John of Culpeper Reynolds, Jr.

John married Martha "Patsy" Gore. Martha (daughter of John Gore and Mary Maderas) was born 10 Feb 1740, Frederick County, Virginia Colony; died 1812, Halifax Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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Born in Kentucky. Son of James Jefferson Reynolds and Frances "Fanny" Smithey-Crisp. John Warwick was married to: (1) Frances "Fanny" Anderson, (2) Emily (Milam) Crow.
John Warwick was a schoolteacher at Flynns Lick, Jackson County, TN. While he was teaching he wrote and had published a math book.
He came to MO in 1819 to Gallatin, Daviess Co. MO. John and his first wife, Fanny Anderson, moved to Clay County about 1831.
Fanny died in 1845 and John then married Emily (Milam) Crow.
John became the guardian of his wife, Emily's children by a previous marriage (to Mr. Crow)
It is family tradition that John Warwick was a slave owner. When the Civil War was over he could not afford to keep the slaves as help. On the day they were leaving they were walking down the road when one little boy started crying and said he wanted to stay with John. His mother asked John if he would keep the child and care for him. John said that he would and the little boy stayed with him and Emily until he was grown. They sent him to school and treated him as if he were their own son. It is said that in appreciation, every year as long as John and Emily lived, that man came back to visit them on their farm.
From the 1877 records of the Little Shoal Primitive Baptist Church, Clay County, MO: "John Warwick Reynolds made a profession of faith and was baptized in the creek by the church."

John and Fanny had James Ellison Reynolds (1830-1911), Annc C. (Reynolds) Peters (1832-1914), Jonas E. Reynolds (2 Mar 1836 - ), John D. Reynolds (2 Mar 1836 - ), Thomas E. Reynolds (1833-1843), and Louisiana (1840 - ).

John and Emily had Mary Frances (Reynolds) Reynolds (1847-1911) and Yerby Wilson Reynolds (1849-1917).

James married Frances 'Fannie' Smithey-Crisp. Frances (daughter of Nancy Carmichael and John Crisp) was born 1 May 1783, Caswell County, North Carolina; died 5 Oct 1849, Sparta, Buchanan Co., Missouri. [Group Sheet]

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Twin brother to Amelia "Millie"

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Born in Kentucky. Son of James Jefferson Reynolds and Frances "Fanny" Smithey-Crisp. John Warwick was married to: (1) Frances "Fanny" Anderson, (2) Emily (Milam) Crow.
John Warwick was a schoolteacher at Flynns Lick, Jackson County, TN. While he was teaching he wrote and had published a math book.
He came to MO in 1819 to Gallatin, Daviess Co. MO. John and his first wife, Fanny Anderson, moved to Clay County about 1831.
Fanny died in 1845 and John then married Emily (Milam) Crow.
John became the guardian of his wife, Emily's children by a previous marriage (to Mr. Crow)
It is family tradition that John Warwick was a slave owner. When the Civil War was over he could not afford to keep the slaves as help. On the day they were leaving they were walking down the road when one little boy started crying and said he wanted to stay with John. His mother asked John if he would keep the child and care for him. John said that he would and the little boy stayed with him and Emily until he was grown. They sent him to school and treated him as if he were their own son. It is said that in appreciation, every year as long as John and Emily lived, that man came back to visit them on their farm.
From the 1877 records of the Little Shoal Primitive Baptist Church, Clay County, MO: "John Warwick Reynolds made a profession of faith and was baptized in the creek by the church."

John and Fanny had James Ellison Reynolds (1830-1911), Annc C. (Reynolds) Peters (1832-1914), Jonas E. Reynolds (2 Mar 1836 - ), John D. Reynolds (2 Mar 1836 - ), Thomas E. Reynolds (1833-1843), and Louisiana (1840 - ).

John and Emily had Mary Frances (Reynolds) Reynolds (1847-1911) and Yerby Wilson Reynolds (1849-1917).

John married Frances "Fanny" Anderson. Frances was born 20 Oct 1805; died 7 Jun 1845, Missouri; was buried , Little Shoal Cemetery, Clay County, Missouri. [Group Sheet]

John married Emily Milan. Emily was born 7 Oct 1807, Kentucky; died 1 Feb 1891, Missouri; was buried , Little Shoal Cemetery, Clay County, Missouri. [Group Sheet]

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Married Joseph Gilmore

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James Jefferson Reynolds was married twice with 14 children; 1st wife Elizabeth Smith of Clay Co., Missourt m. 1 Oct 1835 in Clay Co. MO; all children are attributed to 2nd wife Susan Gibson.

James married Eliza Sarah 'Susan' Gibson 21 Apr 1842, Buchanan Co., Missouri. Eliza was born 21 May 1825, Athens, McMinn Co., Tennessee; died 27 Jun 1885, Buchanan County, Missouri; was buried , Section A, Lot 6B8, Agency Cemetery, Agency, Buchanan County, Missouri. [Group Sheet]