Francis Reed :
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Francis Reed in the Quebec archives

Genealogy Quebec's archives contain mentions of Francis Reed across several types of records.

Documents associated with Francis Reed

YearEventNamePlace
1835Birth / baptismSherbrooke
1859MarriagePortage-du-Fort
1881CensusBrantford (City/Ville)
1835Death / burialSherbrooke
2003DirectoryLongueuil
1751IndividualBurlington Massachusetts
1751Individual
1835Birth / baptismSherbrooke
1835Death / burialSherbrooke
1859MarriagePortage-du-Fort

These documents may relate to several different people who shared the first name Francis and last name Reed.

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When do we find Francis Reed?

Number of documents by decade

  • 1750-1759 2 1750-1759: 2 documents
  • 1830-1839 4 1830-1839: 4 documents
  • 1850-1859 3 1850-1859: 3 documents
  • 1880-1889 3 1880-1889: 3 documents
  • 1950-1959 1 1950-1959: 1 documents
  • 2000-2009 1 2000-2009: 1 documents
  • 2010-2019 2 2010-2019: 2 documents

Mentions of Francis Reed are particularly numerous between 1830 and 1839 in the records currently indexed by Genealogy Quebec.

Where do we find Francis Reed?

Main associated localities, by number of documents.

Sherbrooke 4
Longueuil 3
Brantford (City/Ville) 2
Portage-du-Fort 2
Burlington Massachusetts 1
Montréal 1
Rawdon 1
Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur 1

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