Troupe was born on 14 Feb 1880 in Sumter County, Florida, the daughter of George McIntosh Troupe Simmons and Anne Eliza Gough.
She died on 2 Feb 1911 in Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexico.
Her husband was Zechariah Booth Reid, who she married on 10 Dec 1900 in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas. Their four known children were George Lee Reid (1901-1977), Annie Willis (1904-1995), Helen Augustine (1906-1992) and Zechariah Booth Jr (1908-1939).
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Birth | 14 FEB 1880 |
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Death | 2 FEB 1911 |
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Census | 4 JUN 1880 |
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Census | 7 MAY 1910 |
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Burial | 1911 |
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Cemeteries -Jackson County Arkansas
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WILL | 12 APR 1897 |
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Will- Simmons, George MT
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Troupe and Z... |
Note 1
After the death of her parents, Troupe went to Newport, Arkansas at the encouragement of her sister Anne Bell Simmons, who already lived there with her husband , Holman Snell Simmons. Each day and evening a certain man walking to work would pass by the Simmons home, that man being Zachariah Booth Reid. They knew he was a singer and owned the music store downtown, so to attract his attention on his walks past the house, Annie and Troupe would sit out on the porch and play an instrument and sing songs as he walked past. It certainly worked, ZB and Troupe were married in the home of Snell and Annie B on December 10, 1900.
Note 2
Troupe S Reid 1880 1911 (Troupe Augustine Simmons, niece of HF Simmons, 1st cousin to Ben F Simmons, 1st wife of ZB Reid,
Mrs. H.S. Simmons received a telegram Thursday bringing the sad news of the death of her sister, Mrs. Z.B. Reid at Roswell, New Mexico at 4 o'clock a.m. The remains are expected to reach here Saturday.
Four children, two boys and two girls and the husband and one sister, Mrs. H.S. Simmons are left to mourn the departed member of the home for whom they had done all within their power.
The deceased was a member of the Baptist Church, a consecrated charitable woman, devoted and tender mother and wife. To the grief-stricken ones, the sympathy of many friends is extended.
The funeral service was held at the home of Judge and Mrs. H.S. Simmons Monday afternoon at 2:30, conducted by Rev. J.N. Lawless, pastor of the Baptist Church at Batesville and Rev. J.F. McKenzie of the Presbyterian Church in this city.
The remains were interred at Walnut Grove.
Newport Weekly Independent
February 3 and 10, 1911
see Weekly Independent 2/3/1911 and 2/10/1911