Conrad Reed

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Conrad Reed was a young North Carolina farm boy whose 1799 discovery of a large gold nugget on his family’s property led to the first documented gold find in the United States and the establishment of the Reed Gold Mine.

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instanceOf historic gold mine
historical event
person
country United States
countryOfCitizenship United States
date 1799
discovered large gold nugget
familyName Reed
followedBy North Carolina gold rush
givenName Conrad
hasHeritageSite Reed Gold Mine
hasParticipant Conrad Reed
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
inception early 19th century
influenced beginning of the North Carolina gold rush
development of gold mining in the southeastern United States
knownFor discovering a large gold nugget in 1799
leading to the establishment of the Reed Gold Mine
making the first documented gold discovery in the United States
locatedIn Cabarrus County, North Carolina
linked to: Cabarrus County
location Reed family farm, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
namedAfter Conrad Reed
occupation farmer
operatedAs state historic site
ownedBy State of North Carolina
linked to: North Carolina
placeOfBirth North Carolina
placeOfDiscovery Reed family farm, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
pointInTime 1799

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Reed Gold Mine discoveredBy Conrad Reed
Reed Gold Mine namedAfter Conrad Reed
subject linked to: Conrad Reed
First documented U.S. gold discovery hasParticipant Conrad Reed
subject linked to: Conrad Reed
Reed family member Conrad Reed