birth place (Concord, VT) from death certificate
son of Stephen Reed and Pauline Hutchinson
During the Civil War, Winthrop served with the 3rd Vermont Large Artillery from September 2, 1864 to June 15, 1865.
The Barre Daily Times (Barre, Vermont) September 9, 1908
"Went down with Bridge
Winthrop Reed and Son of Concord Were Not Badly Hurt
Concord, Sept. 9.--As Winthrop Reed and his son were crossing the Gould bridge over Moose river yesterday the bridge gave way, precipitating them into the river. Aside from slight bruises tey escaped unhurt. the Reed family are fated in crossing bridges as a few years ago Mr. Reed's brother in Waterford, while crossing a bridge in his town with a pair of horses, went down with bridge and team into the brook."
son of Stephen Reed and Pauline Hutchinson
During the Civil War, Winthrop served with the 3rd Vermont Large Artillery from September 2, 1864 to June 15, 1865.
The Barre Daily Times (Barre, Vermont) September 9, 1908
"Went down with Bridge
Winthrop Reed and Son of Concord Were Not Badly Hurt
Concord, Sept. 9.--As Winthrop Reed and his son were crossing the Gould bridge over Moose river yesterday the bridge gave way, precipitating them into the river. Aside from slight bruises tey escaped unhurt. the Reed family are fated in crossing bridges as a few years ago Mr. Reed's brother in Waterford, while crossing a bridge in his town with a pair of horses, went down with bridge and team into the brook."
birth place (Concord, VT) from death certificate
son of Stephen Reed and Pauline Hutchinson
During the Civil War, Winthrop served with the 3rd Vermont Large Artillery from September 2, 1864 to June 15, 1865.
The Barre Daily Times (Barre, Vermont) September 9, 1908
"Went down with Bridge
Winthrop Reed and Son of Concord Were Not Badly Hurt
Concord, Sept. 9.--As Winthrop Reed and his son were crossing the Gould bridge over Moose river yesterday the bridge gave way, precipitating them into the river. Aside from slight bruises tey escaped unhurt. the Reed family are fated in crossing bridges as a few years ago Mr. Reed's brother in Waterford, while crossing a bridge in his town with a pair of horses, went down with bridge and team into the brook."
son of Stephen Reed and Pauline Hutchinson
During the Civil War, Winthrop served with the 3rd Vermont Large Artillery from September 2, 1864 to June 15, 1865.
The Barre Daily Times (Barre, Vermont) September 9, 1908
"Went down with Bridge
Winthrop Reed and Son of Concord Were Not Badly Hurt
Concord, Sept. 9.--As Winthrop Reed and his son were crossing the Gould bridge over Moose river yesterday the bridge gave way, precipitating them into the river. Aside from slight bruises tey escaped unhurt. the Reed family are fated in crossing bridges as a few years ago Mr. Reed's brother in Waterford, while crossing a bridge in his town with a pair of horses, went down with bridge and team into the brook."
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Winthrop T. Reed
Oct. 5, 1844
Sept. 5, 1938
Celia A. Richards
Wife of
W.T. Reed
Jan. 1, 1846
Aor. 18, 1920
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