Hello...I am looking for Descendants of William Wall, Egbert, Percival Reynolds from Poughkeepsie and other areas of Dutchess County, New York. They are burried in the Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery in Poughkeepsie, New York. I would appreciate any information that you may have. Sincerely, John L. Reynolds

Hello...       I am looking for decendants of the William Wall Reynolds family. I believe he was born in Kingston, Rhode Island and died in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. in 1866. To my knowledge they were some of the earliest descendants of Rhode Island and came from England. He had a son Egbert 1837-1883 who was my Grandfather not sure if he was born in RI or NY died in Poughkeepsie, NY.        I would appreciate any information that you may have or find of this Reynolds family.        Sincerely,        John L. Reynolds, Great, Great Grandson        Hyde Park, N.Y.        e-mail: FALAHPNY@AOL.COM .

Trying to locate anyone who may have a C.P. (Commadore Perry?) Reynolds in their family line. C.P. married Francis Hall about 1860 in Knox Co., Ind. This C.P. Reynolds has always been a brick wall for me - and I would appreciate any help. Thanks

Hi Everyone, Billie inadvertently sent her post to me, so I am forwarding it to the list. Please be careful when responding to forwarded messages to respond to the original poster, not the person who forwarded. Thanks, Michele Chavez Reynolds list administrator ===== Original Message from BAETX@aol.com at 6/14/2004 8:22 am >Glenn, have you ever run across James Madison REynolds, b. 1815 we know not >where nor have any of his siblings names. Do know he was in Jackson Co. IL by >1838 when he had his first child & have info after that. >Thanks, Billie

Hi Everyone, Glenn was tagged as a nonsubscriber, so this post didn't make it to the list. I'm posting it so you all can read what he had to say. Please direct any comments to the list itself and to Glenn and Dianne. Thanks, Michele Chavez Reynolds list administrator ===== Original Message from "Glenn G. Reynolds" <ggreynolds@centurytel.net> at 6/13/2004 7:09 pm >Dear Dianne, > >The first three ancestors listed don't count as they are not relevant to >this line. That is concocted phony reach by S F Tillman, and has been >proved to be false. > >The 5th person, Jonothan was NOT the father of James, rather the fifth >person should be Jonathan's brother, John. That has been clearly >established and is inscribed ont Capt. James Reynolds Gravestone , in the >Smithfield burying ground near Amenia, New York. The next wo persons of >Jeremiah Sr. and Jeremiah Jr. are correct. John Hinkley Reynolds is the >youngest brother of my Great great great Grandfather Levi Reynolds. Much of >this data is available in the Reynolds Family Association Archives and in my >possession. Even more relevant is the same data, submitted to the RFA by >Allen Warren Reynolds, of Jefferson, Cassiopolis Co., MI, who I think seems >to be the son of Your Warren (William) Reynolds, the son of John Anson >Reynolds the son of John Hinkley Reynolds, son of Jeremiah Jr. Reynolds. >Other children of this Warren Reynolds know to me are Fred Anson Reynolds >and Mahala Reynolds. I had not known before of George (Warren ) Reynolds as >another son. It seems logical due to the fact that You mention, I believe >that Warren Ross Reynolds the son of George Warren Reynolds is your father?. >Is that correct,? > >John Hinkley Reynolds was born 4n April 1790 while our family was living in >Pittstown, Renssaeler County, New York. He married on 25 August 1811, >Dorcas Merchant b.16 July 1796. She was the daughter of Gurdon Merchant and >Hannah ( Allen W., thought that Gurdon's wife was an Eleanor Chauncy). >Dorcas died on 21 August 1869. John Hinkley Reynolds died 5 November 1856 >in Chenango, NY. > >Children of John Hinkley Reynolds, other than John Anson Reynolds include >Phoebe Ann,Warren, and Sally Clarinda. Now have I confused the Warren you >site as of JHR with that of John Anson's son Warren William?? The latter's >siblings include Laura De Ette, Frank, and Eva Eugenia. > >Some of the original "Temple" work on this line was completed by Athella >King of Seattle in late 1979 and early 1980, by special permission as she >was in person correspondence much earlie with Allen Warren Reynolds, who >was born June 9, 1878 and died in Cassiopolis, MI on July 18, 1978 (100 yrs >of age + 6 weeks). Athella King is still living in West Seattle on 16th >St.. Athella is a descendant of Asa Douglas Reynolds also an older brother >to John Hinkley, and a younger brother of Levi Reynolds, the second son of >Jeremiah Reynolds, who was my GrX3 Grandfather. > >Should you wish more on this family at a latter time my E-mail is >ggreynolds@centurytel.net To send you some more info of Allen W.'s >material I would need to have your snail mail address. > >Respectfully yours, > >Glenn > > > >Glenn G. Reynolds M.D. >RFA Line Coordinator for John and Sarah Reynolds >of Watertown, MA and Stamford/Greenwich, CT. >8023 Shirley Ave. >Gig Harbor, WA 98332

Hello....I've just recently found my Reynolds line on the LDS website, looking for more info to substantiate. This is the line I'm researching: Robert Reynolds of England Christopher Reynolds of England George Reynolds of England John (1st) Reynolds of England Jonathan Reynolds, Fairfield Co, Ct James Reynolds, Fairfield CT to Dutchess NY Jeremiah Reynolds Jeremiah Reynolds Dutchess, NY John Hinkley Reynolds, Albany NY to Chenango NY Warren Reynolds Chenango, NY George W. Reynolds, Chenango Warren Ross Reynolds, Chenango re: John Hinkley Reynolds, a cemetery listing shows him as Col. John H. Reynolds. Any info on that or any other of these individuals not available on LDS would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Diane Sowelu04@adelphia.net

Hello, Does anyone have a connection to Currie / Curry? My line left SC in the early 1800s. Regards, Linda Currie

Hello, Is anyone searching Runnels / Reynolds from SC that moved to AL? 1840 AL Randolph Co., Unknown Twp. pg 212- (Next door isMitchell Reynolds no family) Reynolds, Joseph 1 Male under 5, Joseph (1839) - could be older than Edward 1 male 5 under 10, Edward (1834-1830) - could be younger than Joseph 1 male 50 under 60, Joseph 2 females under 5, Nancy (1836) and ??? 2 females 10 under 15, ??? (1827-31) and Emily (1833) 1 female 15 under 20, Sarah (1825) 1840 AL Randolph Co., Unknown Twp. - (Next door to Joseph.) Reynolds, Mitchell 1 male 40 under 50. No Family 1840 AL Randolph Co., Unknown Twp. pg 206 Roll M704_14, Reynolds, Zachoriah 1 male under 5, 1 male 20 under 30, 1 male 30 under 40, 2 females under 5, 2 females 5 under 10, 1 female 10 under 15, 1 female 30 under 40. 1840 AL Randolph Co., Unknown Twp. pg 202 Roll M704_14 Reynolds, Jesse 1 male 20 under 30, 1 female 20 under 30. 1850 AL Randolph Co., Beat 4, Roll M432_14, Pg 610, Nov 6, 1850, dwel 366. (Same page as John W. Curry) Runnels, Joseph, 60, Farmer, $500, SC, cannot read or write Kesiah, 46, SC, cannot read or write Emily, 17, AL Edward, 16, AL Nancy, 14, AL Joseph, 11, AL Amanda, 8, AL Armetta, 6, AL 1860 AL Randolph, beat 4, Roll M432_14, Pg 307, dwel 371 Runnells, Mitchell, 54, 200, SC, Sarah 4, AL, Regards, Linda Currie

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Ms. Hiatt, As a member of the Reynolds Family Association, I do not mind paying the $10 per year to belong. If your client could not pay the $10, how could that client afford to pay your fees? (I doubt that you work for free.) If your clients do not have email and wants you to do the research, I would recommend that you simply join any organization that may possibly be of help and charge your client accordingly. There are many other sources that I am sure you are aware of, and I also believe that the books published by RFA are probably in many libraries across the county. Respectfully, Phyllis Reynolds Goelz -----Original Message----- From: Marty Hiatt [mailto:martyhiatt@starpower.net] Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 8:30 AM To: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Family Association To those of you who are members of the Reynolds Family Association: Is there anyway an index could be listed? One where outsiders could look for free, before joining? A few years back I inquired for information from the Reynolds Family Association. I don't remember if I wanted to post a query, or extract information. At any rate, I was told that the information was closed to all except paid subscribers/members of the association. I understand this limitation, but when researching names that are not my own, or when I only want to know what "might" be available; this is not financially smart for me. My clients often do not have email, and are not interested in conducting research themselves. If they were, I would suggest they join the surname associations. Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: <RFALEE@aol.com> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 12:14 PM Subject: Electious Reynolds > For some information about Electious and his family, please go to the > netsite of the Reynolds Family Association at: > http://www.narnet.com/rfa/ > > Lee Taylor >

To those of you who are members of the Reynolds Family Association: Is there anyway an index could be listed? One where outsiders could look for free, before joining? A few years back I inquired for information from the Reynolds Family Association. I don't remember if I wanted to post a query, or extract information. At any rate, I was told that the information was closed to all except paid subscribers/members of the association. I understand this limitation, but when researching names that are not my own, or when I only want to know what "might" be available; this is not financially smart for me. My clients often do not have email, and are not interested in conducting research themselves. If they were, I would suggest they join the surname associations. Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: <RFALEE@aol.com> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 12:14 PM Subject: Electious Reynolds > For some information about Electious and his family, please go to the > netsite of the Reynolds Family Association at: > http://www.narnet.com/rfa/ > > Lee Taylor >

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I am missing some documention to complete a Mayflower Society application I have been working on for a friend. I appreciate the responses to a couple previous postings that offered me some clues of where to seek further information. One of my sources indicates there is a book titled "Electious Reynolds of Salem and Middleboro, MA"; RFA Centennial Collection 1992. I would like to purchase it if it is still available. In the meantime I would appreciate it if someone who has this book in their possession could provide copies of the pages that contain information of the family of Electious REYNOLDS and Charity CASWELL'S son Joseph who married Bathsheba RANDALL. Joseph and Bathsheba apparently had a daughter Sally REYNOL:DS who married Burton BAKER and lived the later part of their lives in Hermon, St. Lawrence, NY. I need information to prove that Sally is indeed the daughter of the Joseph REYNOLDS from Rochester, MA who married Bathsheba RANDALL. I have the marriage intention from Middleboro, MA and the fact a Joseph REYNOLDS lived in Rochester, MA in the 1790 federal census. I have a page from his pension application papers listing his residence as Rochester and his father as Electious of Rochester. I have a deed linking Sally to her father Joseph. But I am being asked to prove that this Joseph REYNOLDS who lived in Hermon, St. Lawrence, NY is definitely the one from Rochester, MA. If the Millicent Reynolds book makes this connection and someone can send me the appropriate page or pages, I would be greatful. Thanks in advance for your help. I am willing to share what information I have collected. I also would appreciate a source of where the book could be purchased. Margaret Scheffler

I suspect there were quite a few John Reynolds in those days. I haave a bookby Neal Casky, a descendant of Thomas Reynolds of Lincoln Co NC. This John remained in Lincoln Co. Even Neal Casky lived on the original grant until he was killed recently in a car crash. I do enjoy helping people, but I am limited in research these days. I am aaReynolds and have traced my line to Thomas Reynolds of NC who came from Cecil Co. MD but that is my stonewall Emalene Rohrer ----- Original Message ----- From: <Gmhobbs107@aol.com> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 7:44 PM Subject: [Reynolds] John Reynolds > I am searching for a John Reynolds who lived in Charlotte, Dickson County TN > in 1830. He had a son named Mark Reynolds who became the first known settler > in Buffalo, Dallas County, MO around 1836. I know John came from NC, but that > is all the info I have. Please help! > > GMHobbs107@aol.com > > >

I am searching for a John Reynolds who lived in Charlotte, Dickson County TN in 1830. He had a son named Mark Reynolds who became the first known settler in Buffalo, Dallas County, MO around 1836. I know John came from NC, but that is all the info I have. Please help! GMHobbs107@aol.com

Hi, I'm looking for info on my ancestors who were settled in New Berlin, Chenango,NY Warren REYNOLDS b1820 m Eliza Maria ARNOLD George W. REYNOLDS b1845 Warren Ross REYNOLDS b1870 m Adaline BEARDSLEE Thanks Sowelu04@adelphia.net

For some information about Electious and his family, please go to the netsite of the Reynolds Family Association at: http://www.narnet.com/rfa/ Lee Taylor

No Maine Reynolds and no,Indians, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Raynold & Jean Brooks" <RAYYEN@webtv.net> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 10:45 AM Subject: [Reynolds] Abenaki Indian intermarriage > My Reynolds line in Maine, (earlier in MA.) had a male who married an > Indian (no longer allowed to use the term "Princess") female. She was > the daughter of an Indian leader called "Squid Asset". This is the > story which has come down thru the generations. Anyone ever hear of > this? Or, is anyone a decendant of the mid Maine Reynolds > (Augusta/Sidney area)? Thank you, Jean > >

While we're on the topic of Reynolds in upstate NY - does anyone have any data on: Darwin Reynolds born c.1820 died Jan 1872 lived near Union Springs, Cayuga, NY married 28 Jan 1849 to Lucilla Williams Lucilla born c.11 Feb 1825 died 28 Jan 1861VanBuren twp, Onondaga Cy, NY