Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Friend:
I thought possibly it was time for me to answer the letter you wrote me two years ago. If you think I am answering too soon you might lay my letter "on the table" for a year or two. I doubt if age would improve it any, so you had better read at once.]]> Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Friend:
I thought possibly it was time for me to answer the letter you wrote me two years ago. If you think I am answering too soon you might lay my letter "on the table" for a year or two. I doubt if age would improve it any, so you had better read at once.]]> Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Friend:
I thought possibly it was time for me to answer the letter you wrote me two years ago. If you think I am answering too soon you might lay my letter "on the table" for a year or two. I doubt if age would improve it any, so you had better read at once.]]> The People of the State of Nebraska to J. Stuart Reid of our said county, Greeting:
Know Ye, That whereas, Elizabeth J. Reid ]]> 2 sided legal document]]> Mary Talbott Allen
Elizabeth Jane Reid "Aunt Bessie"
Jeptha S Jeter]]> Mary Talbott Allen
Elizabeth Jane Reid "Aunt Bessie"
Jeptha S Jeter]]> Mary Talbott Allen: mother of Clara B Jeter
DOB: 3/14/1827, DOM: 5/21/1844, DOD: 3/27/1915
Elizabeth Jane Reid "Aunt Bessie"DOD 5/2/1931 Sister of Hubert Reid
Jeptha S Jeter: DOB: 2/28/1828, DOM: 1843 to Mary J Sears, DOD: 2/28/1881]]> Mary Talbott Allen
Elizabeth Jane Reid "Aunt Bessie"
Jeptha S Jeter]]> 3/27/1915 Allen
5/2/1931 Reid]]> 1 legal page (3 obituaries in one sleeve)]]> Final Decree and Order of Distribution and
Final Report and Petition for Final Settlement
Elizabeth Jeter Reid]]> 3 legal pages 1st document
4 legal pages 2nd document]]> Last Will And Testament of
Hubert Reid
I, Hubert Reid, of Boone County, Nebraska, do hereby make, publish and declare this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following:]]> James Reid (Deceased)
Daughters: Sarah Jarmin
Elizabeth Reid
Margaret Harry
Rachel Roberts
Grand Children (James's sons): Carol Reid
Gerald Reid
Primrose, Boone County, Nebraska
Meadowbrook Farms, Harris County Texas 12/15/1897]]> ]]> 4 legal sheets fastened together - 1 sleeve
4 legal sheets fastened together - 2nd sleeve]]> In Remembrance Book of Clara Bradley Allen Jeter
Born:
Orleans, Indiana
Dec. 8, 1852
Entered Into Rest
Pilger, Nebraska
Sept. 17, 1946 ]]> In Memory of:
...Age
93 years 9 months 9 days
Interment
Omaha, Nebraska
West Lawn Cemetery
Lot 48, Section 4
Sept. 20, 1946
10:30 a.m.]]> Father: Albert Fuller Allen
Mother: Mary Talbot
Deceased: Clara Bradly Allen
Wedded to: Samuel I Jeter]]> Booklet -In Memory Of
Clara Bradley Allen Jeter]]> Picks up at John Jeter in 1717 through Elizabeth "Bessie" Jeter Reid]]> Picks up at John Jeter in 1717 through Elizabeth "Bessie" Jeter Reid]]> ]]> 3 pages]]> Clara Allen Jeter's brother]]> Clara Allen Jeter's brother]]> Clara Allen Jeter's brother]]> Picture with writing on back]]> Vesta Chapter No. 6
Order of The Eastern Star
Omaha, NEb., Mar. 6, 1912
Mrs. Clara B. Jeter
]]> Dear Mrs. Jeter:-
It gives me pleasure to inform you that oi have been elected to receive the degrees of the Order of the Eastern Star in Vesta Chapter No. 6...]]> 1 page
]]> Dear Folks,
This is a belated card because we did not have your address. I wrote to your mother - Stuart - and was late getting it.
]]> 2 sided card/note]]> When young Steve was here we spent about 5 hours going through family stuff. He is very interested. We came across these very early pictures which Beryl Jeter gave me....
]]> 1 page letter from Vi
2 pages of history
4 pages pictures
]]> 60 N. 38th Street
Dear Sister Belle:-
In the last days I have received your two letters and have been so glad to get them. I am glad you take a hopeful view. Pa & Ma are almost beside themselves. Pa especially taking the dark view and ma thought he was going to die once when postman went by and left nothing...]]> 60 N. 38th Street
Dear Sister Belle:-
In the last days I have received your two letters and have been so glad to get them. I am glad you take a hopeful view. Pa & Ma are almost beside themselves. Pa especially taking the dark view and ma thought he was going to die once when postman went by and left nothing...]]> 60 N. 38th Street
Dear Sister Belle:-
In the last days I have received your two letters and have been so glad to get them. I am glad you take a hopeful view. Pa & Ma are almost beside themselves. Pa especially taking the dark view and ma thought he was going to die once when postman went by and left nothing...]]> Gr. Rapids, Mich
Dear Ralph, We are sitting by the fire place this morning with a dandy big fire in it.. My but it feels good on this chilly day.]]> Picture of Primrose early 1900s
Picture of Primrose after 1965 tornado took out main street
Picture of Primrose summer of 1988
And history of town
]]> Picture of Primrose early 1900s
Picture of Primrose after 1965 tornado took out main street
Picture of Primrose summer of 1988
And history of town
The Village of Primrose actually started between 1874 and 1876 as an Irish settlement called "Dublin," named for the city of its founders. It had only a blacksmith, general store and post office.]]> Picture of Primrose early 1900s
Picture of Primrose after 1965 tornado took out main street
Picture of Primrose summer of 1988
And history of town
The Village of Primrose actually started between 1874 and 1876 as an Irish settlement called "Dublin," named for the city of its founders. It had only a blacksmith, general store and post office.
The Village of Primrose actually started between 1874 and 1876 as an Irish settlement called "Dublin," named for the city of its founders. It had only a blacksmith, general store and post office.]]> Picture of Primrose early 1900s
Picture of Primrose after 1965 tornado took out main street
Picture of Primrose summer of 1988
And history of town
The Village of Primrose actually started between 1874 and 1876 as an Irish settlement called "Dublin," named for the city of its founders. It had only a blacksmith, general store and post office.]]> http://www.casde.unl.edu/history/counties/boone/primrose/index.php]]> 2 pages]]> Professional Photograph of John D. Reid taken 3/15/1917
Taken by Heyn, So 13 Street, Omaha, NE]]> Professional Photograph of John D. Reid taken 3/15/1917
Taken by Heyn, So 13 Street, Omaha, NE
Picture of Dr. John D Reid]]> Professional Photograph of John D. Reid taken 3/15/1917
Taken by Heyn, So 13 Street, Omaha, NE]]> 1 picture]]> "Dad"
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska
Sept. 6, 1946
Dear Ruth,
Thank you for your fine letter (telegram); our only regret was that you could not be with the crowd, never was such a group together. ]]> "Dad"
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska
Sept. 6, 1946
Dear Ruth,
Thank you for your fine letter (telegram); our only regret was that you could not be with the crowd, never was such a group together. ]]> "Dad"
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska
Sept. 6, 1946
Dear Ruth,
Thank you for your fine letter (telegram); our only regret was that you could not be with the crowd, never was such a group together. ]]> "Dad"]]> 2 page letter and envelope]]> "Dad"
Dr. John D. Reid
Pilger, Nebraska
Ruth, Stuart and Girls Oct. 25, 1953
I hope you will bear with my typing several letters at once. I am going to have a lot of notes to write to folks who have written me as well as sending cards, about 400.]]> "Dad"
Dr. John D. Reid
Pilger, Nebraska
Ruth, Stuart and Girls Oct. 25, 1953
I hope you will bear with my typing several letters at once. I am going to have a lot of notes to write to folks who have written me as well as sending cards, about 400.
Letter to Ruth, Stuart and Girls after 50th Anni]]> "Dad"]]> 2 pages
]]> DOB: 11/23/1905
DOD: 07/25/ 1985
Age 80

Wife: Vi Reid
DOB: 06/05/1910
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