Reynolds Family Circle

The Descendants of William Reynolds and Jane Milliken who married in Green County, Tennessee on August 23, 1790.

Notes

Matches 1,601 to 1,650 of 1,689

#	Notes	Linked to
1601	Twin to Cora Lee. Lee Nora is firstborn of the twins	Franks, Lee Nora (I9747)
1602	Twin to Lee Nora. Cora Lee is second born of the twins	Franks, Cora Lee (I9742)
1603	Typhoid Fever	Griffin, Evie Peralee (I10897)
1604	Ukiah Cemetery	Raney, Lena May (I8907)
1605	Ukiah Cemetery	Whetstone, Alfred Coleman (I9048)
1606	Underwood Cemetery	Ashley, Joe Alton (I8461)
1607	Underwood Cemetery	Hess, Rreta Nadine (I8635)
1608	Union Cemetery	Pruitt, Washington Samuel (I5596)
1609	Union Congregational Cemetery	Nobles, Winston Berrie (I5029)
1610	Union Grove Baptist Church Cemetery	Haynes, Cathy (I3175)
1611	Union Grove Baptist Church Cemetery	Porch, Steve (I5453)
1612	Union Hill Cemetery	Neal, Drucilla Elizabeth (I9891)
1613	Union Hospital	Reynolds, Etta (I5928)
1614	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627, 4,643 rolls.	Source (S12)
1615	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.	Source (S766)
1616	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.	Source (S772)
1617	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.	Source (S814)
1618	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627, 4,643 rolls.	Source (S222)
1619	United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.	Source (S101)
1620	upbillr@airmail.net	Reynolds, Thomas William (I6473)
1621	Uremic coma, Chronic nephritis	Wilborn, John Henry * (I10815)
1622	Uvalde Cemetery	Massie, Robert Reynolds "Bobby" (I4392)
1623	Uvalde Cemetery	Reynolds, Catherine Lillian (I6290)
1624	VA Medical Center	Jenkins, Gerry Allan (I356)
1625	Valley View Cemetery	Hubbard, Rosie Ann (I8639)
1626	Various school yearbooks from across the United States.	Source (S824)
1627	Vaught Cemetery	Childress, Sarah Jane (I1264)
1628	Vaught Cemetery	Vaught, Hiram Whitten (I7725)
1629	Vaught Cemetery http://files.usgwarchives.org/al/jackson/cemeteries/vaught.txt	Vaught, William Milton (I11065)
1630	Vernal James McCarty was of Irish decent and born in Utah to Pennsylvania born parents Joseph and Mary McCarty. Joseph McCarty's parents were born in Ireland and Mary's father was born in Germany and mother in New York. Vernal was 5th born of 8 children who included; May (b. abt 1895), Karena(b. abt 1897), Lillian(b.abt 1902), Ruth (b.abt1905), Dorothy (b. abt 1912), Raymond J. (b.abt 1915) and Donald McCarty (b. 19 Sep 1917-4 Mar 2001). Vernal married Montez Gertrude Fodge on 23 May 1937 in Las Vegas, Nevada. They lived in Bakersfield, California. He is laid to rest at Greenlawn Memorial Park next to beloved wife Montez Gertrude McCarty (1917-1979) and little brother, Donald McCarty.	McCarty, Vernal James (I9838)
1631	Vernon Clinic Hospital	Davis, Terry Joe (I1865)
1632	Veterans Administration Hospital	Black, Mitchell Arvil Jr. (I10783)
1633	Veterans Administration Hospital;Pneumonia due to Chronic Renal Failure (also noted Flail Chest)	Stevens, Leonard David (I7295)
1634	Veterans Hospital	Wales, Hugh Harrison (I10213)
1635	VICKERS, NANCY NAOMI "OMA" BROWN November 19, 1893 - June 4, 1975 Mrs. Nancy N. (Oma) Vickers, 81, of Omaha, died Wednesday in a Naples, TX hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Concord Baptist Church with the Rev. T. P. Lee and the Rev. Clifford Longino officiating. Burial will be in Concord Cemetery. She was a member of the Concord Baptist Church and was a life long resident of the Omaha area. Survivors include a son, J. L. Vickers of Omaha; a daughter Mrs. Marshall (Beulah Lee) Wright of Omaha; four brothers Andy Brown of Nocona, TX; Charlie Brown of Dallas, TX; Clyde Brown of Maud, TX and Stanley Brown of El Paso, TX; three sisters Mrs. Ailene McDonald of Big Springs, TX; Mrs. Margie Barrington of Throckmorton, TX and Mrs. Jo Nell Satterfield of Herford, TX; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. (NE Row 19)	Brown, Nancy Naomi "Oma" (I998)
1636	Vincent Chapel Cemetery	Boyer, Hurl Dean (I9509)
1637	Voter Registration Lists, Public Record Filings, Historical Residential Records, and Other Household Database Listings.	Source (S110)
1638	W C Tenrey Hospital	Reed, Raymond Louis "Buddy" (I10598)
1639	Waco Memorial Park	Taylor, Elena Roe (I10244)
1640	Walter was hit in the stomach while playing Baseball and recieved an internal injury that proved fatal. In a Letter from Anna Mae and Bill (last name unknown as it is not in the letter) " I asked Victor about Walter Reynolds, your father's brother. vic, aid he was 18 years old and played baseball all the time, that he got hit with a ball, in his side and abdomen and was hurt real bad. Peritonitis set in and at that time there were no antibiotics or medications for those kind of deals and he died. " (July 20, 1983)	Reynolds, Walter (I6493)
1641	Wanette Cemetery	Atchley, William Leon (I9364)
1642	Wanette Cemetery	Atchley, Felix Marion "Phil" (I9390)
1643	Wanette Cemetery	Neal, Zelma Blaine (I9853)
1644	Wanette Cemetery	Neal, Bethel Bernice M. (I9887)
1645	Was residing with the family of Jessie Bynum at the 1870's U.S. Census of Blount County, Alabama and undoubtedly accompanied them to Texas in 1872. The Bynums settled in N.W. Ellis County along with numerous other Blount County families. Jessie's cousin, Rev. Asa Bynum (1806-1886) was one of the first to settle the area and erected a Methodist Church at what is known as Oak Branch Campground, "about 5 miles SW of Waxahatchee". Jessie Bynum, son of Asa and Rebecca Murphree b. 31 Jul 1871 in TN and died 18 Nov 1897 Mountain Peak, TX, Ellis County, and buried Mountain Peak Cemetery, married Eliza Clowdus 17 Nov 1836 in Blount County (Mother of Sarah "Sallie" Clowdus). S.A. first appears on Ellis Co. Tax Rolls 1881 with 2 horses or mules, valued at $65, one cow $10, and a wagon $20. Ellis Co. Deed Records (V40/217) show he paid $90 to his father in law for 36 acres of land in the David Reynolds (AK A A.A. Stewart) headright 26 Jan 1881. K.J. and S.A. Wadsworth sold this land to Kizzia's brother, John C. Reynolds for $360 cash and notes (V.40/218). This land was located on the waters of South Creek, about 3 miles SE of the cemetery at Mountain Peak, where Kizzie's sister was buried. Apr 1881. Andy last appears on Ellis Co. Tax Rolls in 1886 with 4 horses $120, four cows and a wagon $40. Not long after this, the family removed to Brown County settling on a 150 acre farm one mile south of Zephyr, Texas. Andy joined the Ancie NT Free and Accepted Masons at Zephry Lodge #591and received his Masonic Degrees 30 Jan, 27 Feb, & 26 Mar 1904. He served as Titer in 1904, 1908, 1909 and 1914 and as Stewart from 1905-1906. He demitted (left) Zephry Lodge 28 Nov 1925 and died four years later in Eastland County, Texas.	Wadsworth, Solomon Andrew (I7796)
1646	Was the town marshal (or maybe the county sheriff). He was killed by a drunk driver while making an arrest at a bar near Highway 9. A friend of Hugh killed by bootleggers, was Cris Whitson.	Reynolds, Hugh (I6079)
1647	West Hills Memorial Park - findagrave.com Memorial #72209524	Wales, Lindsey Hugh (I10217)
1648	West Hills Memorial Park - findagrave.com Memorial #74217631	Wales, Hugh Harrison (I10213)
1649	West Hills Memorial Park - findagrave.com Memorial #74218747	Lindsey, Gladys Agnes (I9846)
1650	When Perry and Mary Harper left the Borger, Texas area for Garden Grove, California Benny harper and his wife Lorraine went with them. Benny went to work on a tuna boat out of Long Beach, California that went all the way down off the coast of South America. In 1945 Benny was already living apart from Lorraine and his children and living with Aunt Mary and Uncle Perry. At some time in 1967 or 1968 Bennie left California and went to live with Aunt Mary in Van Horn, Texas. He died there in 1968 of lung cancer and is buried in Van Horn. Benny was 53 years of age.	Harper, William Benjamin (I3103)