PATRIOT Richard Spencer Reynolds, M.D.^{[1, 2, 3, 4]}

Est 1734 - 1793  (~ 59 years)

• Name	Richard Spencer Reynolds
  Title	PATRIOT
  Suffix	M.D.
  Born	Est 1734	Culpeper Co., Virginia Colony
  Gender	Male
  Died	17 Sep 1793	Wilkes Co., Georgia
  	Wilkes Co., Georgia 14 of March 1793; Court orders an inventory of Richard Reynolds estate administered by Sarah Ann Reynolds, decd unadministered...
  Person ID	I8208	My Reynolds Line | Descendants of James Reynolds of Surry County, VA
  Last Modified	5 Aug 2022

  
  

  Father	James of Surry Reynolds,   b. 1715, Surry Co., Virginia ,   d. Abt 1796, Caroline Co., Virginia  (Age 81 years)
  Mother	Susannah "Sukie" Lindsay,   b. 1724, Surry/Brunswick Co., Virginia Colony ,   d. Aft 1782, Caroline Co., Virginia  (Age 59 years)
  Married	Est 1739	Caroline Co., Virginia
  Family ID	F1924	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Sarah Ann Doggett,   b. 1747, Culpepper Co., Virginia ,   d. 1793, Wilkes Co. GA  (Age 46 years)
  Married	1763	Henry County, Virginia
  Children	+ 1. Benjamin Franklin Reynolds,   b. Abt 1763, Caroline Co., Virginia ,   d. Abt 1844, Wabash Co., Illinois  (Age ~ 81 years)   2. Rachel Reynolds,   b. Abt 1765, Caroline Co., Virginia Colony ,   d. Yes, date unknown + 3. Thomas Reynolds,   b. 1766, Wilkes Co., Georgia ,   d. Bef 6 Sep 1796, Hopkins County, Kentucky  (Age 30 years) + 4. Spencer Reynolds,   b. 1767, Henry Co., Virginia ,   d. 18 May 1830, Williamson County, Tennessee  (Age 63 years)   5. Ann Reynolds,   b. 1763, Louisa County, Virginia Colony ,   d. 1820, Prob. Henry Co., Virginia  (Age 57 years) + 6. Joseph Reynolds,   b. 1770, Henry Co., Virginia Colony ,   d. 1822, Hickman Co., Kentucky  (Age 52 years) + 7. Richard Coleman Reynolds,   b. 27 Nov 1771, Henry County, Virginia Colony ,   d. 8 Nov 1825, Cow Creek, Owsley Co., Kentucky  (Age 53 years)   8. George Reynolds,   b. 1772, Culpeper County, Virginia ,   d. Yes, date unknown   9. Elizabeth 'Betsy' Reynolds,   b. 1773, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. Yes, date unknown, Georgia   10. John G. Reynolds,   b. 22 Feb 1783, Caroline/ Orange Co., Virginia ,   d. Yes, date unknown + 11. Hannah F., Mrs. Millenton F. Reynolds,   b. Est 1775,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	23 Dec 2020
  Family ID	F2752	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		Documents Culpepper Will Book A Richard Reynolds Pg 66.jpg Will shows Richard Reynolds Wittness
  		Document Deed Culpepper Co., VA Bk # Pg 55 Culpepper Co Deeds BkE Index-Reynolds Page55.jpg
  		Document Culpepper Co Deeds E Bk Page Cover.jpg
  		1778 - 1780 Tax Lists of Henry County, Virginia by Lela C. Adams The James Reynolds Henry County Individuals are NOT related to the Hugh Reynolds clan in Pittsylvania County, Virginia 1778 - 1780 Tax Lists of Henry County, Virginia by Lela C. Adams Copyright 1973
  		Reynolds Tax Chart Henry Co., VA ReynoldsTaxChartHenryCoVA.jpg
  		Richard & Sarah Ann Doggett Reynolds family to Kentucky compiled by Dallas & Janet Riedesel, dallas1056@comcast.net Richard & Sarah Ann Doggett Reynolds family to Kentucky.pdf
  		Virginia Historical Magazine Henry County, Virginia Residents Who Renounced Allegiance to Great Britain and Swearing Allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia HenryCountyHistory.pdf
  		Estate Record of Richard Reynolds 8208Estate Record of Richard Reynolds.pdf
  		Richard Reynolds was a Surgeon during the Revolution 8208RichardReynoldsPhysician.jpg
  		1778 - 1780 Tax Lists of Henry County, Virginia by Lela C. Adams Copyright 1973-RFS.pdf 1778 - 1780 Tax Lists of Henry County, Virginia by Lela C. Adams Copyright 1973-RFS.pdf
  		Virginians In The Revolution - Reynolds VirginiansInTheRevolutionReynolds.jpg
  		THE RENNOLDS - REYNOLDS FAMILY OF ENGLAND AND VIRGINIA , 1530 1948 Being the partial story of Christopher Reynolds of County Kent, England, and his descendants in Virginia, etc. It embraces the years 1530 to 1948._This compilation is based on Census Reports, Fami_lyBibles and· Journals, previously recorded genealogical data, wills, land deeds, etc., and information supplied by living persons.

  
  

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  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. ************ http://genforum.genealogy.com/reynolds/messages/9807.html Williamson (Co.), TN, Marriages, 1800 - 1850: Reynolds, Spencer m. Parker, Sally, Apr 06, 1812. ************** 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 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.

  
  

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  [S84] Rootsweb, http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/REYNOLDS/2005-03/1109917092. My line is: RICHARD REYNOLDS born ca. 1720-1730 in VA, and died approx. 1787[1793 Apr 3 - Wilkes Co, Ga - Last Will of Richard Reynolds Will Written: 3 Apr 1793 Probate 17 Sep 1793 by David Ferrell, R.P. Admr: Thomas Reynolds; Administered by Sarah Ann Reynolds [nee Doggett], sole Executrix, decd] in Wilkes Co. GA. He married SARAH ANN DOGGETT, daughter of GEORGE DOGGETT and ANN CHATTIN of Culpeper Co VA. No marriage record but circumstantial evidence supports this conclusion. This family lived in Orange and Culpeper Cos. of VA, before migrating to Pittsylvania/Henry Cos. of VA, then on to Wilkes Co. GA by 1780s. Sarah Ann Doggett Reynolds died abt. 1793 in Wilkes Co. GA. Have not established parentage of Richard Reynolds -- likely one of the Reynolds families seen in Spotsylvania or Orange Cos. VA in 1720-1750 range. Thomas, Benjamin and Joseph Reynolds, sons of Richard and Sarah Ann Reynolds were in western KY by 180, after brief layovers in Oglethorpe, then Jackson Cos. of GA before moving to KY. Thomas and Benjamin appear on the first Hopkins Co. KY tax Children of RICHARD REYNOLDS and SARAH Ann DOGGETT are: > > i. My direct ancestor:THOMAS2 REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1766?(acc. to Tillman's book); d. 1831, Hopkins Co. KY. (Married probably Martha "Patsy" Crowley, d/o Benjamin Crowley and Sarah Strong). Descendants remained more or less in Hopkins/Webster Cos. of western KY. > > ii. BENJAMIN REYNOLDS, (married Nancy LNU), b. Bet. 1760 - 1770, VA; d. Abt. 1844, Wabash Co., IL. > > iii. JOSEPH REYNOLDS, (married Frances LNU), b. Abt. 1770, VA; d. 1822, Hickman County KY. Most descendants remained in and around Graves County KY, some in Muhlenberg Co. KY. > > iv. GEORGE REYNOLDS, (m. Susannah Lansford 1779 in Henry Co. VA) b. Abt. 1754, VA; lived in Henry and Pittsylvania Cos of VA until about 1808, d. Abt. 1813, Williamson Co. TN. > > v. RICHARD REYNOLDS. Nothing more known except he is listed as an heir of Richard Reynolds in Wilkes Co. GA estate papers. > > vi . ELIZABETH REYNOLDS. (Betsey Reynolds mentioned in Richard Reynolds' Wilkes Co. estate papers) m. Joel Morton 1796 in Oglethorpe Co. Ga. Joel left 1839 will in Clarke Co. GA. Betsey living in Clarke Co. GA at 1850 census age 77, with daughter Tabitha Dean. > > vii. SPENCER REYNOLDS, m. Phebe Waggoner, d/o Greensby Waggoner. B. abt. 1750, Orange or Culpeper Co. VA; d. Abt. 1830, Williamson Co. TN. Spent time in between in Pittsylvania/Henry Cos of VA, Wilkes/Oglethorpe/Clarke Cos GA before moving on to TN. > > viii. JOHN REYNOLDS. Listed as heir in Richard Reynolds's Wilkes Co. GA estate papers, nothing more known. > > ix. MARY REYNOLDS, m. JOSEPH FORTUNE who left 1784 will in Pittsylvania Co. VA. Remarried to Hezekiah Salmon after Joseph Fortune's death. > > x. ANN REYNOLDS m. JOHN JACOB REIGER before 1776, died bfore 1802 probably in Pittsylvania Co. VA. Jacob Reiger d. abt. 1802 in Pittsylvania Co. VA. > > xi. UNKNOWN REYNOLDS d. probably Wilkes County GA, married CATY JAMES. Orphaned children Aaron (b. 1786) and Moses Reynolds (b. abt. 1785) went to Hopkins Co. KY with their guardian (and probable uncle) Thomas Reynolds by 1807. [S84] Rootsweb, http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/REYNOLDS/2005-03/1110051798. Very unlikely. Richard and Sarah Ann Reynolds' eldest sons, Spencer and George, were born abt. 1750 and 1754 respectively. Therefore the birthdates commonly seen for Richard and Sarah Ann are simply impossible. The 1758 will of George Doggett (wife was Ann Chattin/Chatten) in Culpeper Co VA names Sarah Ann "Rynnolds" as an heir. Chatten Doggett, Sarah Ann's brother, and Humphrey Scroggin, Sarah Ann's brother in law, appear in GA about the same time as Richard Reynolds and his family. Richard Reynolds' line contains a grandson named "Joseph Chatten Reynolds" (migrated to Muhlenberg-Hopkins-Graves Co. KY) -- which strengthens the George Doggett connection. My opinion is that because there was a Hamilton Reynolds in Wilkes Co. GA about the same time as Richard's family, and due to mixups between two separate Reynolds families in that area at the same time (there's a George in THAT line too), someone decided Sarah Ann must have been a Hamilton. I've also seen her referred to as Sarah Ann Thomas - and who knows where that came from. There is a 1754 document in Orange Co. VA: "Indenture 6 Jul 1754 bet. John Spotswood & Richard Reynolds for rents & covenants hereinafter mentioned, to farm lett 200 ac. Natural lives of RICHARD, SPENCER, AND GEORGE REYNOLDS, or longest liver, 1000 lbs tobacco. Signed John Spotswood & Richard Reynolds; wit. Robert Spotswood, W. McWilliams, F. Fox, rec. 28 aug 1760" Apparently there was a practice in which men would name minor sons as parties to these kinds of land leases - you will note the phrase "or longest liver" -- so the assumption was the land would pass to the eldest sons. Another Orange Co VA document: "County Court dated March 29 1754. Robert Duncanson plt. against RICHARD REYNOLDS, deft. In Debt. This day came Plt.by his Attorney and GEORGE DOGGETT, Security for Deft.'s appearance by Zachary Lewis, Gent., his Attorney and the Security prays and has oyer of the Writing Obligatory in the Declaration mentioned and to imparle thereof till next Court and then to plead." It appears that George Doggett, Richard's father in law, was acting as security for his son-in-law. Culpeper Co. VA: Aug 21 1770: Richard Reynolds of Culpeper & Sarah Anne his wife sold to Alexander McDonald, 114 ac on Cedar Run, purchased by Richard from trustees of the estate of John Spotswood. [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, Richard Spencer Reynolds. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Reynolds&GSfn=Richard&GSmn=Spencer&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=69293877&df=all& Richard Spencer Reynolds Birth: 1736, Caroline Co., Virginia Death: 1787, Wilkes Co., Georgia He married Sarah Ann Doggett and some of their children were: Rachel, who married in 1779 to Thomas Matthews, Thomas, born 1766; Garland, born 1768, Joseph, born 1770, George, Elijah, born 1774, md. in 1801, Nancy Jones; Benjamin Franklin Richard, Elizabeth, Spencer, John, Greensby, born 1786 in Henry County, Virginia; died 1853 in Walton County, Georgia. He married Ermine Unknown and they had 8 children; Matthew, Dorothy, Mary. *** His son, 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. *** 1779 Henry County Tax List for Henry County, VA. Richard Reynolds, James Reynolds, Richard Reynolds, Sr., Spencer Reynolds, Richard Reynolds, Jr., George Reynolds, John Reynolds Bartlett Reynolds, John Reynolds, Moses Reynolds, Susanna Reynolds *** 2 Mar 1782, Court Order Book, Richard Reynolds was allowed 280 pounds of beef furnished by the Commissioner of Provisions. [What County?] *** 2 Mar 1782, Court Order Book, Richard Reynolds is allowed 182 pasturages, 38 diets, 4 bushels and a half corn furnished the Commissioner of Provisions for public use. *** 27 Nov 1782, Deed Bk. 1, pp.314-5, Richard Reynolds of Henry County, Virginia, purchased from Jimmy and John James of the same county, for 60 pounds, 400 acres on Shooting Creek, beginning at the fork of Turkey Cock Creek on both sides, crosses Rakoon Branch. *** 25 May 1784, Deed Bk. 1, pp. 486-7, Richard Reynolds of Henry County, Virginia, sold to William Edwards, for 100 pounds, 400 acres on Shooting Creek, beginning at the fork of Turkey Cock Creek on both sides, crosses Rakoon Branch. *** 25 May 1785, Deed Bk. 2, p. 133, Richard Reynolds of the one party and his wife Mary Reynolds of the other part. The said Richard Reynolds hath allowed his wife Mary the following articles: a tract of land that joins the east side of the land he now lives on with the plantation and orchards thereon to have peaceful possession during her lifetime if she will live thereon, also five pounds in gold or silver to be paid yearly during her lifetime, also one hundred pounds to be valued to her in stock and house goods. Mary Reynolds agrees for her part to give the said Richard Reynolds all the best of the estate belonging to them to have it in peaceful possession and all other properties to him and his heirs, never to claim anything belonging to the said Richard Reynolds. *** Parents: James Reynolds (1715 - 1791) Susannah Lindsay Reynolds (1724 - 1781) Spouse: Sarah Ann Doggett [Hamilton is incorrect] Reynolds (1738 - ____) Children: Spencer Reynolds (1757 - 1830)* Richard Reynolds (1770 - 1823)* Siblings: Richard Spencer Reynolds (1736 - 1787) George Reynolds (1750 - 1813) Jesse Reynolds (1754 - 1836) Millenton Foster Reynolds (1767 - 1850) Find A Grave Memorial# 69293877 Richard Reynolds Birth 1749 Caroline County, Virginia Death 1787 (aged 37?38) Wilkes County, Georgia [S40] Will, Will of Richard Reynolds . 1793 Apr 3 - Wilkes Co, Ga - Last Will of Richard Reynolds Will Written: 3 Apr 1793 Probate 17 Sep 1793 by David Ferrell, R.P. Admr: Thomas Reynolds; Administered by Sarah Ann Reynolds, sole Executrix, dec'd Also found in Loose papers in attic of Court House Estate of Richard [Spencer] Reynolds - The following purchased from the estate: THOMAS REYNOLDS one Negro wench JUDY,; one chest & one pot. JOSEPH REYNOLDS, one Negro boy General, one BIBLE. BENJAMIN REYNOLDS, one Negro boy Ned. JOHN REYNOLDS, one fether Bed. BETSY REYNOLDS, one fether Bed, one smuthing iron. SPENCER REYNOLDS, one fether Bed, 2 dishes & 4 spoons, Iron Utensials. JOHN FENNELL, 7 plates. THOMAS TERRY, one par of Shbyards, one hoe & foot ad, one ax & wedge. [S84] Rootsweb, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igmpostem.cgi?op=show&app=wampus¬ify=bG9MbT43nQLoCQhpfx_7C6HM-Y0ZXnid&key=I404&return=%3Ca+href%3D%22%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Figm%2Ecgi%3Fop%3DGET%26amp%3Bdb%3Dwampus%26amp%3Bid%3DI404%22%3EReturn+to+WorldConnect%3C%2Fa%3E. Becky, I am 99.9% certain that Richard Reynolds & Sarah Ann Doggett had two other children not listed in your file. One is Matthew Reynolds b. probably 1781-1786 Wilkes Co., GA & married Elizabeth Jarrell 21 Dec 1808 Wilkes Co., GA. The other is Rachel Reynolds who married Thomas Matthews on 11 Nov 1799 Wilkes Co., GA. I think Rachel was probably deceased shortly after her marriage or at least by around 1802. She was listed as Runnels but a lot of Reynolds family were also listed as Runnels in the Wilkes Co. records. This is the documentation: http://giddeon.com/wilkes/books/early-records-of-ga-vol2/257-288.shtml REYNOLDS, RICHARD dec'd. Thos. Reynolds app admr with will annexed Feb. 14, 1793. Spencer Reynolds, Sec. Inv. Sept. 30, 89, slaves Flora, Jude, General and Ned. Account of Thos. Reynolds from Feb. 20, 1788 to Oct. 1., salt, corn etc. Returns Jan. 1795 paid George, Jos., Richard, Betsy, John, Benj., Spencer Reynolds and Jacob Reigor (?), all say "as bequeathed to me by the last will of Richard Reyonlds, dec'd." Returns for 1802 paid Dolly Reynolds and Thos. Matthews cash, and..... End of Page 281 - The Early Records of Georgia, Volume II, Wilkes County - Start of Page 282.................... both received one slave, Mary Reynolds cash, all in part of legacies. Matthew Runnels, orph of Richard, dec'd. Return of Thos. Reynolds Mar. 2, 1802, received a slave Ceasar, $75.00, cash $125.00. Return of Jos. Henderson, admr Apr. 1803. Receipt of Richard Runnels 1803 for a slave and $100.00 part of legacy. Receipt of Polly Reynolds for slave and $100.00, Dec. 1800. Thos. Mathews in part of his legacy. http://giddeon.com/wilkes/books/early-records-of-ga-vol2/324-362.shtml [WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA] FIRST MARRIAGE BOOK--1806-1834 Matthews, Thomas Rachel Runnells Nov. 11, 1799 569 (she is Rachel Reynolds) The date of Richard's death is 20 Oct 1787 per the following: http://www.giddeon.com/wilkes/books/early-records-of-ga-vol1/255-266.shtml [WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA] DEED BOOK "C C"--BADLY WORN End of Page 265 - The Early Records of Georgia, Volume I, Wilkes County - Start of Page 266 Page 172--REED, GEORGE to Benj. Thomas a certain tract of land described in orig. grant 1784 to Richard Reynolds, dec'd. Oct. 20, 1787. Benj. Stringfellow, John Cochran, Test. [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=69293877. Richard Reynolds served in the Revolutionary War with Hendersons' Company in the Virginia State Line. Birth: 1749, Caroline County, Virginia Death: 1787, Wilkes County, Georgia [S160] Correspondence. Darla Eisemann dteisemann@gmail.com via p3plcpnl0908.prod.phx3.secureserver.net May 26, 2019, 10:52 PM to me Comments (PATRIOT Richard Spencer Reynolds b. Est 1734 Culpeper Co., Virginia d. 17 Sep 1793 Wilkes Co., Georgia): Hi! I was doing some family tree research and it seems this Patriot is a great great great great great grandfather of mine! The line to me is: Darla Tomes Eisemann daughter of Norman Tomes son of Bena Stokes Tomes daughter of Virgil Stokes son of James Stokes son of Sarah Reynolds Stokes daughter of Joseph Reynolds son of Richard Reynolds I'm interested in putting together DAR paperwork and would love to be in touch with anyone who has done this for pointers. I'm also connected to patriot Thomas Toms through my father, as well! Regards, Darla Tomes Eisemann [S274] TILLMAN , Stephen Frederick Tillman. 589. JAMES REYNOLDS, son of Richard (435) and Mary (Anderson) Reynolds, b. circa ·1715 in Surry County, Va. He m. 1748 Sukie Lindsay and settled in Caroline County, Va. Early Virginia records speak of the relationship of this family to the Winston family of Virginia.· Issue: Richard Spencer, b. 1749; George, b. 1750; Jesse David, b. 1754; David, Robert, William; and Bernard, b. 1764. 590. RICHARD SPENCER REYNOLDS, son of James (589) and Sukie (Lindsay) Reynolds, b 1749, He m. Sarah Ann -[Doggett], and settled in Henry County Va., in Pittsylvania County, Va. (1790 Census) and then in Ga. Issue: Rachel, who m. 1779 Thomas Matthews; Thomas b. 1766; Garland, b. 1768; Joseph, b. 1770; George, Elijah, b. 1774, who m. 1801 Nancy Jones, b. 1783, and settled in Wilkes County, Ga.; Benjamin, who m. Elizabeth Freesy or Freeney, and settled in Wilkes County, Ga.; Richard, Elizabeth, Spencer, John; Greensby, b. 1786; Matthew, Dorothy, and Mary. 591. THOMAS REYNOLDS, son of Richard (590) and Sarah Reynolds, b. 1766 in Henry County, Va., and d. 2-3-1828 in Walton County,·Ga. He m. 12-25-1794 Margaret Lucy Carter. (He may have married twice. The second marriage would have been to Margaret Shaw, b. 7-16- 1804 and d. 10-10-1876?) He is said to have served in the Rev. War with the Va. State Line. Issue: Thomas, Jefferson, who m.591. THOMAS REYNOLDS, son of Richard (590) and Sarah Reynolds, b. 1766 in Henry County, Va., and d. 2-3-1828 in Walton County,·Ga. He m. 12-25-1794 Margaret Lucy Carter. (He may have married twice. The second marriage would have been to Margaret Shaw, b. 7-16- 1804 and d. 10-10-1876) He is said to have served in the Rev. War with the Va. State Line. Issue: Thomas, Jefferson, who m. 591. THOMAS REYNOLDS, son of Richard (590) and Sarah Reynolds, b. 1766 in Henry County, Va., and d. 2-3-1828 in Walton County,·Ga. He m. 12-25-1794 Margaret Lucy Carter. (He may have married twice. The second marriage would have been to Margaret Shaw, b. 7-16-1804 and d. 10-10-1876) He is said to have served in the Rev. War with the Va. State Line. Issue: Thomas, Jefferson, who m. Elizabeth Bullard; Matilda, who m. 1831 John Bullard; Mahala, Araminta; Elizabeth, who m. Jesse Whitley; John Jackson, b 8/2/1823; Mary Ann, b 9-29-1824; Abner Monroe, b. 2/10/1826; and David Johnston, b 8/2/1828 and d. 1/24/1839. 591.1. MARY ANN REYNOLDS, daughter of Thomas (591) and Margaret (Carter) Reynolds, b. 9-29-1824 and d. 1-7-1890. She m. 3-30-1839 John M. Austin, b. 5-4-1820 and d. 11-22-1890, and settled in Walton County, Ga. Issue: Martha M., b. 9-3-1841 and d. 6-18-1892, who m. William Hinton; ·Permelia Ann, b. 7-27-1843; Isaac Thomas, b. 2-4-1847 and d. 4-5-1892, who m. Fannie Hancock; Josephine, b. 6-30-1849 and d. unm. 9-13-1887; Mary Ann Missouri, b. 10-24-1855; and John M., b. 0-5-1866. On January 06, 1795 and January 10, 1795, it appears that the estate was settled as all their children receive their legacy from the estate. Their children identified with the surname of Reynolds were: George Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds, Richard Reynolds, Betsey Reynolds, John Reynolds and Spencer Reynolds, and one other person listed must have been related to Richard and Sarah Ann Reynolds. He was identified as Jacob Reigor, a legacie. The court documents do not show any additional activity on the estate of Richard Reynolds, dec'd., administrated by Thomas Reynolds after this date. In the first set of court documents, Richard Reynolds was able to sign his own name and in the second set of documents Richard Reynolds was unable to sign his name, he only made his mark (X)- mfe