthrop Society.

FROM "THE EDWARD HAWES HEIRS"

Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996

by Raymond G. Hawes

pp. xv-xvi

p. 3

"Edward and his son lived in Boston and Dedham until the son made up his mind to marry. A girl named Eliony Lumber was what is called a bound girl. Her people had placed her as security for a debt whick she must work out at small wages, if she lived long enough. Old Edward bought the contract, and left her free to marry his son, which she did at Dedham."

More About Eliony Lumber:

Migration: Bet. 1625 - 1648, England to Massachusetts

Surname Variant: Lombard

More About Edward Hawes and Eliony Lumber:

Marriage: 15 April 1648, Dedham, MA

Children of Edward Hawes and Eliony Lumber are:

3. Nathaniel³ Hawes, Sr. (Edward², Edward¹)⁵ was born 14 August 1660 in Dedham, MA⁶, and died 16 October 1714 in Dedham, MA. He married Sarah Newell 29 March 1688 in Dedham, MA, daughter of Isaac Newell and Elizabeth Curtis. She was born 22 March 1664/65 in Roxbury, MA, and died Aft. 17 December 1728.

More About Sarah Newell:

Christening: 26 March 1665⁷

More About Nathaniel Hawes and Sarah Newell:

Marriage: 29 March 1688, Dedham, MA

Children of Nathaniel Hawes and Sarah Newell are:

6. Daniel³ Hawes (Edward², Edward¹)⁸ was born 10 February 1652/53 in Wrentham, MA, and died 16 March 1738/39 in Wrentham, MA. He married Abiel Gay 23 January 1677/78 in Dedham, MA, daughter of John Gay and Joanna Baldwicke. She died Unknown.

More About Daniel Hawes and Abiel Gay:

Marriage: 23 January 1677/78, Dedham, MA

Children of Daniel Hawes and Abiel Gay are:

13. Nathaniel⁴ Hawes, Jr. (Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 27 December 1701 in Dedham, MA⁹, and died Abt. 1776 in Franklin, MA¹⁰. He married (1) Mary Smith. She died Unknown. He married (2) Susanna Hubbard 27 March 1728 in Dedham, Norfolk County, MA¹¹, daughter of Benjamin Hubbard and Susanna Newcomb. She was born 03 December 1706 in Braintree, Norfolk County, MA, and died 26 March 1750 in Wrentham, Suffolk County, MA.

More About Nathaniel Hawes and Susanna Hubbard:

Marriage: 27 March 1728, Dedham, Norfolk County, MA¹¹

Children of Nathaniel Hawes and Susanna Hubbard are:

22. Daniel⁴ Hawes (Daniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 06 March 1683/84, and died 15 January 1763. He married Beriah Mann 20 December 1710. She died Unknown.

More About Daniel Hawes:

Residence: Wrentham, MA¹³

More About Daniel Hawes and Beriah Mann:

Marriage: 20 December 1710

Children of Daniel Hawes and Beriah Mann are:

26. Hezekiah⁴ Hawes (Daniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 22 November 1688, and died 02 July 1777. He married Esther Ware 17 December 1718, daughter of Robert Ware and Sarah Medcalf. She was born 07 May 1693 in Wrentham, MA, and died 14 December 1745.

More About Hezekiah Hawes and Esther Ware:

Marriage: 17 December 1718

Child of Hezekiah Hawes and Esther Ware is:

29. Esther B.⁵ Hawes (Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 11 December 1747 in Wrentham, MA¹⁵, and died Aft. 1789 in New Hampshire¹⁶. She married Ezra Harvey Abt. 1783 in Wrentham, Suffolk County, MA¹⁷. He was born Abt. 1753 in Keene, Cheshire County, NH¹⁸, and died 1805.

Notes for Ezra Harvey:

More About Ezra Harvey:

Census 1: 1790, ?

Census 2: 1795, ?

Census 3: 1800, ?

Military: Abt. 1776, veteran of the Revolutionary War¹⁹

More About Ezra Harvey and Esther Hawes:

Marriage: Abt. 1783, Wrentham, Suffolk County, MA²⁰

Children of Esther Hawes and Ezra Harvey are:

37. Daniel⁵ Hawes (Daniel⁴, Daniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 04 October 1711, and died Unknown. He married Abiah Burnham 21 September 1756. She died Unknown.

More About Daniel Hawes and Abiah Burnham:

Marriage: 21 September 1756

Children of Daniel Hawes and Abiah Burnham are:

48. Simeon⁶ Harvey (Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 22 November 1792 in Keene, Cheshire County, NH²¹, and died 04 June 1866 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT²¹. He married (1) Betsey Adye 01 May 1814 in Danville, VT. She died 23 January 1818 in Danville, VT. He married (2) Lucina Sumner Field 13 June 1820 in Peacham, Caledonia County, VT^21,22, daughter of Nathan Field and Lucina Sumner. She was born 13 December 1795 in Peacham, Caledonia County, VT^23,24, and died 29 June 1857 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT²⁵.

More About Simeon Harvey:

Date born 2: 1795, 23 Nov 1792²⁶

Burial: 1866, Green Cemetery, Danville, VT

Census 1: 1800, ?

Census 2: 1810, ?

Census 3: 1810, ?

Census 4: 1820, ?

Census 5: 1830, ?

Census 6: 1840, ?

Census 7: 1850, ?

Census 8: 1860, ?

Death Certificate: 1866, Vermont²⁷

Occupation 1: Aft. 1820, farming

Occupation 2: Aft. 1820, Manufacturer²⁸

More About Betsey Adye:

Burial: Unknown, Green Cemetery, Danville, VT²⁹

Surname Variant: Adys

More About Simeon Harvey and Betsey Adye:

Marriage: 01 May 1814, Danville, VT

More About Lucina Sumner Field:

Birth Certificate: 1795, no record in Vermont³⁰

Cause of Death: consumption

Census: 1850, ?

Death Certificate: 1857, Vermont³¹

Occupation: Aft. 1820, housewife, farming

More About Simeon Harvey and Lucina Field:

Marriage: 13 June 1820, Peacham, Caledonia County, VT^32,33

Children of Simeon Harvey and Betsey Adye are:

Children of Simeon Harvey and Lucina Field are:

53. Nathan⁶ Harvey (Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 22 June 1789 in Keene, Cheshire County, NH, and died 29 December 1851 in Coventry, Orleans County, VT. He married Clarissa Porter 19 January 1817 in Peacham, VT. She died Unknown.

More About Nathan Harvey and Clarissa Porter:

Marriage: 19 January 1817, Peacham, VT

Children of Nathan Harvey and Clarissa Porter are:

56. Cynthia⁶ Hawes (Daniel⁵, Daniel⁴, Daniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 28 January 1759, and died 13 October 1840. She married Deacon John Farrington 14 July 1788 in Wrentham, MA, son of Benjamin Farrington and Christiana Cox. He was born 20 October 1756, and died 30 September 1843.

More About Deacon John Farrington:

Migration: 1786, To Maine, 7 miles east of Penobscot River (now Holden).

Military: Served in the American Revolution³⁷

Occupation 1: 1781, Carpenter in Wilmington, VT

Occupation 2: District representative to the General Court of Massachusetts.

Occupation 3: 1784, Carpenter in Claverack on the Hudson

More About John Farrington and Cynthia Hawes:

Marriage: 14 July 1788, Wrentham, MA

Children of Cynthia Hawes and John Farrington are:

59. Caleb Adye⁷ Harvey (Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 25 October 1816 in Danville, VT³⁸, and died 20 August 1904 in St. Johnsbury, VT. He married Mary F. Pratt 25 December 1849 in Danville, VT. She died Unknown.

More About Caleb Harvey and Mary Pratt:

Marriage: 25 December 1849, Danville, VT

Child of Caleb Harvey and Mary Pratt is:

61. Charles Freeman⁷ Harvey (Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 10 June 1829 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT^39,40,41,42, and died 22 May 1895 in Altus, Greer County, TX⁴³. He married (1) Sophia Ladd 01 January 1851 in Danville, VT^44,45, daughter of Edward Ladd and Sophia Gookin. She was born 09 September 1829 in Peacham, Caledonia County, VT^46,47,48,49, and died 1865. He married (2) L. B. Webster January 1864 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT, daughter of Samuel Webster and Hannah Briggs. She was born 1827 in Vermont, and died Unknown. He married (3) Amelia Darling 28 December 1868 in Boston, Norfolk County, MA^50,51,52, daughter of Darius Darling and Alice Drake. She was born 03 January 1828 in Middleboro, MA⁵³, and died 06 December 1906 in Altus, Greer County, OK TR⁵⁴.

Notes for Charles Freeman Harvey:

NEW YORK TO GALVESTON ISLAND & TEXAS

Charles Freeman Harvey was a steam fitter in Boston, MA, and lived in or near there. Charles kept a journal when he took his family from New York to Galveston, TX, on a steamship. Then from Galveston to Indianola, TX, by steamship. Then from Indianola to Goliad by wagon (October 11, 1878 to October 31, 1878).

The family lived near Goliad for ten years. They survived a severe hurricane in 1886 which wiped out Indianola and destroyed their home. He sold his land and moved north at the encouragement of his son George.

The family moved to Greer County, TX, in November of 1888, going by train. They were met at Vernon, TX, by Charles' son, George, who led them to Altus, after spending the night at Doan's Crossing on the Red River. They settled 3 miles north of Altus in Greer County, TX.

The Harveys hired a Reid to work as a carpenter to build their new home and thus began the Harvey-Reid connection.---"A Reid Family"

More About Charles Freeman Harvey:

Burial: 1895, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Census 1: 1850, ?

Census 2: 1860, ?

Census 3: 1870, ?

Census 4: 1880, ?

Census 5: 1890, N/A

Death Certificate: 1895, No record in Oklahoma⁵⁵

Document: 1997, Jackson County Historical Society article

Family Bible 1: 1829, birth record

Family Bible 2: 1895, death record

Historical: 1878, Steamship from New York, through the Florida Keys, to Galveston Island

Journal: 1878, migration from Boston to Texas^56,57

Map: 1878, New York to Goliad, TX⁵⁸

Membership: Freemason

Migration 1: Bef. 1865, Vermont to Boston⁵⁹

Migration 2: Bef. 1878, Boston to New York

Migration 3: 1878, New York to Galveston, Indianola and Goliad

Migration 4: 1888, Goliad, TX, to Greer County, TX⁵⁹

Occupation: Aft. 1851, steam fitter, farming^59,60,61

Property: 1878, north of Altus, OK⁶²

Residence: Aft. 1851, St. Johnsbury, VT⁶³

More About Sophia Ladd:

Date born 2: 09 September 1829, Salisbury, Merrimack County, NH?⁶⁴

Census 1: 1850, ?

Census 2: 1860, ?

Occupation: Aft. 1851, housewife, farming

More About Charles Harvey and Sophia Ladd:

Death of one spouse: Sophia died 1865⁶⁵

Marriage: 01 January 1851, Danville, VT^66,67

More About Charles Harvey and L. Webster:

Marriage: January 1864, Danville, Caledonia County, VT

More About Amelia Darling:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Census: 1900, Greer County, OK TR⁶⁸

Family Bible 1: birth record, not legible

Family Bible 2: death record

Occupation: housewife

More About Charles Harvey and Amelia Darling:

Marriage: 28 December 1868, Boston, Norfolk County, MA^69,70,71

Marriage license: mc-Massachusetts

Children of Charles Harvey and Sophia Ladd are:

Child of Charles Harvey and L. Webster is:

Child of Charles Harvey and Amelia Darling is:

62. Elijah D.⁷ Harvey (Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 02 July 1821 in Danville, VT, and died 23 February 1879 in Remington, IL. He married Mary P. Unknown. She was born Abt. 1823 in Danville, VT, and died 26 December 1854 in Danville, VT.

More About Mary P. Unknown:

Burial: 1854, Green Cemetery, Danville, VT⁷³

Child of Elijah Harvey and Mary Unknown is:

64. Nathan Field⁷ Harvey (Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 29 December 1824 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT⁷⁵, and died 28 June 1898 in Kansas City, Jackson County, MO⁷⁶. He married Eliza Childs Robbins 1850 in Danville, VT. She was born 1830, and died Unknown.

More About Nathan Harvey and Eliza Robbins:

Marriage: 1850, Danville, VT

Children of Nathan Harvey and Eliza Robbins are:

69. Amos Clark⁷ Harvey (Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 07 August 1836 in Danville, VT, and died 01 February 1914 in Washington, DC. He married (1) A. W. Wild 20 January 1869. She died Unknown. He married (2) Caroline Field 20 January 1869 in St. Johnsbury, VT, daughter of Charles Field and Merol Clark. She was born 27 May 1839 in St. Johnsbury, VT, and died Unknown.

More About Amos Clark Harvey:

Occupation: Merchant

Residence: 31 Pearl St., St Johnsbury, VT

More About Amos Harvey and A. Wild:

Marriage: 20 January 1869

More About Caroline Field:

Residence: 31 Pearl St., St Johnsbury, VT

More About Amos Harvey and Caroline Field:

Marriage: 20 January 1869, St. Johnsbury, VT

Children of Amos Harvey and Caroline Field are:

75. Nathan Field⁷ Harvey (Nathan⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 25 March 1821 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT, and died 27 August 1870 in Coventry, Orleans County, VT. He married Lucina Winn Perry 29 June 1854 in Coventry, Orleans County, VT, daughter of Benjamin Perry and Abigail Chase. She was born 18 February 1826 in Lyndon, Caledonia County, VT, and died 29 January 1918 in Danville, VT.

More About Nathan Field Harvey:

Cause of Death: typhoid fever

More About Lucina Winn Perry:

Burial: 1918, Green Cemetery, Danville, VT⁷⁷

Surname Variant: Peary

More About Nathan Harvey and Lucina Perry:

Marriage: 29 June 1854, Coventry, Orleans County, VT

Children of Nathan Harvey and Lucina Perry are:

88. George Freeman⁸ Harvey (Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 21 June 1857 in Danville, Caledonia County, VT^78,79,80,81, and died 20 January 1929 in New Braunfels, Comal County, TX^82,83. He married Minnie Mable Reid 30 January 1895 in Altus, Greer County, TX^84,85,86,87, daughter of Robert Reid and Henrietta Bradshaw. She was born 01 February 1873 in Rock Island, Rock Island County, IL^88,89,90, and died 09 May 1912 in Altus, Jackson County, OK^91,92,93.

Notes for George Freeman Harvey:

BOSTON

George Freeman Harvey lived in or near Boston, MA, as his father was a steam fitter there in 1868 when he married his third wife, Mrs Amelia Darling Tucker. George worked as a newsboy in Boston and told the story of selling many copies of the "Boston Gazette" on the day when Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. George would have been about eight years old at that time.

MOVING WEST

George evidently went west at an early age as there is a story of his working on a ranch, possibly in Kansas, guarding a field of corn from the cattle of a neighboring ranch. George fell asleep and the neighbor's cattle caused considerable damage to the corn. The two ranchers agreed that the owner of the cattle would pay the difference of the yields of their corn crops as reparations. The damaged corn yielded more than the neighbor's so George was not discredited.

There are other stories that George was in Montreal, Wyoming and Colorado.

Along with his brother Fenton, sister Minnie and her husband, Major Libby, George visited his father's family in Goliad, TX, in 1887. Evidently, George influenced his father to move to Greer County, TX, to homestead prairie land.

They sold the family property near Goliad in November of 1888. George met the family in Vernon, TX, on November 9, 1888, with a load of corn to sell. He hauled the family to William Derr's place where they boarded while they staked their claim and built their house. George had teams and a wagon and helped by hauling lumber and supplies.

George homesteaded and built a small house on the northwest quarter section, three miles north and one mile east of what is now Altus, OK. George and his wife, Minnie, worked hard and prospered. They purchased property two miles further east and built a larger house, more modern and with more room.

Minnie died in childbirth in 1912, but, with the help of the older children, George was able to keep the family together and educate the children. In the early years they attended the nearby "White" schoolhouse. Later, they went to school in Altus.

In later years, George bought an orange grove in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas and made several trips there. It was on one of these trips that he died of an acute heart attack in New Braunfels, TX.---"A Reid Family" Eugene Reid

More About George Freeman Harvey:

Birth Certificate: 21 June 1857, Vermont⁹⁴

Burial: 1929, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK⁹⁵

Census 1: 1860, ?

Census 2: 1870, ?

Census 3: 1880, ?

Census 4: 1890, N/A

Census 5: 1900, Greer County, OK Territory⁹⁶

Census 6: 1910, Jackson County, OK⁹⁷

Census 7: 1920, ?

Death Certificate: 1929, no record in Texas or Oklahoma^98,99

Historical 1: 15 April 1865, Boston newsboy at time of Lincoln assassination¹⁰⁰

Historical 2: 1887, Great Western Cattle Trail Monument honors homesteaders¹⁰¹

Historical 3: 1888, Texas Almanac re: Doan's Crossing

Historical 4: 24 July 1997, Harvey-Reid Family History at the Jackson County Historical Society¹⁰²

Homestead: 21 April 1902, Greer County, OK TR^103,104

Migration 1: Unknown, Danville, VT, to Boston, MA¹⁰⁵

Migration 2: 1865, Boston, MA, to Kansas¹⁰⁵

Migration 3: 1887, Goliad, TX¹⁰⁵

Migration 4: 09 November 1888, Goliad, TX, to Greer County, TX¹⁰⁵

Occupation 1: Aft. 1878, farmer^106,107

Occupation 2: citrus grower^108,109

Photo: 1888, Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, Altus, OK

Property 1: 1888, north of Altus, OK

Property 2: 25 October 1897, application and homestead grant from President Roosevelt

Property 3: 1900, farm¹¹⁰

Notes for Minnie Mable Reid:

Minnie was a true pioneer woman who loved the outdoors and could do most anything there was to do on a farm. Minnie was exposed to wet and cold weather which led to her death in childbirth in 1912.---"A Reid Family" Eugene Reid

More About Minnie Mable Reid:

Burial: 1912, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Cause of Death: bowel obstruction, exposure to wet & cold weather, died during childbirth

Census 1: 1880, ?

Census 2: 1890, N/A

Census 3: 1900, ?

Census 4: 1910, Jackson County, OK¹¹¹

Family Bible: 1873, birth record¹¹²

More About George Harvey and Minnie Reid:

Marriage: 30 January 1895, Altus, Greer County, TX^{113,114,115,116}

Children of George Harvey and Minnie Reid are:

91. Charles Fenton⁸ Harvey (Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born July 1855 in Danville, VT¹¹⁹, and died Bet. 1906 - 1920 in Pittsburgh, PA. He married Odette Garidel 1893, daughter of Henri Garidel and Marie Poullaut. She was born 28 April 1858 in New Orleans, LA, and died 10 September 1939 in Norwalk, CT.

More About Charles Fenton Harvey:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About Charles Harvey and Odette Garidel:

Marriage: 1893

Children of Charles Harvey and Odette Garidel are:

93. Flora Amelia⁸ Harvey (Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 11 June 1872 in Boston, MA^120,121, and died 08 June 1937 in Altus, Jackson County, OK¹²¹. She married James Gillespie Reid 10 September 1893^122,123, son of Robert Reid and Henrietta Bradshaw. He was born 10 July 1867 in Groveland Township, Tazewell County, IL^124,125, and died 04 May 1949 in Altus, Jackson County, OK¹²⁵.

More About Flora Amelia Harvey:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Family Bible 1: birth record

Family Bible 2: death record

Notes for James Gillespie Reid:

---James Reid worked for the Harvey family as a carpenter, helping to build the family house. This was the meeting of the Harvey and Reid families. James proposed to Flora, but, she declined. He traded a quarter of land for a horse and went to Vernon, TX. Later, Flora sent word to James that if he asked her again, her answer might be different.

James was a skilled carpenter. He worked at an implement dealership in Vernon as a binder mechanic. He was also a windmill mechanic and erector and blacksmith.---"A Reid Family"

More About James Gillespie Reid:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Census: 1900, Greer County, OK Territory¹²⁶

Family Bible 1: birth record¹²⁷

Family Bible 2: death record

Occupation: 1900, farmer¹²⁸

Property: 1900, farm¹²⁹

More About James Reid and Flora Harvey:

Marriage: 10 September 1893^129,130

Marriage Record: family bible

Children of Flora Harvey and James Reid are:

95. Fayette William⁸ Harvey (Nathan Field⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 29 September 1852 in Craftsbury, Orleans County, VT, and died 29 January 1945. He married Lucy Unknown. She was born 1854, and died Unknown.

Children of Fayette Harvey and Lucy Unknown are:

106. Lulu M.⁸ Harvey (Amos Clark⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 21 March 1872, and died 1950. She married Arthur Field. He died Unknown.

Children of Lulu Harvey and Arthur Field are:

113. Margaret May⁹ Harvey (George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 12 April 1904 in Altus, Greer County, OK TR^{133,134,135,136,137}, and died 07 September 1990 in Altus, Jackson County, OK^138,139. She married (1) Fnna Miller in Altus, Jackson County, OK. He died Unknown. She married (2) Raymon German Rollins 14 December 1921 in Jackson County, OK^{140,141,142,143}, son of Joseph Rollins and Minnie Tolbert. He was born 13 September 1894 in Greenville, Hunt County, TX^{144,145,146,147,147}, and died 21 March 1991 in Altus, Jackson County, OK¹⁴⁸.

Notes for Margaret May Harvey:

FIRST MARRIAGE

Maggie was married to Mr Miller for about one month and they were together very little.

More About Margaret May Harvey:

Birth Certificate: 1904, no record in Oklahoma¹⁴⁹

Burial: September 1990, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK¹⁵⁰

Cause of Death: sepsis, pneumonia¹⁵¹

Census 1: 1910, Jackson County, OK¹⁵²

Census 2: 1920, ?

Education: Bef. 1921, White Schoolhouse, north of Altus, OK¹⁵³

Occupation: 1921, housewife, farming

Will: 21 July 1986, will written¹⁵⁴

More About Fnna Miller and Margaret Harvey:

Marriage: Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About Raymon German Rollins:

Activity: Hunting & fishing

Burial: March 1991, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK¹⁵⁵

Cause of Death: natural causes

Census 1: 1900, Wood County, TX

Census 2: 1910, Hunt County, TX

Census 3: 1920, Jackson County, OK

Migration 1: Bet. 1894 - 1900, Hunt County, TX, to Wood County, TX

Migration 2: Bet. 1900 - 1916, Wood County, TX, to Hunt County, TX

Migration 3: 1916, Hunt County, TX, to Jackson County, OK

Migration 4: Bet. 1921 - 1930, Jackson County, OK, to Kiowa County, OK

Migration 5: Aft. 1930, Kiowa County, OK, to Jackson County, OK

Occupation 1: 1916, farming¹⁵⁶

Occupation 2: Bef. 1916, Ranch foreman

Property: Aft. 1916, 3 miles north & 1 mile east of Altus, OK

Religion: 1894, Baptist

Social Security Number: 04 April 1955, 442-38-6143¹⁵⁷

Will: 21 July 1986, will written¹⁵⁸

Witness 1: 1910, Halley's Comet

Witness 2: 1986, Halley's Comet

More About Raymon Rollins and Margaret Harvey:

Marriage: 14 December 1921, Jackson County, OK^{159,160,161,162}

Children of Margaret Harvey and Raymon Rollins are:

115. Henrietta⁹ Harvey (George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 24 April 1897 in Altus, Greer County, OK Ter, and died 21 July 1983 in Altus, Jackson County, OK. She married Henry Townsend 02 October 1915. He died Unknown.

More About Henrietta Harvey:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Census: 1900, Greer County, OK Territory¹⁶³

Social Security Number: 441-64-0964

Notes for Henry Townsend:

Henry rode a bicycle from Jackson County to San Jon, NM, to farm a homestead there. He later returned to Jackson County.

More About Henry Townsend:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About Henry Townsend and Henrietta Harvey:

Marriage: 02 October 1915

Child of Henrietta Harvey and Henry Townsend is:

119. Clarence Cecil⁹ Harvey (George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. He married Jewel Stella Smith Private. She was born Private.

More About Clarence Harvey and Jewel Smith:

Private-Begin: Private

Child of Clarence Harvey and Jewel Smith is:

121. Robert Reid⁹ Harvey (George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 07 August 1910 in Altus, Jackson County, OK, and died 13 March 1960 in Altus, Jackson County, OK. He married Marie Harris Private. She was born Private.

More About Robert Reid Harvey:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About Robert Harvey and Marie Harris:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Robert Harvey and Marie Harris are:

123. Fenton Garidel⁹ Harvey (Charles Fenton⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 11 January 1898 in Pittsburgh, PA, and died 29 July 1970 in Reno, NV. He married (1) Ruth Elaine Ives 1917 in Philadelphia, PA. She was born 09 December 1898 in Brooklyn, NY, and died 20 June 1955 in New York, NY. He married (2) Ruby Fletcher Private. She was born Private.

More About Fenton Harvey and Ruth Ives:

Marriage: 1917, Philadelphia, PA

More About Fenton Harvey and Ruby Fletcher:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Fenton Harvey and Ruth Ives are:

Children of Fenton Harvey and Ruby Fletcher are:

125. Eugene Harvey⁹ Reid (Flora Amelia⁸ Harvey, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 14 December 1894 in Altus. Greer County, TX¹⁶⁴, and died 19 June 1983 in Midland, Midland County, TX. He married Ruby L. Milliken 06 September 1922¹⁶⁴. She was born 04 March 1897 in Martha, Jackson County, OK Territory¹⁶⁴, and died 16 April 1985.

Notes for Eugene Harvey Reid:

Eugene and Ruby are buried at Altus, Ok, cemetery.

Upon graduation from OU, Eugene and Charles were both offered jobs at O G & E, but, company policy would not permit both to work there. They decided by a flip of a coin and Charles won. Eugene went to NY to work for General Electric and later was in charge of their project on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco.

As the oldest son, Eugene became the keeper of the family archives, which his son Jim inherited. Eugene did much to research the family history of the Harveys and Reids.

Eugene retired in 1976 and lived out his years in Midland.

More About Eugene Harvey Reid:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Census: 1900, Greer County, OK Territory¹⁶⁵

Education: Oklahoma University

Family Bible: birth record

Historical: Directed the electrical engineering of the Bay Bridge Project in San Francisco¹⁶⁶

Migration: to Schenectady, NY

Military: US Army

Occupation: Engineer - General Electric¹⁶⁷

Professional Research: by Eugene Reid

Reference Book: A Reid Family, chapter 1, by Eugene Reid, unpublished

More About Ruby L. Milliken:

Died 2: cp

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About Eugene Reid and Ruby Milliken:

Marriage: 06 September 1922¹⁶⁸

Marriage Record: family bible

Children of Eugene Reid and Ruby Milliken are:

127. Charles Darling⁹ Reid (Flora Amelia⁸ Harvey, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 19 September 1899 in Altus, Jackson County, OK Territory¹⁶⁸, and died 1973 in Harrah, Oklahoma County, OK. He married Lutie Grimes Private. She was born Private.

More About Charles Darling Reid:

Census: 1900, Greer County, OK Territory¹⁶⁹

Education: University of Oklahoma

Family Bible: birth record

Occupation: Oklahoma Gas & Electric¹⁷⁰

More About Charles Reid and Lutie Grimes:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Charles Reid and Lutie Grimes are:

128. John Wesley⁹ Reid (Flora Amelia⁸ Harvey, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 13 March 1903 in Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma Territory¹⁷¹, and died 18 January 1992. He married (1) Helen Ruth Smith. She was born 02 August 1905 in Weatherford, Custer County, Oklahoma Territory, and died 26 October 1957 in Altus, Jackson County, OK. He married (2) Opal Irene Vanvactor Private. She was born Private.

More About John Wesley Reid:

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

Education: Altus High School, Weatherford Normal

Family Bible: birth record

Occupation: farming

More About Helen Ruth Smith:

Died 2: cp

Burial: Unknown, Altus Cemetery, Altus, Jackson County, OK

More About John Reid and Opal Vanvactor:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of John Reid and Helen Smith are:

135. Bettye Jane¹⁰ Rollins (Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 31 October 1930 in Cooperton, Kiowa County, OK^173,174,175, and died 21 August 1968 in Billings, Yellowstone County, MT¹⁷⁶. She married Carroll Rufus Myers Private¹⁷⁶, son of Roscoe Myers and Mattie Jones. He was born Private.

More About Bettye Jane Rollins:

Activity 1: bridge

Activity 2: Bet. 1945 - 1947, High School basketball

Burial: August 1968, Altus Cemetery, Altus, OK

Cause of Death: auto accident near Mussellshell, MT¹⁷⁶

Education: 1947, Friendship High School

Occupation 1: Bet. 1949 - 1968, housewife, farming

Occupation 2: Bet. 1947 - 1949, nursing

Religion: 1930, Baptist

More About Carroll Myers and Bettye Rollins:

Private-Begin: Private¹⁷⁶

Children of Bettye Rollins and Carroll Myers are:

136. Minnie Lee¹⁰ Rollins (Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married Julius Roberts Private. He was born Private.

More About Julius Roberts and Minnie Rollins:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Minnie Rollins and Julius Roberts are:

137. Vera Belle¹⁰ Rollins (Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married Leonard Bearden Private. He was born 11 September 1918, and died 11 December 1969 in Altus, Jackson County, OK.

More About Leonard Bearden:

Burial: Unknown, Restlawn Memorial Park, Altus, Jackson County, OK¹⁷⁷

Occupation: farming, police officer

Property: east of Altus, OK

More About Leonard Bearden and Vera Rollins:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Vera Rollins and Leonard Bearden are:

139. Velma Faye¹⁰ Rollins (Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married Jack Owen Smiley, Sr. Private. He was born Private.

More About Jack Smiley and Velma Rollins:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Velma Rollins and Jack Smiley are:

140. Barbara Ann¹⁰ Rollins (Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married Wayne Jones Private, son of Fred Jones and Maudie Bradshaw. He was born Private.

More About Wayne Jones and Barbara Rollins:

Private-Begin: Private

Child of Barbara Rollins and Wayne Jones is:

145. Elaine Ruth¹⁰ Harvey (Fenton Garidel⁹, Charles Fenton⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married Gerald Stabell Private. He was born 25 January 1912, and died April 1986 in New York, NY.

More About Gerald Stabell and Elaine Harvey:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Elaine Harvey and Gerald Stabell are:

146. Herbert Fenton¹⁰ Harvey (Fenton Garidel⁹, Charles Fenton⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. He married Judith Pierce Brown Private. She was born Private.

More About Herbert Harvey and Judith Brown:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Herbert Harvey and Judith Brown are:

147. Fenton Ives¹⁰ Harvey (Fenton Garidel⁹, Charles Fenton⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 27 August 1923 in Connecticut, and died August 1978 in California. He married Nell Wilson Private. She was born Private.

More About Fenton Harvey and Nell Wilson:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Fenton Harvey and Nell Wilson are:

148. Douglas Garidel¹⁰ Harvey (Fenton Garidel⁹, Charles Fenton⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born 09 July 1928 in Connecticut, and died June 1982 in Maryland. He married Dolores Unknown Private. She was born Private.

More About Douglas Harvey and Dolores Unknown:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Douglas Harvey and Dolores Unknown are:

162. Ronald Carroll¹¹ Myers (Bettye Jane¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. He married (1) Rhondalynn Rene Harris Private, daughter of Vern Harris and Yaita Rogers. She was born Private. He married (2) Dianne Douglas Private, daughter of Charles Douglas and Mary Currie. She was born Private.

More About Ronald Myers and Rhondalynn Harris:

Private-Begin: Private

More About Ronald Myers and Dianne Douglas:

Private-Begin: Private

Children of Ronald Myers and Rhondalynn Harris are:

163. Tawna Dianne¹¹ Myers (Bettye Jane¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married David Lynn Shultz Private, son of Cecil Shultz and Edna Shirley. He was born Private.

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Children of Tawna Myers and David Shultz are:

167. Leonard¹¹ Bearden (Vera Belle¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private.

Child of Leonard Bearden is:

169. Margaret Ann¹¹ Smiley (Velma Faye¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. She married (1) David Bean Private. He was born Private. She married (2) Charles Ortega Private. He was born Private.

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Child of Margaret Smiley and David Bean is:

184. Michael Derek¹² Myers (Ronald Carroll¹¹, Bettye Jane¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. He married Amy Elizabeth Johnson Private. She was born Private.

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Child of Michael Myers and Amy Johnson is:

185. Jared Scott¹² Myers (Ronald Carroll¹¹, Bettye Jane¹⁰ Rollins, Margaret May⁹ Harvey, George Freeman⁸, Charles Freeman⁷, Simeon⁶, Esther B.⁵ Hawes, Nathaniel⁴, Nathaniel³, Edward², Edward¹) was born Private. He married Jodi Scott Private, daughter of Rickey Scott and Georgia Jones. She was born Private.

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Children of Jared Myers and Jodi Scott are:

1. Raymond Gordon Hawes, Edward Hawes Heirs, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996), pp 1-7.

2. Website-Hawes, (www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/8301/hawes.htm), "Electronic."

3. 1879 Farrington Reunion, Farrington Memorial, 23.

4. Terry L. Greenman, (My Family Lineages at familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/e//Terry-L-Greenman/index.html), "Electronic."

5. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic," family id 4706173.

6. Raymond Gordon Hawes, Edward Hawes Heirs, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996), 11.

7. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic," fam id 1749147.

8. 1879 Farrington Reunion, Farrington Memorial.

9. Raymond Gordon Hawes, Edward Hawes Heirs, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996), 23-24.

10. World Family Tree, (FamilyTreeMaker genealogy library and ancestral files), "Electronic," 2330.

11. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic," family id 4706173.

12. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic," fam id 4706173.

13. 1879 Farrington Reunion, Farrington Memorial.

14. Raymond Gordon Hawes, Edward Hawes Heirs, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996).

15. Raymond Gordon Hawes, Edward Hawes Heirs, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1996), 45.

16. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic," fam id 4706173.

17. Town of Danville, (search record by sec. Ann Cochran provided by Janice McCollum), states that Ezra Harvey and Esther B. are parents of Simeon Harvey, dod 4 June 1866.

18. Bill Harvey (private individual), (wlh@foothill.net), "Electronic," email of 10/8/99.

19. Jim Reid, custodian of Reid Family History records, Midland, TX.

20. Town of Danville, (search record by sec. Ann Cochran provided by Janice McCollum), states that Ezra Harvey and Esther B. are parents of Simeon Harvey, dod 4 June 1866.

21. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

22. Marriage Certificate-State of Vermont, tr1-301.

23. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

24. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record, Lucina Field born Keene, NH.

25. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

26. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

27. Death Record.

28. Frederick C Pierce, Field Genealogy, (Hammond Press, 1901), 461.

29. Town of Danville, (search record by sec. Ann Cochran provided by Janice McCollum).

30. Birth Record.

31. Death Record, VT.

32. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

33. Marriage Certificate-State of Vermont, tr1-301.

34. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

35. Town of Danville, (search record by sec. Ann Cochran provided by Janice McCollum), book 1 page 354.

36. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

37. 1879 Farrington Reunion, Farrington Memorial.

38. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

39. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

40. Birth Record, VT.

41. Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, engraved monument..

42. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

43. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

44. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

45. Marriage Certificate-State of Vermont, book 1 pg 179.

46. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

47. Birth Record, VT.

48. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

49. Familysearch.org, (LDS ancestral files), "Electronic."

50. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 3.

51. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

52. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

53. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

54. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

55. Death Record, OK.

56. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 4.

57. Charles Freeman Harvey, "Charles Freeman Harvey Journal," Courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

58. Map, "map."

59. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 3.

60. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

61. Birth Record, VT.

62. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 3.

63. Charles Libby, The Libby Family in America, 128.

64. Janice Harvey McCollom, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

65. Charles Libby, The Libby Family in America, 128.

66. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

67. Marriage Certificate-State of Vermont, book 1 pg 179.

68. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

69. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 3.

70. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

71. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

72. Charles Libby, The Libby Family in America, 128.

73. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

74. Town of Danville, (search record by sec. Ann Cochran provided by Janice McCollum), book 1 page 344.

75. Birth Record, book 1, p 354, births Danville, VT.

76. "Obituary."

77. Janice McCollum, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

78. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

79. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

80. Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, engraved monument..

81. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

82. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

83. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

84. Eugene Harvey Reid, "A Reid Family," chapter 4, unpublished.

85. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

86. Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, engraved monument..

87. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

88. Eugene Harvey Reid, "A Reid Family," chapter 4, unpublished.

89. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

90. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

91. Certificate of Death, OK, 383 4329.

92. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

93. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

94. Birth Record, VT.

95. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig.," grave marker.

96. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

97. 1910 Jackson County, OK, Census, ed #134, sheet 7a, Baucum.

98. Death Record, OK.

99. Death Record, TX.

100. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

101. Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, engraved monument..

102. Jackson County, OK, Historical Society, Pamphlet for meeting re: Reid-Harvey family histories.

103. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

104. United States of America, Homestead Application & Certificate, (4/21/1902, Greer County, OK TR, Harvey Family).

105. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

106. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 12.

107. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

108. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 12.

109. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

110. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

111. 1910 Jackson County, OK, Census.

112. Family Bible.

113. Eugene Harvey Reid, "A Reid Family," chapter 4, unpublished.

114. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

115. Great Western Cattle Trail Monument, engraved monument..

116. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

117. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

118. Altus, OK, High School.

119. Janice Harvey McCollom, private individual, Harvey Descendant-personal record.

120. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

121. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

122. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

123. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

124. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

125. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

126. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll #1337, p. 26, sheet 26-27.

127. Family Bible.

128. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, Roll #1337, page 26, sheet 26-27.

129. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

130. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

131. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

132. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

133. Certificate of Birth.

134. Funeral Announcement.

135. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig."

136. Certificate of Death.

137. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

138. Funeral Announcement.

139. Certificate of Death, 154-20074.

140. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig."

141. Certificate of Death.

142. Marriage Record for Rollins/Harvey.

143. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

144. Certificate of Birth.

145. Funeral Announcement.

146. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig."

147. Certificate of Death.

148. Funeral Announcement.

149. Birth Record, OK.

150. Funeral Announcement.

151. Certificate of Death.

152. 1910 Jackson County, OK, Census.

153. Eugene Harvey Reid, "Harvey Family History," unpublished material courtesy of Jim Reid, Midland, TX.

154. Last Will and Testament.

155. Funeral Announcement.

156. Certificate of Birth.

157. Social Security Administration, (SSA records), form 89-5.

158. Last Will and Testament.

159. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig."

160. Certificate of Death.

161. Marriage Record for Rollins/Harvey.

162. Eugene Harvey Reid, (via his son, Jim Reid, Midland, TX).

163. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, 1337.

164. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

165. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

166. Jim Reid, custodian of Reid Family History records, Midland, TX.

167. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 1.

168. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

169. 1900 Greer County, OK TR, Census, roll 1337, p 26, sheet 26-27.

170. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 1.

171. Harvey Family Bible, (Hand entered records of births, marriages, deaths).

172. Jim Reid, "Reid-Harvey Presentation Script," Jackson Co, OK, Historical Society presentation re: Reid/Harvey family histories, page 15.

173. Certificate of Birth, #10938-502.

174. Certificate of Death, 68-4035.

175. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig."

176. Certificate of Death, 68-4035.

177. Ron Myers, Photograph, "fig.," grave marker.