Elizabeth Reed Foster Goodell Sexton was the daughter of Major Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed of Warren, MA. Her first husband, Rev. Daniel Foster, was a Revolutionary War Patriot, who died in 1795 at the young age of 45. She next married Squire Abel Goodell (Goodale) and moved from New Braintree to Monson, MA. After her second husband died, she married Joseph Sexton of Monson, MA.
Both Maj. Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed died in Warren, Worcester, MA. There is a "Reed Road" south of Warren where the old family farm and family homesteads were located. Maj. Reuben Reed served in numerous battles during the Revolutionary War, most notably, the Lexington Alarm. When not fighting for American Freedom, he was a school teacher and farmer in Warren, Worchester, MA.
Children of Rev.Daniel and Elizabeth Reed Foster:
Fordyce Foster 1780 - 1827
Daniel Foster 1781 -
Betsey Reed Foster 1783 - 1850
Sherlock FOSTER 1785 - 1836
Rev. Luke Baldwin Foster 1789 - 1817
Isalinda E. Foster 1793 - 1844
Charlotte Foster 1795 - 1880
Both Maj. Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed died in Warren, Worcester, MA. There is a "Reed Road" south of Warren where the old family farm and family homesteads were located. Maj. Reuben Reed served in numerous battles during the Revolutionary War, most notably, the Lexington Alarm. When not fighting for American Freedom, he was a school teacher and farmer in Warren, Worchester, MA.
Children of Rev.Daniel and Elizabeth Reed Foster:
Fordyce Foster 1780 - 1827
Daniel Foster 1781 -
Betsey Reed Foster 1783 - 1850
Sherlock FOSTER 1785 - 1836
Rev. Luke Baldwin Foster 1789 - 1817
Isalinda E. Foster 1793 - 1844
Charlotte Foster 1795 - 1880
Elizabeth Reed Foster Goodell Sexton was the daughter of Major Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed of Warren, MA. Her first husband, Rev. Daniel Foster, was a Revolutionary War Patriot, who died in 1795 at the young age of 45. She next married Squire Abel Goodell (Goodale) and moved from New Braintree to Monson, MA. After her second husband died, she married Joseph Sexton of Monson, MA.
Both Maj. Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed died in Warren, Worcester, MA. There is a "Reed Road" south of Warren where the old family farm and family homesteads were located. Maj. Reuben Reed served in numerous battles during the Revolutionary War, most notably, the Lexington Alarm. When not fighting for American Freedom, he was a school teacher and farmer in Warren, Worchester, MA.
Children of Rev.Daniel and Elizabeth Reed Foster:
Fordyce Foster 1780 - 1827
Daniel Foster 1781 -
Betsey Reed Foster 1783 - 1850
Sherlock FOSTER 1785 - 1836
Rev. Luke Baldwin Foster 1789 - 1817
Isalinda E. Foster 1793 - 1844
Charlotte Foster 1795 - 1880
Both Maj. Reuben and Tamsin Meacham Reed died in Warren, Worcester, MA. There is a "Reed Road" south of Warren where the old family farm and family homesteads were located. Maj. Reuben Reed served in numerous battles during the Revolutionary War, most notably, the Lexington Alarm. When not fighting for American Freedom, he was a school teacher and farmer in Warren, Worchester, MA.
Children of Rev.Daniel and Elizabeth Reed Foster:
Fordyce Foster 1780 - 1827
Daniel Foster 1781 -
Betsey Reed Foster 1783 - 1850
Sherlock FOSTER 1785 - 1836
Rev. Luke Baldwin Foster 1789 - 1817
Isalinda E. Foster 1793 - 1844
Charlotte Foster 1795 - 1880
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