1870:
As of 30 June 1870 the William Gravatt family lived in Hightstown, Mercer Cnty, New Jersey. The family included: William L., age 49; Hannah C., age 46; Clarissa E., age 23; Morris, age 15; Benj. F., age 12; Margaret A. age 10; Lydia C. age 8; and Carrie Ad., age 5. William is a railroad employee, his wife Hannah keeps house, daughter Clarissa is a tailoress, and Morris and Benjamin are both farm laborers. All were born in New Jersey.783

1880:
As of 19 and 21 June 1880, the United States Census states that the following were living in Broadalbin, New York:778
Clarressa Gravett, age 29; her sister, Clarra Gravett, age 18: her adopted daughter, Lithene Gravett, age 8 months (born October 1879); Edward Read, age 23 and Foney(?) Cole, age 20, both hired farm laborers. Although the ages do not match, it is almost certain that this is Clarissa/Clara Gravatt and her sister, Carrie. Clarissa E. Gravatt’s birth date in the 1870 census corresponds to the birth date given in Clara E. Gravatt’s obituary, however a four to five year discrepancy follows Clara across every census to her death. Perhaps she wanted folks to think she was younger than she really was! Clarissa/Clara was actually 34 and Carrie was really only 15 in 1880.

1899:
Mrs. Carrie Reed, Harry Reed and Maud Reed are removed from the membership of the United Presbyterian Church of Broadalbin, as of 25 Jun 1899.57

1900:
The Edward Reed family lived on a rented farm (they are also listed as carrying a mortgage on their farm) in the Town of Broadalbin, Fulton Cnty, New York and is listed in the U. S. Census as follows: Edward (age 42, farmer), Carrie, his wife (age 36), and his children Harry (age 16, farmer), Maud (age 14, works in knitting mill), Acsah (age 12), Willie (age10), Clara (age 9), John (age7), Catharine (age 4), Morris (age 1) and Gladdis (age 1).58

Also according to the Census, Carrie is listed as having had eleven children, 9 of which are living at the time of the census.58 Louie H. died in 1888 or 1889 at age 8 and Achsah’s twin, Lottie, died in 1887 at age 2 mths.

1905:
According to a New York State census, Edward Reed (age 48) was the head of a household and a farmer in the Town of Broadalbin, NY with his wife, Carrie (age 41). Their children were: a son, William L. (age 16); a daughter, Clara G. (age 14): a son, John E. (age 12); a daughter, Catherine F. (age 10), a son, Morris (age 8); a daughter, Gladys (age 6); a daughter, Pearl (age 4); a son, Frank (age 2) and a daughter, Edna (age 2 mths.)55

1910:
As of 16 May 1910 the Edward Reed family owned their farm free and clear in the Town of Broadalbin, Fulton Cnty, New York and is listed in the U. S. Census as follows: Edward (head of household, general farmer, age 52), Carrie (his wife, age 45), and his children, Harry (son, farmer at his home farm, age 26), William (son, farmer at his home farm, age 21), John (son, farmer at his home farm, age 17), Catherine (daughter, age 14), Morris (son, age 12), Gladys (daughter, age 9), Pearl (daughter, age 8), Frank (son, age 6), and Edna (daughter, age 5).59

1910-1915:
All the children were born at the residence in the Town of Broadalbin (farm). The family moved to the Village of Hagaman, NY after their Town of Broadalbin residence burned.7

Harry resided in Hagaman, NY at the time of his wedding on 18 Oct 1911.3 Did the farm burn between 16 May 1910 and 18 Oct 1911?

1915:
As of Jun 1915, John E. Reed (age 56) and his wife Caroline (age 50) lived on Church Street in the village of Hagaman, Town of Amsterdam, New York with their son, William (age 25, farmer), their daughter, Clara (age 24, coverer at a knitting mill), their son John (age 22, farm laborer), their daughter Katherine (age 20), their son Morris (age 18, machinist at a rug mill), their daughter Gladys (age 16), their daughter Pearl (age 14), their son Frank (age 12) and their daughter Edna (age 10). Gladys, Pearl, Frank and Edna were all at school. L. Irving Thatcher (age 49) is listed as a lodger. The Harry Reed family and the John M. Thatcher family are living as neighbors. It is not clear if they live in the same building or in seperate houses, as street numbers are not listed.61

1920:
According to the Federal Census, the J. Edward Reed family lived in Hagaman, Montgomery Cnty, New York. The family included: J. Edward Reed (age 62), head of household; Carrie Reed (age 54) his wife; William L. Reed (age 30), their son; Kathryn F. Reed (age 24), their daughter; Maurice L. Reed (age 22), their son; Gladys G. Reed (age 20), their daughter; Pearl L. Reed (age 18), their daughter; Frank H. Reed (age 16), their son; Edna M. Reed (age 14), their daughter and Clara Gravatt (age 69), Carrie’s sister.782

1925:
John E. (age 67) and Carrie Reed (age 60) still lived in house number 8 on Church Street in Hagaman as of 1 Jun 1925, along with their children William (age 35), John E. (age 31), Frank H. (age 22), Edna M. (age 20); and their widowed daughter Glara G. Stewart (age 32) and grand daughter Eleanor M. Stewart (age 8). William was a well driller, John E. was a carder at a knitting mill, Frank H. was a laborer in a rug mill and Clara G. was a finisher in a knitting mill.522

1930:
According to the Federal Census, the John Edward Reed family still lived in Hagaman, Montgomery Cnty, New York. The family included:
John Edward Reed (age 72), Caroline S. Reed (age 65), William L. Reed (age 40), Clara Stewart (age 38), Eleanor Stewart (age 13), John Reed (age 36), and Edna Reed (age 25).521

1953:
Carrie Reed died on Wednesday, 25 Nov 1953, at 2:30p.m. at her home, 8 Church St., Hagaman, New York.38