| Go to his parents Osborne C. Reeves b. December 29, 1809 Grayson Co VA d. April 8, 1892 Tarrant Co TX buried: Handley Cemetery Tarrant Co TX |
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Go to her parents Rebecca Osborne b. April 10, 1812 Grayson Co VA d. March 4, 1898 Tarrant Co TX buried: Handley Cemetery Tarrant Co TX |
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| George Franklin Reeves |
b. October 17, 1831 Grayson Co VA |
d. October 12, 1886 Tarrant Co TX buried: Handley Cemetery |
| Ezra Reeves |
b. abt 1835 VA |
d. |
| Haywood C. Reeves |
b. June 21, 1838 VA |
d. April 3, 1912 Gordon Co GA buried: Miller (Reeves) Cemetery |
| Enoch O. Reeves |
b. abt 1840 VA |
d. June 3, 1864 killed at Cold Harbor VA |
| Stephen F. Reeves |
b. abt 1842 VA |
d. October 6, 1861 Fairfax VA (typhoid fever) |
| Mary Caroline Reeves |
b. December 30, 1848 GA |
d. February 11, 1886 Tarrant Co TX buried: Handley Cemetery Tarrant Co TX |
| John Andrew Jackson Reeves |
b. abt 1852 GA |
d. 1929 |
Notes: Osborne C. Reeves was a Methodist minister.
Reeves Station was built in 1901 on property given by Osborne C. Reeves to the
Southern Railway Company on condition that the station be named Reeves. It land was
located in the Reeves Community, a small town about 18 miles north of Rome, Dade
County, GA. The building was moved to Rome GA in 1976 and is now used as Rome's
Visitor Center.
Notes for Enoch O. Reeves: Served in 21st GA Inf. CSA. Enlisted July 4, 1861.
Appointed 4th Sergeant June 4, 1862. Killed June 3, 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
Notes for Stephen F. Reeves: Served in 21st GA Inf. CSA. Enlisted July 4, 1861.
Died of typhoid fever on October 6, 1861 at Fairfax VA.
1840 Grayson Co VA Census
1850 Gordon Co GA Census
1860 Gordon Co GA Census
1870 Gordon Co GA Census
