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Family: William Nelson REID / Caroline Schenck SPOONER (F06243)

• Male William Nelson REID

  
  

  Birth	04 Feb 1814	Townsend, Windham Co., Vermont
  Death	11 Feb 1880	Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Marriage	18 Dec 1839  [1]	Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York  [1]
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  Female Caroline Schenck SPOONER

  
  

  Birth	24 Sep 1810	Kent, Litchfield Co., Connecticuy
  Death	08 Dec 1891	Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Father	Lewis SPOONER | F05527 Group Sheet
  Mother	Elizabeth SLOSSON | F05527 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Ione REID

  
  

  Birth	02 Mar 1841	Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York
  Death	24 Dec 1844	Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New YOrk
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  Male Frank REID

  
  

  Birth	24 Nov 1843	Dutchess Co., New York
  Death	15 Jan 1901	Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Spouse	Julia Katherine JENKINS | F06330
  Marriage	05 Jun 1888

  
  

  Female Jane REID

  
  

  Birth	16 Nov 1845	Dutchess Co., New York
  Death	4 Dec 1845	Dutchess Co., New York
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York

  
  

  Male + Slosson REID

  
  

  Birth	15 Oct 1846	Dutchess Co., New York
  Death	26 Aug 1913	Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Spouse	Mary Lavinnia SMITH | F06333
  Marriage	17 Oct 1865

  
  

  Female Mary REID

  
  

  Birth	1850	New York
  Death	1927
  Burial		Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec Co., Maine
  Spouse	Horace Calef STANWOOD | F06334
  Marriage	18 Oct 1877

  
  

  Female Elizabeth REID

  
  

  Birth	12 Jul 1852	Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Death	11 Oct 1852	Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
  Burial		Saint George's Cemetery, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York

  
  

• Sources

  [S03340] Slosson Genealogy by D. Williams Patterson.