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Death of Mrs Reed Ends Long Island Life
Mrs William T H Reed died at 2 p m after an illness from cancer dating to May 1963. She was 76 years eight months, active in church and missionary work in the Islands, and refused operation. Funeral at Haili Church with Rev S L Desha and Rev C E Shields. interment at Homeland Cemetery. Born December 20 1827 at Aberdour Scotland she later became Mrs Shipman and Mrs Reed. The narrative covers her early life, missionary marriage, and years in Hilo with details of family, relocations, and properties including Kkeeil’s Island Riverside Park and Reed’s Bay. Assignments of Hawaii teachers for September listed by Board of Education with multiple school changes and personnel moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TH. Reed
Haili Church
S. L. Desha
C. E. Shields
J. W. Mason
Allen S. Wall
W.S. Terry
R. A. Lyman
Scotland
Jane Stobie
Quincy
Illinois
Quincy Mission Institute
William C. Shipman
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Lahaina
Maui
Kinney
Punalua
Kau
Hawaiian Board
W. H. Shipman
N.C. Willfong
Maby
Hilo
William H. Reed
Reed
Bouilding
Watannenne Street
United States Post Office
J. W. Maxon
Reeds
United States
Jone
William One Ollie Shipman
Clara Shipman
L. A. ‘Phurston
Andover
Mass
Kkeeil's Island
Riverside Park
Reed's Bay
Waianuenue Street
William
Ollie Shipman
Alexander Stobie
C. A. Stobie