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Rebecca (Black) Reese (abt. 1808 - 1875)

Rebecca Reese formerly Black
Born about in Tennessee, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 12 Feb 1829 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 67 in Reynolds County, Missouri, United Statesmap
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Biography

  • Rebecca was born in 1808. She passed away in 1875.
  • Place of Burial is at Webb Cemetery, Piedmont, Reynolds County, Missouri, United States.
  • Not showing any other marriages than to William.

Sources

  • Information taken from the Reeves Family History Books, written by Ken Fiebelman of the Salem, MO. that is owned by John H Reeves of Dixon, MO.


Life of Rebecca, Information provided by Terry Dobbs b circa 1808 in TN d 1875 in MO. buried Webb Cemetery, Black MO


From my mother's (Judy Humphrey) Notes......Rebecca Miner (Black) was 1/2 Cherokee Indian

Spouse: William Reese Married: February 12, 1829 Marshall,Clark, IL

Children: Susanna "Susan" Reese Hodges Jacob Reese Catherine Reese Barton Sarah Emeline Reese Stinnet Miner Sally Reese Cauley Louisa H. Reese Asher John Andrew Reese Mahulda Reese Serulda Reese McMullin Armulda Reese Samuel Vaughn Reese Mary Jane Reese Barton

Rebecca Black Reese was Cherokee Indian, and her husband William, was said to be half Cherokee, according to Reese researchers. They were said to be from the Cherokee Nation in Tennesee.

The Black family came from Tennesse in or around 1820 and finally settled in Black, Reynolds, MO. It is believed William and Rebecca lived in Illinois perhaps through the 1830's & 1840s before coming to Reynolds county, MO. They were married in Marshall,Illinois. They owned land west of Black, MO.

Her headstone is in Webb Cemetery in northern Reynolds county, off Rt. J, a few miles from Black, MO. Another headstone is near hers, mostly likely that of her husband, William Reese. This tombstone was heavily damaged. It is believed that Rebecca died in the early 1870s.

Illinois, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1810-1890 Year: 1820 Washington, Clark, IL, p. 28 Colonial Census, Listed Rebecca Black

Illinois Marriages, 1790-1860; Name: Rebecca Black Spouse: William Redden (William Reese) Date: 12 Feb 1829 County: Clark State: Illinois

1850 Census: Dist. 76, Being, Reynolds County, MO

Listed: William 42 & Rebecca; Children: Jacob, Emeline, Catherine, Sally, Louisa, John, Malulda, Serulda, & Armulda. Same page is daughter Mary J. Reese Barton & family. Susanne Reese Parker was married to Joseph Parker on another census page.

1860 Census: Black River Township, Reynolds, MO

William Reese 51, Rebecca 51 and a child, Samuel Vaughn 9.

1870 Census: Black River, Reynolds, MO

Rebeca Ress 62 & Polly 28. Other Blacks and Bartons are on same census page. Inscription: w/o William





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