Thursday Night
Dear Belle and Children
I got here Ok and went to work at noon. I can not tell you much as it is late and I am at conf.]]> Thursday Night
Dear Belle and Children
I got here Ok and went to work at noon. I can not tell you much as it is late and I am at conf.]]> Thursday Night
Dear Belle and Children
I got here Ok and went to work at noon. I can not tell you much as it is late and I am at conf.]]> Thank you note to "Dear Bro Ross" for sending a book and a ticket.]]> Practice sentences]]> Practice sentences]]> in the Ireland, The Royal Irish Constabulary 1816-1921]]> 1880 US Federal Census for Hubert Reid
Nebraska, State Census, 1885
1900 Federal Census
1920 Federal Census]]> 1885
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1920
]]> 6 pages]]> to all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting:
Homestead Certificate No. 2778
Application 2801
Whereas, there has been deposited in the General Land Office of the United States a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Grand Island, Nebraska, whereby it appears that, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved 20th May, 1862, "To secure Homesteads to actual settlers on the public domain," and the acts supplemental thereto, the claim of Hubert Reid has been established and duly consummated in ..]]> easst half of the south-east quarter, and the south half of the north-east quarter of section fourteen, in township nineteen north, of range eight-west; in the district of lands subjected to sale at Grand Island, Nebarska, containing one hundred and sixty acres.]]> to all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting:
Homestead Certificate No. 2778
Application 2801
Whereas, there has been deposited in the General Land Office of the United States a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Grand Island, Nebraska, whereby it appears that, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved 20th May, 1862, "To secure Homesteads to actual settlers on the public domain," and the acts supplemental thereto, the claim of Hubert Reid has been established and duly consummated in ..]]> 1 page and map of Homestead]]> Birth Date: 23 Jan 1846
Death Date 18 Feb 1928
Death Place: Boone County, Nebraska, US of America
Cemetry: Dublin Cemetery
Spouse: Jane Reid
Children: George T. Reid
John D Reid
Margaret Ann Harry]]> Birth Date: 23 Jan 1846
Death Date 18 Feb 1928
Death Place: Boone County, Nebraska, US of America
Cemetry: Dublin Cemetery
Spouse: Jane Reid
Children: George T. Reid
John D Reid
Margaret Ann Harry]]> Birth Date: 23 Jan 1846
Death Date 18 Feb 1928
Death Place: Boone County, Nebraska, US of America
Cemetry: Dublin Cemetery
Spouse: Jane Reid
Children: George T. Reid
John D Reid
Margaret Ann Harry
Second wife (widow of brother George) Emma Reid]]> 2 pages with picture of headstone]]> Dear Lizzie,
Your letter yesterday and was very satisfactory and I hope you and all may continue to get on good when you return to leave all well and doing well. The travel and even the night travel in the wagon and over rough roads and some cold and late also, evidently did you much good and of course the hreakfast was some better than we can have in Ills.]]> 2 sided (4 pages)
envelope]]> Saturday
Dearest Mom, Lillian and Mary -
Plan to write you every day and how the days fly. We went to Pilger over Memorial week-end and it was good to see the folks - stopped in Lincoln and saw Marian's and Stuart's sister Marg from Texas was there, so we had a nice visit. The folks are well and I wish you could see Dad's roses - they look like they are exaggerating - enormous & every color white - cream - yellow scarlet - deep red & all the in between shades..]]> Saturday
Dearest Mom, Lillian and Mary -
Plan to write you every day and how the days fly. We went to Pilger over Memorial week-end and it was good to see the folks - stopped in Lincoln and saw Marian's and Stuart's sister Marg from Texas was there, so we had a nice visit. The folks are well and I wish you could see Dad's roses - they look like they are exaggerating - enormous & every color white - cream - yellow scarlet - deep red & all the in between shades..]]> Saturday
Dearest Mom, Lillian and Mary -
Plan to write you every day and how the days fly. We went to Pilger over Memorial week-end and it was good to see the folks - stopped in Lincoln and saw Marian's and Stuart's sister Marg from Texas was there, so we had a nice visit. The folks are well and I wish you could see Dad's roses - they look like they are exaggerating - enormous & every color white - cream - yellow scarlet - deep red & all the in between shades..]]> #180 June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey
Ruth Edwina McComb Reid]]> #180 June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey
Ruth Edwina McComb Reid
Ruth is 3rd row from bottom, 4th from left as you face picture

]]> June Class 1926
Photo By Paul Garvey]]> 11x17 photo with writing on back
original has been laminated
copies are in the book]]> Stamps 2019
and badge from Union Pacific Museum]]> 1869-2019
Samuel Jeter]]> 1869-2019
Samuel Jeter]]> (Union Pacific Railroad)
Samuel Jeter was survey engineer for Transcontinental Railroad]]> 1 page and clothe badge
Samuel Jeter was part of this event]]> November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not far away, be called to close our office or place of business for the last time, and stand ourselves for final judgement in the supreme court of the universe. It is full of inspiration when I think of the consecration and devotion to the high calling of God upon the life of the doctor. Dr. Reid believed that a man's first allegence wsas to his Creator, and that if a man be true to his God he cannot be false to his brother.]]> November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not far away, be called to close our office or place of business for the last time, and stand ourselves for final judgement in the supreme court of the universe. It is full of inspiration when I think of the consecration and devotion to the high calling of God upon the life of the doctor. Dr. Reid believed that a man's first allegence wsas to his Creator, and that if a man be true to his God he cannot be false to his brother.]]> November 13, 1962
This occasion is to me full of solemnity and also full of inspiration. It is full of solemnity in that it reminds us that, like Dr. Reid, we shall some day, perhaps not far away, be called to close our office or place of business for the last time, and stand ourselves for final judgement in the supreme court of the universe. It is full of inspiration when I think of the consecration and devotion to the high calling of God upon the life of the doctor. Dr. Reid believed that a man's first allegence wsas to his Creator, and that if a man be true to his God he cannot be false to his brother.]]> UMC ]]> 2 pages]]> My Dear Lizzie,
Came down on foot to within two miles of Winterset last night, Monday.]]> transcription may not be totally accurate - hard to read handwritting]]> ]]> 1 page 2 sided]]> Dear Mother,
I have written two letters to you since last heard fom you; I have begun to think that you are sick or something serious has happened.]]> 2 sided letter
1 sided transcription]]> Feb. 11, 1907
My dear Belle:
I was so glad to get your letter and expected to write sooner but have been waiting for word from Ma which does not come, so I'll not delay longer.]]> Feb. 11, 1907
My dear Belle:
I was so glad to get your letter and expected to write sooner but have been waiting for word from Ma which does not come, so I'll not delay longer.]]> 2 sided]]> There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to]]> There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to]]> There isn't much to write. We are getting on very well. Yes, I got the ironing done the next day and have some more to]]> 2 pages]]> April 26, 1905
Mr MacHatton
Dear Sir:-
In answer to your letter of the 24th will say that everything is getting along nicely. Have got the oats in.]]> April 26, 1905
Mr MacHatton
Dear Sir:-
In answer to your letter of the 24th will say that everything is getting along nicely. Have got the oats in.]]> 2 sided and envelope]]> Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1889
Bill, Mary, Martha
My dear children I thought I would write some more as I have come over to the Hotel and have to remain til I'm in the morning]]> Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1889
Bill, Mary, Martha
My dear children I thought I would write some more as I have come over to the ]]> 2 sided page]]>