Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 Excerpt: ... 1849, John J. Lytic. viii. Stacy Reeves", born 16 June, 1828; died 8 March, 1903; married in November, 1849, Ann Satterthwaite. Mr. Reeves was a prominent builder of Philadel-phia. Among the structures erected by him were: The Wood building, at Fourth and Chestnut streets; Drexel building, at Fifth and Chestnut streets; Forrest building, on Fourth Street below Chestnut; the Lehigh Valley build-ings, at Mauch Chunk; Lehigh University, at Bethlehem, and the Industrial School, built by the Misses Drexel, at Eddington, Pennsylvania. He was a member of the ancient Carpenters. Company, the Master Builders. Exchange, and a director of the Franklin Institute, and was one of the oldest members of the Union League. He left issue, ix. Rachel Reeves", born 22 March, 1830; died 29 November, 1864; married, 4 July, 1849, Abraham C. Brown, x. Mary Reeves", born 5 October, 1831; married, 31 May, 1853, James Lasell. 21. ZACHARIAH REEVES5 (Henry4, Henry3, John2, Walter1), born in Northampton Township, 2 January, 1789; died there, 27 January, 1854; married Sarah T. Coles, who died 1 February, 1876. Mr. Reeves was a farmer. Children of Zachariah5 and Sarah T. (Coles) Reeves: i. Elizabeth C. Reeves", born 6 August, 1817; died 4 July, 1854. ii. Hannah Ann Reeves", born 2 September, 1820; died 23 September, 1866; married, in 1849, Risdon Hankinson. iii. Charlotte Reeves", born 2 September, 1822. iv. Louisa Reeves", born 24 November, 1825; married, 11 September, 1845, Josephus Sooy. v. Mark Reeves", born 29 July, 1828; died 18 December, 1872. 22. BIDDLE REEVES8 (Biddle5, Biddle4, Thomas3, John2, Walter1), was born at the Reeves homestead, near Woodbury, New Jersey, 14 May, 1814; died at Woodbury, 10 June, 1852. He was the last to occupy the ...