Hi Susan
I recently sent you an email and it wasn't accepted. My email is
mhm@commspeed.net. I'm glad you contacted me, we must find "Uncle Henry" one of these days. Marilyn
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Pike County, Missouri Deaths, 1878-1894
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Name Age or Birth Date Death Date Publication Date
Henry (Uncle Henry) Reid abt 83 29 Mar 1908 2 Apr 1908
Hugh Reid abt 24 17 Aug 1905 24 Aug 1905
James, Rev. Reid abt 67 * sc 12 Jan 1905 16 Feb 1905
James, Rev. Reid 14 Jan 1837 * sc 12 Jan 1905 23 Feb 1905
Joseph B. Reid # TX 20 Dec 1906 27 Dec 1906
mother Mrs. Susie Chapline Reid ca 1830 24 Dec 1905 4 Jan 1906
Mrs. Anne Sangster Reid 21 Jan 1848 17 Aug 1910 25 Aug 1910
Mrs. H. M. Reid ca 1830 24 Dec 1905 4 Jan 1906
Mrs. James Reid 21 Jan 1848 17 Aug 1910 25 Aug 1910
Mrs. Robert F. Reid 23 Jan 1905 26 Jan 1905
Mrs. Sarah J. Reid ca 1830 24 Dec 1905 4 Jan 1906
Mrs. Sarah Wilson Reid 22 Feb 1860 2 Apr 1908
son Samuel C. Reid Reid abt 24 17 Aug 1905 24 Aug 1905
stepdad Mrs. John W. Shaw Reid abt 67 * sc 12 Jan 1905 16 Feb 1905
Mrs. Robert F. Reid 23 Jan 1905
James, Rev. Reid abt 67 * sc 12 Jan 1905
stepdad Mrs. John W. Shaw Reid abt 67 * sc 12 Jan 1905
James, Rev. Reid 14 Jan 1837 * sc 12 Jan 1905
Isaac Reed ca 1878
James (col.) Redd abt 19 14 Jul 1905
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Pike County, Missouri Deaths, 1878-1894
236 Reids listed, but many are repeats.
from pg 2 -record of Rachel McMechen Wells, listed only as:
Mrs. H. M. Reid
Death Date: 21 Mar 1884
Publication Date: 27 Mar 1884
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Description:
This database is an index to deaths reported in two Pike County newspapers, the Bowling Green Observer and the Bowling Green Times, from 9 August 1878 to 27 December 1894. The Bowling Green Observer was a four-page weekly paper, printed on Fridays. The Bowling Green Times was also a four-page weekly paper, printed on Thursdays. In 1891 it became an eight-page paper. Deaths reported in these newspapers took place not only in Pike County—many of the deaths reported took place throughout the state as well as the country, as reported deaths included relatives of residents, former residents, and current residents of Pike County. Information contained in this index includes name of deceased, age at time of death, date of death, and date of newspaper report. Note: There are some missing newspaper issues resulting in gaps in the index data.
Source Information:
Weant, Kenneth E., comp. Pike County, Missouri Deaths, 1878-1894 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2