Hi again Deloris, You probably have this already, but I also found Roseann's son John's family in 1880 in Oregon: Jno. REYNOLDS Self M Male W 42 OH Physician OH PA Sarah REYNOLDS Wife M Female W 42 OH Housekeeper MA PA Mary E. REYNOLDS Dau S Female W 19 OH OH OH Kate REYNOLDS Dau Female W 14 OH Attend School OH OH Lloyd REYNOLDS Son S Male W 8 OH OH OH John REYNOLDS Son S Male W 5 OR OH OH Harry REYNOLDS Son S Male W 2 OR OH OH Source Information: Census Place East Salem, Marion, Oregon Family History Library Film 1255082 NA Film Number T9-1082 Page Number 31D This John Reynolds was the only one on the 1880 census whose father was born in Ohio and mother was born in Pennsylvania. Michele

Hi Deloris, I'm not researching this family, but since you didn't mention the 1880 census, I looked up Roseann on the 1800 census on familysearch.org: John LARKIN Self M Male W 78 IRE Drayman IRE IRE Cooney LARKIN Wife M Female W 55 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE E. F. SNYDER Other S Male W 27 OH Hostler OH PA Henry KICKLER Other S Male W 24 GER Hostler GER GER Mary MC GRAW Other W Female W 33 OH Seamstress MD PA Rosanna REYNOLDS Other W Female W 77 PA MD MD Source Information: Census Place Columbus, Franklin, Ohio Family History Library Film 1255016 NA Film Number T9-1016 Page Number 138C Michele

Hello List Members, I am new to the list and searching for my Reynolds ancestors from OH. Marriage Records, Perry County, Book 1, Page 229: 24 Sept 1837. Clark, Rosanah to Reynolds, Joshua by James Clarkson Rosanah "Rose Ann" Clark was the sister of my great grandfather, Isaac Jackson Clark. On the 1830 census: One of these would more than likely be the father of Joshua. Reynolds, Jonathan Bristol, (Pike) Perry, OH 1830 Reynolds, Ebenezer Pike, Perry, OH 1830 Bristol, Perry, OH is where my ancestors first settled in Perry County, OH in 1829 from PA On the 1840 census: Johnathan Reynolds Pike, Perry, OH 1840 Reason Reynolds Pike, Perry, OH 1840 I have not been able to find Joshua Reynolds but I did find Rosan on the 1850 census. 1850 census: Rosan Reynolds 45 1804 Pennsylvania Female Pike, Perry, OH John F Reynolds 11 1838 Ohio Male Pike, Perry, OH Harriet Reynolds 10 1839 Ohio Female Pike, Perry, OH Henry M Reynolds 1 1848 Ohio Male Pike, Perry, OH I can not find them on the 1860 census. However, in 1870 it appears that Rose Ann is living with her married daughter but it's hard to tell since the relationship is not indicated on the 1870 census - Lancaster, Fairfield, OH McGraw Thomas 34 born in PA, McGraw Mary 28 OH, Reynolds, James 10 OH, Reynolds, Roase Ann 65 PA and, next household: McGraw, John 28 PA McGraw, Elizabeth 25 NY According to my 95 year old cousin, Rose Ann Clark Reynolds died in 1883. My cousin has since passed so I can't check with her. I would really love to connect with someone who is researching this family. Deloris Bringardner Girard

Hello, I am looking for information concerning John Reynolds, the first govenor of Georgia. Does any one know if he had children...what were their names? In what counties might they have settled in? thanks, Kae Wilson

Does anyone have any Reynolds people who migrated from the eastern side of Kent England to anywhere in the US in the 1700s and 1800s? There is a fairly large Reynolds family who spread out around Leeds, Preston, Eastry, Deal etc., and quite a few of the menfolk were in the Royal Navy. One person of interest is John Reynolds who became the first Royal governor of Georgia.... http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?path=/HistoryArchaeology/ColonialEraTrusteePeriod/Topics-4&id=h-818 would love to hear from anyone with interests in any of the above Carolyn

For anyone interested I am changing email addresses...will be _bae2tx@cablelynx.com_ (mailto:bae2tx@cablelynx.com) . Have been searching for parents and siblings of my James Madison Reynolds b. Nov. 1815...we do not know where. Could be connected to a Mathias who is in the 1810 census of Barren Co. Ky. Also there is an Anderson H. Reynolds (land record) in 1837 in Jackson Co., IL, and we know our James Madison Reynolds was in that county at that time???? Would love to hear from you if you are connected to either of these men. Thanks, Billie

Valerie Reynolds wrote: > Sigh, now does anyone have Reynolds in Pennsylvania? My husband's Reynolds > began in 1776 in the Philly area then moved to Northumberland Co, Penn. > sometime in the 1780's. They are there to this today. > Valerie Reynolds Not sure. I'm in the NW corner of PA. My family (Elijah Reynolds) on my father's side probably came from England but lived in Port Deposit, Maryland. About 12 Reynolds' are buried in the cemetery there. There is another family of Reynolds there at the same time - I don't know if there is any relation between the two families. One of Elijah's sons married an App whose family donated the land on which Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania was built. See below. I have some photos of paintings of Elijah and Eliza I can scan and post when I have time. The paintings were lost and I'd love to have them back or see that they are in the hands of other descendants. I can post a list of my family births and deaths when I can find everything. (I may be moving in a few weeks so everything is packed in anticipation.) I'd sure like to find some family; my only living relative is my father. Reynolds is my maiden name, I've never changed it. Here's what I have: Elijah Reynolds, b. Sept. 5, 1796, d. Mar. 1869 married Eliza Edmonson Reynolds b. Jan. 9, 1800, d. May 30, 1879 I'm a descendent of their son: William Wesley Reynolds, who married Catherine App, Selinsgrove PA (Susquehanna U.): Their son John Louis Reynolds married Florence Helene Koller in Jersey City, New Jersey, 1906 and had my father, Wesley Louis Reynolds 2-10-1920. I am Wesley's only child: Andrea Reynolds (b. 1949) I would love to find more in this line. Andrea Reynolds -- http://www.CrisisBrainstorm.com http://www.AndreaReynolds.com

In a message dated 9/27/2004 1:01:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, REYNOLDS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: I have lived in VIC,WA, NSW and QLD........... Hey, I knew those. You would be surprised how much attention Australia gets in the United States. Be it because of certain actors or actresses, movies or American interest. Australia and due to the Lord of the Rings- New Zealand have grabbed American attention. Sigh, now does anyone have Reynolds in Pennsylvania? My husband's Reynolds began in 1776 in the Philly area then moved to Northumberland Co, Penn. sometime in the 1780's. They are there to this today. Valerie Reynolds

Thanks to a helpful lister who sent the following explanations of abbrevaitions used, and I thought I might pass them on to help others who have as little knowledge of USA geography as I do. AL-Alabama, AK-Alaska, AZ-Arizona, AR-Arkanasas, CA-California, CO-Colorado, CT-Connecticut, DE-Delaware, DC-Distict of Columbia, FL-Florida, GA-Georgia, HI-Hawaii, ID-Idaho, IL-Illinois, IN-Indiana, IA-Iowa, KY-Kentucky,LA-Louisana, ME-Maine, MD-Maryland, MA-Massachusetts, MI-Michigan,MN-Minnesota, MS-Mississippi, MO-Missouri, MT-Montana, NE-Nevada, NH-NewHampshire, NJ-NewJersey, NM-NewMexico, NY-NewYork, NC-NorthCarolina, ND-NorthDakota, OH-Ohio, OK-Oklahoma, OR-Oregon, PA-Pennsylvania, RI-Rhode Island, SC-SouthCarolina, SD-SouthDakota, TN-Tennessee, TX-Texas, UT-Utah, VT-Vermont, WA-Washington, WV-WestVirginia, WI-Wisconsin, WY-Wyoming. cheers Carolyn

Gosh, methinks that this may be a good place to mention one of my very favorite sites . . . I have never, in the past, thought this site to be helpful to those abroad; but, because you listed the abbreviations for all the states, it jogged my mind - it could be an invaluable tool for you . . . I know it helps me immensely!! It is my favorite online telephone white pages . . . and for those of you outside the US, the white pages are residential phone numbers; yellow pages are business listings which may include a display ad. The site is www.switchboard.com and you can search for just a surname and use/not use a state, you may search by phone number, you can find out from these searches the concentration of a surname in any one state. I cannot tell you of all the blind phone calls I have made from gathering those numbers, that I've found the person I needed!! Just last week I found the person for whom many baby pictures, his parents, his grandparents are in our possession. . . he is a distant cousin and these pictures were found in the possessions of our grandmother. What a delight to speak with him on the phone and be able to fill some of the gaping holes in my information as well as find out that he is interested in learning more about US!! so the pictures were not only emailed to him, but the originals are in the mail to him as well. Check out that phone book . . . Jeanine ----- Original Message ----- From: Carolyn To: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 1:24 AM Subject: [Reynolds] USA State Abbreviations Thanks to a helpful lister who sent the following explanations of abbrevaitions used, and I thought I might pass them on to help others who have as little knowledge of USA geography as I do. AL-Alabama, AK-Alaska, AZ-Arizona, AR-Arkanasas, CA-California, CO-Colorado, CT-Connecticut, DE-Delaware, DC-Distict of Columbia, FL-Florida, GA-Georgia, HI-Hawaii, ID-Idaho, IL-Illinois, IN-Indiana, IA-Iowa, KY-Kentucky,LA-Louisana, ME-Maine, MD-Maryland, MA-Massachusetts, MI-Michigan,MN-Minnesota, MS-Mississippi, MO-Missouri, MT-Montana, NE-Nevada, NH-NewHampshire, NJ-NewJersey, NM-NewMexico, NY-NewYork, NC-NorthCarolina, ND-NorthDakota, OH-Ohio, OK-Oklahoma, OR-Oregon, PA-Pennsylvania, RI-Rhode Island, SC-SouthCarolina, SD-SouthDakota, TN-Tennessee, TX-Texas, UT-Utah, VT-Vermont, WA-Washington, WV-WestVirginia, WI-Wisconsin, WY-Wyoming. cheers Carolyn

I presume these are states in USA....... I can work out the first one as Virginia but can only guess at the others. Please remember this list reaches Reynolds researchers worldwide and not just in USA so a little more explanation with place names would help a lot. For example, I have lived in VIC,WA, NSW and QLD...........which are the Australian states Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. Unless you know Australian geography, then VIC WA NSW and QLD are just as meaningless to you, as KY/ IN/ VA/ NC is to me. cheers Carolyn > looking for info on Reynolds/ Hillenburg (spelling differed)/ > Conner/Stewart/Crusenberry-Christenberry. . . . . . families mostly from KY/ IN/ VA/ NC > > > Brook Rose > >

looking for info on Reynolds/ Hillenburg (spelling differed)/ Conner/Stewart/Crusenberry-Christenberry. . . . . . families mostly from KY/ IN/ VA/ NC Brook Rose

In a message dated 9/17/2004 8:06:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, REYNOLDS-L-request@rootsweb.com writes: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com I have loose ends in my Reynolds family. Any help would be great! My grandpa was Fred Reynolds married Lorene Simpson in Monroe Co IN, great grandpa was Lemuel Grant Reynolds married Susie Jane Conner and ggreat grandpa was John Reynolds married to Martha Crusenberry. John was born in KY or IN abt 1847, Grant was born in IN abt 1873, and Fred was born in Lawrence or Monroe Co. Indiana abt. 1898 I was told that John's father was David or Daniel Reynolds, dont know any more! Brooke Rose Wilber

Looking for info on Brinton Reynolds Sr. of Machias, Maine married to Miranda E Davis. He was born 1899?. Miranda was born 1900. Some of the childrens name were Brinton, Allie, Bucky, Eleanor, Lillian, and Shirley. Miranda's siblings were Marsha, Mildred, Mary, Keith, George, Paul and William. Esther and Joanne were also named in the early 1970s but not listed. Brinton Reynolds Jr was my guardian after my mother died. Any information is greatly appreciated. Glennis Diggins Arnott Researching the following last names: Reynolds, Davis, Hooper, Kilton, Arnott, Loomis, and many more. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers!

IDesperately trying to find links with my REYNOLDS connections. In my REYNOLDS tree, there were a few given the middle name of MORRISON. For example, my father was named Geoffrey Morrison Reynolds. This middle name was also given to girls in the family. I have Australian connections as my grandfather was born there. As I have searched high and low for nearly 5 years and found no-one related to me, I hit on the idea of mentioning this middle name. Warm wishes Angela

Hi. I am researching Thomas Jefferson REYNOLDS who was born Aug. 18, 1858 and died Aug. 20, 1933. He was married to Emma J. HILL born Oct. 2, 1861 and died May 3, 1965. Both are buried at Red Oak Baptist Cemetery in Doles, GA. They had the following children: Annie (married J.L. Epps) Barney Perry Lola (married W.E.D. Whiddon) Joe (J.S. Reynolds) Toombs (T.A. Reynolds) Vera (married Mr. Williams) Does anyone know of this family? I know that Thomas Jefferson Reynolds and Emma J. Hill were married by 1880 as they are on the 1880 Census in Worth County together.

My g-g-grandpa, Harvey Reynolds born ca 1802 to Morris Reynolds Sr/Leah Schull, lived near Charleston, Kanawha Co. VA after his marriage to Elizabeth Greenlee 22 Jan. 1829. Morris Reynolds, Sr. born in VA, date unknown, was sheriff of Mason Co, West VA and believed to have died there before July 1826. TO Debbie House: Ever find any of these people among yuour Virginia Reynolds? Contact Mrs. Erdine Nugent (enugent@nwnetcom.net

In a message dated 8/30/2004 9:06:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time, davereynolds@pdq.net writes: > As Benjamin Franklin said, "It is a wise man who knows his own father." roflmao Jim Denning Chelsea,Ma.-Woburn,Ma.-denning-dennen-danin-dinan-dinihey-denningston-dinning- carlon-carroll-dever-cogan-malone-heslin-piscopo-mazzola-martini-farrell-mchug h-farley-grimes-lynch-doherty-SanDanto,Ita-Adargh,longford-Revere,Ma-Wintrop,M a.-sprague- and ever growing list

Cheryl, Currently Family Tree DNA FTDNA has 13 geographical projects in place. These are for specific family groups or family associations. The Reynolds surname does not to my knowledge have a specific project in place for a specific geographical area. However, each Reynolds participant who has a paper trail of his ancestors, in reality provides geographical clues of his ancestors. From what I understand from the recent post at RootsWeb [which by the way I have responded to], this is a suggestion for those who have DNA tested or are contemplating the same to participate in a project to identify their family ancestors who may have lived in specific cities associated with the project. The Chelsea, MA project as indicated from the information given at FTDNA is: "We will cover any name found in the three towns. But the idea is that you have records of someone from the towns." http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Chelsea.Revere.Winthrop.Ma/ In other words, this is a generalized gathering of all surnames that may have been associated with three certain towns in MA. FTDNA has : "Over 1,100 SURNAME PROJECTS, Over 8,000 unique surnames, over 24,000 records in the database, over 9,000 distinct 12-marker haplotypes, and over 7,000 distinct 25-marker haplotypes." This is a good start in identifying surnames and to begin the process of learning more about each through DNA testing. The Chelsea Project is a program to expand the basics of DNA testing. I presume that in time, more persons interested in expanding genetic genealogy to their family history research will begin geographical projects to provide more clues and to pinpoint specific geographical regions where there ancestors may have resided. IMHO, this will be based on paper trails of some fashion, as well as specific DNA testing. Overall, geographical DNA projects are a means of providing clues to one's family roots. I wholeheartedly support such projects for genetic genealogy. Cheryl, if you have your cousin tested, then you could start a geographical project, perhaps, of the places your ancestors resided in Missouri, or elsewhere. As more Reynolds do the basic tests, then geographical projects will become a possibility and eventually provide a warehouse of ancestral clues. Best regards, James Reynolds Hull Administrator, Reynolds DNA Projects ----- Original Message ----- From: <CARADOC28@aol.com> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 10:52 AM Subject: Re: [Reynolds] Dna projects > In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:20:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, CKenter838 > writes: > > > > > > > > Question are they doing this project for the Reynolds lines in the states? > > > > If they have started, I will attempt to get my only known Reynolds line 1st > > cousin to do this for us. > > > > Hugs, > > Cheryl > > Missouri US > > > > yeah i think so most projects are world wide unlike chelsea which is local > to chelsea revere and winthrop Ma someone on the reynolds lists nows how to > join and should contact you > Jim Denning > Chelsea,Ma.-Woburn,Ma.-denning-dennen-danin-dinan-dinihey-denningston-dinnin g- > carlon-carroll-dever-cogan-malone-heslin-piscopo-mazzola-martini-farrell-mch ug > h-farley-grimes-lynch-doherty-SanDanto,Ita-Adargh,longford-Revere,Ma-Wintrop ,M > a.-sprague- and ever growing list > > >

As Benjamin Franklin said, "It is a wise man who knows his own father." David Reynolds > I run the Denning &Varient project > thats is designed to do dennings yours reynolds DNA IS growing what > chelsea > is doing is reynolds dennings cogans benson devers mccarthys pooles > winsors > ect who lived in chelsea and the towns unlike the y projects working on y > chromosomes passed by fathers. these will eventually hook up sires. > > chelsea is looking for relationships sideways marrages and cousins. > i dont want reynolds unless they tie to chelsea. it wouldnt be ogood for > you > or us. but if you did have chelsea ties the amounbt of intermarriages is > up > to you to imagineventually the teo types of projects will be different > and > you will be able to be in both . not now > > but that is really not important since once you are processed you are > compared to every one else > > its good for the people in the projects to see results when they come to > the > pages >