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1775 - 1856 (81 years)
1770 - 1816 (46 years)
Birth |
1770 |
Chester County, Pennsylvania |
Died |
9 Feb 1816 |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Buried |
Hopewell Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland |
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Father |
Benjamin Reynolds, b. 30 Feb 1743, Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Mother |
Mary Job, b. Abt 1745, Chester Co., Pennsylvania |
Married |
18 Apr 1764 |
Chester Co., Pennsylvania Colony |
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Family |
Annie Hannah Knight, b. 4 Sep 1775, Maryland [3] |
Children |
+ | 1. Mary Reynolds, b. 1796, Cecil County, Maryland |
+ | 2. Lydia Ann Reynolds, b. 21 Aug 1794, Port Deposit, Maryland |
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1796 - 1868 (72 years)
Birth |
1796 |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Died |
17 Jun 1868 |
Port Depposit, Maryland |
Buried |
Hopewell Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland |
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Father |
John Reynolds, b. 1770, Chester County, Pennsylvania |
Mother |
Annie Hannah Knight, b. 4 Sep 1775, Maryland |
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Family |
Daniel Megredy/McCredy, b. Est 1796 |
Married |
6 Oct 1817 |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Children |
+ | 1. Hannah Elizabeth Megredy, b. 5 Aug 1819, Cecil County, Maryland |
| 2. Anna Megredy, b. 9 Jan 1822, Cecil County, Maryland |
| 3. John Megredy, b. 10 Oct 1824, Cecil County, Maryland |
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1794 - 1850 (56 years)
Birth |
21 Aug 1794 |
Port Deposit, Maryland |
Died |
8 Nov 1850 |
Port Deposit, Maryland |
Buried |
Hopewell Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland |
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Father |
John Reynolds, b. 1770, Chester County, Pennsylvania |
Mother |
Annie Hannah Knight, b. 4 Sep 1775, Maryland |
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Family |
William Price Parker, b. 22 Jan 1814, Harford County, Maryland |
Children |
| 1. Hannah Marjorie/Margery Parker, b. 16 Apr 1845, Port Deposit, Maryland |
| 2. Mary W. Parker, b. 1849, Port Deposit, Maryland |
| 3. Leonard Smith Parker, b. 13 Jul 1838, Port Deposit, Maryland |
| 4. Daniel Megredy Parker, b. 22 Jan 1843, Port Deposit, Maryland |
| 5. Joseph K. Parker, b. Oct 1842, Port Deposit, Cecil County, Maryland |
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1793 - 1858 (65 years)
Birth |
1793 |
Died |
20 Jul 1858 |
Maryland |
Buried |
Hopewell Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland |
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Family |
Annie Hannah Knight, b. 4 Sep 1775, Maryland [4] |
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Name |
Annie Hannah Knight |
Born |
4 Sep 1775 |
Maryland |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
30 Sep 1856 |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Buried |
Hopewell Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland |
Person ID |
I13485 |
My Reynolds Line |
Last Modified |
25 Oct 2017 |
Family 1 |
John Reynolds, b. 1770, Chester County, Pennsylvania , d. 9 Feb 1816, Cecil County, Maryland (Age 46 years) |
Children |
+ | 1. Mary Reynolds, b. 1796, Cecil County, Maryland , d. 17 Jun 1868, Port Depposit, Maryland (Age 72 years) |
+ | 2. Lydia Ann Reynolds, b. 21 Aug 1794, Port Deposit, Maryland , d. 8 Nov 1850, Port Deposit, Maryland (Age 56 years) |
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Last Modified |
24 Aug 2019 |
Family ID |
F4699 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S38] Headstone, Hannah Reynolds Smith (nee Knight).
- [S84] Rootsweb, http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/JOB/2006-09/1157829920.
Now Col Edwin W. Wilmer was born September 10, 1819 Smyrna, Delaware and died January 27, 1888 Govanstown, Baltimore Co.,, Maryland, He was the s/o Edward Price Wilmer and Rachel Wilson and grandson of So he himself was not a Job(e) descendant. He married Hannah Elizabeth Megredy (a double Jobe descenant) on April 11, 1839 Cecil Co., Maryland. She was the d/o Daniel Megredy and Mary Reynolds. Daniel Megredy was s/o John Megredy and Elizabeth Maxwell Job, gd/o Archibald 'Arch' Job and Margaret Rees, and gt gd/o Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell and gt gt gd/o Andrew Job JUNIOR. Mary Reynolds was d/o John Reynolds and Hannah 'Annie' Knight, gd/o Benjamin Reynolds and Mary Job, gt gd/o Jacob Job and Rachel Brokesby, and gt gt gd/o Andrew Job JUNIOR.
Now M. W. Blair would be Morris William Blair born June 20, 1825 Pike Co., Illinois and died 1912. He was the s/o David Evans Blair and Sarah Job, gs/o Morris Morrico Job and Lidia Bond, gt gs/o Archibald 'Arch' Job and Margaret Rees.
So BOTH the wife of Col. Edwin W. Wilmer and M. W. Blair descend from Archibald Job and Margaret Rees. So on the closest Job(e) connection Col. Wilmer's wife, Hannah Elizabeth (Megredy) Blair and M. W. Blair were 2nd cousins. Hannah's father, Daniel Megredy and M. W. Blair's mother, Sarah (Job) Blair were 1st cousins, Hannah's grandmother, Elizabeth (Job) Megredy and M. W. Blair's grandfather, Morris Job were siblings. But don't forget that Col Wilmer's wife also had the Job connection through Andrew's son, Jacob.
Colonel Wilmer wrote a series of interesting articles for the Smyrna Times which appeared in 1880. They were reminiscences of what Smyrna was like 50 years ago (therefore in the years 1830 or so). They were reproduced (in part) in Feb of 1931 in that same newspaper. from The Cecil Whig, Elkton, 1888: Cecil Co., MD Saturday, February 4, 1888:
Death of Col. Edwin Wilmer. (NOTE: This article is abridged due to its length)
As announced briefly in our last issue Col. Edwin Wilmer died suddenly at his residence at Govanstown, Baltimore Co.,, at a very early hour on Friday morning of last week. He had been suffering from cold and shortness of breath. The cause of death was paralysis of the heart. Col. Edwin Wilmer was in his 69th year, having been born September 10, 1819, in Smyrna, Del. His parents were Edward Price Wilmer and Rachael (Wilson) Wilmer. His grandfather, Dr. John Lambert Wilmer was the fourth generation in descent from Simon Wilmer the progenitor of the family in America, who emigrated from England in 1660 and settled in Kent, in the Province of
Maryland. He married Elizibeth Brooke Carmichael, of Queen Anne's Co.,. His mother was descended on the maternal side form the Morris family of Pennsylvania, of revolutionary fame. They had three children besides the subject of this sketch, viz, Henrietta, who married the Rev. Pennell Combe, of the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and left three children; Susan Elizabeth, who married Lampson Farrow merchant of Baltimore and left one child; Wm. Carmichael, who died in infancy. Col. Wilmer's father died when he was an infant, and the care of the family devolved on his widowed mother. His mother dying when he was fifteen years
old, he left college and engaged with his brother-in-law in Baltimore as clerk in the dry good business. On April 11, 1839, he married Hannah
Elizabeth, only daughter of Daniel and Mary (Reynolds) Megredy, of Port Deposit. Her father was the son of John Megredy, a Scotchman, and Elizabeth Job, a descendent of the family of Daniel Defoe, author of "Robinson Crusoe." Mary (Reynolds) Megredy was the daughter of John and Hannah (Knight) Reynolds of Cecil Co.,. He was a brother of Judge David Reynolds, of Lewistown, Pa., and of Reuben Reynolds of Cecil Co.,.
He raised the Sixth Regiment of Delaware Infantry in 1863, at the time of Lee's raid into Pennsylvania, and in two days he had the regiment armed, equipped and on duty on the line of the P. W. B. Railroad.
He had born to him seven children, five of whom survive, viz., Mary Rachael, who married Henry R. Torbert of THE CECIL WHIG; Laura Freeman who married Chas. H. Hepburn, of Baltimore city; Edwin Megredy Wilmer, Ellen Moore Reynolds, and Florence Zeilin Wilmer, who resided with their parent.
The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon from the residence of his son, No. 1800 Madison avenue. Rev. J. J. G. Webster, pastor of the Madison Avenue M. E. Church, officiated. The body is to be removed t the family burying ground at Hopewell, in this Co.,.
- [S38] Headstone.
- [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=126544838.
Mary Reynolds Megredy
Birth: 1796
Death: Jun. 17, 1868, Cecil County, Maryland
Mary was the daughter of John Reynolds and Hannah Knight Reynolds Smith.
Spouse:
Daniel Megredy (____ - 1844)
Children:
Hannah Elizabeth Megredy Wilmer (1819 - 1907)
Anna Megredy (1822 - 1823)
John Megredy (1824 - 1825)
Burial: Hopewell United Methodist Church Cemetery
Woodlawn, Cecil County, Maryland
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