Second Generation

2. Emily D. Reed was born on 17 December 1831 in Brooklin, Hancock County, Maine, USA. She died on 5 January 1867 in Lost at Sea. Lost at sea in schooner 'S. J. Collins' along with husband, daughter and son in 1867.
9 people listed her all with family connections were lost at sea in 1867. Most likely in one mishap.
Joseph Reed - wife Isadore Staples
Simeon Reed - Wife Emily Rich and daughter Alice Reed
Emily Reed - husband Winthrop Lane and children Lillian Babbidge and Grace Lane.

Emily D. Reed and Capt. Daniel H. Babbidge were married on 25 November 1856 in Swan's Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA. Married by Benjamin F. Stinson.
Capt. Daniel H. Babbidge was born on 6 August 1832. He died Lost at Sea in Schooner Constitution on 19 November 1860. He was buried in Rose Hill cemetery, Atlantic. Marker. Marker in Rose Hill Cemetery, Atlantic.

Emily D. Reed-2274 and Capt. Daniel H. Babbidge-2261 had the following children:

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Lillian Babbidge was born about 1859. She died on 5 January 1867 in Lost at Sea. Lost at sea in the schooner 'S. J. Collins' along with mother, half brother, and stepfather in 1867. 9 people listed her all with family connections were lost at sea in 1867. Most likely in one mishap. Joseph Reed - wife Isadore Staples Simeon Reed - Wife Emily Rich and daughter Alice Reed Emily Reed - husband Winthrop Lane and children Lillian Babbidge and Grace Lane.

Emily D. Reed and Capt. Winthrop Babbidge Lane were married about 18 November 1864 in Swan's Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA. Capt. Winthrop Babbidge Lane was born on 28 August 1838 in Deer Isle, Hancock County, Maine, USA. He died on 5 January 1867 in Lost at Sea. "In January, 1867, this town sustained one of the greatest losses of life that ever happened at any one time, in the loss of the schooner "S.J. Collins", owned here and commanded by Winthrop B. Lane. After the fishing season was over, several men with their wifes and children made this coasting voyage a trip of pleasure. They took a load of freight at Bangor for New York, after which they took a load of corn at Hoboken, N.J. for Belfast and Bucksport parties. They started for home on Jan. 5. That night a storm and gale came on, and it is supposed the vessel foundered. The vessel's company were Capt. Winthrop B. Lane and wife Emily, who was formerly the wife of Daniel H. Babbidge, who was lost at sea in the schooner "Constitution". Mrs. Lane had with her her two daughters, Lillian Babbidge, aged eight, and Grace Lane, one year old. The others were Simeon S. Reed, his wife Emily and daughter Alice, Joseph F. Reed, aged twenty-five, his wife Isadora, aged twenty-two and Amos Staples. The whole party of nine were young people."
Capt. Lane's son, Charles Lane, by his first and deceased wife, Lucretia Torrey, did not accompany the others and survived.

Emily D. Reed-2274 and Capt. Winthrop Babbidge Lane-2278 had the following children:

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Grace Lane was born about 1866. She died on 5 January 1867 in Lost at Sea. Lost at sea in the Schooner 'S. J. Collins' along with mother, half sister, and father in 1867. 9 people listed her all with family connections were lost at sea in 1867. Most likely in one mishap. Joseph Reed - wife Isadore Staples Simeon Reed - Wife Emily Rich and daughter Alice Reed Emily Reed - husband Winthrop Lane and children Lillian Babbidge and Grace Lane.