Samuel Joseph Reeve1 
The North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times (Tas. : 1899 – 1919) Monday 8 May 1911
DEATH.
REEVE. On May 6, at the residence of his father, Samuel, eldest son of Alfred Edward Reeve, of Boat Harbor; aged 23 years.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of the late Samuel Joseph Reeve will leave the resi- dence of his father, Boat Harbor TO-DAY (Monday), at 3.30 p.m., for the Flowerdale Cemetery. Friends please accept this intvitation. W. A. PORTER, Undertaker.
The North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times (Tas. : 1899 – 1919) Tuesday 9 May 1911
The funeral took place yesterday of Samuel, eldest son of Mr. Alfred E. Reeve, of Boat Harbor. The place of interment was the Flowerdale cemetery, and there was a representa- tive attendance at the funeral. The young man, who was only 23 years of age, became ill with pneumonia last week, and within four days was dead. Sincere sympathy is felt for the rela- tives.1 Reference: PI & REG GEN.1
Frances Mary Reeve1 
She was Seamstress.1 The North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times (Tas. : 1899 – 1919)( Friday 8 March 1912
WEDDING BELLS.
THORP REEVE. On Wednesday evening a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Gospel Hall at Boat Harbor, the contracting parties being Frances Mary, second daughter of Mr. A. E. Reeve, ‘Gershom Flowerdale, and Alfred Douglas third son of Mr. George Thorp ‘Spring Farm,’ South road, near Stanley- The church was crowded. The Rev. Livingstone, of Stanley, officiated The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, while the congregation were singing the hymn, ‘Lord Jesus who dids’t once appear.” During the service a short prayer was offered for those just entering in the bonds of holy matrimony, followed bv a shorty address, based on the highest ideal of the Christian faith— holy wedlock. The bride looked very pretty in a handsome muslin de soir dress with cream insertion trimmings. She wore the usual wreath of orange blossoms and a long embroidered cream veil, and carried a pretty bouquet, with cream streamers. Miss Nellie Thorp was bridesmaid and Miss Dosie Reeve maid of honor, and they were both daintily dressed and carried pretty bouquets. Mr. Paul Reeve assisted the bridegroom as best man and was supported by Mr. Lewis Thorp aa groomsman. The bride’s present to the bridegroom was a hand some silver shaving outfit, and his to the bride a prettily-engraved solid silver hand mirror.
Alter the ceremony the relations and friends journeyed to the residence of tho bride’s father, where a splendid supper was partaken of. Shortly after wards the happy couple left for Burnie en route to Launceston, where their honeymoon will be spent. Their future home will be at Forest. A beautiful lot of presents were given being both useful and ornamental and were greatly appreciated by the recipients.1 Her married name became Thorp.1
Paul Henry Reeve1 
Reference: PI & TAMIOT.1 His last will was dated 4 September 1979.1
Child of Paul Henry Reeve and Nellie Melvina King
- Randolph Frederick Reeve+ b. 24 Nov 1917, d. 19 Aug 1978
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
Stephen Alfred Reeve1 
Reference: Gen Soc.1 He was Fruit Inpsector.1 The Mercury Hobart, Tas. : Tuesday 3 December 1918 448th AND 449th CASUALTY
THE TASMANIANS
INJURED Bdr. Reeve, Stephen Alfred, Flowerdale.
The Mercury HOBART Wednesday 30 January 1924
Stephen Alfred Reeve had a conviction reeorded against him for not having a plate attached to his vohicle showing ing the number of passengers he was licensed lo carry. Ile was also ordered to pay 8s. costs.1 His last will.1
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
Theodosia Reeve1 
Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 – 1954) Friday 8 February 1929
ENGAGEMENT.
ORR–REEVE.—The engagement is announced of James Cunningham, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Orr, ”Silverburn,’ Peuicnick, Midlothian, Scotland, to Theo (Susie), third daugh ter of Mr. and the late Mrs. Alfred E. Reeve, ‘Gershom,’ Flowerdale, Tasmania.1 Her married name became Orr.1
Child of Theodosia Reeve and James Cunningham Orr
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
Constance Reeve1 
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
- [S6620] Sharon Elsley, “re: Reeve Family,” family provided evidence then verified by subsequent research and verification by BENR (101053), 24 March 2013. Hereinafter cited as “re: Reeve Family.”
David Charles Reeve1 
Children of David Charles Reeve and Frances Hilda Ward
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
John Morgan Hills Reeve1 
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
Joseph Edward Reeve1 
Children of Joseph Edward Reeve and Rita Eileen Smith
- Sharon Reeve+
- unknown Reeve
- Gerald Edward Reeve+ b. 28 Mar 1934, d. 18 Jul 1994
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
- [S6620] Sharon Elsley, “re: Reeve Family,” family provided evidence then verified by subsequent research and verification by BENR (101053), 24 March 2013. Hereinafter cited as “re: Reeve Family.”
Esther Chapple1 
She was Home Duties.1 The North Western Advocate and the Emu Bay Times, Thursday 8th March 1917
MARRIAGE. REEVE CHAPPLE. On February 23, 1917, privately, at Registrar’s office, Wynyard, Alfred Edward Reeve of ‘Gershom” Flowerdale, to Esther third daughter of tho late John and of Mary Ann Chapple, of ‘Glenvalley’ Boat Harbour.– No Cards
The Advocate Burnie Monday 11 August 1941
DEATHS
REEVE.-On August 9 at the Devon Hospital, Latrobe, Esther, beloved wife of Alfred Edward Reeve, Upper Rooke street, Devonport, aged 67 years.
FUNERAL NOTICES
REEVE.-The funeral of the late Mrs. Esther Reeve is appointed to leave the General Hospital, Latrobe, this day (Monday), at 12 noon, via De vonport, for interment in the New Don Cemetery.-F. E. WATTS & SONS, Funeral Directors, Latrobe. ‘Phone B6.1 Reference: Pioneer Index.1 Her married name became Reeve.1
Child of Esther Chapple and Alfred Edward Reeve
- Edith Adeline Reeve b. 11 Jul 1918, d. 20 Nov 2009
- [S5909] Compiler: Mary Jane Hooker Mary-Jane Hooker, gedcom: Mary-Jane Hooker (n.p.: 19 February 2012, unknown publish date).
