The son of John and Sarah (McCann) Reed, he married Mary Mason in the 1820's. Their children included: William Mason Reed, John A, James Anderson, Job F, Nancy, Harriet Loretta, Henry Harrison, and Julia Ann Reed.
Julia was born in 1846 in Knox County, Illinois, and the 1850 census for his wife Mary lists her as a widow, so James' death occurred around 1848.
Mary is buried in McCallister Cemetery, as are other Reed children, so it is a logical conclusion that James is also buried in McCallister. There are no death records or cemetery records for him, however.
Julia was born in 1846 in Knox County, Illinois, and the 1850 census for his wife Mary lists her as a widow, so James' death occurred around 1848.
Mary is buried in McCallister Cemetery, as are other Reed children, so it is a logical conclusion that James is also buried in McCallister. There are no death records or cemetery records for him, however.
The son of John and Sarah (McCann) Reed, he married Mary Mason in the 1820's. Their children included: William Mason Reed, John A, James Anderson, Job F, Nancy, Harriet Loretta, Henry Harrison, and Julia Ann Reed.
Julia was born in 1846 in Knox County, Illinois, and the 1850 census for his wife Mary lists her as a widow, so James' death occurred around 1848.
Mary is buried in McCallister Cemetery, as are other Reed children, so it is a logical conclusion that James is also buried in McCallister. There are no death records or cemetery records for him, however.
Julia was born in 1846 in Knox County, Illinois, and the 1850 census for his wife Mary lists her as a widow, so James' death occurred around 1848.
Mary is buried in McCallister Cemetery, as are other Reed children, so it is a logical conclusion that James is also buried in McCallister. There are no death records or cemetery records for him, however.
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