Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; . s the master, and which sailed July 13, 1635, fromGravesend with thirty-two passengers, most of whomwere young men and women. Her twin brother,Thomas Deacon, came on the boat with Deacon married William Reade probably soonafter her arrival in New England. Reade was al-lotted land in the first division at Weymouth andhe acquired considerable real estate later. The children of William and ,\vis (Deacon)Reade were: Margaret, born
Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; . s the master, and which sailed July 13, 1635, fromGravesend with thirty-two passengers, most of whomwere young men and women. Her twin brother,Thomas Deacon, came on the boat with Deacon married William Reade probably soonafter her arrival in New England. Reade was al-lotted land in the first division at Weymouth andhe acquired considerable real estate later. The children of William and ,\vis (Deacon)Reade were: Margaret, born 1636, died July 6,1659; married. May 11, 1651, John Vining; Hannah,born 1637. married, April 2, 1658. Nicholas Whit-marsh; William, born October 15, 1639, married,1675, Esther Thompson; Esther, born May 8, 1641;Ruth, born 1642, died 1663; married, December 19,1662, John Whitman; Thomas, born 1645, died No-vember 14, 1719; married, in 1670, Sarah Bicknell;Mary, born 1647, died 1655, unmarried; John, born1649, died January 13, 1720; married Bethiah Frye;James, died July 21, 1726; married. April 18, 1683,Susanna Richmond. There is considerable difficulty. J^^.. i WORCESTER COUNTY 253 in tracing the children of William Reade of Wey-mouth and the authorities differ. In this sketch ithas been thought best to follow the genealogy writ-ten by John L. Reed, published in igoi. (II> William Reed, son of William Rccd (l),wasborn October 15, itijg, at Weymouth, Massachusetts,and died in 170O. He was constable of Weymouth in167s and selectman in 16S1. He was an extensivedealer in land. His will, dated October 26, 1705,was proved September 12, 1706. He lived on Pleas-ant street on the southwesterly side. In 1888 apart of the old house was still standing, having beenremodeled and occupied by Palmer Loud. The olddam which Reed built across the river in 1O80 orbefore 1690 is near the house. He owned all theland on both sides of the street from f-lnigham lineto Ragged plain and from the river
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