Anna Petronellia Sherman, 1865–1961?> (aged 95 years)
- Name
- Anna Petronellia /Sherman/
- Name
- Anna Petronellia /Reed/
- Name
- Anna Petronellia /Coffey/
Birth
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Source: unidentified newspaper: Mrs. Anna P. Reed Leaves Over 95 Descendants, Location: unnamed location
Note: According to the 1885 Kansas census, Petronellia was born in Edinburg, Indiana. |
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Residence
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Death of a paternal grandfather
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Death of a mother
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Marriage of a parent
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Note: Officiant was John W. Helmrick, MG |
Death of a paternal grandmother
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Anecdote
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Note: Anna disowned her father when he married Alice, and the feeling was mutual. Because of this rift, Alice's children knew nothing of Anna. |
Marriage of a parent
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Birth of a half-brother
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Marriage
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Source: unidentified newspaper: Mrs. Anna P. Reed Leaves Over 95 Descendants, Location: unnamed location
Note: The officiant was P. K. Honn, minister of the Gospel. |
Birth of a half-brother
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Note: According to his FindAGrave memorial, he was born at Bushton. His birth was not registered in Coles County. |
Birth of a daughter
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Citation details: Caleb L. Reed, Vermilion County, Illinois |
Birth of a half-sister
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Source: Coles County Marriage Book 3
Source: Journal Gazette: Sister of Mattoon Man Passes Away, Location: Mattoon, Illinois, Page: page 1
Note: Her birth was not registered in Coles County. According to her FindAGrave memorial, she was born at Johnstown, Knox County, Indiana. Her death certificate says she was born at Sullivan, Illinois. |
Anecdote
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Note: She was the only child of her parents Thomas and Katherine. |
Anecdote
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Note: Her father was in the Civil War, evidently at Indianapolis, Indiana when Anna was born. Her mother died, and she was raised by an aunt, Mrs. Newby. |
Anecdote
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Note: She didn't get along with anyone, even her own family.--Alta Reed Kaessinger, granddaughter |
Anecdote
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Note: was a crack shot and hunted antelope during the time she lived in Wyoming.--Owen H. Reed, grandson |
Anecdote
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Note: came out (to Wyoming) and also homesteaded on a place East of my father's.. but she hated the area (cold, windy, treeless) and sold out to her son Carter and moved back to Missouri. --Leslie Reed, grandson |
Burial of a mother
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Religion
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united at the age of 23 years with the Mountain Grove (MO) Methodist Church No. 1, where she was a loyal, active member having taught a Sunday School class there for many years.
1888
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Birth of a half-brother
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Note: His birth record states he was born at Cottonwood Township. |
Birth of a daughter
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Citation details: Robert Morton Reed, Denver, Colorado |
Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Citation details: Samuel Carter Reed, Hyannis, Nebraska |
Birth of a half-brother
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Note: According to some sources he was born in 1891. |
Birth of a son
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Citation details: Thomas Aaron Reed, Cherry County, Nebraska Note: His WWII draft registration card states he was born in Texas County, MO. |
Occupation
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the first postmaster at Graff, Missouri.The post office was located in Texas County and established April 30, 1895. Mrs. Reed was followed by Vesta Hutsell, Nov. 10, 1899. After a change in the county line, the building is now located in Wright County with a large portion of the rural route still serving Texas County.
April 30, 1895
Citation details: page 169 Citation details: page 43 |
Birth of a son
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Source: unidentified newspaper: Herb Reed Killed In Truck Accident July 6, Location: unidentifed location
Note: Sunday morning at 4:00 a.m. |
Birth of a son
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Citation details: Owen H. Reed, Hyannis, Nebraska, June 15, 1918 |
Marriage of a daughter
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Note: divorce |
Divorce
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Marriage
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Marriage of a daughter
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Death of a father
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Burial of a father
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Marriage of a son
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Citation details: page 95 |
Marriage of a son
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Residence
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Marriage of a son
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Marriage of a daughter
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Citation details: page 13 |
Marriage of a son
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Death of a half-sister
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Source: Journal Gazette: Sister of Mattoon Man Passes Away, Location: Mattoon, Illinois, Page: page 1
Note: Shock from surgery to terminate an ectopic pregnancy |
Burial of a half-sister
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Anecdote
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Note: Petronellia received a Patent for her homestead in Sec. 19, T18N, R69W in Laramie County, Wyoming |
Real Estate Grantor
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Note: her homestead to her son, Samuel Carter Reed |
Death of a husband
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Burial of a husband
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Death of a half-brother
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Burial of a half-brother
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Source: "The Prairie Sleeps", Vol. 11.
Source: Journal Gazette: Chas. Sherman Dies At Daughter's Home, Location: Mattoon, Illinois, Page: 6
Note: The funeral was conducted at the Eugene Reid home by Rev. Stemme. |
Death of a son
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Burial of a son
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Death of a husband
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Baptism of a son
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Note: Robert was baptized at the First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). |
Death of a son
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Burial of a son
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Death of a half-brother
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Burial of a half-brother
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Note: Harper-Swickard Funeral Home |
Death of a half-brother
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Burial of a half-brother
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Death of a half-brother
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Residence
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Anecdote
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Source: Anna Petronellia Reed letter, Recipient: Barnes, Hazel, Author Address: Mountain Grove, Missouri
Note: In a letter to her granddaughter Hazel, Petronellia described herself as feeble, spending most of the day in her rocking chair. |
Cause of Death
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Note: acute myocardial insufficiency |
Death
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Burial
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father |
1841–1912
Birth: November 23, 1841
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— Ohio Death: February 3, 1912 — his home, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois |
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mother | |
Marriage | Marriage — before 1865 — |
3 months
herself |
1865–1961
Birth: April 1, 1865
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— Indianapolis, Indiana Death: February 13, 1961 — Kline Nursing Home, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri |
father |
1841–1912
Birth: November 23, 1841
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— Ohio Death: February 3, 1912 — his home, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois |
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stepmother |
1862–1931
Birth: January 26, 1862
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— Edgar County, Illinois Death: July 31, 1931 — Morgan Township, Coles County, Illinois |
Marriage | Marriage — September 8, 1881 — The Alonzo Farris home, Moultrie County, Illinois |
1 year
half-brother |
1882–1933
Birth: August 24, 1882
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— Missouri Death: August 30, 1933 — at the home of his daughter, Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois |
23 months
half-brother |
1884–1952
Birth: June 29, 1884
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— Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois Death: June 21, 1952 — at his son's home, Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois |
4 years
half-sister |
1887–1922
Birth: December 3, 1887
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— Nelson, Coles County, Illinois Death: June 30, 1922 — Oakwood Hospital, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois |
16 months
half-brother |
1889–1953
Birth: March 17, 1889
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— Johnstown, Cumberland County, Illinois Death: June 11, 1953 |
4 years
half-brother |
1892–1951
Birth: December 3, 1892
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— Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois Death: October 28, 1951 — at his home, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois |
father |
1841–1912
Birth: November 23, 1841
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— Ohio Death: February 3, 1912 — his home, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois |
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father’s ex-wife |
1849–1921
Birth: April 2, 1849
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— Brouletts Twp., Edgar County, Illinois Death: October 15, 1921 — Brouletts Twp., Edgar County, Illinois |
Marriage | Marriage — March 21, 1872 — Edgar County, Illinois |
Divorce | Divorce — March 31, 1881 — Edgar County, Illinois |
ex-husband |
1845–1928
Birth: April 9, 1845
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— Ashmore Township, Coles County, Illinois Death: October 2, 1928 — Jacksonville State Hospital, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois |
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herself |
1865–1961
Birth: April 1, 1865
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— Indianapolis, Indiana Death: February 13, 1961 — Kline Nursing Home, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri |
Marriage | Marriage — September 6, 1883 — Ashmore, Coles County, Illinois |
Divorce | Divorce — May 26, 1904 — Houston, Texas County, Missouri |
1 year
daughter |
1884–1981
Birth: August 31, 1884
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— Harper County, Kansas Death: August 19, 1981 — Mullen Hospital, Mullen, Hooker County, Nebraska |
3 years
son |
1887–1951
Birth: October 20, 1887
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— Upton Township, Texas County, Missouri Death: March 16, 1951 — Jamaica Twp., Vermilion County, Illinois |
18 months
daughter |
1889–1983
Birth: April 20, 1889
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— Texas County, Missouri Death: November 11, 1983 — Mattoon Health Center, Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois |
23 months
son |
1891–1967
Birth: March 14, 1891
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— Texas County, Missouri Death: February 9, 1967 — at his winter home, Yuma, Yuma County, Arizona |
19 months
son |
1892–1977
Birth: October 2, 1892
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— Texas County, Missouri Death: October 16, 1977 — Harry Truman Veteran's Hospital, Columbia, Missouri |
2 years
son |
1894–1966
Birth: September 17, 1894
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— Huggins, Wright County, Missouri Death: July 31, 1966 — Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado |
2 years
son |
1896–1935
Birth: December 6, 1896
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— near Huggins, Wright County, Missouri Death: July 6, 1935 — Brighton, Adams County, Colorado |
husband |
1845–1935
Birth: January 1845
— Kentucky Death: December 12, 1935 — Higginsville, Lafayette County, Missouri |
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herself |
1865–1961
Birth: April 1, 1865
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— Indianapolis, Indiana Death: February 13, 1961 — Kline Nursing Home, Clinton, Henry County, Missouri |
Marriage | Marriage — May 28, 1906 — the W. B. Ragains, M.G., residence, Texas County, Missouri |
ex-husband |
1845–1928
Birth: April 9, 1845
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— Ashmore Township, Coles County, Illinois Death: October 2, 1928 — Jacksonville State Hospital, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois |
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ex-husband’s wife |
1845–1880
Birth: November 8, 1845
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— Ashmore Township, Coles County, Illinois Death: June 3, 1880 — Ashmore Township, Coles County, Illinois |
Marriage | Marriage — August 1, 1869 — Ashmore, Coles County, Illinois |
13 months
ex-husband’s daughter |
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23 months
ex-husband’s daughter |
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3 years
ex-husband’s daughter |
1875–1964
Birth: July 8, 1875
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— Bachelorsville, Coles County, Illinois Death: October 22, 1964 — Marshall, Clark County, Illinois |
5 years
ex-husband’s daughter |
1880–1880
Birth: June 3, 1880
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34
— Coles County, Illinois Death: July 2, 1880 |
husband |
1845–1935
Birth: January 1845
— Kentucky Death: December 12, 1935 — Higginsville, Lafayette County, Missouri |
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husband’s wife | |
Marriage | Marriage — before 1900 — |
stepson | |
stepson | |
stepdaughter | |
stepdaughter | |
stepson | |
5 years
stepson |
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4 years
stepson |
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6 years
stepdaughter |
Birth |
According to the 1885 Kansas census, Petronellia was born in Edinburg, Indiana. |
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Anecdote |
Anna disowned her father when he married Alice, and the feeling was mutual. Because of this rift, Alice's children knew nothing of Anna. |
Marriage |
The officiant was P. K. Honn, minister of the Gospel. |
Anecdote |
Petronellia received a Patent for her homestead in Sec. 19, T18N, R69W in Laramie County, Wyoming |
Real Estate Grantor |
her homestead to her son, Samuel Carter Reed |
Anecdote |
In a letter to her granddaughter Hazel, Petronellia described herself as feeble, spending most of the day in her rocking chair. |
Cause of Death |
acute myocardial insufficiency |
Anecdote |
She was the only child of her parents Thomas and Katherine. |
Anecdote |
Her father was in the Civil War, evidently at Indianapolis, Indiana when Anna was born. Her mother died, and she was raised by an aunt, Mrs. Newby. |
Anecdote |
She didn't get along with anyone, even her own family.--Alta Reed Kaessinger, granddaughter |
Anecdote |
was a crack shot and hunted antelope during the time she lived in Wyoming.--Owen H. Reed, grandson |
Anecdote |
came out (to Wyoming) and also homesteaded on a place East of my father's.. but she hated the area (cold, windy, treeless) and sold out to her son Carter and moved back to Missouri. --Leslie Reed, grandson |