Reynolds Family Circle

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

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1351	POTEAU - William Cleve Cantrell, 74, of Poteau died Monday, Nov. 8, 2004, in Poteau. He was born Sept. 3, 1930, in Howe. He was a carpenter and an Army veteran who served in Korea. Graveside service will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Springhill Cemetery in Monroe under the direction of Evans & Miller Funeral Home of Poteau. He is survived by a brother, Sherman Cantrell of Oklahoma City..	Cantrell, William Cleve (I9530)
1352	Prairie Valley Cemetary	Black, Mary Belle (I10780)
1353	Prairie Valley Cemetary	Dale, Clarence Charley (I10794)
1354	Prairie Valley Cemetary	Dale, Emma Palestine (I10795)
1355	Prairie Valley Cemetary	Dale, Infant Son (I10796)
1356	Prairie Valley Cemetery, Findagrave memorial 102309344	Wilborn, Lucindy Belle (I10816)
1357	Prairie Valley Cemetery, findagrave memorial 102309390	Black, Mitchell Arvel (I10782)
1358	Premature Birth	Dale, Infant Son (I10796)
1359	Premature Birth - 6 months	Davis, Terry Joe (I1865)
1360	Prior to September 1913 Sidney went to El Paso from Beaumont where he became circulation manager of the newspaper.	Duke, Sidney Briscoe (I2131)
1361	Providence Cemetery	Ledbetter, James Monroe (I4023)
1362	Providence Cemetery	Reynolds, Ida Pearl (I6064)
1363	Providence Memorial Hospital	Duke, Daniel Lundy Payne (I2109)
1364	Published in the Decatur Daily on 6/7/2006. Funeral for Melba Black Cross, 85, of Decatur will be today, June 7, 2006, at 11 a.m. at Courtland United Methodist Church with the Rev. A.G. "Buddy" Simmons, the Rev. David Nelson and the Rev. Scotty Letson officiating and Roselawn Funeral Home directing. Burial will be in Courtland City Cemetery. Visitation will be today from 10 to 11 a.m. at the church. Mrs. Cross, who died Monday, June 5, 2006, at her residence, was born Sept. 22, 1920, in Lawrence County to Hosea Black and Martha Latham Black. She taught school in Lawrence County for 36 years. She was a member of Central United Methodist Church and a member of United Methodist Women. She was also a member of United Daughters of the Confederacy, Friends of the Library, AEA, NEA, Lawrence County Teachers Association and Kappa Kappa Iota. Mrs. Cross was a longtime volunteer for Decatur General Hospital. She was preceded in death by one sister, Annie Lee Martin and husband, Rush; one brother, Taylor Black and wife, Eula; and her parents. Survivors include her husband, Roland Cross; one niece, Martha Martin of Decatur; one great-niece, Becky Spivey and her husband, Mark, of Decatur; one great nephew, Greg Hill of Decatur; and after years of loving care, Jane Russell, Connie Pettey, Wanda Jones, Christy Jacobs, Tammy McWhorter and Linda Foreman, have blended into the family. Pallbearers will be Mark Spivey, Greg Hill, Harold Cross, Waylon Cross, Roger Hill and Phillip Cross. ********************************************************************** ************************** Melba Black Cross 1920 - I was born and reared in Landersville, Alabama. God has blessed my life. I recall a wonderful childhood with an indulgent family aid caring relatives and friends. I am thankful for a Christian heritage that influenced my decisions to become a Christian at the age of 12. I am a graduate of Lawrence County High School and of Florence State Teachers College. I was a teacher in Lawrence County for 36 years (in four different schools), upper elementary and junior high. I married Roland Cross, a Christian, a southern gentleman, of farming heritage. After serving in WWII he provided for us well by cotton farming and cattle. He was judged an excellent farmer by the county agent, fellow farmers, ginners and buyers. His interests are: hunting, fishing, travel and people (he is an avid advocator of escorted bus tours, we’ve been in every state save Alaska and Hawaii, every providence of Canada save Yukon and NWT from Laredo, Texas via Mexico City to Acapulco. He’s a member of Alabama Farm Bureau, Lawrence County Cotton Committee, Cattlemen’s Association and New Hope Baptist Church. We have had the pleasure of living in four houses that we planned and had built. (in Order) Springwood on Spring Creek Road, north of Courtland on a lot bought from Lynn Cross (brother). Lakewood a summer home on Smith Lake, Winston County. Pinewood built on the farm we bought on South Pike in Courtland and Idlepoint (present home) built on a lot in Point Mallard Estates in Decatur joining Roger and Martha’s lot. We prefer the farm. The country side is so beautiful, however, at our age we think it best to live in Decatur. We still own the farm and go there often in the fall. It is valley land extending to wooded foothills that show gorgeous fall color alone with the daily splendor of the sunsets. Through the years I’ve reaped the rewards of being an affiliate of various organizations: United Methodist Women Lawrence County Teachers Alabama Educational Association National Educational Association Kappa Kappa Iota, Beta Conclave United Daughters of the Confederacy, Alabama, Wheeler Chapter Decatur Concert Association Embroiders Guild, Cotton Valley Chapter Friends of the Library Valley Garden Club Decatur General Hospital Volunteers Cowbells of Lawrence County	Black, Melba Harding (I514)
1365	Red Bayou Cemetery - Find A Grave Memorial# 6566907	Reynolds, Sarah B. (I6686)
1366	Red Beyou Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 6566906	Duke, Pressly (I2130)
1367	Red Byou Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 6566908	Duke, Willie (I2133)
1368	Red River Nursing Home	Watters, Martha Aldora (I10255)
1369	Redding Memorial Park	Fodge, Charles Aaron "Tommy" (I9725)
1370	Ref: The Genealogy of the Bynum Family, Vol 2 page 341-5d. ............................................. Obit: "Services for Elton T. Cornelius, 55, of Zephyr, were to be at 2:30 today at Davis-Morris Funeral Home with burial in Zephyr Cemetery. The Rev. W. M. McClesky was to officiate. Mr. Cornelius died at 2:35 a.m. Wednesday in a Brownwood hospital following a brief illness. Self-employed, he was a member of the Gospel Assembly Church. He was married to Cledah Zell Beckham at Blanket Sep. 9, 1936 and had lived all of his life in Zephyr. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Ronald and Kendall, both of Zephyr; two daughters, Mrs. Bob Curbo of Brownwood and Mrs. L. G. Assenmacher of Abilene; three brothers, C. U. Cornelius of Brownwood, L. D. and G. D., both of Ft. Worth; two sisters, Mrs. Virgle Bramlett of Rising Star and Mrs. Joe Martin of Abilene; and four grandchildren."	Cornelius, Elton Tom (I1685)
1371	Rehabilitation and Healhcare Center	Moore, Mildred Elizabeth "Mickey" (I8682)
1372	Resided in Moore county, Tennessee	Allen, Lou Ellen (I303)
1373	Resided on a farm on present day Bobby Dodd Hix Road where they worked the farm and reared six children.	Arnold, Artie Missi Myrtle (I295)
1374	Resthaven Cemetery	Allen, Delores Faye (I232)
1375	Resthaven Memorial Park	George, Billie Jean (I2513)
1376	Resthaven Memorial Park	Hambright, Dee Elton (I9695)
1377	Resthaven Memorial Park	Hambright, L. B (I9697)
1378	Resthaven Memorial Park	Shelton, Helen Faye (I10309)
1379	Restland Cemetery	Bearden, Sarah Lucinda (I8488)
1380	Restland Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 53768870	Black, Dorothy Joan (I10640)
1381	Restland Memorial Park	Killian, Alma Isabel (I9757)
1382	Restland Memorial Park	Grissom, Edward William (I10397)
1383	Restland Memorial Park, Find A Grave Memorial# 100393509	Weatherford, Lena (I10260)
1384	Restland Memorial Park, Find A Grave Memorial# 106770035	Kirkland, Nettie Louvinia (I10724)
1385	Restland Memorial Park, Find A Grave Memorial# 106770043	Black, Ricie Harlson (I10789)
1386	Restland Memorial Park, Find A Grave Memorial# 10685661	Stone, Gerald Arvine (I10232)
1387	Restlawn Cemetery, has a double stone with spouse	Duke, Daniel Lundy Payne (I2109)
1388	Restlawn Mem Parkm has a double stone with spouse	Haley, Bertha (I637)
1389	Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery	Johnson, Effie Mae (I10384)
1390	Restlawn Memorial Park, double stone with spouse	Duke, Daniel Lundy Payne Jr. (I2108)
1391	Restlawn Memorial Park, Find A Grave memorial #31761941	Bogart, Eloise Lee (I8429)
1392	Retired from Tinker Field Air Force Base - Civilian worker. Lived in Asher, Potttowatomie, Oklahoma at time of death.	McKinley, H. D. (I4602)
1393	Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files (NARA microfilm publication M804, 2,670 rolls). Records of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Record Group 15. National Archives, Washington, D.C.	Source (S816)
1394	Reynolds Cemetery	Brown, Mary (I991)
1395	Reynolds Cemetery	Reynolds, Henry (I6084)
1396	RFA Member 2847-037 Larry Joe Reynolds served in the U.S. Army from March 23, 1963 until April 30, 1984, retiring at the rank of MSG E8.	Reynolds, Larry Joe (I351)
1397	Richard Reynolds (youngest son of William bn 1808) PBaker720 added this on 19 Feb 2014 Samuel Runnels born 1808 to William and Jane Reynolds found in Samuels obituary. The only conclusion is that Samuel Reynolds changed his name from Richard Reynolds to Samuel Runnels prior to settling in Sullivan co. Missouri. Samuels son Issac born in Ohio, fought in Civil War, and settled in Johnson co, Texas 1870. I found a copy of Samuels Obit. in a book of Sullivan County Missouri History clearly states born in Flat Creek, Tn to William and Jane in 1808. Will accept any information regarding this Family. Thank you Paul Baker/Fort Worth, Tx	Reynolds, Richard (I6397)
1398	Richard was born in Pittsburg Co, OK to Ross C. and Irene Mason Byrd. His mother, Irene Mason Byrd Snelling, is also buried in Garden of Memories. She shares a stone with his wife, Wanda Louella Cassell Byrd. OBITUARY: Palestine (TX) Herald-Press, Wednesday, 14 November 1984: Mr. Byrd Graveside services for Richard E. Byrd, 55, Palestine, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Garden of Memories Cemetery in Elkhart, the Revs. Don Pruitt and James Walker officiating. Services are under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home. Mr. Byrd died Tuesday afternoon at his home. He was born Oct. 17, 1929 in Krebs, Okla., a son of the late Ross C. and Irene Mason Byrd. He was a retired Air Force master sergeant, having served both in Korea and Viet Nam. He has been associated with Johnson Engineering for the past 11 years and was a member of the Swanson Hill Methodist Church where he taught Sunday school. Survivors include his wife, the former Wanda Cassell; two sons, Rocky Byrd and Gary Byrd, both of Palestine, one daughter, Gayla Byrd of Palestine; one aunt, Bina Byrd of Palestine; and three grandchildren. Condolence calls will be received at the Byrd residence in the Swanson Hill Community, 729-xxxx. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society.	Byrd, Richard Eugene (I9522)
1399	Richland Cemetery	Reynolds, Christopher Alan (I5800)
1400	Ridgeview Memorial Park	Bridgefarmer, Henry Grady (I9549)