This site is also listed with the spelling of “Reid,” but the official spelling is “Reed” — yet another example of why you can’t be rigid about the spelling of a surname in early records.
Reed Gold Mine – NC Historic Sites page
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- 1800 Census Index
- 1810 Census Index
- 1820 Census Index
- 1830 Census Index
- 1840 Census Index
- 3rd NC Volunteers
- Bastardy Bonds
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- Civil War 17th Regiment
- Civil War Cabarrus Hornets
- Civil War, 33rd Regiment, Co C
- Civil War, Co G, 7th NC Regiment
- Co H of 8th NC Infantry
- Co L Cabarrus Light Infantry
- Cold Water Church
- Coleman Manufacturing
- Concord map 1796
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- Marriage Bonds 1800-1806
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- Melchor Petition 1800
- Methodism in Cabarrus
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- Mt Mitchell Community & Church
- Mt Pleasant Evangelical Lutheran
- Mt Pleasant Officials
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- St Stephens Church
- Vietnam Casualties
- Wagon Road
- War of 1812
- What’s New
- Wills & Estates
- World War 1
- World War 1 Casualties
- World War 2
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