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Excerpt from History of the Reed Family in Europe and America
The origin of the name, and other hypothetical remarks, at the commencement of the work, may be criticized and ridiculed by some who have never do voted much attention to the subject; but there is much more evidence to substantiate the theory of the author than a casual observer would suppose. If all the vouchers were inserted, the book would necessa rily be too large. It is much easier for people to find fault with the work of others than to do it well them selves.
The body of the workfis mostly taken from state, county, town, parish, church, and family records; but in some cases it consists merely of the oral statements of members of those particular families to which they have reference; while in most cases, where there were no records, different members of the same branch would differ in many points of their state ments, and thus make it necessary to search for other proof to establish the facts.
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