Box 3

Includes correspondence and election ballots, diary describing a trip to Michigan (1853), transcriptions of diary entries (some referencing daughter Cordelia (1855)), and description of and original news clipping of his obituary.

Includes Machine Co. records and financial accounts, debt agreements, bond agreements, estimates of property damage, plan of Rumford Hill, deed to Lot #10, and records related to clapboard mill and Bradbury bankruptcy.

Includes financial and business records related to John Reed & Son (such as retail license application), accounting book, auction records, sales, trade agreement, deeds (including mill construction deed), Bradbury & Reed lawsuit, records of debt (Stephen Taylor), and lease of property for one year to Frederick Bates.

Includes correspondence and records related to his role as Justice of the Peace and Oxford county commissioner, as well as miscellaneous financial and legal papers. Not all include name of John Reed, but arrived in a folder together and thus left as a group.

Includes Oxford county summonses and records, warrants, pleas of debt, writs of justice, warrants, suit documents, and case dates, related to Reed's role as Justice of the Peace and county commissioner.

Notebook contains entries labeled "State of Maine," and signed "John Reed, Justice of the Peace," as well as population lists and financial accounts. Note that entries start at either end, and work toward the middle.

Oxford county town petitions and legal records on a variety of subjects. John Reed was a commissioner during this time.

Includes bills, receipts, invoices, contracts for sale, and accounting books related to Reed's beekeeping, spruce gum, timber, and other businesses.

Bills, receipts, and invoices compiled by Marcia Reed Binford.

Bills, inventories, and account records for Reed family general store.