Sarah Daniel

Notes:

Name:
https://liveasfreepeople.com/2016/10/31/the-daniels-of-early-virginia-and-beyond/
ESSEX COUNTY, 16 Feb 1719

William Daniel gives to his son-in-law, James Lindsay, land lying in Essex Co. on Peumansend Swamp containing 116 acres, a deed granted from William Berry (Essex Co. DB 16, p. 21)

Daughter of William Daniel, s/o Hugh Daniel and Mary Billington, d/o Luke and Barbary Billington. After Hugh died Mary then married Richard Hines about 1673.

Sarah married James Lindsay Abt 1720, Essex County, Virginia. James (son of James Caleb Lindsay and Claire/Clare Daniel) was born Abt 1700, Essex Co., (later Caroline), Virginia; died Abt 1782, Caroline Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Died:
Reynolds on the 1782 Henry County Virginia Tax List include: Bartlett, George, Jessee, Richard and Susannah.

Susannah married James of Surry Reynolds Est 1739, Caroline Co., Virginia. James was born 1715, Surry Co., Virginia; died Abt 1796, Caroline Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Thomas Daniel, II. Thomas (son of Thomas Daniel, I) was born 4 Jan 1734, Caroline Co., Virginia Colony; died Bef 9 May 1771, Caroline Co., Colonial Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/reynolds/messages/9805.html

Served in the Revolutionary War with Thomas Henderson's Company of the Virginia State Line. According to Page 187 of the 1983 edition of Virginia Military Records, Richard Reynolds, 32, was the first individual listed as a member of this company of the Henry County, Virginia, Militia. Bartlett Reynolds was only other Reynolds listed with the Militia as a member of James Dillard's Company.
General Order was issued by Col. Abram Penn, dated March 1781. Colonel Abram was the commander of the Militia from Henry County, preparatory to the battle of Guilford C. H. in North Carolina which took place on March 14-15. Col Penn was "ordered to march the Militia to Hillsborough, NC, or any post where General Stevens may be with the men under his command, observing to avoid a surprise by the enemy, by the best route to be found."
The Battle of Guilford's Courthouse and Revolutionary War events leading up to it are summarized in the following excerpt from Grolier's Encyclopedia: " As the guerrillas tied down Cornwallis, still a third American army formed in the South under Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene, who then launched the most effective military campaign of the war. Greene's basic plan was to keep his numerically superior antagonist, Cornwallis, off balance by a series of rapid movements and by cooperating with the South Carolina guerrilla leaders. Greene audaciously divided his small army, sending Brig. Gen. Daniel Morgan into western South Carolina, where he destroyed Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton's Tory Legion at Cowpens (Jan. 17, 1781). When Cornwallis pursued Morgan, Greene united his army, led Cornwallis on an exhausting chase into North Carolina, and finally fought him to a draw at Guilford Courthouse (Mar. 15, 1781). While the British general limped eastward and then northward to the Virginia coast, the resourceful Greene returned to South Carolina, and between April and July picked off, one by one, every British post save Charleston and Savannah, where the enemy remained isolated and impotent until peace came. "
It is not known whether the Virginia troops arrived in time to participate in the battle. This is the only mention of Richard Reynolds, Henderson's Company, or the Henry County Militia found to date.
Prior to the war Reynolds lived an extended period in North Carolina, to which he returned after the war. How long he lived in Henry County, Virginia, is not known. It appears that most of the couple's 15 children were born in Virginia, if the birthdates are reasonably accurate. He died in Wilkes Co., Georgia

http://genforum.genealogy.com/reynolds/messages/9598.html
Orange Co Virginia deed bk. 13, p. 103-6. Indenture 6 Jul 1754 bet. John Spotswood & Richard Reynolds for rents & covenants hereinafter mentioned, to farm lett 200 ac...Natural lives of RICHARD, SPENCER & GEORGE Reynolds, or longest liver...1000 lbs tobacco. Signed John Spotswood & Richard Reynolds; wit. Robert Spotswood, W. McWilliams, F. Fox, rec. 28 aug 1760.

Another researcher with whom I'm working believes this was a lease that included Spencer and George, the two young sons of Richard, in order to maximize the term of the lease.

Also, in Orange Co. VA court records dated March 29 1754,
Richard Reynolds is named as a defendant in a lawsuit, and George Doggett is providing securities for Richard. I believe, as indicated in my earlier posting, that Richard married Sarah Ann Doggett, not Sarah Hamilton; this suggests that perhaps father-in-law George Doggett was providing securities for his son-in-law in this suit.

Although there appear to be transactions in both Orange Co. and Culpeper Co. VA records, it looks as though this Richard may have owned land on Cedar Run in Culpeper Co.
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Williamson (Co.), TN, Marriages, 1800 - 1850:
Reynolds, Spencer m. Parker, Sally, Apr 06, 1812.
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Spencer Reynolds was in born Henry County, Virginia. Spencer died 1830 in Williamson County, Tennessee. He is buried at the Reynolds Family cemetery in that county at Riggs Crossroads.
His Will is on file in Williamson County, Tennessee. Issue: Richard C.; Green; Nancy, who married Kennerly; George Washington; Sally; Catherine, who married Barber; Coleman, born 1785; Spencer, born 1800; Elizabeth, who married Barber; Reuben, born 1784; Matilda, who married Durham; Phebe, who married Thomas Smith; and William C.

Died:
Wilkes Co., Georgia 14 of March 1793; Court orders an inventory of Richard Reynolds estate administered by Sarah Ann Reynolds, decd unadministered...

Richard married Sarah Ann Doggett 1763, Henry County, Virginia. Sarah (daughter of George Doggett and Ann Chattin) was born 1747, Culpepper Co., Virginia; died 1793, Wilkes Co. GA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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The Said Radford R Merical was the child of William H Merical born on 7 - Feb - 1867 at White Co IL died at _________ on - - and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Agnes Radford born on 22 - Jan - 1871 at Waco TX died at NM on - Jun - 1931 married on 25 - Apr - 1897

3.
The Said Mary Agnes Radford was the child of William Radford Jrborn on 29 Oct 1843 at Hamilton Co TN died at Los Angeles CA on 24 Aug 1932 and his (1st) wife Georgia Alice Bennett born on 2 Mar 1851 at Hopkinsville KY died at Los Angeles CA on 31 Jan 1920 married on 7 Apr 1870

4.
The Said Georgia Alice Bennett was the child of Walter Wyatt Bennett born on 28 - Dec - 1819 at Hopkinsville KY died at Waco TX on 4 - May - 1860 and his (1st) wife Mary Minerva Short born on 8 - Mar - 1829 at Franklin TN died at West TX on 27 - Mar - 1905 married on 10 - Oct - 1847

5.
The Said Walter Wyatt Bennett was the child of Walter Bennett Jr born on 11 Jan 1777 at VA died at Hopkinsville KY on 7 - Jan - 1848 and his ( 1st ) wife Fannie Jency Reynolds born on 6 - Mar - 1789 at Henry Co VA died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 25 - Aug - 1808

6.
The Said Fannie Jency Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Franklin Tn on (p) 12 - Mar - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife Susanna Lunsford born on - - at __died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 12 - Jun - 1779

George Reynolds' father, James, is commonly thought to be from Pennsylvania. It is probable that he and other members of the family came to Va and lingered awhile in Orange County, Va about the year of 1754, as there appears a record of a lease of land to Richard Reynolds from John Spottswood during the lives of Richard Spencer and George Reynolds. We have no verification of this George being our ancestor, but we find the names of Richard and Spencer in the census 1782-85 of Pittsylvania County, VA and our ancestor, George Reynolds, living and marrying in the same community in 1779. In 1809 or about that time, George moved to Williamson County, Tennessee and we find a Richard and a Spencer Reynolds also residents of the same county, indicating that their relationships influenced them to make their homes in the same localities.

In the ninth annual report of the Va State Library, we find the following record: "George Reynolds, 1st Lieutenant, commissioned August 1780, by court, under P. Hairston, from Henry Va., Caroline County." We feel justified in believing that this is our ancestor, the Caroline County being the only confusing factor that raises any doubt. George Reynolds, of our line, was a resident of Henry County, Va., at the time and P Hairston was also living in Henry, or just across the line in Pittsylvania County, and so far as is possible to ascertain, there is no Henry in Caroline County, Va., The records at Bowling Green, the County seat of Caroline, were destroyed, making it impossible to verify the fact. About 1809, George Reynolds moved to Williamson Co., Tn. Two of his daughters, Elizabeth and Susanna have married Richard and James Hughes, and I take it that these families and the Pryors, Stones, Perkins and others, went at the same time. Our ancestor died in Williamson County, TN, about 1813.
John E Lynn born on 18 Dec 1852 at Goodletts TN
died at Pine Bluff AR on 21 - Jun - 1923 and his (1st) wife Mary Perkins Reynolds born on 15 Aug 1857 at Center Hill MS died at Pine Bluff AR on 27 - Jul - 1901 married on - - 1876

2.
The Said Mary Perkins Reynolds was the child of Geo A Reynolds born on - - 1823 at VA died at Union City TN on - - 1906 and his ( 1st ) wife
Mary Cook born on - - 1824 at TN died at Center Hill MS on - - 1861 married on - - 1845
3.
The Said Geo A Reynolds was the child of Richard Reynolds born on - - 1800 at VA died at Center Hill MS on - - 1835 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Stone born on - - 1802/03 at Pittsylvania Co VA died at Center Hill MS on - - 1840-1846 married on - - 1820
4.
The Said Richard Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Pittsylvania Co VA on (c) - - 1813 and his (1st) wife Susanna Lansford born on - - at _____
died at _______ on - - married on 12 Jun 1779

Fannie Jency Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Franklin Tn on (p) 12 - Mar - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife Susanna Lunsford born on - - at _______________ died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 12 - Jun - 1779

Name:
Reynolds on the 1782 Henry County Virginia Tax List include: Bartlett, George, Jessee, Richard and Susannah.

George married Susanna Lansford 12 Jun 1779, Henry Co., Virginia. Susanna (daughter of Henry Lansford and Catherine Pryor) was born Abt 1755, Halifax County, Virginia Colony [later Henry]; died 1821, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

See Documents for Payroll Tickets of Jesse Raynolds;




Died:
Reynolds on the 1782 Henry County Virginia Tax List include: Bartlett, George, Jessee, Richard and Susannah.

Jesse married Mary Leony "Oney" Bright 2 Apr 1778, Bedford Co., Virgina. Mary was born 9 Sep 1760, Bedford Co., Virginia Colony; died 1841, Patrick Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

David married Mary Wheeler Abt 1800. Mary was born 1782; died 1853. [Group Sheet]

John married Elizabeth Sthreshley. Elizabeth was born Abt 1745, Essex Co., Virginia Colony; died Abt 1810, Essex Co., Colonial Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married Elizabeth Russell and produced Fountain James and
Talton Reynolds

William married Elizabeth Russell Bef 1784. Elizabeth was born Abt 1760; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1. Frank Campbell Hendricks born on 20 - Oct - 1866 at ? died at Council Bluffs IA on 12 - Nov - 1946 and his (1st) wife, Saloma Bedison born on 15 - May - 1870 at New Brighton PA, died at ? on - - married on 14 - Nov - 1888
2. The Said Frank Campbell Hendricks was the child of Aaron Lilburn Hendricks b.(c)1834 at Russell Co VA, d. at Council Bluffs IA, (c) 1902 and his (2nd wife, Martha M. Fuller b. 23 Oct 1836 at Russell Co VA, d. Council Bluffs, IA (c)1906 m. 2 May 1855.
3. The Said Martha M. Fuller was the child of Abram Fuller b. 21 Sep 1807 at Lebanon Russell Co VA, d. Council Bluffs IA Jan 1890 and his (1st) wife, Mary B Reynolds born on 30 Oct 1809 at Richmond VA died at Russell Co VA on 1 Mar 1884 married on 21 Feb 1828
4. The Said Mary B Reynolds was the child of Bernard Reynolds b.12 Nov 1763 at Caroline Co VA, d. in Russell Co VA on 23 Jan 1883 and his (1st) wife, Lucy Johnston b. 24 Jan 1765 at CT d. 10 Jun 1843 married on 1 Feb 1787.

Bernard/Bartlett married Lucy Johnston 1 Feb 1787, Russel Co., Virginia. Lucy was born 24 Jan 1765; died Aft 26 Dec 1840. [Group Sheet]

Mary married John Harry Abt 1780. John was born Abt 1760; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Benjamin married Nancy, Mrs. Benj. F. Reynolds. Nancy, was born Est 1763, Caroline Co., Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
Rachael Reynolds m. Thomas Matthews in Georgia

Thomas married Martha Crowley. Martha was born Abt 1767, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Will of Spencer Reynolds (page 561)
Williamson County
Tennessee
In the name of God Amen, the twentieth day of May Eighteen hundred and twenty six. I Spencer Reynolds, in the County of Williamson, and State of Tennessee being much indisposed and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God therefore, and calling to mind the mortality of my body, knowing that it is appointed for all men and to die, do make and
ordain this my last will and testament.
That is to say, principally and first of all, I recommend my Soul to God, who gave it, and my body to return to its mother earth: and as touching such worldly estate, where
with it hath pleased God to bless me, in this life, I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. It is my will and I order that all my just debts, general charges, be paid.
Item: I give and bequeath to my beloved son Richard C. Reynolds, heirs Ten dollars to be paid in twelve months after my death. I also will and ordain that all
of property of every kind be sold and the money equally divided between my beloved children as follows, to wit: Green Reynolds, Nancy Kennerly, George Reynolds, Catharine Barber, Spencer Reynolds, Coleman Reynolds, Elizabeth Barber, Reuben Reynolds, Matilda Reuben Reynolds, Executors of this my last will and testament, wholly and solly,
and I do hereby disallow, revoke and disannul all and every other will and testament, bequested and execution by me at any time before named, will or bequeath, ratifying this and no other to be my last will and testament.
Spencer Reynolds (seal)
signed, sealed in presents of us, Thomas Wilson, Robert Wilson
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Proved July Session 1830
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Reuben Wagener vs Catharine Allen, widow of Fisher Allen, dec'd, SPENCER REYNOLDS AND WIFE PHOEBE, Thomas Marshall and wife Myrtylla, John Hughes and wife Ann, Jacob Mitchell and wife Catherine, which said Catharine, Phoebe, Myrtella, Ann and Catharine are children and heirs of Greensby Waggoner, dec'd.
(Issue of 14 Sept 1802)
(Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 42, No. 4 (Oct-Dec), 1998, p. 299,300, Culpeper County. Chancery. 17 Aug 1802)
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Name: Spencer REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birth: 1757 in Henry Co., VA
Death: 19 MAY 1830 in Williamson Co., TN
Burial: Reynolds Cemetery, Riggs Crossroads, Williamson Co., TN

Will of Spencer Reynolds(page 561)
Williamson County
Tennessee

In the name of God Amen, the twentieth day of May Eighteen hundred and twenty six. I Spencer Reynolds, in the County of Williamson, and State of Tennessee being much indisposed and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God therefore, and calling to mind the mortality of my body, knowing that it is appointed for all men and to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament.
That is to say, principally and first of all, I recommend my Soul to God, who gave it, and my body to return to its mother earth: and as touching such worldly estate, where
with it hath pleased God to bless me, in this life, I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. It is my will and I order that all my just debts, general charges, be paid.

Item: I give and bequeath to my beloved son Richard C. Reynolds, heirs Ten dollars to be paid in twelve months after my death. I also will and ordain that all of property of every kind be sold and the money equally divided between my beloved children as follows, to wit: Green Reynolds, Nancy Kennerly, George Reynolds, Catharine Barber, Spencer Reynolds, Coleman Reynolds, Elizabeth Barber, Reuben Reynolds, Matilda Durham. And I do likewise constitute make and ordain my sons Spencer Reynolds and my son Reuben Reynolds, Executors of this my last will and testament, wholly and solly, and I do hereby disallow, revoke and disannul all and every other will and testament, bequested and execution by me at any time before named, will or bequeath, ratifying this and no other to be my last will and testament.

Spencer Reynolds (seal)

signed, sealed in presents
of us

Thomas Wilson
Robert Wilson
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Proved July Session 1830
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Reuben Wagener vs Catharine Allen, widow of Fisher Allen, dec'd, SPENCER REYNOLDS AND WIFE PHOEBE, Thomas Marshall and wife Myrtylla, John Hughes and wife Ann, Jacob Mitchell and wife Catherine, which said Catharine, Phoebe, Myrtella, Ann and Catharine are children and heirs of Greensby Waggoner, dec'd.
(Issue of 14 Sept 1802)
(Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 42, No. 4 (Oct-Dec), 1998, p. 299,300, Culpeper County. Chancery. 17 Aug 1802)

Spencer married Phoebe Wagener [Waggoner] Abt 1785. Phoebe was born Abt 1753; died 1823, Williamson Co., Tennessee; was buried , Moses Steele Cemetery Williamson County Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Anne, d/o Sarah Ann Doggett and Richard Reynolds, married Jacob Reiger, in Virginia

Ann married Jacob Reiger. Jacob died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

He was the son of Richard Reynolds and Sarah Ann Doggett. He moved to Muhlenberg County around 1799 with his wife and children where he received a land grant. His death date is inferred from guardianship records in Muhlenberg County, with his oldest son, Joseph Chatten Reynolds guardian for several minor children. The accounts date from September 1821. An inventory and sale can be found in Hickman County records dated June 1822. That portion of Hickman County where their land was subsequently became Graves County about this time. Where he is buried is unknown, but his widow, Frances -- resided on land east of Mayfield. The burial may be on their land. This land was the subject of a lawsuit when their son Pryor sued the oldest son Joseph after the death of Frances. This suit can be found in Graves County records (December 1855).

Joseph married Frances Chattin. Frances was born Est 1775; died Yes, date unknown, kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Richard married Elizabeth Naomi McLemore. Elizabeth was born 1776, North Carolina; died 1823, Cowcreek, Owsley Co., KY. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

See Capt. George Reynolds; also said to be the s/o James Reynolds and Sukie Lindsay. He would then be Brother of Richard Spencer, and not his son. The DAR investigators report that records destroyed by fire make it impossible to determine with any certainty whether he was the son of Richard Spencer Reynolds and Sarah Doggett or his brother.

http://reynoldspatova.org/getperson.php?personID=I8209&tree=reynolds1

See Capt. George Reynolds at above link.

Notes:

Name:
John G. Reynolds m. Margaret Carter

Hannah married Joseph Fortune. Joseph was born Est 1760, Louisa Co., Virginia Colony; died 1784, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Hannah married Hezekiah Salmon 18 Jan 1792, Henry Co., Virginia. Hezekiah was born Est 1762, Halifax County, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Hannah married Millenton Foster dna Reynolds. Millenton (son of William A. [Archelius] dna Reynolds and Sarah 'Sallie' Woody) was born 1767, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Oct 1850, Jackson Co., Illinois. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Elizabeth has her first child the same year that her
mother, Suzanna has her last child.

Sisters, Elizabeth and Suzanna Reynolds, married brothers
Richard and James Hughes.


Name:
Her Sister married her Husband's Brother.

'Betsy', married Richard Barnett Hughes 24 Nov 1796, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Richard was born Abt 1779, Halifax Co., Colonial Virginia; died 27 Mar 1827, Williamson Co., Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Pryor married Prudence Motley Morehead 11 May 1809. Prudence (daughter of John Morehead and Obedience 'Biddy' Motley) was born 30 Dec 1792, Rockingham Co., North Carolina; died 21 Feb 1860, Rockingham Co., North Carolina. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Suzanna probably named her son after her brother Pryor
Reynolds; and her grandmother is Catherine Pryor. Her son
Richard is certainly named for her husband's brother (also
her sister's husband).

Susanna married James Hughes 17 Jan 1803, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. James was born Abt 1780, Pittsylvania County, Virginia [Later Henry Co.]; died 1835, Williamson Co., Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Susanna married Jedidiah 'Jed' Carter 22 May 1805, Patrick County, Virginia. Jedidiah was born 1767, Henry Co., Virginia; died 16 Mar 1852, Washington Co., Indiana. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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The Said Radford R Merical was the child of William H Merical born on 7 - Feb - 1867 at White Co IL died at _________ on - - and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Agnes Radford born on 22 - Jan - 1871 at Waco TX died at NM on - Jun - 1931 married on 25 - Apr - 1897

3.
The Said Mary Agnes Radford was the child of William Radford Jrborn on 29 Oct 1843 at Hamilton Co TN died at Los Angeles CA on 24 Aug 1932 and his (1st) wife Georgia Alice Bennett born on 2 Mar 1851 at Hopkinsville KY died at Los Angeles CA on 31 Jan 1920 married on 7 Apr 1870

4.
The Said Georgia Alice Bennett was the child of Walter Wyatt Bennett born on 28 - Dec - 1819 at Hopkinsville KY died at Waco TX on 4 - May - 1860 and his (1st) wife Mary Minerva Short born on 8 - Mar - 1829 at Franklin TN died at West TX on 27 - Mar - 1905 married on 10 - Oct - 1847

5.
The Said Walter Wyatt Bennett was the child of Walter Bennett Jr born on 11 Jan 1777 at VA died at Hopkinsville KY on 7 - Jan - 1848 and his ( 1st ) wife Fannie Jency Reynolds born on 6 - Mar - 1789 at Henry Co VA died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 25 - Aug - 1808

6.
The Said Fannie Jency Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Franklin Tn on (p) 12 - Mar - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife Susanna Lunsford born on - - at __died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 12 - Jun - 1779

'Fannie'/'Jency' married Walter Bennett, Jr. 25 Aug 1808, Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee. Walter (son of Dr. Walter Bennett and Jennie Wyatt) was born 11 Jan 1777, Amelia County, Virginia; died 7 Jan 1848, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky; was buried , Lancer Cemetery, Christian County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Samuel Bosley Cox Jul 1814. Samuel was born Abt 1790; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Sarah married Corjial [Cordial] 'Cordie' Faircloth Oct 1816, Williamson County, Tennessee. Corjial was born Abt 1787, Southhampton Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Bethenia married Walter C. Haley 30 Aug 1817, Williamson, Tennessee. Walter was born Abt 1780, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Thomas married Mary 'Polly' Carter. Mary (daughter of Major Robert W. of Halifax 'Bobby' Carter, Esquire and Unity [VA] Cook) was born 22 Dec 1800, Halifax Co., Virginia; died 3 Jan 1875, Davidson Co., Tennessee; was buried , Mount Olivet Cemetery Nashville, Tennessee . [Group Sheet]

Richard married Mary W. Stone 21 Jun 1820, Williamson Co., Tennessee. Mary was born Abt 1800; died 1846, Williamson Co., Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

John Reynolds was born in Virginia circa 1786.
Several researchers place Pleasant Clemuel Reynolds as son of several different families. As documentation is not provided for these relationships, it is suspect until appropriate documentation is provided.

John married Amelia 'Millie' Mabry 23 Jan 1809, Grayson Co., Virginia. Amelia was born 1787, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died 1875, Patrick Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Thomas married Nellie Eleanor 'Ellen' Boaz 12 Feb 1811, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. Nellie (daughter of Shadrack Boaz and Isabel Rutherford) was born Abt 1790, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown, Prob Patrick Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Nancy married James Halbert, M.D. 20 Dec 1816, Essex County, Virginia. James was born 19 Aug 1785; died 5 Nov 1858, Essex Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Frank Campbell Hendricks born on 20 - Oct - 1866 at ? died at Council Bluffs IA on 12 - Nov - 1946 and his (1st) wife, Saloma Bedison born on 15 - May - 1870 at New Brighton PA, died at ? on - - married on 14 - Nov - 1888
2. The Said Frank Campbell Hendricks was the child of Aaron Lilburn Hendricks born on (c) - - 1834 at Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1902 and his ( 2nd ) wife, Martha M Fuller born on 23 - Oct - 1836 at Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1906 married on 2 May 1855
3. The Said Martha M Fuller was the child of Abram Fuller born on 21 - Sep - 1807 at Lebanon Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on - Jan - 1890 and his (1st) wife, Mary B Reynolds born on 30 - Oct - 1809 at Richmond VA died at Russell Co VA on 1 - Mar - 1884 married on 21 - Feb - 1828
4. The Said Mary B Reynolds was the child of Bernard Reynolds born on 12 - Nov - 1763 at Caroline Co VA died at Russell Co VA on 23 - Jan - 1883 and his ( 1st ) wife, Lucy Johnstone born on 24 - Jan - 1765 at CT died at ?on 10 Jun 1843 married on 1 - Feb - 1787.

Bernard married Lucy Cottrell/Cockrell 28 Jan 1826, Henrico Co., Viriginia. Lucy was born 1805; died 9 Dec 1882, Russell, Virginia. [Group Sheet]