Reed (Jefferson) Family Papers, 1830-1901

Reed, Patsy Bostick

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Steele, William Henry, 1818-1905

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Reed, Jefferson

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Colonist and farmer Jefferson Reed moved to Robertson Colony, Texas, from Mississippi in the early 1830s. The Reed family, including Jefferson's wife Patsy Reed, Michael Reed, Volney Reed, William Reed, and Lucy Reed, farmed cotton and bred cattle. Due to issues with agricultural cultivation and cotton production, the Reed family engaged in the horse breeding business in the 1870s and 1880s. From the description of Reed (Jefferson) Family Papers, 1830-1901 (U...

Reed family

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Reed, Lucy M.

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Reed, Michael, 1929-...

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Reed, John P. (John Pershing), 1948-

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John Reed, a resident of Afton, Union County, Iowa enlisted in the Union army on July 28, 1862. Reed was twenty-six years old when he was mustered into Company B of the 18th Iowa Infantry. The 18th Iowa was organized at Clinton and saw service in Missouri, Arkansas, and Indian Territory. The regiment made up part of the Frontier Division stationed at Fort Smith. It took an active part in Frederick Steele's Camden Expedition and suffered its heaviest casualties of the war at the battle of Poison ...