James Madison dna Reynolds

Millenton married Hannah F., Mrs. Millenton F. Reynolds. Hannah (daughter of Richard Spencer Reynolds, M.D. and Sarah Ann Doggett) was born Est 1775; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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31 Aug 1789 "Bill of Sale. We are hereunto moving and more especially for the love and goodwill we have to our lawful sister Mary Reynolds and her lawful heirs for ever give right, title to a certain negro boy named Daniel who was
the property of our brother David Reynolds, deceased. To her to possess upon her arrival of age 18 years or her marriage, whichever may happen first.
Signed: Moses Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds, Archalus Reynolds, Bartus Reynolds, Reuben Reynolds, Millenton Reynolds." Deed Book 4, p. 35.
Adams, Lela C.; Abstracts of Henry County, Virginia Deed Books III and IV. Easley SC: Southern
Historical Press, 1978, pp. 79-80.

William married Sarah 'Sallie' Woody. Sarah was born 1744, Culpeper Co., Virginia Colony; died 12 Jan 1821, likely Henry Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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Thomas Eggleston

Mar 31, 2022

to me
https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/moses-reynolds-24-trxj72
https://www.genlookups.com/va_marriages/
https://www.genealogybuff.com/va/
https://ldsgenealogy.com/VA/Henry-County.htm

https://lumbeeindiansandgoinsfamily.blogspot.com/2008/02/henry-county-va-early-records.html

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Henry County Virginia Will Abstracts Vol. I & II 1777-1820 ? Abstracted and Compiled by: Lela C. Adams

I:181-182 Accts estate DAVID REYNOLDS 20 Nov 1789
Pd John Marr, A. Hughes, George Hairston, John Clark, Henry Lyne, Andrew Woolverton, John Staples, Isaac Mc Daniel, Moses Reynolds, Sheriff David Reynolds.
Receipts; David Reynolds his debts of Solomon Stevens, David Going (of Moses Hanks), Jacob Adams, Abraham Penn, John Gates.
Moses Reynolds, Adm.

I: 205-206 Acct estate MORDECAI HORD 15 May 1791 with exors William Hord and George Waller.
1789-May 1791
Pd: Jesse Maupin, James Baker, John Redd, Eusebus Stone, Thomas Cunningham, Junor Meredith, William Thompson, Stanwix Hord, John Hord, William Martin for service in South Carolina, Tax 1786; William Elkins waggoner, Sherriff of Franklin Co. tax 1789, Peter Rickman, Zack. Going, Joseph Phifer, to Henry Lyne for Mathe Mullings, William Chandler, George Penn, Samuel Crutcher, to Thomas Jett a legatee, William Hord.
Receipts: James Baker, John Hord, William Hord, Stanwx Hord, Thomas Jett, Peter Rickman, Henry Lyne.
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1789 Nov 30 ? David Reynolds. Estate Account ? pages 181-82
Payments made to John Marr, A. Huges, Geo. Hairston, John Clark, Henry Lyne, Andrew Woolverton, John Staples, David Reynolds (sheriff), Isaac McDaniel, Moses Reynolds.
Receipts from David Reynolds (debt of Sollman Stevens), David Going (for Moses Hanks), Jacob Adams, Abraham Penn, John Gates.
Returned 30 Nov. 1789 by Moses Reynolds, admr.
Henry County Wills. Henry County, Va
http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/virginia-genealogist-the/image/?pageName=68&volumeId=8743

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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

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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]

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Sarah Ann Doggett is proved by the Will of her father, George Doggett found in Culpepper Co., VA SEE Documents
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Culpepper Co., Virginia
Will Book A, page 185-86
Will of George Doggett dated 6 Jan 1758
Daughter Sarah Ann Reynolds (Richard Reynolds also found in local deeds)

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Name:
Named Sarah Ann Reynolds in her father's Will.

James married Susannah "Sukie" Lindsay Est 1739, Caroline Co., Virginia. Susannah (daughter of James Lindsay and Sarah Daniel) was born 1724, Surry/Brunswick Co., Virginia Colony; died Aft 1782, Caroline Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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

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Name:
Executor of his Father's Will rec. 8 Nov 1721 in Lancaster, Co. VA
Will of George Doggett drawn 6 Jan 1758 rec. 18 Jan 1759

George married Ann Chattin. Ann was born Est 1720, Culpeper Co., Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Name:
Daughter of Thomas and Margaret LNU Chattin