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Title of the book is ‘Prairie Farmer’s Reliable Directory of Farmers and
Breeders - 1919'.
The REEDER’s that I found in a quick perusal were as follows:
Page
33 Annett, Ottis S. (Nellie Reeder)
79 Harris, Everett J. (Ethel Reeder)
85 Hoskins, Ray (Mamie Reeder)
120 Reed, James (Anna Reeder)
Reeder, Adley (Ruth Lapand)
121 Reeder, James A. (Charlotte Tidson)
Reeder, Benton H. (Varina Mooney)
Reeder, Elmer (Ethel Hilman)
Reeder, Harry (Electa Tedrow)
Reeder, William A. (Bessie Wilson)
132 Smith, Luke W. (Nellie Reeder)
138 Tedrow, George (Anna Reeder)
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From the Jacksonville, IL Newspapers
1 Jan 1976 thru 31 Dec 1996
REEDER, Arthur E.; b: 5 Apr 1898, Taylor, Mo.; d: 8 Apr 1984, Springfield,
II. (Memorial Med Cntr); Bu: Rushville Cemetery; M: Dorothy Grist on 12 Apr 1924 in Mt. Sterling, IL.; FA: John A. Reeder; MO: Sarah Buckley; A resident of Rushville, IL.; Survived by his wife; a daughter: Mrs. Merle Holt Caldwell of Industry; five grandsons; four great-grandchildren; a brother: Ralph of Abingdon.; Preceded in death by four brothers and four sisters.
REEDER, E1ecta (Tedrow); b: 8 Oct 1892, Pike Co., IL.; d: 25 Dec 1977, Pittsfield, IL. (I11ini Commty Hosp); Bu: Miller Cemetery, Atlas, IL.; M: Harry Reeder in May, 1912 in Missouri; FA: George Tedrow; MO: Charity Reeder; Husband preceded in death in 1961.; Resident of Summer Hill, II.; Survived by these children: Lyndell and Wayne Reeder of Pittsfield, Guy of Pleasant Hill, Wilbur of Clarksville, Mo., Russell of Carthage, Odel Tedrow of El Paso, Tex., Mrs. Mae Staff of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Ina Jean Applegate of Nebo, Mrs. Alice Kelly of Florissant, Mo.; and a
stepdaughter: Mrs. Marie Keller of Louisiana, Mo.; 22 grand and 16 great-grandchildren.; Preceded by two daughters; a son; and three sisters.
REEDER, Ethel (Hillman); b: 6 Jun 1894, Summerhill, II.; d: 3 Aug 1985; Pittsfield, II. (Illini Commty Hosp); Bu: Pittsfield West Cemetery; M: Elmer Reeder on 12 Jun 1912 in Pittsfield, II.; FA: Douglas Hillman; MO: Lucy Capps; Husband preceded in death in Sept, 1964.; Resident of
Pittsfield, II.; Survived by one son: Howard Reeder of I11iopo1is; two daughters: Lena Johnson of Pittsfield and Edna Shanahan of Quincy; six grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and nine great-great-grandchi1dren.; Preceded by three brothers.
REEDER, Herschel F.; b: 5 Mar 1903, Pike Co., II.; d: 20 Jun 1985, Pittsfield, II. (Il1ini Commty Hosp); Bu: Green Pond Cemetery; M: Lola Jenkins on 25 Aug 1934 in Alton, II.; FA: Isaac Reeder; MO: Martha Jane Harrison; Resident of the Owen Care Center, Pittsfield, II.; Survived by his
wife; a son: Donald of Milford, Ind.; five daughters: Kaye Turner of Louisiana, Mo., Marge Weinman of Brighton, Judy Lane of East Alton, Becky Walston of Pittsfield and Martha King of Godfrey; 16 grand and nine great-grandchildren.; Preceded by two brothers, one sister, his parents and one great-granddaughter.
REEDER, Lola Mildred (Jenkins); b: 2 May 1917, - Dayle, Mo.; d: 7 Apr 1995, Pittsfield, IL.; Bu: Green Pond Cemetery, Pearl, IL.; M: Herschel Reeder on 25 Aug 1934 in Alton, IL.; FA: Jesse Irvin Jenkins; MO: Minnie Alice Blair;
Husband preceded in death 20 Jun 1985.; Resident of Pittsfield, IL.; Survived by four daughters: Mrs. Donald (Becky) Walston of Pittsfield, Mrs. Marell (Kaye) Turner of Louisiana, Mo., Mrs. Jim (Marge) Weinman of Brighton
and Mrs. Russell (Judy) Lane of East Alton; one son: Donald Reeder of Milford, Ind.; one step-daughter: Mrs. Joe (Martha) King of Godfrey; 16 grand, 19 great-grand and two great-great-grandchildren; and two sisters: Mrs. Geneva Mock and Mrs. Edith Brooks, both of St. Louis.; Preceded by one sister: Irene Thurman; one great-granddaughter; and one great-grandson.
REEDER, Nettie R. (Lung); b: 25 Mar 1905, Camden, II.; d: 19 Jan 1989, Rushvi11e, II.; Bu: Rushvi11e Cemetery; M: Walter L. Reeder on 1 Sep 1921 in Camden, II.; FA: Albert Lung; MO: Rosetta Marlow; Husband preceded in death
7 Jun 1978.; Resident of Rushvi11e, II.; Survived by
two sons: Walter Reeder Jr. of Beardstown and Lawrence Reeder of Camden; two daughters: Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Wise and Rose Errickson, both of Rushville; 11 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.; Preceded by a daughter; two infant sons; four brothers; and four sisters.
REEDER, Sterling R.; b: 7 Aug 1926, Schuyler Co., II.; d: 28 Dec 1979,Rushville, II. (Culbertson Hosp); Bu: Huntsville Cemetery; M: Joyce Hester in 1950 in Rushville, IL.; FA: John Reeder; MO: Sarah Morrell; Resident of Rushville, II.; WWII & Korean War Army Vet.; Survived by his
wife; two children; Tom and Jayne; these brothers & sisters: Chester of Arkansas, Floyd of Moline, Harold of Fairview, Ruth Ferguson of Liberty, Marjorie Yakle and Marcela Hornbuckle, both of Mt. Sterling, Alice Dabney of
Wauconda, Delores Armstrong of Industry and Imogene Nell of
London Mills.; Preceded by one brother and one sister.
REEDER. Walter L.; b: 30 May 1896, Camp Point, II.; d: 7 Jun 1978, Rushvi11e, II. (Culbertson Hosp); Bu: Rushvi11e Cemetery; M: Nettie Ruth Lung on 1 Sep 1921 in Camden, II.; FA: John A. Reeder; MO: Sarah Jane Buckley; Resident of 406 N. Liberty, Rushvi11e, II.; WWI Army Vet.;
Survived by his wife; three daughters: Mrs. Archie (Zelda) Yates, Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Wise and Mrs. Rose Errickson, all of Rushvi11e; two sons: Walter Jr. of Mt. Sterling and Lawrence of Camden; 11 grand and 18 great-grandchildren;
and two brothers: Arthur of Rushvi11e and Ralph of Abingdon.; Preceded by two sons, three brothers and four sisters.
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Guy Reeder
Pleasant Hill, Ill.
Oct. 10, 1924 - Sept. 10, 2001
LOUISIANA - Guy Reeder, 76, of Pleasant Hill, Ill., died Monday, Sept. 10,
2001, at the John Cochran Veteran's Hospital in St. Louis.
Private graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12, at the
Wells Cemetery near Pleasant Hill. The Rev. Don Hannell will officiate.
A private visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Collier
Funeral Home in Louisiana.
Mr. Reeder was born Oct. 10, 1924, in Pike County, Ill., to Harry and Electa
Tedrow Reeder.
He was married to Audrey Mae Barber on Dec. 21, 1946, in Bowling Green. She
survives.
Other survivors include one daughter, Guyla Personett of Pittsfield, Ill.; one son, Aaron Jeffrey Reeder of Titusville, Fla.; three brothers; and three sisters.
He was preceded in death by three brothers; and three sisters.
Mr. Reeder had owned and operated Reeder's Plumbing and Heating in Clarksville from 1976 until he retired in 1991. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He was a member of the VFW Post in Pittsfield. He had been active in the community serving as a Boy Scout leader and coaching a Little League ballteam. He was a member of the Christian faith. He enjoyed woodworking and gardening.
Memorials may be made to the VFW, in care of the funeral home.
http://www.hannibal.net/stories/091101/obi_0911010014.shtml
I did some research on the other Reeder line and had to go thru these to cull them out.
I believe your line is the George Reeder/Jane Sherrill one.
REEDER, George...Sherrill, Jane...02 Nov 1819...Washington County, TN
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Here is another George Reeder
Information provided to the 1980's Reeder newsletter from Jay G. Lamb; Box 745, Bartlesville, Okla 74005
Included in information received from Mrs. G. A. Reeder by Charles Wells Reeder and included in his collection at the Ohio State Library, Columbus, Ohio is the following:
One Reeder came from Germany and settled in Tennessee - Had a Power mill - was blown up - had 2 sons, George and William. William stayed in Jonesborough Tennessee. George moved to Indiana - had 4 sons. Thomas (4), William (6) and John (4), & Joseph (9 all in Cass, Missouri)
The origin of this information is not known. Thomas did have four children by his first mariage. William and John did have the number of children shown; however, Joseph had 12 children. Interestingly Elizabeth, daughter of George reported to have said that her father sometimes spoke in German to entertain the children, but would not allow them to speak German.
A grandson of William, son of George, wrote to Mr. Truman A. Reeder on February 14, 1956 the following:
Grandfather knew that he had a relative by the name of Jesse Reeder that drowned in the Delaware River, while on a fishing trip. Jesse was in the lien of uncle or great uncle I can't remember which. If I remember correctly, Jesse's father was a Charles Reeder.
The History of "Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri", 1883, page 544 states that George Reeder, father of Joseph M. Reeder, was a native of Georgia. However, census enumerations of George Reeder's children indicate that their father was born in NC, TN and VA.
Washington Co, TN records copied by the WPA include tax lists, 1814-1819. George Reeder, 1 WP, is listed in Capt. Brown's Co. for 1817 through 1819.
Washington Co, TN, Will Book 1, Page 197 actual will at the courthouse and County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1829-1831, copied by the WPA, shows that Elizabeth Webb's will dated 23 Dec. 1827 was witnessed by John Rose, George Reeder and Allen T. Rose. The will was proven in court on 13 July 1829 by oaths of John Rose and Allen T. Rose, two of the subscribing witnesses. In Carter Co, TN on 12 Jan 1811 a Mary Reeder married John Rose. He was likely the above John Rose and the one later in Putnam Co, IN and Clay Co, IN. Mary Reeder, his wife, could have been related to George Reeder.
Microfilm of records for Deer Creek Church, Putnam Co., IN, at the Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, IN, indicate that Jane Reder became a member in November 1829. Later (probably in 1831) John Rose and Polly Rose became members. Records of Mill Creek Church, Putnam Co, IN owned by Mr. Worth M. Buis, Indianapolis, IN, show that Jane Reeder joined that new church in April 1830 and that she had joined another church (New Providence Baptist Church) approximately February 1840.
Records of the former General Land Office, now in the National Archives, show cash certificate file numbers 31307 for the NE1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 36, Twp 13N, R 3W and 32398 for NW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 36, Twp 13N, R 3W, both in the name of George Reeder, dated Dec. 29, 1836 and August 21, 1837, respectively, issued at Crawfordsville, IN., for $50 each. This land was sold by George and Jane Reeder to Samuel Landes on Nov. 16, 1842 for $400 (Putnam Co, IN Deed Book I, Page 400).
Jane Reeder is reported to have been the first adult buried in the New Providence Cemetery in Putnam Co, IN. No tombstone has been found.
George Reeder moved his family to Pike Co, IL where his son, Thomas, lived and died there shortly after the death of his wife. The children returned on their own to Putnam Co, IN, where they were placed in the homes of their mother's relatives, the Sherrills.
Maybe something in there might help
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