History of the Reed family in Europe and America

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3. Thomas, son of Thomas of Sudbury, married Mary
Bigelow. Children, — Thomas, Matthew, Benjamin, Ed-
niond. He was made freeman in 1656. He died in 1701 :
his wife died in 1707.
4. Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary of Sudbury, married
Mary Wood, May 30, 1667. Children, — Thomas, born
May 22, 1678 ; Elizabeth, married Nathaniel Wilson,
Dec. 28, 1709. He was appointed a committee to lay out
highways in 1664 ; was rated to build a bridge in 1693.
His wife died in 1724.
5. Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary of Sudbury, born
May 22, 1678 ; married Abigail Bacon, July 1, 1708, for
second wife. Children by first wife, — Nathaniel, Oct. 6,
1702 ; Isaac and Thomas, Feb. 23, 1704 ; Catherine, Janu-
ary, 1707. By second wife, — Mary, born May 1, 1711;
Abigail, Feb. 12, 1713, married Daniel Winch of Framing-
ham, March 11, 1742 ; Daniel, May 19, 1714 ; Betsy,
June 16, 1716 ; Lydia, Aug. 20, 1718 ; Joseph, Dec. 4,
1722.
6. Nathaniel, son of Thomas and Abigail of Sudbury,
born Oct. 6, 1702 ; married Phebe Lamb. Children, —
Reuben, born Nov. 2, 1730 ; Joshua, Dec. 14, 1732 ; Phebe,
Jan. 28, 1734, married Joshua Harrington of Brookfield in
1754 ; Lydia, born March 13, 1736, married Jonathan Dan-
forth in 1759 ; Mary, born Jan. 30, 1738, married Judith
Cutler in 1759 ; Nathan, born March 8, 1740 ; Persis, mar-
ried a Levins ; Martha, born Sept. 26, 1743, married Henry
Waldridge in 1762; Abigail, born March 17, 1746, married
Thomas Cutler of Lexington in 1764 ; Ruth, born Jan. 31,
1747, married William Gree, Oct. 16, 1769 ; Nathaniel, born
March 16, 1749 ; Eunice, Aug. 4, 1751 ; Nathan, Oct. 1,
1758. He settled in that part of Brookfield which is now a
portion of the town of Warren. He was a large landholder,
his farm consisting of fourteen hundred acres.