Hardy Reed

I found this on Ancestry Message Board for Hardy Reed of NC

Hardy Reed is said to be the son of Peter Reed. Hardy was born in NC. Hardy and Peter Reed both were indian traders. Hardy Reed's spouse is said to be Eliza Tarvin. They had the three sons Daniel. George, and Amos. George is said to have went West during indian removal and Amos to Mississippi

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Native mothers were the reason for the next generations tithability.
Community Study Downline: Transfer communals marrying Natives at Fishing Creek over to Indian Territory for a few lines: Dyches of Ancinape' Tory of Succession Paper Evicted from Ga for letting POWs go; Sutton (of Cherokee in Emmitt Starr book), and Anderson of the Lenape line to KS and MS with the Thompson Cheraw who dropped off many in Butts Co, Ga, and Thompson Cem in Kiln, MS for the Cooper Roll Crew of 1855; plus, the TX crew went to Mt Tabor and where 16 specific to this group self identified as Cheraw and enumerated with the Creek and Cherokee of the Mt Tabor Indian Community.

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• Ancestry.com. North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. AncestryImage Name: Hardy Ried Gender: Male Bond date: 20 Jan 1784 Bond Place: Gates, North Carolina, USA Spouse: Tabitha Ried Spouse Gender: Female Event Type: Bond. Bondsman: William Gwinn Witness: Law Baker also see AncestryImage
• Year: 1790; Census Place: Gates, North Carolina; Series: M637; Roll: 7; Page: 329; Image: 195; Family History Library Film: 0568147 AncestryImage 8 free persons in household
• Alabama Department of Archives and History; Montgomery, Alabama AncestryImage Name: Hardy Reed Will/Court Date: 22 Jan 1812 Will/Court Location: Montgomery County, Alabama Roll #: 26 Archive Collection #: SG031427. Name Range: Powell, John - Repsher