Mary was born in Berkeley County, Virginia, which in now in West Virginia.
Mary Harper married William Reed at Buckskin Church on 16 Feb 1808 in Ross County, Ohio. They were married by the Rev. Robert Boyd Dobbins.
(Buckskin is now South Salem, Ohio, and is located in Buckskin Township. Buckskin Church is Presbyterian, and was renamed Salem Church when South Salem was formed and the Salem Academy was created. It was serviced, as was Concord Presbyterian and Pisgah Church, both in what is Concord Township, by the Presbytery of Chillicothe.) ~TLS~
Mary's funeral was presided by the Rev. William Gage on May 14, 1854 in Pisgah Church.
Children:
1) David Reed
2) Ann Reed born abt 1808 in Ross County, Ohio
(Married: William Cameron on 14 Oct 1830 in Fayette Co.)
3) Nancy Reed born 2 Jan 1810 in Washington Courthouse,
Fayette County, Ohio.
(Married: Samuel McHenry.)
4) Elizabeth Reed born abt 1813 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Harper Stockdale 3 Mar 1842 Fayette Co., OH)
5) John Reed born abt 1835 ib Fayette County, Ohio.
6) William Harper Reed born 10 Jan 1816 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Narried: Nancy Faris or Farris Ellis on 11 Oct 1836 in
Greene Co., Ohio.)
7) Rachel Reed born 8 Mar 1818 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Isaac Bainter.)
8) Mary Reed born abt 1819.
(Married: John Bryan.)
9) Charity Reed born abt 1819 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Joseph Bryan on 14 Jun 1843 in Fayette County, Ohio.)
10) Sarah Reed born 14 Sep 1821 Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: John McClean.)
11) Jane Reed born abt 1823 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Francis Harper in 1828.)
Tombstone is no longer visible.
The Pisgah Cemetery is now located about a quarter of a mile off the road on a private farm. I have taken photos of the stones which are still visible. There are several that are down and under the surface of the ground. The old cemetery is completely overgrown in a stand of trees. In the summer time, it is next to impossible to get around in the overgrowth without crawling. Due to the large number of copperhead snakes, it is not a good idea to try this. In the winter and early spring, four wheel drive is necessary to get back into the field to get to the cemetery.
~TLS~
Mary Harper married William Reed at Buckskin Church on 16 Feb 1808 in Ross County, Ohio. They were married by the Rev. Robert Boyd Dobbins.
(Buckskin is now South Salem, Ohio, and is located in Buckskin Township. Buckskin Church is Presbyterian, and was renamed Salem Church when South Salem was formed and the Salem Academy was created. It was serviced, as was Concord Presbyterian and Pisgah Church, both in what is Concord Township, by the Presbytery of Chillicothe.) ~TLS~
Mary's funeral was presided by the Rev. William Gage on May 14, 1854 in Pisgah Church.
Children:
1) David Reed
2) Ann Reed born abt 1808 in Ross County, Ohio
(Married: William Cameron on 14 Oct 1830 in Fayette Co.)
3) Nancy Reed born 2 Jan 1810 in Washington Courthouse,
Fayette County, Ohio.
(Married: Samuel McHenry.)
4) Elizabeth Reed born abt 1813 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Harper Stockdale 3 Mar 1842 Fayette Co., OH)
5) John Reed born abt 1835 ib Fayette County, Ohio.
6) William Harper Reed born 10 Jan 1816 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Narried: Nancy Faris or Farris Ellis on 11 Oct 1836 in
Greene Co., Ohio.)
7) Rachel Reed born 8 Mar 1818 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Isaac Bainter.)
8) Mary Reed born abt 1819.
(Married: John Bryan.)
9) Charity Reed born abt 1819 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Joseph Bryan on 14 Jun 1843 in Fayette County, Ohio.)
10) Sarah Reed born 14 Sep 1821 Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: John McClean.)
11) Jane Reed born abt 1823 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Francis Harper in 1828.)
Tombstone is no longer visible.
The Pisgah Cemetery is now located about a quarter of a mile off the road on a private farm. I have taken photos of the stones which are still visible. There are several that are down and under the surface of the ground. The old cemetery is completely overgrown in a stand of trees. In the summer time, it is next to impossible to get around in the overgrowth without crawling. Due to the large number of copperhead snakes, it is not a good idea to try this. In the winter and early spring, four wheel drive is necessary to get back into the field to get to the cemetery.
~TLS~
Mary was born in Berkeley County, Virginia, which in now in West Virginia.
Mary Harper married William Reed at Buckskin Church on 16 Feb 1808 in Ross County, Ohio. They were married by the Rev. Robert Boyd Dobbins.
(Buckskin is now South Salem, Ohio, and is located in Buckskin Township. Buckskin Church is Presbyterian, and was renamed Salem Church when South Salem was formed and the Salem Academy was created. It was serviced, as was Concord Presbyterian and Pisgah Church, both in what is Concord Township, by the Presbytery of Chillicothe.) ~TLS~
Mary's funeral was presided by the Rev. William Gage on May 14, 1854 in Pisgah Church.
Children:
1) David Reed
2) Ann Reed born abt 1808 in Ross County, Ohio
(Married: William Cameron on 14 Oct 1830 in Fayette Co.)
3) Nancy Reed born 2 Jan 1810 in Washington Courthouse,
Fayette County, Ohio.
(Married: Samuel McHenry.)
4) Elizabeth Reed born abt 1813 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Harper Stockdale 3 Mar 1842 Fayette Co., OH)
5) John Reed born abt 1835 ib Fayette County, Ohio.
6) William Harper Reed born 10 Jan 1816 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Narried: Nancy Faris or Farris Ellis on 11 Oct 1836 in
Greene Co., Ohio.)
7) Rachel Reed born 8 Mar 1818 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Isaac Bainter.)
8) Mary Reed born abt 1819.
(Married: John Bryan.)
9) Charity Reed born abt 1819 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Joseph Bryan on 14 Jun 1843 in Fayette County, Ohio.)
10) Sarah Reed born 14 Sep 1821 Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: John McClean.)
11) Jane Reed born abt 1823 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Francis Harper in 1828.)
Tombstone is no longer visible.
The Pisgah Cemetery is now located about a quarter of a mile off the road on a private farm. I have taken photos of the stones which are still visible. There are several that are down and under the surface of the ground. The old cemetery is completely overgrown in a stand of trees. In the summer time, it is next to impossible to get around in the overgrowth without crawling. Due to the large number of copperhead snakes, it is not a good idea to try this. In the winter and early spring, four wheel drive is necessary to get back into the field to get to the cemetery.
~TLS~
Mary Harper married William Reed at Buckskin Church on 16 Feb 1808 in Ross County, Ohio. They were married by the Rev. Robert Boyd Dobbins.
(Buckskin is now South Salem, Ohio, and is located in Buckskin Township. Buckskin Church is Presbyterian, and was renamed Salem Church when South Salem was formed and the Salem Academy was created. It was serviced, as was Concord Presbyterian and Pisgah Church, both in what is Concord Township, by the Presbytery of Chillicothe.) ~TLS~
Mary's funeral was presided by the Rev. William Gage on May 14, 1854 in Pisgah Church.
Children:
1) David Reed
2) Ann Reed born abt 1808 in Ross County, Ohio
(Married: William Cameron on 14 Oct 1830 in Fayette Co.)
3) Nancy Reed born 2 Jan 1810 in Washington Courthouse,
Fayette County, Ohio.
(Married: Samuel McHenry.)
4) Elizabeth Reed born abt 1813 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Harper Stockdale 3 Mar 1842 Fayette Co., OH)
5) John Reed born abt 1835 ib Fayette County, Ohio.
6) William Harper Reed born 10 Jan 1816 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Narried: Nancy Faris or Farris Ellis on 11 Oct 1836 in
Greene Co., Ohio.)
7) Rachel Reed born 8 Mar 1818 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Isaac Bainter.)
8) Mary Reed born abt 1819.
(Married: John Bryan.)
9) Charity Reed born abt 1819 in Fayette County, Ohio
(Married: Joseph Bryan on 14 Jun 1843 in Fayette County, Ohio.)
10) Sarah Reed born 14 Sep 1821 Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: John McClean.)
11) Jane Reed born abt 1823 in Fayette Co., Ohio
(Married: Francis Harper in 1828.)
Tombstone is no longer visible.
The Pisgah Cemetery is now located about a quarter of a mile off the road on a private farm. I have taken photos of the stones which are still visible. There are several that are down and under the surface of the ground. The old cemetery is completely overgrown in a stand of trees. In the summer time, it is next to impossible to get around in the overgrowth without crawling. Due to the large number of copperhead snakes, it is not a good idea to try this. In the winter and early spring, four wheel drive is necessary to get back into the field to get to the cemetery.
~TLS~
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