Mitsawokett: A 17th Century Native American Community in Central Delaware

Allen T. & Mary Virginia (Sammons) Reed

Allen Thomas Reed
late 1940's

Photo courtesy of Amy Reed Moore

Mary Virginia Reed and daughter Nina Reed O'Bryan

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William Thomas Reed and son Allen

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Mother of Allen Reed
Mary E. Mosley Reed

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Mother of Mary V. Sammons Reed
Ella Durham Sammons

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Daughter
Nina Reed

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Lower right, mother of Mary Virginia Sammons Reed,
Ella Durham Sammons

front L to R: Harriett Durham's sisters,
Katherine (Pierce), Priscilla (Coward Miller), Ella (Sammons)

back row L to R: sisters
Laura, Gertrude, Anna Mae, Mary Durham,
daughters of James EH "Porter" & Harriett Durham

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Allen Reed & daughter Amy Moore
at Manship Church near Cheswold
2001

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Mary Virginia Reed & grandson Jay Reed Moore

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L to R: Amy, son Adam, Carleton Coker Jr.

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Jay Reed Moore Baptism 1990

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Ancestry of daughter Amy Reed Moore

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