James Reeder and his brothers were connected with the Hod-Carriers and the societies.
Reeder Siblings | marriages
Reviews the marriage and birth records of the Reeder brothers and sister living in DC after the Civil War.
James Reeder | USCT
Known Information James Reeder had an account in the Freedmen’s Bank. He identified his wife and child and mother on the depositor slip. Additionally, he identified St. Mary’s County as his birth place. Sources Plan of Fort Monroe Sneden, Robert Knox. Plan of Fortress Monroe, Virginia, March 6. [to 1865, 1862] Map. https://www.loc.gov/item/gvhs01.vhs00203/. Service Records TheContinue reading “James Reeder | USCT”
The Reeders | Freedmen’s Bank Records
Known Information Thomas and John Reeder owned property together on 1st St NW Sources Bank Records Registers of Signatures of Depositors in Branches of the Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company, 1865-1874. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Micropublication M816, 27 rolls | ancestry.com Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company’s was established to allow freedmen toContinue reading “The Reeders | Freedmen’s Bank Records”
Martha Reeder | Freedman’s Bureau
Martha Reeder and Cora Reeder received rations from the Freedmen’s Bureau and lived at the Kendall Green Barracks.
Thomas Reeder | property on 1st Street NW
Known Information James Reeder came to DC during the Civil War. Sources 1870 Census 1870; Census Place: Washington Ward 3, Washington, District of Columbia;Roll: M593_124; Page: 449B Map Boschke, A, D McClelland, Hugh B Sweeny, Thos Blagden, and Blanchard & Mohun D. Mcclelland. Topographical map of the District of Columbia. Washington: D. McClelland, Blanchard & Mohun, 1861. Map. https://www.loc.gov/item/88694013/. City DirectoryContinue reading “Thomas Reeder | property on 1st Street NW”
Thomas Reeder | Jackson alley
Known Information Thomas Reeder lived in DC after the Civil War. Sources Newspapers Evening Star Washington, District of Columbia23 Jul 1866, Mon • Page 2 Evening Star Washington, District of Columbia13 Jul 1867, Sat • Page 3 Evening Star Washington, District of Columbia27 Jul 1867, Sat • Page 3 Evening Star Washington, District of Columbia26 Sep 1867, Thu • Continue reading “Thomas Reeder | Jackson alley”
Ernest S Wedge | USS Raleigh
Ernest S Wedge served on the USS Raleigh during WWII and is buried in Arlington Cemetery.
Ernest S Wedge | proprietor of Valet Shop
Ernest S Wedge owned a Valet Shop near the Eastern Market at the beginning of World War II.
Benjamin Wedge | Browns, MD
Comparing the census residences of George and Mary Wedge from 1910-1920, their death certificates and the 1930 Census records of Benjamin Wedge.