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From: "Mary C" <>
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L] Smith, Horn, Sanders, Ray, Perryman and Reed - Kathleen
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 19:17:15 -0500
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Here is the info that I found on Nancy Emeline Horn Reed. Also in Carroll
Hayden's Cemetery Book a note states that her father was Richard Horn.
Nancy Reed is buried at Trimble Cemetery 1830-1913. By 1880 she is living
with dau, Mary and son-in-law James L. Gentry at Union Twp, Izard Co.,
Ar #203.

Found Richard Horn in Bedford Co., Tn in 1820 Census
Mary in Texas


1860 CENSUS KAUFMAN CO., CEDAR GROVE TWP 429-429
H.D.RIED, 33, TN
NANCY E., 29, TN
SARAH A., 7, AR
FRANCES, 5, AR
WILLIAM (H?)., 3, AR
MARY E., 8/12, TX

1870 CENSUS COLLIN CO., TX, MCKINNEY TWP 219-219
NANCEY REED, 39, TN
JANE, 15, AT SCHOOL, AR
WILLIAM, 12, AT SCHOOL, AR
MARY, 10, AT SCHOOL, TX
ROSA, 8, TX

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bernie Moore-Knowles" <>
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Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L] Smith, Horn, Sanders, Ray, Perryman and Reed -
Kathleen


> Kathleen
>
> So, there is a Horn connection is your family? Any ideas which family it
is
> that Nancy Emeline Horn Reed was connected to?
>
> I ask because I have a marriage where a William D. Horn was married to a
C.
> E. Smith on October 30, 1856.
>
> I have done some rsearch on the Horns - but, don't mind exploring them
> additionally. As Vera mentioned, the Smiths are tough - but just last
year
> I was able to find some of my grandfather's Smith siblings on this very
List
> and I can tell you that my family had looked since the 1970s - so, it was
a
> great, great find.
>
> Why don't you post what you know about the Reeds and maybe we/I can see
> something there. With all the resources that this List has - surely we
can
> find out who your Martha Smith connects to.
>
> Oh, not sure that it is something that you already have - but, I did have
> your Henry D. Reed in my database. So, there is a Perryman connection
> there? We have Perryman researchers on this List. Perhaps they may know
> something that could be of help to you?


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