Shorty married Fay G. Green. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Bill married Racheal Ann Reynolds. Racheal (daughter of Andrew Hugh Reynolds and Nancy Ellen Stone) was born on 14 Oct 1865 in Arkansas, USA; died on 2 Apr 1937 in Seminole, Seminole, Oklahoma, USA; was buried in Tecumseh, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Homestead Cert. No 13218, appl. 19733 shows Rachel owned 160 acres. Cert. dated 2-10-1901. Shows Rachel as widow of James B. Douglass

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Arkansas Confederate Veterans and Widows Pension Applications Veteran Name: Reynolds, Hugh Widow #: 14465 Widow's Name: Reynolds, Nancy J. Unit: Co, F, 14th Arkansas Inf. Date: 1861-1865 Widow Appl: 8/6/14 County: Baxter Vet. Dec: 1871 Hugh's parents both died when he was young and he went to live with his uncle David in Illinois. After he was older he moved back to Arkansas. He may have met Nancy Ellen Stone in Illinois and married. Hugh Reynolds of Fulton County, Arkansas, Land records shows that he owned 120 acres. dated 3-28-1861, Cert. # 18700. August 17, 1942, Army Corps of Engineers moved the cemetery to Cemetery No NFC 9 Buzzard Roost, Arkansas. Moved because of the Norfork Dam, Norfork of the White River Arkansas. Also moved was John Reynolds and John Stone. Cem. No. NVA -3-R Grave #37. John Stone Grave #35.

Died:
Date of death from Arkansas, Confederate Pension Records, 1891-1935

Andrew married Nancy Ellen Stone. Nancy (daughter of John Stone) was born about 1841 in Illinois, USA; died about 1945 in Shawnee, Techumseh, Oklahoma; was buried in Mission Hill Cemetery, Techumseh, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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info from census of Jan 1880 Union Township, Baxter Co., Vol 1., Ed. 5, Sheet 2, line 7. Nancy Renalds, servant, widowed or div, born in Ill. 1841 father from Tenn., Mother from Ill. census transcription: Nancy Renalds (I. or J.)? White Female Age 39 Andrew W.M. age 20 (b. 1860) son, single, farmer, attended school but could not write born in Ark. father from Ark. Mother from Ill. John W.M. age 18 (b. 1862) son, single, farmer, illiterate, same parents Rachel M. W.F. age 15 (b. 1865) daughter, single, illiterate, same parents Highly W.F. age 8 (b. 1872) daughter, single, went to school, same parents ********************************************************************** ******************************************* The stone settlement and cemetery was east of New Mt. Home, Arkansas at Buzzard Roose, which is now under water. Nancy lived to be about 104 years old. She married (some say Hugh and some say Andrew) Reynolds in Montana. Hugh was a confederate soldier and is believed was killed in the civil war. Nancy was burned out 3 times by Union soldiers while Hugh or Andrew was serving in the Army. She and 5 children (the oldest was about 10 years old) went through the woods eating what they saw cattle eating so as not to starve. Nancy sifted ashes from a smoke house and boiled the ashes for salt. Nancy is buried next to her daughter, Rachel Ann in Mission Hill Cemetery, Tecumseh, Oklahoma.
info from census of Jan 1880
Union Township, Baxter Co., Vol 1., Ed. 5, Sheet 2, line 7.

Nancy Renalds, servant, widowed or div, born in Ill. 1841 father from Tenn., Mother from Ill.

census transcription:
Nancy Renalds (I. or J.)? White Female Age 39
Andrew W.M. age 20 (b. 1860) son, single, farmer, attended school but could not write
born in Ark. father from Ark. Mother from Ill.
John W.M. age 18 (b. 1862) son, single, farmer, illiterate, same parents
Rachel M. W.F. age 15 (b. 1865) daughter, single, illiterate, same parents
Highly W.F. age 8 (b. 1872) daughter, single, went to school, same parents

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The stone settlement and cemetery was east of New Mt. Home, Arkansas at Buzzard Roose, which is now under water. Nancy lived to be about 104 years old. She married (some say Hugh and some say Andrew) Reynolds in Montana. Hugh was a confederate soldier and is believed was killed in the civil war.

Nancy was burned out 3 times by Union soldiers while Hugh or Andrew was serving in the Army. She and 5 children (the oldest was about 10 years old) went through the woods eating what they saw cattle eating so as not to starve. Nancy sifted ashes from a smoke house and boiled the ashes for salt. Nancy is buried next to her daughter, Rachel Ann in Mission Hill Cemetery, Tecumseh, Oklahoma.