Ida May McDonald

Ida married Cleon William Reynolds 18 Nov 1925, Dubuque Co., Iowa. Cleon (son of William Smith Reynolds and Sarah Detta 'Sadie' Bing) was born 26 May 1887, Arlington, Fayette Co., Iowa; died 22 Jan 1938, Cook County, Illinois; was buried , Fairmount-Willow Hills Memorial Park Willow Springs Cook County Illinois. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
Husband of Ida May McDonald, married 18 Nov 1925 Dubuque Co. Ia.

1. Robert Richard [dna] Reynolds was born 14 Mar 1926, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois; died 15 Nov 2014, Batavia, Kane Co., Illinois; was buried , West Batavia Cemetery Batavia, Illinois.

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https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Early_Settlers_of_Augusta_County%2C_Virginia_-_Surnames_K-O

Early Settlers of Augusta County, VA
Randall McDonald (Beverley Manor NE, 141 acres "more or less", indenture from William Beverley, Gent., of the County of Essex, for 4 pounds 7 shillings 4 pence in the County of Orange and is part of Beverley Manor adjoining land of Andrew Russell on branches of Christies Creek- Maxwells Branch, 24 July 1740 from Chalkley's) Randall McDonald (b. abt. 1710, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, d. abt. 24 May 1744, Augusta County), m. Jennet "Jane" Stark (b. abt. 1718, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania). Jennet McDonald later married Joseph McClanahan.

John McDowell (Beverley Manor NE, acres not readable, 1749)

Frederick married 'Hattie' Harriett Maude Reynolds. 'Hattie' (daughter of Worthington Blackburn Reynolds and Alzina Armeda Martindale) was born 23 Aug 1884, Hazleton, Buchanan Co., Iowa; died 12 Jul 1969, Independence, Buchanan, Iowa. [Group Sheet]

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Death Certificate for Worthing Reynolds names James Reynolds as his father and Jane Page as mother; informant is Hattie McDonald, his daughter.

Worthington married Alzina Armeda Martindale. Alzina was born 27 Jan 1865, Sauk County, Wisconsin; died 5 Mar 1927, Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa. [Group Sheet]

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Birth:
Daughter of Abel Darius Martindale (1832-1924) and Elmina Goddard

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The Methodist Protestant Church at Whitehouse was organized in 1841, the members then being Mr. and Mrs. George Almond, Rev. .lolin Foster, Mrs. Eldridge;, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Wlson, Mrs. Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Noble. The first (Quarterly Conference was held at Stony Ridge, near Whitehouse, 24 Nov 1849, of which John B. Peat was Chairman, and P. B. Scott Secretary. Among the early members were Luke and Wm. Tipton, John Jones, Elisha Trowbridge, Nelson Coulson, John Officer, Alonzo Crosby, Matthew Cowling, Thos. Beney, P. B. Scott, David Lucas and Daniel Hubbell. The first Preachers and Ministers in charge were John B. Peat, Wm. Tipton, John Jones, Klisha Trowbridge, R. H. Davis, J. N. Kidd, S. B. Abbott, M. S. REYNOLDS, S. Elliott, B. F. Tucker, C. F. Bradley, Rufus A. Washburn, G. Scott. In 1872 the Society erected a house of worship, at a cost of $1,800.

Worthington's Death Certificate list James Reynolds as his father and Jane Page as his mother; the informant is daughter Hattie McDonald, daughter of Worthington Blackborn REYNOLDS and Alzina Almira Martindale.

Although Maurice Randals is not mentioned in the will of his father, [Amos Reynolds], and the spelling of his name is slightly different, along with the proximity evidence, a dna match from his descendant identifies his place in this family.

James married Mary Jane Page. Mary (daughter of Abednego Page and Living) was born 7 Apr 1834, New Cumberland Tuscarawas, Ohio; died 11 Mar 1905, Dennison, Tuscarawas, Ohio; was buried , Quasqueton Cemetery Quasqueton Buchanan County Iowa. [Group Sheet]

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Morris used the last name Randlas/Randels in his marriage record to Mary Jane and in the census. The children had that last name also

Mary Jane Page Obituary
BUCHANAN CO. IOWA
16 Mar 1905

After a long illness from paralysis, Mrs, Jane Reynolds died at her home, 1 mile west of Quasqueton, Saturday March 11, 1905 at 8 a.m. Jane Page was born in Ohio in 1834 and was married there to J. W. McQueen in 1850. After the death of her first husband she was married to W. Reynolds, who died in 1880. They were the parents of five sons, all surviving. They are M. S. Reynolds of Independence; W. B. and F. S. of Pine Creek; W. S. of Chicago and C. W. who has always lived at home. Mrs Reynolds came to Iowa in 1862. she was a devoted Christian mother and will be greatly missed by her friends and relatives. The sympathy of their many friends is extended to the sons in their sorrow. The funeral was held at the Congregational church Monday at 1:30 p.m. and there was a large attendance. Rev Richardson conducted the last services. Nice flowers covered the casket. The six sons acted as body bearers and the remains were interred in this cemetery.