Would like to hear from anyone who thinks there might be a link with my REYNOLDS who were born in London area (St. Pancras) 1800s (Thomas REYNOLDS) and prior and his son John Napoleon REYNOLDS who went to live in Australia (have yet to find the vessel he sailed on) etc. In particular I would like to make contact with another REYNOLDS researcher called Geoff Reynolds whose family came from Cornwall. We have been in touch, but I have lost his email address, so please contact me. I haven't found out any more information unfortunately,Geoff but would still like you to make contact please. Best wishes Angela angela.maskell@1066ad.com

Hello. My family includes Amy F. Wightman (daughter of Emily Florence Spicer and John Wightman Amy F. married in Ipswich, UK 1/4 1940. I'm looking for descendants. Emily Florence Spicer was niece of my great-grandfather, Thomas Stephen Spicer. I hope to find living relatives. Thank you for any help you can give. Ros Macgregor in Montreal

The 68th Annual RENNELS Family Reunion will be held on Saturday and Sunday, August 2 and 3, 2003 at Charleston, Coles County, Illinois. This Reunion is composed of descendants of John Rennels, Sr. (1781-1866) and his wife, Nancy Ewing Bland Rennels (1787-1867), early settlers of Hutton Township, Coles County, Illinois, via Sussex County, Delaware; Madison County, Kentucky; Lawrence County, Indiana, and Vermilion County, Indiana. This year we will be participating in the dedication ceremony of the Five Mile House Museum on Sunday, 3 August 2003, at 3:00 P.M. The Rennels Family has been very involved in both the history and restoration of this former way-side inn, 5 miles south east of Charleston, Illinois. Hundreds of covered wagons left from this site for the west and Abraham Lincoln supposedly watered his horse from the well while riding the court circuit. The Rennels Family Reunion contributed over $10,000.00 to the restoration project, besides countless volunteer man hours. On Saturday, August 2nd we will have a genealogy research day, starting at 10:00 A.M. at the Charleston Public Library, with a special presentation on the Five Mile House by David Kent Coy at 1:00. Later in the afternoon we will tour the long-abandoned Stewart Family Cemetery in Hutton Township. On Sunday, August 3rd we will meet at 12:30 P.M. at the Charleston VFW Hall for a potluck meal, followed by a short business meeting, then go on to the Five Mile House Dedication. The Rennels Fireplace in the east pavilion of Morton Park has also had some recent restoration work done and will be available for photographs. Thank you. For more information, please contact: David Kent Coy 123 North 20th Street Decatur, IL 62521-2114 (217) 420-4378 davidkentcoy@mcleodusa.net

I just wanted to let everyone know that there will be a reunion of the descendants of Joseph Reynolds and Queentina Amburgey September 12th - 14th, 2003 in Hindman, KY. All lines descending from this couple are invited, and many have already indicated that they will be attending. Some of the other surnames that have intermarried in this line include: Campbell, Caudill, Childers, Cornett, Craft, Creech, Fugate, Gibson, Helton/Hylton, Honeycutt, Huff, Maggard, Mullins, Newsom, Nolen, Owens, Perkins, Pigman, Pratt, Pridemore, Short, Sloan/Slone, Sparkman, Stamper, Stumbaugh, Sturgill, Terry, Thomas, Thornsberry, Vance, Webb, and more. Please check out our website for details (and to register for the reunion) at: http://www.runnelsfork.com <http://www.runnelsfork.com/> or email me for further information. I hope to see lots of you in September. Phyllis Reynolds Goelz

Locations are so important. Could those please be added to subject lines? It looks like Thomas is a favorite given name for so many Reynolds men. 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: "Sue Moyer" <sue10944@hotmail.com> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 10:22 PM Subject: [Reynolds] Thomas REYNOLDS & Catherine (HEDGES) JULIEN > Catherine HEDGS- was the widow of Jacob JULIEN, & m. (3.)-Joseph WOOD. She > was the daughter of Joseph HEDGES b. abt. 1713 & (? )Joseph HEDGES was the > son of Charles Caldwell HEDGES. > > I am trying to get better information about the daughter CATHERINE WOOD- b. > 09 April, 1749 who married 26 June, 1766 (New Castle Co., DE. or Frederick > Co., MD.)-- THOMAS REYNOLDS. I do not have a consistent birth date for this > THOMAS REYNOLDS. His birth date listed on the net was between 1731 - 1744. > > Does anyone know the exact birth date for Thomas, and who Thomas's parents > were? > > They also had a daughter REBECCA WOOD- (b. 12 Sep., 1759) All Saints Parish, > Frederick Co., MD. > I have not seen a marriage or husband listed for Rebecca, anywhere. > > Author-S.F. Tillman, in his "Christopher Reynolds and his Descendants" > book, listed a REBECCA WOOD married- (12 Sep., 1759) to THOMAS REYNOLDS- b. > 10 Feb., 1742. (settled Delaware) > Children: > RICHARD- b. 06 Jan., 1766 - m. Lydia ROTHWELL > GEORGE- b. 1768 - m. Sara WOODLAND > RACHAEL & THOMAS- (twins) b. 1770 (Rachael m. Thomas COCHRAN) > ROBERT > > 2nd marriage for Thomas- b. 1742- no wife listed: > child: > WILLIAM- b. 26 Feb., 1773 m. Elizabeth NAUDAIN > > I thought perhaps it was possible that Thomas Reynolds had married, at > differing times, both sisters, Catharine, & Rebecca Wood, or that S. F. > Tillman mixed up the sisters. > > > Any help would be appreciated, > > Sue Moyer > > _________________________________________________________________ > Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online > http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 >

Catherine HEDGS- was the widow of Jacob JULIEN, & m. (3.)-Joseph WOOD. She was the daughter of Joseph HEDGES b. abt. 1713 & (? )Joseph HEDGES was the son of Charles Caldwell HEDGES. I am trying to get better information about the daughter CATHERINE WOOD- b. 09 April, 1749 who married 26 June, 1766 (New Castle Co., DE. or Frederick Co., MD.)-- THOMAS REYNOLDS. I do not have a consistent birth date for this THOMAS REYNOLDS. His birth date listed on the net was between 1731 - 1744. Does anyone know the exact birth date for Thomas, and who Thomas's parents were? They also had a daughter REBECCA WOOD- (b. 12 Sep., 1759) All Saints Parish, Frederick Co., MD. I have not seen a marriage or husband listed for Rebecca, anywhere. Author-S.F. Tillman, in his "Christopher Reynolds and his Descendants" book, listed a REBECCA WOOD married- (12 Sep., 1759) to THOMAS REYNOLDS- b. 10 Feb., 1742. (settled Delaware) Children: RICHARD- b. 06 Jan., 1766 - m. Lydia ROTHWELL GEORGE- b. 1768 - m. Sara WOODLAND RACHAEL & THOMAS- (twins) b. 1770 (Rachael m. Thomas COCHRAN) ROBERT 2nd marriage for Thomas- b. 1742- no wife listed: child: WILLIAM- b. 26 Feb., 1773 m. Elizabeth NAUDAIN I thought perhaps it was possible that Thomas Reynolds had married, at differing times, both sisters, Catharine, & Rebecca Wood, or that S. F. Tillman mixed up the sisters. Any help would be appreciated, Sue Moyer _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

<A HREF="http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/ancestors/b-found.html">Click here: Family Bibles Found</A> < http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/ancestors/b-found.html> on this web page is included a Reynolds family... they are not mine, but thougth they might belong to someone on the list. The bible contairs the following surnames Roach/Reynolds of Hancock, NY to Alameda Co., CA. I am not connected to the folks posting the information, nor have I done any business with them. Just thought it might be some information someone else might be able to use. Hugs, Cheryl Reynolds Kenter MO

This might be the family Lee Bateman and Jodie Nelson were looking for, as found in S. F. Tillman's 1959 genealogy of the Reynolds family. --------------------------------------------- ANCESTORS OF # 7236 : REYNOLDS, THOMAS CHILD PAR NAME OF CHILD PAGE 1 0 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 1 1894 1 REYNOLDS, GEORGE 80 6292 1894 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 290 6293 6292 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 291 6294 6293 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 291 7077 6294 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 323 7235 7077 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 329 7236 7235 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 329 FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. USE THE ABOVE AS CLUES, >>> NOT <<< PROOF. --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 07-15-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 7236 : REYNOLDS, THOMAS CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE 7237 REYNOLDS, WESLEY 329 7238 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM LEWIS 329 7239 REYNOLDS, GEORGE E 330 7240 REYNOLDS, CHARLES JACKSON 330 7269 REYNOLDS, PATRICK 330 7270 REYNOLDS, ALEXANDER 331 FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. USE THE ABOVE AS CLUES, >>> NOT <<< PROOF. ---------------------------------------- 07-15-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 7240 : REYNOLDS, CHARLES JACKSON CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE 7241 REYNOLDS, HENRY THOMAS 330 7259 REYNOLDS, MARY B 330 7260 REYNOLDS, CHARLES WHITFIELD 330 FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. USE THE ABOVE AS CLUES, >>> NOT <<< PROOF. ---------------------------------------- Patrick, # 7269, is not carried forward in this book. Marty Irons

To Lee Bateman, Charles Jackson Reynolds If my line is correct, and I don't have it documented very well, Charles Jackson was the son of Thomas (according to Tillman) and the brother to Patrick who I THINK is my gggrandfather. I finally found Patrick, thanks to Terry Mann, as Patrick Runnels in Meriwether County, GA. So, if you haven't already done so, look for RUNNELS; he might be there. Jodie Nelson

Dear Le Sorry I can't help you as my great great grandmother was Ann Jackson Craver (Ware). I have just started this search and so don't have much info yet. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: Le Bateman <LeBateman@netzero.net> To: <REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 8:06 PM Subject: [Reynolds] Charles Jackson Reynolds > My maternal greatgreatgrandmother was Martha Alice "Queen" REYNOLDS 1 Jan > 1857 - 26 Sept 1926. She married Dr. Wyatt Stephen OATES the father of > mother's grandfather Walter Bragg. My source Mrs. Marvin Scott's History of > Henry County Alabama gives her parents as Charles Jackson and Martha Jordan > Reynolds. It has been brought to my attention that Charles Jackson's father > may or may not have been one Thomas REYNOLDS who married Nancy HARRISON. > Charles Jackson is listed on the 1860 and 1880 census for Henry County > Alabama, but I have not been able to locate him on the 1850 census for > Meriwhether County Georgia or Alabama. The only source I have which is error > ridden is Tilman's Ronnells and Reynolds of Virginia and England. Mrs. Scott > give Thomas and Nancy as the parents of Charles ackson Reynolds. She died > before she could document her sources in her book. Thanks for any help. > Le >

I've "rescued" an old letter written by Elizabeth REYNOLDS of Oil City, Pennsylvania to her husband G.E.W. REYNOLDS who was serving with Company D, 16th Regiment, Icd Brigade, WPD at Camp Samuel Crinnford(?) in Gettysburg, PA. The letter was written August 14th 1894 on Oil City Steam Laundry Co. Ltd. office stationary. Elizabeth speaks of a trip she and her Mother took to Tryonville and that her cousin took them to Alta's home for a visit. She refers to a letter received from Georgia and notes that Georgia is happy with married life. Elizabeth tells him that her Mother and Charly will probably stay with them during the winter. I'm hoping to locate someone from their family so that this precious family heirloom can be returned to the family. If you are a member of this family or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Hello Reynolds Researchers, I believe I may have identified the death registration of my great grandfather. THOMAS WILLIAM REYNOLDS died third quarter 1861, GRO Ref. 1b 272. He married Mary FROST at the Old Church, St Pancras in 1835. They had the following children; Thomas Joseph Reynolds, born 1836 James Reynolds, born 1838 William Patrick, born 1840, my grandfather Mary Reynolds, born 1843 John Reynolds, born 1845 Bernard Reynolds, born 1848 Maria Reynolds, born Agnes Reynolds, born September 14, 1855 I am particularly seeking anyone who may be a descendant from this family that could assist in verify or otherwise that this Thomas is my ancestor. Don in Sydney, OZ

Hi list, I joined a couple of weeks ago but have not posted yet. I've been meaning to make a post about the book "Rennolds-Reynolds" Family Roster by Stephen F. Tillman. Two or three people have pointed out to me that it is full of bad info and I concur, but it does not seem to be general knowledge. Tillman lists Richard (he gives a middle name of Spencer) REYNOLDS born about 1749, with son Spencer listed by many as being born about 1770. Way off, and I'll tell you why! I have copies of a family Bible with the birthdate of Richard C. REYNOLDS (son of Spencer, son of Richard). He was born, and I quote, "27 Novb 1771-2." I'm not sure what the deal is with the "1-2", but this Bible begins with his and his wife's info, followed by all their children's info, so I believe it belonged to him originally and later went to his daughter Phoebe. This date of 1771-2 means his father, Spencer, could not have been born 1767, and indeed, would have to have been born prior to 1755 at the very latest (making him only 16/17 at the child's birth, which was not common for men of that time), and probably closer to 1750, or earlier. In addition, researcher Richard Waggener (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/a/g/Rick--Waggener/GENE7-0002.html) has discovered a July 1754 Orange Co., VA land rental contract for the "natural lives of Richard, Spencer and George REYNOLDS.... or longest liver" Since Spencer was the older son, this means he was born by 1752 at the very latest, but probably a couple or a few years earlier than that. Now, looking at the 1767 date given for Spencer by those who cleaned up the Moses Steele Cemetery in Flat Creek (Williamson Co., Tennessee), I wonder if the stone might have said 1747. I'm pretty sure it is the right Spencer, since his wife Phoebe (WAGGENER) REYNOLDS is also buried there (Her stone is listed as saying died 1893, age 70. I believe that date was really 1823. Maybe somebody added the 70 when transcribing). Okay, so if Spencer was born about 1750, his father Richard wasn't born 1749! More like 1730 or sooner. The earliest record I'm aware of is the 1754 land indenture, when he already had two young sons. There are other errors to be addressed. Tillman apparently mixed up two of the Reubens, and gave some children to the wrong people, but I don't have the proper information to correct it yet. Chandra Dawson Martin

John Reynolds and Maria Ann Masten This couple were the parents of my GG Grandmother Elizabeth Reynolds, b. 8 June 1832 in Ulster or Westch Co., NY. Elizabeth married Jeremiah Short in 1850 in NY. Elizabeth migrated with Jeremiah to TN, then to TX, and d. 4 June 1925 in Eagle Lake, Colorado Co., TX. Would appreciate hearing from anyone that might have information about this family. Thank you. J. Beattie

Re: 1. E Ross REYNOLDS - husband 2. Millicent Reid PORTEOUS - wife 3. Stewart REYNOLDS - son My grandfather's sister, Millicent Reid PORTEOUS (b. 1878 in Stratford, Ontario), married E. Ross REYNOLDS and lived in South Orange, New Jersey from about 1925 until her death in 1945. My grandfather and his other siblings all moved to Saskatchewan from Ontario, Canada, in the early 1900s and one theory I have is that Millicent may have met her future husband somewhere in Western Canada (the last reference to Millie is in 1906 when she was boarding with her uncle, Mark Porteous, in Winnipeg, Manitoba). The 1930 US census for New Jersey, Enumeration District 7-602 (Pages 19 and 20) shows that they had a son whose first name was Stewart, a quite common given name in our family, perhaps inherited from Millie's US born grandmother, Margaret STEWART - about whose origins I know nothing. The odds that Stewart REYNOLDS is still living are probably quite poor... The city directory for South Orange, NJ lists the family at 388 Clark Street; they ran a dry cleaning/tailoring business by the name of Reynolds Brothers. Has anyone researching REYNOLDS come across this family? Thanks very much! --Doug Porteous Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada http://www.novateq.ca/genealogy/

According to information I have: CORNELIUS, Richard married REYNOLDS, Betsey on 28 Apr 1827 in Sumner County, Tennessee. Also in Sumner County around this time period was: MARLOW, Stephen married REYNOLDS, Aly on 22 Feb 1823. Hope this helps! Larry "Joe" Reynolds Reynolds Family Circle http://www.reynoldsfamilycircle.com Joe.Reynolds@reynoldsfamilycircle.com -----Original Message----- From: FLOBHN@aol.com [mailto:FLOBHN@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 10:03 PM To: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Reynolds] Re: REYNOLDS-D Digest V03 #68 Does anyone know about Elizabeth (Betsey) Reynolds, who was married to Richard Cornelius in Sumner Co., TN in 1809. Is there any record of any Reynolds in Tennessee? Florence

Hello, Can anyone confirm this REYNOLDS to DEES marriage? Do you have any dates and places or any other family members for Farrabee REYNOLDS ? Thank you. Vonda Mother: Susan Lucretia DEES b: 7 Mar 1825 in ,Monroe Co, AL Her parents: Mark DEES b.? m. Jane Pippinsb?d? Marks's parents: Dempsey DEESb.?d? m.? Penelope ? b?d? Dempsey's parents: Father: Jacob DEES Mother: Farrabee REYNOLDS

Hello, Does the Tillman book have any information on the genealogy of John Reynolds, Rev Soldier who settled in Knox Co KY? I believe that I descend through Charles the son of his son Tarlton Reynolds and am looking for information to document (or disprove). Jo Ann Reynolds REYNOLDS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > REYNOLDS-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 68 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [Reynolds] Reynolds found in S. F. [Marty <k2mi@frontiernet.net>] > #2 [Reynolds] ATTN: tsturg@www.rootsw [Marty <k2mi@frontiernet.net>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from REYNOLDS-D, send a message to > > REYNOLDS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [Reynolds] Reynolds found in S. F. Tillman's genealogy > Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2003 15:16:14 -0700 > From: Marty <k2mi@frontiernet.net> > To: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com > > For tsturg@www.rootsweb.com, who asked for specific > names, and for others as general info. You might > find your own line among those listed below. > > tsurg wanted info on: > > John A. Reynolds b.01/5/1732 or 33 (m. Alcey Reese) > John Reynolds, Jr b.10/22/1769 (m. Ann Caldwell) > Burton Reynolds b.04/22/1783 (m. Elizabeth Long) > > All 3 of the above are on page 378 of Tillman's book. > > Marty Irons > All outgoing mail scanned by Norton 2003 > > - ------------------------------------------- > > ANCESTORS OF # 8369 : REYNOLDS, RICHARD > > CHILD PAR NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 1 0 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 1 > 1894 1 REYNOLDS, GEORGE 80 > 6292 1894 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 290 > 7899 6292 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 357 > 8137 7899 REYNOLDS, JOHN 367 > 8366 8137 REYNOLDS, JOHN A 378 > 8367 8366 REYNOLDS, JOHN 378 > 8368 8367 REYNOLDS, BURTON 378 > 8369 8368 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 378 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE AS CLUES, >>> NOT <<< PROOF. > > - ------------------------------------------- > - ------------------------------------------- > - ------------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 1 : REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 2 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 1 > 1894 REYNOLDS, GEORGE 80 > 4162 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM 191 <<< my line <<< > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 1894 : REYNOLDS, GEORGE > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 1895 REYNOLDS, ROBERT 80 > 2491 REYNOLDS, JOHN 110 > 5571 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 261 > 6292 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 290 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 6292 : REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 6293 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 291 > 7471 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER 340 > 7899 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 357 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 7899 : REYNOLDS, THOMAS > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 7900 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM 357 > 8137 REYNOLDS, JOHN 367 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 8137 : REYNOLDS, JOHN > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 8138 REYNOLDS, THOMAS 367 > 8191 REYNOLDS, OBEDIAH 371 > 8328 REYNOLDS, CHARLES 376 > 8366 REYNOLDS, JOHN A 378 > 8388 REYNOLDS, HENRY WILLIAM 379 > 8427 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM 380 > 8546 REYNOLDS, ELIJAH 384 > 8557 REYNOLDS, LEWIS BLEW 385 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 8366 : REYNOLDS, JOHN A > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 8367 REYNOLDS, JOHN 378 > 8385 REYNOLDS, ISAAC 379 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 8367 : REYNOLDS, JOHN > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 8368 REYNOLDS, BURTON 378 > 8370 REYNOLDS, JAMES 378 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > 07-04-2003 - CHILDREN OF # 8368 : REYNOLDS, BURTON > > CHILD NAME OF CHILD PAGE > > 8369 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 378 > > FROM S. F. TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY > "DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS". > TILLMAN'S 1959 GENEALOGY HAS KNOWN ERRORS. > USE THE ABOVE MERELY AS CLUES, NOT PROOF. > > - -------------------------------------- > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [Reynolds] ATTN: tsturg@www.rootsweb.com > Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2003 22:43:30 -0700 > From: Marty <k2mi@frontiernet.net> > To: REYNOLDS-L@rootsweb.com > > Everybody else please excuse me, but I have a delivery > problem. > > Tsturg...your system has been blocking delivery of my direct > messages, which I do not choose to post to the list. > > How can I reach you direct? > > Marty Irons

Does anyone know about Elizabeth (Betsey) Reynolds, who was married to Richard Cornelius in Sumner Co., TN in 1809. Is there any record of any Reynolds in Tennessee? Florence

I am searching for the family of John Reynolds b abt 1776 in perhaps the Philly area and Hester Foster b abt 1779 in also the Philly, Montgomery Co areas. I would like to add to the information I do know about this family from a history of Northumberland Co book. I can't find John or the Foster and Barrel families anywhere. Thank you Valerie Reynolds FROM GEN. AND BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF NORTHUMBERLAND CO, PENN 1911 p 435 REYNOLDS. The name Reynolds has long been a respected one in the borough of Turbutville, well and favorably known in business and public circles, and two of its worthy representatives there at the present time are Henry Abram Reynolds, justice of the peace, and William N. Reynolds, merchant. They are descendants of John and Hester (Foster) Reynolds, who were married in October, 1797, at which time he was in his "twenty-first year of age" and she was in her "eighteenth year of age." Their children were born as follows: William, Jan. 20, 1799, at 10 a. m.; Grace, Dec. 30, 1801, at 5:30 a.m.; George June 12, 1803, at 10 p.m.; Philip, June 20, 1806, at 6 p.m.; Eliza, Dec. 27, 1808, at 7 p.m.; Henry, Dec. 16, 1810, at 11 a.m.; Hiram, Oct 3, 1812, at 4 p. m. Of this family, Grace died June 26, 1805. William Reynolds, son of John, born Jan. 20, 1799, in Montgomery county, Pa., lived for some time at Willow Grove, in that county, was at one time a resident of Schuylkill Haven, and later came to Turbutville, Northumberland county, where he was a pioneer innkeeper. In his earlier manhood he had followed farming and shoemaking. Some time before his death he moved to a farm in Anthony township, Montour county, where he passed the remainder of his days. He is buried at the Warrior Run church. He married Hester Barrel, and they had the following children: Ella married Dr. Cotner; Mary married Isaac Reader, (second) George Christman and (third) D. H. Dreisbach; John lived and died at Turbutville; Himan lived for the most part in Turbutville, where he kept a hotel, later lived on a farm in Delaware township, and then moved to the Sulphur Springs hotel, in Lycoming county, Pa., where he died; George is mentioned below; William was a hotel-keeper in Pennsylvania, later moving out to Illinois, where he engaged in farming, and he died at Kingston, that state; Catharine married Jacob Smith and they lived and died at Schuyler, Pa.; Louise is the wife of D. P. Dreisbach and. they live at Turbutville; Eliza married James Leech, a farmer, and they moved from Montgomery county to Northumberland county. Henry Reynolds, son of John and Hester (Foster) Reynolds, was born Dec. 16, 1810, in the neighborhood of Willow Grove, Montgomery Co., Pa. He was a shoemaker, his brothers George and Hiram also learning the trade. For some time he lived near Turbutville, in Lewis township, Northumberland county, later moving to Lycoming county, and thence to Montour county, where he continued to live until his death. He enlisted for service in the Civil war, but was accidentally killed March 15, 1863, at Turbutville, before entering the army. He and his wife, Kitty Ann (Barrel), who died March 28, 1880, aged sixty-three years, nine months, eighteen days, are buried side by side in the old grave yard, at Turbutville. She was a sister of Hester Barrel, wife of his brother William. Eight children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds, namely: Theodore lives in Anthony township, Montour county;