Lieut. Nathaniel Read was born to Maj. Reuben Reed and Tamerson (Meacham) Read on 04 Apr 1762 in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Nathaniel Read, Esq. was a well-known lawyer. On 14 Feb 1784 he married Anna Keyes, daughter of Danforth and Sarah (Cutler) Keyes, in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
The couple were parents to at least 11 children:
Rensselaer Read
Sally K. Reed
Nathaniel Reed Jr.
Fanny B. Reed
Keyse Reed
Horace Read
Thomas Reed
David Reed
Adeline Reed
George Washington Reed
Tamison Reed
Nathaniel & Anna remained in Warren,, Massachusetts until 1800. They then moved to Vermont and settled in Cambridge, Lamolle County, VT.
Nathaniel died on 12 Oct 1842 at the age of 80 years in Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont, USA. His wife, Anna, died almost two years later on 23 Aug 1844 and was buried next to her beloved husband.
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RESEARCHERS PLEASE NOTE: Contributor Sherry # 49218591 has suggested (regarding Nathaniel's status as being an attorney): "The bio lists Nathaniel as an attorney. This was an easy mistake, but I believe the attorney was Nathaniel's son, also named Nathaniel (born 1788). In an article written in the Biog. of Bar of Orleans Co., p.71-72, the transition from Nathaniel Sr. to his son is rather poorly written, but they clearly meant that the son was the attorney. (https://archive.org/details/biographyofbarof01bald/page/71/mode/1up).
Other articles re Nathaniel Sr. indicate that he was a humble farmer his entire life."
Currently, Nathaniel (Sr)'s son, Nathaniel (II)'s bio did not make any reference to the son being a lawyer when it was transferred, but future researchers should be aware of this possible discrepancy.
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Nathaniel Read, Esq. was a well-known lawyer. On 14 Feb 1784 he married Anna Keyes, daughter of Danforth and Sarah (Cutler) Keyes, in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
The couple were parents to at least 11 children:
Rensselaer Read
Sally K. Reed
Nathaniel Reed Jr.
Fanny B. Reed
Keyse Reed
Horace Read
Thomas Reed
David Reed
Adeline Reed
George Washington Reed
Tamison Reed
Nathaniel & Anna remained in Warren,, Massachusetts until 1800. They then moved to Vermont and settled in Cambridge, Lamolle County, VT.
Nathaniel died on 12 Oct 1842 at the age of 80 years in Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont, USA. His wife, Anna, died almost two years later on 23 Aug 1844 and was buried next to her beloved husband.
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RESEARCHERS PLEASE NOTE: Contributor Sherry # 49218591 has suggested (regarding Nathaniel's status as being an attorney): "The bio lists Nathaniel as an attorney. This was an easy mistake, but I believe the attorney was Nathaniel's son, also named Nathaniel (born 1788). In an article written in the Biog. of Bar of Orleans Co., p.71-72, the transition from Nathaniel Sr. to his son is rather poorly written, but they clearly meant that the son was the attorney. (https://archive.org/details/biographyofbarof01bald/page/71/mode/1up).
Other articles re Nathaniel Sr. indicate that he was a humble farmer his entire life."
Currently, Nathaniel (Sr)'s son, Nathaniel (II)'s bio did not make any reference to the son being a lawyer when it was transferred, but future researchers should be aware of this possible discrepancy.
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Lieut. Nathaniel Read was born to Maj. Reuben Reed and Tamerson (Meacham) Read on 04 Apr 1762 in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Nathaniel Read, Esq. was a well-known lawyer. On 14 Feb 1784 he married Anna Keyes, daughter of Danforth and Sarah (Cutler) Keyes, in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
The couple were parents to at least 11 children:
Rensselaer Read
Sally K. Reed
Nathaniel Reed Jr.
Fanny B. Reed
Keyse Reed
Horace Read
Thomas Reed
David Reed
Adeline Reed
George Washington Reed
Tamison Reed
Nathaniel & Anna remained in Warren,, Massachusetts until 1800. They then moved to Vermont and settled in Cambridge, Lamolle County, VT.
Nathaniel died on 12 Oct 1842 at the age of 80 years in Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont, USA. His wife, Anna, died almost two years later on 23 Aug 1844 and was buried next to her beloved husband.
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RESEARCHERS PLEASE NOTE: Contributor Sherry # 49218591 has suggested (regarding Nathaniel's status as being an attorney): "The bio lists Nathaniel as an attorney. This was an easy mistake, but I believe the attorney was Nathaniel's son, also named Nathaniel (born 1788). In an article written in the Biog. of Bar of Orleans Co., p.71-72, the transition from Nathaniel Sr. to his son is rather poorly written, but they clearly meant that the son was the attorney. (https://archive.org/details/biographyofbarof01bald/page/71/mode/1up).
Other articles re Nathaniel Sr. indicate that he was a humble farmer his entire life."
Currently, Nathaniel (Sr)'s son, Nathaniel (II)'s bio did not make any reference to the son being a lawyer when it was transferred, but future researchers should be aware of this possible discrepancy.
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Nathaniel Read, Esq. was a well-known lawyer. On 14 Feb 1784 he married Anna Keyes, daughter of Danforth and Sarah (Cutler) Keyes, in Warren, Worcester, Massachusetts.
The couple were parents to at least 11 children:
Rensselaer Read
Sally K. Reed
Nathaniel Reed Jr.
Fanny B. Reed
Keyse Reed
Horace Read
Thomas Reed
David Reed
Adeline Reed
George Washington Reed
Tamison Reed
Nathaniel & Anna remained in Warren,, Massachusetts until 1800. They then moved to Vermont and settled in Cambridge, Lamolle County, VT.
Nathaniel died on 12 Oct 1842 at the age of 80 years in Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont, USA. His wife, Anna, died almost two years later on 23 Aug 1844 and was buried next to her beloved husband.
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RESEARCHERS PLEASE NOTE: Contributor Sherry # 49218591 has suggested (regarding Nathaniel's status as being an attorney): "The bio lists Nathaniel as an attorney. This was an easy mistake, but I believe the attorney was Nathaniel's son, also named Nathaniel (born 1788). In an article written in the Biog. of Bar of Orleans Co., p.71-72, the transition from Nathaniel Sr. to his son is rather poorly written, but they clearly meant that the son was the attorney. (https://archive.org/details/biographyofbarof01bald/page/71/mode/1up).
Other articles re Nathaniel Sr. indicate that he was a humble farmer his entire life."
Currently, Nathaniel (Sr)'s son, Nathaniel (II)'s bio did not make any reference to the son being a lawyer when it was transferred, but future researchers should be aware of this possible discrepancy.
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