 JaneMarried name: Reed Married/ Related to:  John G. ReedBorn 1695 Tyrone, Northern Ireland, died 23 Oct 1777 Chanceford Twp., York County, Pennsylvania, 81 or 82 years Child: 1. Robert ReedDied 2 Oct 1772 80. Samuel Reed, died Bef. 1800 in ?Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of 160. John Reed and 161. Jane. He married 81. Sarah. 81. Sarah, died 1815 in Delaware (Union) County, Ohio. Children of Samuel Reed and Sarah are: i. Eleanor Reed, born in Pennsylvania; died Unknown; married Paul Houston Bef. 1800; died Unknown. ii. Jane Reed, born 17 July 1762 in Pennsylvania; died 13 January 1833 in Union County, Ohio; age 70y-5m-27d; married Robert Snodgrass Bef. 1800 in Pennsylvania; born Abt. 1758; died 30 September 1834 in Union County, Ohio. 40 iii. Samuel Reed, born Abt. 1764 in York (or Lancaster) County, Pennsylvania; died 12 January 1835 in Union County, Ohio; married Elizabeth Leckey in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. iv. George Reed, born 12 May 1769 in Pennsylvania; died 28 September 1836 in Milford Center, Union County, Ohio; married Mary "Polly" 02 April 1802; born 10 June 1783; died 31 August 1848 in Union Twp, Union County, Ohio. Logan county history http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Logan/LoganMcArthur.htm ROBERT S. REED, retired; Huntsville; was born Feb. 16, 1821, in Union Co. O.; his father, Thomas Reed, was born and raised in York Co., Penn., and was there married to a Miss Robinson; he was a cooper by trade, and soon after his marriage moved to this State, and settled in the above named county. His wife died, and he was united to Jane Snodgrass, and secured for this marriage the first marriage license ever issued in Union Co., as it had just been organized. She has three brothers that have celebrated their golden weddings, and have always lived in Union Co. Mrs. Reed died near 1827, leaving five children, of whom Robert S. was the eldest. Mr. Reed was afterwards married to Hannah Graham, a native of York Co., Penn., and near 1830 moved to Greene Co. He died April 14,1858, in this county, to which he had removed some years previous. Robert was apprenticed to a wool manufacturer when in his 17th year, and remained with him over three years, learning to "full cloth" while there. He then went to Springfield and worked some four years. March 4, 1845, he came to this county and bought a saw mill, which he conducted for eight years, and then went to farming. He has developed a fine farm from the dense forest, and his health becoming quite poor, he moved to Huntsville in 1876, to obtain quiet and rest, although he has performed no hard labor in the last twelve years. His marriage was solemnized Nov.13, 1845, the other party being Martha, a daughter of George and Mary (Moore) Hoover; she was born May 10, 1822, and has borne seven children, three of whom are living-Mary J., wife of D. G. Wallace; George C. and Robert Gill. Mr. Reed has been connected with township offices. The whole family belong to the United Presbyterian Church, in which he is Elder, and held the office of Deacon some fifteen years before he was elected Elder. He has so far been a Republican | |||