William's parents William "Pony" Reid (b.1809, Kentucky) and Dorothy Ray "Dolly" Donaldson (b. 1814 Kentucky, d. 1845-1850, Andrew County, Missouri)
Reids were married in 1830, then moved to Missouri late 1830s. Dolly died soon after son William Walker Reid's birth in 1844. Late 1850s, Pony Reid moved to Denton County, Texas. In 1860 census, daughter Matilda and son William Walker Reid were counted with father William. Next-door were daughter Elizabeth and husband Peter Luginbyhl; nearby, daughter Martha Jane and husband John Strahm; and daughter Amanda and husband George Adams Fisher.
Dolly's grave site is unknown, as is Pony Reid's. Daughter Martha Jane reported to her own granddaughter that he was a "veterinarian" --- likely without formal education -- who supplied horses to the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Reid siblings with FindAGrave numbers:
Mary Ann Reid Teague,78852696
Martha Jane Reid Strahm Shultz, 29954312
Francis Reid, 181912871
Matilda Reid Hunter, 23572895
Elizabeth Reid Luginbyhl,38337878
Amanda Reid Fisher,14730974
William Walker Reid 23469967
Reids were married in 1830, then moved to Missouri late 1830s. Dolly died soon after son William Walker Reid's birth in 1844. Late 1850s, Pony Reid moved to Denton County, Texas. In 1860 census, daughter Matilda and son William Walker Reid were counted with father William. Next-door were daughter Elizabeth and husband Peter Luginbyhl; nearby, daughter Martha Jane and husband John Strahm; and daughter Amanda and husband George Adams Fisher.
Dolly's grave site is unknown, as is Pony Reid's. Daughter Martha Jane reported to her own granddaughter that he was a "veterinarian" --- likely without formal education -- who supplied horses to the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Reid siblings with FindAGrave numbers:
Mary Ann Reid Teague,78852696
Martha Jane Reid Strahm Shultz, 29954312
Francis Reid, 181912871
Matilda Reid Hunter, 23572895
Elizabeth Reid Luginbyhl,38337878
Amanda Reid Fisher,14730974
William Walker Reid 23469967
William's parents William "Pony" Reid (b.1809, Kentucky) and Dorothy Ray "Dolly" Donaldson (b. 1814 Kentucky, d. 1845-1850, Andrew County, Missouri)
Reids were married in 1830, then moved to Missouri late 1830s. Dolly died soon after son William Walker Reid's birth in 1844. Late 1850s, Pony Reid moved to Denton County, Texas. In 1860 census, daughter Matilda and son William Walker Reid were counted with father William. Next-door were daughter Elizabeth and husband Peter Luginbyhl; nearby, daughter Martha Jane and husband John Strahm; and daughter Amanda and husband George Adams Fisher.
Dolly's grave site is unknown, as is Pony Reid's. Daughter Martha Jane reported to her own granddaughter that he was a "veterinarian" --- likely without formal education -- who supplied horses to the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Reid siblings with FindAGrave numbers:
Mary Ann Reid Teague,78852696
Martha Jane Reid Strahm Shultz, 29954312
Francis Reid, 181912871
Matilda Reid Hunter, 23572895
Elizabeth Reid Luginbyhl,38337878
Amanda Reid Fisher,14730974
William Walker Reid 23469967
Reids were married in 1830, then moved to Missouri late 1830s. Dolly died soon after son William Walker Reid's birth in 1844. Late 1850s, Pony Reid moved to Denton County, Texas. In 1860 census, daughter Matilda and son William Walker Reid were counted with father William. Next-door were daughter Elizabeth and husband Peter Luginbyhl; nearby, daughter Martha Jane and husband John Strahm; and daughter Amanda and husband George Adams Fisher.
Dolly's grave site is unknown, as is Pony Reid's. Daughter Martha Jane reported to her own granddaughter that he was a "veterinarian" --- likely without formal education -- who supplied horses to the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Reid siblings with FindAGrave numbers:
Mary Ann Reid Teague,78852696
Martha Jane Reid Strahm Shultz, 29954312
Francis Reid, 181912871
Matilda Reid Hunter, 23572895
Elizabeth Reid Luginbyhl,38337878
Amanda Reid Fisher,14730974
William Walker Reid 23469967
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