John Wilson to Illinois Reynolds

John married Jane Young Campbell 1 Sep 1846, Warren County, Illinois. Jane (daughter of John Campbell and Jane Ritchey/Richie) was born 6 Jun 1826, Carroll Co., Ohio; died 28 Nov 1896, Monmouth, Warren Co., Illinois; was buried , Sugar Tree Grove Cemetery Warren County, Illinois. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Spouse & Children, Jane Young Campbell, 1826-1896
Josiah Beveridge Reynolds, 1850-1936
Martha Ann Reynolds, 1851-1853
John Wilson Reynolds II, 1856-1932
Mary Jane Kilgore, 1857-1931
Sarah Elizabeth Seldon, 1861-1936
Richie Campbell Reynolds, 1863-1933
George W. Reynolds, -1853

NOTE: George is a family name;

1. *James Walker Reynolds was born 1866, Eleanor, Warren County, Illinois; died 17 Nov 1899, Canyon City, Colorado.
2. Josiah Beveridge Reynolds was born 7 Sep 1850, Warren County, Illinois; died 11 Apr 1936, Nebraska; was buried , Benkelman Cemetery, Dundy County, Nebraska.
3. George W. Reynolds was born 21 Aug 1847, Warren County, Illinois; died 15 Apr 1853, Warren County, Illinois; was buried , Sugar Tree Grove Cemetery, Warren County, Illinois.
4. Mary Jane Reynolds was born 1 Sep 1858, Warren County, Illinois; died 13 Mar 1931, Washington County, Iowa; was buried , Ainsworth Cemetery, Washington County, Iowa.
5. Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds was born 1861, Warren County, Illinois; died 10 Feb 1936, Jacksonville, Illinois; was buried , Monmouth Cemetery, Warren County, Illinois.
6. Richard 'Richie' Campbell Reynolds was born 21 Apr 1863, Monmouth, Illinois; died 10 Nov 1933, Greene, Illinois; was buried , White Hall Cemetery, Greene County, Illinois.
7. Thomas Gillespie Morrow Reynolds was born 20 Apr 1869, Warren County, Illinois; died 10 Nov 1943, Montrose County, Colorado; was buried , Cedar Creek Cemetery Montrose, Montrose County, Colorado.
8. William Young Reynolds was born 21 Jun 1854, Monmouth County, Illinois; died 20 Apr 1931, Wapello County, Iowa; was buried , Round Point, Cemetery, Wapello County, Iowa.
9. Living

Notes:

John Grey Reynolds married Jane Milligan, d/o Fergus and Anna McClanahan, d/o Alexander. It is then obvious that the McClanahans shown in the Cuthbertson Diaries traveled with these Reynolds as they continue to intermarry. Both Reynolds and McClanahans families are found in Lancaster Pennsylvania in the years immediately preceding 1757; Descendant of Iredell branch, Leslie Reynolds believes they were already in North Carolina in 1755. [mfe]

Name:
Also Seen as John GEORGE Reynolds; Descendant names John GREY REYNOLDS

Died:
Date of Letters of Administration for estate of John Reynolds by Thomas S. McClanahan of Warren, Illinois

John married Jane P. Milligan/Milliken. Jane (daughter of Fergus Milligan/Milliken) was born Est 1775, North Carolina; died 1839, Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee; was buried , Old Flat Creek Cemetery Shelbyville, Bedford County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
d/o Fergus. Also said to have married his brother William Reynolds of Iredell. Unknown if it is the same Jane MIlligan or a cousin.

Hugh married Elizabeth McCauley. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas Harris McCauley) was born Est 1755, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania or Cecil, MD; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Because her son is named Thomas McAuley Reynolds, we may presume it is the maiden name of his mother.

Died:
March 22, 1798 Eliabeth Reynolds signed deed of sale of land owned by Hugh Reynolds her husband, to Robert Phillips and Thomas Gladny; witnessed by Robert Phillips. She signed her name with the mark 'B'.

Notes:

Three children of Elizabeth McCauley and Hugh Reynolds marry Milligans in Iredell, NC. Two are sisters and the third marriage, a cousin. These two families were apparently very close.

Notes:

Will of Fergus Milligan, Sr. 31 Jan 1820 Prb. May 1820; wf: Not named - House and Plantation except for 40A for Fergus Milligan until her death and then to James Rennolds. Rachel to have 2 cows increase now and 1 mare named Cate. Mother's remaining property to be divided amongst the 'eaye' [heir] John Runnols. Witness: Fergus Milligan, Jr. and Michael Flack. See PDF

https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pamcob&id=I19
James MILLIGAN
Sex: M
Birth: WFT ca 1710-1730 in Ireland
Death: WFT ca 1765-1803 in North Carolina
Change Date: 23 JAN 2001
Father: John MILLIGAN
Marriage 1 Elizabeth JOYNER b: WFT ca 1710-1730
Children
James MILLIGAN b: WFT 1740-1750, Londonderry, N. Ireland
David MILLIGAN b: WFT ca 1740-1745, Londonderry, N. Ireland
Andrew MILLIGAN b: WFT ca1740-1745 in Londonderry, N. Ireland
Agnes MILLIGAN b: 1750
Fergus FORGUS MILLIGAN b: WFT ca1750-1755
Fergus FORGUS MILLIGAN
Suffix: Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: WFT ca1750-1755
Death: 1820 in Iredell Co, NC
Father: James MILLIGAN b: WFT ca 1710-1730 in Ireland
Mother: Elizabeth JOYNER b: WFT ca 1710-1730
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Children
Fergus MILLIGAN
Racael MILLIGAN
[Jane MILLIGAN]

Notes:

Name:
Will located in Cecil Co., Maryland
Another Will for William Sr. in York, PA

William married Margaret Patterson. Margaret (daughter of James 9MDZ-K7F Patterson and Mary 9MDZ-K7Y Stewart) was born Est 1734, Pennsylvania Colony; died Yes, date unknown, Cecil Co., Maryland. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Margaret is married to William Reynolds in 1754; likely she is 20 years old; i.e. b. 1734. -mfe

Name:
Evidence of this relationship is located in the tax records of Martock Pennsylvania and the diaries of the Rev. John Cuthbertson; William Reynolds listed with Hugh Reynolds shows the marriage of Margaret Patterson. The Neeleys, Reynolds, McClanahans, and Devins are found in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Franklin, Pennsylvania, Cecil Co., Maryland, Augusta Co., Virginia, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, Roanoke, Virginia, and in Iredell, North Carolina. It is believed at this time that William found in the Cuthbertson diaries is the brother of Hugh Reynolds of Pittsylvania County. Hugh named sons, Joseph and William. Margaret Reynolds (nee Patterson) noted in the diaries is shown with sons William, with a marrriage of 2 Jan 1754. Additionally, another Margaret Patterson married Thomas Niely [Neally] 20 Sep 1757. Thomas Neally is assumed to be the son of William Nealey whose daughter Mary married Hugh Reynolds of Pittsylvania County, VA.

Notes:

Married:
William Reynolds married Margaret Patterson 1 Jan 1754. We first find William noted as Freeman on the Martock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania tax list in 1751. We next find him in Muddy Run meeting house in Lancaster, Co. upon his marriage to Margaret Patterson. [recorded by the Rev. John Cuthbertson] Births of the children of William and Margaret Patterson Reynolds are also recorded by the Rev. Cuthbertson. John Reynolds, baptized Apr 1760, William baptized Apr 1758, and Joseph, Apr 1763. The records are all noted for April, which suggests the 'meeting' was held in the same place annually. Both brothers are present for the 1757 tax list in Lancaster Co. in 1757 tax list enumerated by Hugh Long. No record is to be found for either Hugh or William in Lancaster after 1757.
William's brother Hugh Reynolds is also first located in Martock when he is shown as Freeman in 1756. His marriage to Mary Neeley is also by the Rev. John Cuthbertson 30 Dec 1756, as is the baptism of Hugh and Mary Neeley Reynolds' child, Joseph baptized 15 Aug 1759. William Reynolds, brother to Joseph of Pittsylvania joins the Revolution effort after his father and brother. He is named beneficiary and executor of the will of William Neeley, his grandfather, in 1788, Pittsylvania County, Virginia and pays taxes on the land he inherited from William Neeley until 1833.

Notes:

Birth:
Or Pennsylvania

Name:
Thomas Harris McCall, son of James McCall1 and Janet Harris McCall, was born in Pennsylvania in 1744. He changed his name to "McCaule" while in college. He was married about 1770 to Jane Harris, tenth child of Virginia Revolutionary soldier Samuel Harris and Martha Harris. He was a chaplain in Revolutionary forces, according to "Schenk's History of North Carolina." In 1791 he taught school at Mt. Zion School, Winnsboro, South Carolina. He established a classical school in Savannah. He was pastor of the Independent Presbyterian church there in 1794. He was remarried March 8, 1796 to Eliza H. Montfort, widow of Robert Montfort of Savannah. He died later that year.

James1 married Elizabeth Joyner. Elizabeth was born 18 Aug 1711, Ireland; died 1764, Edgecombe, North Carolina. [Group Sheet]