Reynolds Family Circle

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

Notes

Matches 851 to 900 of 1,689

#	Notes	Linked to
851	Highland Cemetery	Wells, Alice Marie (I392)
852	Highland Cemetery	Champ, Ernest Dean (I397)
853	Highland Cemetery	Reynolds, Georgia Ann (I10117)
854	Highland Cemetery	Reynolds, George Blake (I10150)
855	Highland Cemetery	Reynolds, Paul Dewin (I10152)
856	Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery	Campbell, James Orbin (I1236)
857	Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery	Mae, Lena (I8863)
858	Hillcrest Cemetery	George, John Coniver (I9663)
859	Hillcrest Cemetery	Spires, Faber Franklin (I10318)
860	Hillcrest Cemetery, Plot: K-1447-4	Lindsey, Troy Haywood (I9813)
861	Holy Name of Jesus Hospital - Farmer/Ginner	Campbell, Jesse Jenkins "Jinks" (I1206)
862	Holy Sepulchre Cemetery	George, Michael G. (I9666)
863	Holy Sepulchre Cemetery	Sanchez, Sarita Estella (I10303)
864	Homestead Cert. No 13218, appl. 19733 shows Rachel owned 160 acres. Cert. dated 2-10-1901. Shows Rachel as widow of James B. Douglass	Reynolds, Racheal Ann (I6352)
865	Hopewell Cemetary	Hatfield, John (I8988)
866	Hospice of East Texas, Intracerebral Hemorrhage	Champ, Julia Marie (I354)
867	Hospital	Reynolds, Kenneth Dean (I10171)
868	Hospital in the Pines;Pneumonia due to PSHD due to Diabetes	Stevens, Odie Washington (I7296)
869	Hospital of the Pines	Reynolds, Birdie Geneva (I10108)
870	Hospital of the Pines	Taylor, Robert Charles (I10221)
871	House Cemetery	Black, Nora Pearl (I518)
872	House Cemetery	Black, Thamous Durrel (I544)
873	House Cemetery	Black, Thurston Jack (I545)
874	House Cemetery	Russell, John Harold (I6801)
875	House Cemetery	Vaught, Mattie Allen (I7729)
876	Houston National Cemetery, Section K Site 1507	Riemer, Sophie Lena (I9301)
877	Howton Cemetery	Killingsworth, Dewey Clinton (I9792)
878	Howton Cemetery	Nelson, Julia Rachel (I9939)
879	Hubbard Cemetary	Eitel, Willam Clarence (I9581)
880	Hudson Cemetery	Anderson, Darrel Lee (I9359)
881	Hunting For Bears, comp.. South Carolina Marriage Index, 1641-1965. South Carolina marriage information taken from various sources. Many of these records were extracted from copies of the original records in microfilm, microfiche, or book format, located at the Family History Library.	Source (S818)
882	Hutchenson Hospital	Floyd, Shirley Ann (I10762)
883	i am his widw michelle tibor, he is survived by his 2 children , kristyage 17 and hillary age 15. he died in a plane crash in 1994. he was the pilot. BichOBeach@aol.com	Tibor, Kelly Thomas (I7568)
884	I believe that Thomas J. Harrison was convicted of Killing Tom Linnville in Jackson County, Alabama in the year 1906. The Southern Reporter, Page 568 states that he was convicted and sentenced to 18 years for Manslaughter for shooting and killing Tom Linnville with a pistol.	Harrison, Thomas Luther (I3125)
885	I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Glenn County, California, USA	Franks, Bethel Charlene (I9719)
886	I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Officiating - Elder Jack White, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints	Franks, James Edgar (I9746)
887	Immanuel Luthern Cem.@ Mt. Olive	Fisk, Sherry Jean (jeanie) (I9579)
888	in a letter from Johnnie Copeland-Whittington to Mary Ruth Reynolds, Johnnie talks of her Cousin Twilight: "I don't remember much about Flora's girls individually, because I seldom saw them, but Twilight was beautiful I thought. She traveled a lot (lieved, I believe, in Baltimore and by buy, train or plane she always carried her tatting shuttles & did the best tatting I have ever seen-- I remember the crowning glory of her work that I saw was a larage (52" or more) round table cloth she tatted. it was unbelievably beautiful and she was too.	Reynolds, Lillian Twilight (I6273)
889	In Memory of Thomas Muse ''Tom'' Barham Thomas Muse ''Tom'' Barham March 16, 1917 - August 3, 2006 Mr. Thomas Muse Tom Barham, 89, a resident of East Commerce Street in Lewisburg, died Thursday, August 3, 2006 at St. Thomas Hospital. Funeral services for Mr. Barham will be conducted Monday, August 7, 2006 at 2:00 pm at the Bills-McGaugh Funeral Home with Reverend James Hickey and Reverend Carl Price officiating. Burial will be in the Lone Oak Cemetery. The family will visit with friends Monday from 10:00 am until service time at the funeral home. The Lincoln County native was the son of the late James and Winnie Muse Barham and was the widower of Edith Hayes Barham who died in April of 2000. He was retired owner and operator of Moss & Barham Mens Wear and former employee of Murray Moss Store of Lewisburg and Marsh General Store of Petersburg. He was a member of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association, having raised the 1966 World Grand Champion, SHAKERS SHOCKER. For many years was the tailor for Tennessee Walking Horse trainers throughout the Middle Tennessee area. He was Past Master of the Dillahunty Lodge Number 112 of F&AM, a member of the Almenah Shriners and the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce. He served on the Lewisburg Housing Authority Board for several years and was a member of the Lewisburg Lions Club and the East Commerce Baptist Church. He is survived by a daughter, Betty Mike Kavanagh of Hendersonville, TN; three grandchildren, Tiffany Mike Donovan and Michelle Kavanagh both of Hendersonville, TN, and Michael Kavanagh of Hermitage, TN; two great grandchildren, Fisher Edward Donovan and Analeigh Elizabeth Donovan; several nieces, nephews, and cousins; care giver and friend, Agnes Bishop of Lewisburg, TN. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mabern McGee. Pallbearers will be Steve McPherson, Jack Adams, Ted Harris, Bill Gold, Roy Petty, and Jerry Baxter. Honorary pallbearers will be David Allen, Ed Scott, Marie Harrison, Bob Lowery, Clebert Glasscock, Marshall Miller, and Bruce Ramsey. Memorials may be made to the East Commerce Baptist Church, 560 East Commerce Street, Lewisburg, Tennessee 37091 or American Lung Association of Tennessee, One Vantage Way, Suite C-250, Nashville, Tennessee 37228.	Barham, Thomas Muse (I8839)
890	Includes bibliographical references and index.	Source (S411)
891	Independence Cemetery	Reynolds, Henry Carter (I398)
892	Independence Cemetery	Reeves, Sarah Loundia (I399)
893	Independence Cemetery	Reynolds, Albert Allen (I5699)
894	Independence Cemetery	Reynolds, Richard Henry (I6421)
895	Infected Prostate Glan	Wellborn, David Elias (I8003)
896	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 ********************************************************************** ******************************************* 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.	Stone, Nancy Ellen (I7392)
897	Info received from browne-n@webtv.net	Harrison, Marcus Eugene (I11016)
898	Information from 1860 Jackson County, Alabama Census - Also living in the household was: George Tucker 15, James Tucker 14 and Thomas Tucker 10.	Wilbourn, Tabitha (I8098)
899	Information provided by Barbara Bowie.	Family (F1423)
900	Information received from George Holt: georgeholt@earthlink.net	Solomon, Nancy Jane (I7186)