Lydia Reynolds

Notes:

!DEATH:GEN: Haines: Quaker Family of Burlington, John Wesley
Haines, Captain, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy (Ret.), A Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey Since 1682, p 22

Samuel married Margaret Mrs. Samuel Reynolds. Margaret was born Est 1755. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!BIRTH:PA Chester Co.: Early Church Records: Nottingham
Quakers, Births, Deaths and Marriages of the Nottingham
Quakers 1680-1889, Beard, Alice, Westminster, MD: Family
Line Publications, 1989, p. 81

Henry Reynolds donated land for the building of Eastland Friends Church and Cemetery.

Henry married Mary Haines 29 Apr 1747, West Nottingham Friends, Cecil Co., MD. Mary (daughter of Jacob Haines and Mary Coles) was born 10 Feb 1731, West Nottingham, Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA; died 27th of 12th mo., 1817, Little Britain, Lancaster Co, PA; was buried 28th of 12th mo, 1817, Eastland Friends, Lancaster Co., PA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIRTH:PA Chester Co.: Early Church Records: Nottingham
Quakers, Births, Deaths and Marriages of the Nottingham
Quakers 1680-1889, Beard, Alice, Westminster, MD: Family
Line Publications, 1989, p 40; BURIAL:p. 84

Gen: Richard Haines & his Descendants, Vol 1,
John Wesley Haines, Richard Haines and His Descendants: A
Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey since 1682
(Carr Publishing, Inc, Boyce, VA, 1961), p 124

Notes:

Married:
!MARRIAGE:Gen: Richard Haines & his Descendants, Vol 1,
John Wesley Haines, Richard Haines and His Descendants: A
Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey since 1682
(Carr Publishing, Inc, Boyce, VA, 1961), p 124

Notes:

Henry Jr. was known as "Preacher Henry" He was a preacher of some note in the Society of Friends, and his name appears many times in the records of Nottingham Meeting of Friends. He is listed on the West Nottingham tax list 1718-1778. He inherited the north lot, #5 in the Nottingham Lots, 490 acres, from his father. The tract of land was called Henry's Deer Park. By 1939 the property consisted of 122 acres and was called 'Greystone". The name came from the massive gate posts at the entrance to the lane leading to the house. The property today is 80 acres with the 'new house' which was built in 1791 and is still owned by Reynolds.

Henry Reynolds married Ann Howell, Hannah Brown abt 1717 and Mary Coles 25 May 1743; both were born in Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania Mary Coles is the daughter of William Coles and Mary Royle and was born about 1708

Henry Rennols and Andrew Moreman, late of Goochland Co., to Anthony Pouncy of same for 50 pounds, 200 acres on north side of Rivanna, which is the upper part of 400 granted Henry Rennols 11 Apr 1732 and was conveyed to said Moreman by deed 15 Jun 1742. Page 77 Goochland Deeds and Wills

Inventory of John Cocke, value ~35/13, by James Taylor, Henry (M) Runalds, Robert Davis Recorded 17 May 1737. [ Goochand Wills & Deeds 1735-1742.

Died:
Which now may be Chester County, Pennsylvania

Henry married Hannah Brown 1717. Hannah (daughter of William Brown and Catherine Williams) was born 29 Apr 1706, East Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; died 12 Feb 1731, West Nottingham, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Died:
Hannah Reynolds, wife of Henry, died 11th day 12th mo [Feb] 1731

Jacob married Mary Coles 22 Apr 1725, Pennsylvania. Mary (daughter of William Coles and Mary Royale/Royall) was born 4 Mar 1708, Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania; died 27 Feb 1777, West Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

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!BIRTH:PA Chester Co.: Early Church Records, Vol 2, Early
Church Records of Chester County, PA, Vol 2, Meldrum,
Charlotte & Martha Reamy, Westminster: Family Lines
Publications, 1997