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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | James Hill Reed (1815 – 1887)
and wife Jane (Reynolds) (1816 – 1900) |
James Hill Reed and Jane Reynolds were first cousins: 1. Sampson Reynolds (1753 – 1831) m Mary Real (1755 – 1823)
..2. John Reynolds (1791 – 1869) m Sarah Roberts (1792 – 1868)
....3. Jane Reynolds
..2. Johanna Reynolds (1796 – 1823) m Joseph Reed (1794 – 1875)
....3. James Hill Reed |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Historic Church at Constantine, Cornwall
(taken 1894) | "Downtown" Constantine,
June 1904 |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | April 1908 | Constantine Post Office, abt.1926 | Group in Post Office doorway (numbers are explained below):
baby 4.4.5.1. Desmond Reynolds, aunt 4.4.4. Hilda (l), and mother Minnie (r).
(See "4. Charles Reynolds," below.) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Church group, Constantine | Wheal Vyvyan tin mine, Constantine |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Blue plate brought from Cornwall |
This is one of three survivors from a set of blue plates brought from Cornwall to New York City and Illinois in April 1867 on "City of Boston" by the James Hill Reed family. (Copeland Spode’s Italian, England)
Photo by Russell Martin (1939 – 1954), grandson of Annie (Reed) — [b/w edited to color 2002, LPM]. |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Card sent from Cornwall to the Reed family in Illinois. |
Inscription (below picture of rock; enlarged in lower view):
"To the Revd Charles Lyttleton LLD Dean of Exeter. This Tolmen in Constantine Parish in Cornwall is most gratefully inscrib’d by Wm. Borlase"
See: "The History of Constantine," by Charles Henderson (Royal Institution of Cornwall, Truro, 1937); also: Journal of the RIC, 1925. Dr William Borlase was the first to describe it in print. He gives an engraving of it in his Antiquities of Cornwall (1769). Maen Rock, also called Maen Toll (hence Tolmen: see dictionary reference below) was 33 feet long and 14½ feet high, and probably weighed about 400 tons. The upper surface was honeycombed with rock basins, caused by the action of weather but attributed by Dr Borlase to the Druids. The rock was located at the lip of a quarry about 3 miles north of Constantine, and by 1869 its situation had become dangerous. "Had the owner appealed for compensation, a public fund would have been raised for its preservation; as it was, the mighty rock was toppled over [by vandals] into the quarry beneath and smashed to pieces on March 9th, 1869." Indignation over this vandalism led eventually to the Ancient Monuments Act calling for preservation of similar rocks. A neighboring rock called Devil’s Nightcap still stands nearby. The photographer was John Beringer Jr, who was established in Helston by 1862. See "Views and Likenesses," by Charles Thomas (RIC, 1988). This photo is probably taken from Borlase’s engraving. Webster Dictionary, 1913: Tol"men, n. See Dolmen. Dol"men, n. [Armor. taol, tol, table + mean, maen, men, stone: cf. F. dolmen.] A cromlech. See Cromlech. [Written also tolmen.] Crom"lech (kr?m"lk), n. [W. cromlech; crom bending or bent, concave + llech a flat stone; akin to Ir. cromleac.] (Archol.) A monument of rough stones composed of one or more large ones supported in a horizontal position upon others. They are found chiefly in countries inhabited by the ancient Celts, and are of a period anterior to the introduction of Christianity into these countries. |
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DESCENDANTS OF JAMES HILL REED AND JANE (REYNOLDS)
REED, James Hill b: 18 Dec 1815 in Wendron, Cornwall d: 27 Nov 1887 in Apple River, Jo Daviess, IL
REYNOLDS, Jane b: 19 Jun 1816 in Constantine, Cornwall m: 23 Apr 1840 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England d: 31 Mar 1900 in Apple River, Jo Daviess, IL Father: REYNOLDS, John (Ronals) Mother: ROBERTS, Sarah Sally ........ 1.1. REED, John b: 26 Apr 1841 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England d: 10 Dec 1868 in London England
............ +RICHARDS, Grace b: 1841 m: 23 Jan 1864 in Breage, Cornwall, England d: 18 Nov 1913 in Rinsey Villa, Breage, Cornwall, England ........ 1.2. REED, William b: 18 Jul 1842 d: 10 Sep 1867 in Belleville IL
............ +ZZZ, Mary Jane b: 26 May 1839 d: 20 Mar 1890 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England ........ 1.3. REED, James b: 01 Sep 1843 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England d: 29 Jun 1892 in Greenvale Rush IL
............ +ZZZ, Mary Ann b: 1840 in England m: 27 Jun 1872 in IL ........ 1.4. REED, Charles b: 07 Sep 1845 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England d: 08 Sep 1902 in Apple River, IL
............ +LUPTON, Mary Ann b: 26 May 1839 in Knesborough, England m: 20 Dec 1883 d: 20 Mar 1918 in Clinton, IA Father: LUPTON, Samuel Mother: ZZZ, Jane ........ 1.5. REED, Mary Jane b: 08 Feb 1849 in Magwan, Cornwall, England d: 19 Dec 1880 in Council Hill, IL ........ 1.6. REED, Sampson Reynolds b: 29 Jul 1850 in Mawgan, Cornwall, England d: 26 Feb 1880 in Elizabeth, IL ........ 1.7. REED, Thomas b: 29 Oct 1853 d: 25 Mar 1859 in Breage, Cornwall, England ........ 1.8. REED, Johannah b: 05 Nov 1855 d: 10 Nov 1859 in Breage, Cornwall, England ........ 1.9. REED, Anna C Annie b: 10 Apr 1860 in Breage, Cornwall, England d: 17 Apr 1945 in Los Angeles CA
............ +KLEEBERGER, Joseph Alonzo Van b: 16 Apr 1860 in Monticello, Lafayette Twp, WI m: 22 Oct 1890 in Apple River, Jo Daviess, IL d: 20 Aug 1905 in Tunica MS Father: KLEEBERGER, George Louis Henry Mother: FUNK, Harriet |
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1.1. JOHN REED (1841 – 1868) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Ellen Jane (Reed) (1865 – 1914) | Peter Prout (husband of Ellen Jane) | Ellen Jane's parents were 1.1. John Reed and Grace (Richards) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Ellen Jane (b 1865) died at Redruth 9 Feb 1914
[Age should be 48] | 
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Peter Prout | Rinsey Villa (Ashton, Breage, Cornwall)
built by Ellen Jane & Peter Prout |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Wedding of Ellen Jane & Peter Prout
Front right: Ellen Jane’s mother, Grace (Richards)
[the man behind her is probably
her husband, ? Nicholls] | Ellen Jane’s mother — Born Grace Richards;
married (1) John Reed, (2) ? Nicholls
died at Rinsey Villa on 18 Nov 1913 |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Wedding of John Reed Jr and Elizabeth Ann (Peters) at Camborne, 1895
John Reed Jr (b about 1868) is son of John Reed and Grace (Richards) |
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1.2. WILLIAM REED (1842 – 1867) |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | William migrated to America and died soon afterward.
His wife Mary Jane (b 1839) remained in England |
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1.3. JAMES REED, Jr (1843 – 1892) 1.3.1. REED, Clara Ellen b: 1874 in IL; m ZZZ, Allen m: Bef. Jun 1892 1.3.2. REED, Thomas Henry b: Abt. 1877 in IL d: Aft. Jun 1902; m SINCOCK, Amelia Jane b: 22 Jul 1883 in Thompson Twp m: 14 Nov 1901 in Galena, IL d: 04 Jun 1902 in Greenval, Rush Twp, IL Father: SINCOCK, Edward 1.3.3. REED, Charles Leslie b: Abt. 1877 d: 14 Nov 1879 in Elizabeth IL 1.3.4. REED, Elsie b: Abt. 1885 |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Probably 1.3. James Reed Jr (b 1843) and wife Mary Ann (b 1840)
(taken at Galena IL) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Probably James Jr and Mary Ann | Probably James Jr and Mary Ann
(taken at Apple River IL) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 1.3.2. Thomas Henry Reed (b abt 1877)
with wife Amelia Jane (Sincock)
taken at Elizabeth IL | 1.3.3. Charles Leslie Reed,
twin brother of Thomas Henry, d 1879 |
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1.4. CHARLES REED (1845–1902) |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 1.4. Charles Reed |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Home of 1.4. Charles Reed & wife Mary (Lupton) in Apple River IL
They were weavers — made rugs in the room shown at left
Detail at right. |
Karen
(Lupton) Giblin email Jun 2005: According to the
certified records of births, deaths and marriages from the Public
Records office in London, Mary Ann Lupton's mother was Jane Stubbs. Her
father, Samuel, was a weaver in Knaresborough.
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or: b 23 May 1839 (see below)
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"Aunt Mary" bought a house next to Anna Kleeberger in Clinton. Hazel
Kleeberger Meissner says she died in 1917; tombstone says 1918. Bur West
Ella Highland Cem WI (n of Apple River IL)
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KG: Mary Ann was born in Knaresborough on May 26, 1839, daughter of
Samuel Lupton, weaver, and Jane Stubbs. Her parents must have died
young, because she came to Jo Daviess Co around 1850, and was raised by
the family of John and Mary Ann (Jackson) Lupton, (older brother of my
great-grandfather, Samuel) who lived first in Thompson Township, then
Council Hill, and lastly, East Galena Township. Throughout the census
records, she was always identified as a "cousin." [See note
below]
=
KG: Today, January 2, 2005, I have begun the new year by finally solving
the mystery of the identity of "Mrs. Charles Reed" of Apple River, IL,
the "COUSIN" who attended the funeral of my great-grandfather, Samuel
Lupton, when he died in 1906.
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Census records of Jo Daviess Co indicated that a cousin, Mary Ann
Lupton, was raised by the family of John Lupton, Jr., the older brother
of my great-grandfather. She was not present on the Lapland ship which
sailed from Liverpool, Eng New Orleans in 1846, but by 1850 she was
residing with the John Lupton Jr family in Thompson Twp, and later
Council Hill and East Galena in Jo Daviess Co IL.
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During the late 1970's, I made a genealogical excursion to Jo Daviess
Co, IL, the ancestral home in America for my father's Lupton ancestors.
While in the Jo Daviess Co courthouse, I discovered the marriage record
of Mary Ann Lupton to Charles Reed of Apple River. Census records of Jo
Daviess Co indicated that she was probably born in May 1839. The
International Genealogical Index (IGI) at the Family History Center of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints indicated that a Mary
Ann Lupton, daughter of Samuel and Jane, was baptized at Knaresborough,
Yorkshire on June 21, 1839.
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Later, I obtained the civil registration of her birth, which indicated
that a Mary Ann Lupton, daughter of Samuel Lupton and Jane Stubbs was
born May 23, 1839 in Knaresborough. I still did not know for certain
that Mary Ann Lupton, born in Knaresborough, and Mary Ann Reed were one
and the same until I discovered the burial record of Charles and Mary
Ann Reed on the Internet, courtesy of IL GenWeb Projects. The cemetery
is just north of Apple River in Wisconsin, and known variously as
Roberts, Levitt and West Ella Highland Cemetery. According to the
gravestone inscription, Mary Ann Lupton was born May 26, 1839, three
days later than the birth record from London, the latter which I have
entered as an alternate date of birth. |
| WHAT HAPPENED TO SAMUEL LUPTON?
England census 1841 at Knaresborough (district 3, Union
Place), Yorkshire: Samuel Lupton 30 [1811] occ Linen weaver, with Jane
25 [1816], Mary Ann 2 [1839] Charles 3 mo [1841] John 55 [1786]. See
also William Lupton b 1810 (living nearby).
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Immigration record, New Orleans LA, ship Brandon from Liverpool 27 Apr
1849 (Surname Wellapton on Ancestry index):
Samuel Lupton m 40 [1809]
?? [Jane] f 40 [1809]
May [Mary Ann] f 6 [1843]
Charles m 5 [1844]
John (Cornelius) m inf [1848?]
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Note: Cornelius (1843-1845) and Elizabeth (b 1846 - died in infancy) had
died in England; John Cornelius died at sea; both parents Samuel and
Jane died in New Orleans. Mary Ann and Charles started up river to IL to
the home of their cousin John 5 and wife Mary Ann (Jackson) Lupton who
had come to America in 1846, but Charles died “en route,” leaving Mary
Ann as the sole surviving family member.
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Current “best guess” (as of Jan 2011) is that Mary (widow of Samuel’s
brother William) and all her children, who left Liverpool on the same
ship Brandon, also died in the cholera epidemic, since none of them has
been found elsewhere in America.
= = =
http://mymedicalbase.com/cholera-epidemic-in-1849/ Cholera Epidemic in
1849
= The cholera epidemic of 1849 was a major outbreak of the disease in
Europe and the United States. It is a part of the Second cholera
pandemic that started in 1829 (in the Indian subcontinent, where the
First cholera pandemic also originated). The Second cholera pandemic
reached Europe and North America in 1832, but both regions were more
severely hit by cholera in 1849.
= The most severe outbreak of the 1849 cholera epidemic occurred at
London, killing over 14,000 of the city’s residents - twice as many as
the 1832 cholera outbreak. The disease also broke out in Ireland,
killing many people who survived the Irish Famine (1845-1852). More than
5,000 people died of cholera in Liverpool, and nearly 1,900 in Hull. The
epidemic also hit the United States in 1849 and spread – most likely by
English ships - throughout the Mississippi valley, killing more than
4,000 of St Louis’s residents and claiming more than 3,000 lives in New
Orleans. Thousands of people also died in New York. An estimated 6,000
to 12,000 people died from cholera infection on their way to the
California Gold Rush, Oregon and Utah along the California, Oregon and
Mormon trails. Over 150,000 people are estimated to have been killed by
cholera infection in the United States between 1832 and 1849.
= In 1849 it had not been recognized that the main source of cholera
infection is contaminated water - it was believed that the disease is
caused by miasma or “bad air.” It was not till the Second cholera
pandemic subsided that English physician Dr John Snow connected cholera
to contaminated water in 1854.
= (Wiki:) The 1849 epidemic probably also claimed the life of former US
President James K Polk (b 1795, President 1845–Mar 1849, d Jun 1849).
After the his term ended Polk “exhausted by his years of public service
... is believed to have contracted cholera in New Orleans, during a
goodwill tour of the South.”
= = =
BRANDON (1846);
= BRANDON Paddle avisos (1st class, 160 nhp, 1844-46): French Navy
Ships, 1816-1859
[Avisos. (Wiki:) An aviso is a kind of dispatch boat or advice boat,
survives particularly in the French navy. They are considered equivalent
to the modern sloop; in (modern) NATO classification they are usually
recognized as corvettes.]
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BRANDON (II); Bulider: Lorient; Laid down: 26.1.44; Launched: 11.4.46;
Commiss: 11.11.46; Fate: Stk [“on stocks”]. 15.7.67 (Disposal: Brandon
was BU [burned?] 1867). = This ship was planned in 7.42 to replace the
first Brandon, lost in 12.41. Plans by Reech for her hull and machinery
were approved in 6.43. Reech advocated different proportions between
engines and boilers than did other engineers, and he gave the ship
boilers for 160nhp and cylinders for 220nhp. The capacity of her hold
was enlarged somewhat compared to the Sphinx class to accommodate the
engines.
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Displacement: 752 t
Dimensions: 164 ft 1 in wl; x 27 ft 11 in ext; x 12 ft 6 in mean
Same, meters: 50.00 x 8.50 x 3.81 m
Machinery: 160 nhp (Lorient). Side-lever, tubular boilers, 10 kts
Hull material: Wood
Armament: 4 :- 16 cm shell
Complement: 100
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1.5. MARY JANE REED (1849–1880) |
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(died of tuberculosis) |
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1.6. SAMPSON REYNOLDS REED (1850–1880) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 1.6. Sampson Reynolds Reed (1850 – 1880),
He was hunchbacked due to spinal tuberculosis; died at age 29. |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 1.9. Annie (about 1881) | Annie (about 1892) |
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Fred Reed Kleeberger (b 1892),
Hazel Mabel Kleeberger (b 1891),
Annie (Reed) (b 1865),
Jessie Genevieve Kleeberger (b 1893)
(Picture taken about 1917?) |
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BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF JANE REYNOLDS
FIRST GENERATION: John Reynolds (1791 – 1869) and Sarah Roberts (1792 – 1868) SECOND GENERATION: 1. Jane Reynolds (1816 – 1900) m James Hill Reed
(shown above)
2. Joanna Reynolds (b 1818) m (1) Miller; m (2) Parmenas Rowe
3. John Reynolds (b 1820)
4. James Reynolds (1822 – 1903) m Martha Symmons
5. Sampson Reynolds (b 1824)
6. Mary Reynolds (b 1826) m Nicholas Winn
7. Elizabeth Reynolds (1828 – 1900) m William Evans
8. Richard Reynolds (b 1831)
9. William Reynolds (b 1835) m Ann Adams |
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2. JOANNA (REYNOLDS) (b 1818) |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Parmenas Rowe, husband of 2. Joanna Reynolds (b 1818);
died at Constantine 18 Oct 1890.
He was also a brother of Elizabeth Rowe, wife of Thomas Reed (b abt 1817), brother of James Hill Reed |
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4. JAMES REYNOLDS (1822–1903) |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4. James Reynolds (1822 – 1903) |
4. James Reynolds (1822 – 1903) m Martha Symmons (1827–1902)
THIRD GENERATION 4.1 William 1 Reynolds (b 1843)
4.2 John Reynolds (1845 – 1905) m Elizabeth Swingler
(Emigrated to Australia about 1881; grandfather of Norma (Talbot), Daisy, John H, etc.)
4.3 James Reynolds (b 1847)
4.4 Charles Reynolds (b 1849) m Louisa Williams
Grandfather of Desmond, Cyril, and Marlene (Swadling)
4.5 Margaret Reynolds (b 1853)
4.6 William 2 Reynolds (b 1856)
4.7 Emma Reynolds (1865 – 1889)
4.8 Sara Reynolds (1865 – 1912)
4.9 Elizabeth Reynolds (1867 – 1883) | 4.2 John Reynolds (1845 – 1905) M Elizabeth Swingler (1860 – 1921)
FOURTH GENERATION 4.2.1 Elizabeth Reynolds (1884 – 1890)
4.2.2 John Reynolds (1886 – 1948) m Alma Dedman (1887–1964)
(Parents of Norma (Talbot), Daisy, John H, etc.)
4.2.3 William Reynolds (1888 – 1949) m Elizabeth Brookfield
4.2.4 Alfred Reynolds (1890 – 1904)
4.2.5 Olive Reynolds (1892 – 1957) m John Longmore
4.2.6 Albert 1 Reynolds (1895 – 1896)
4.2.7 Henry Reynolds (1898 – 1956) m Mary Forbes
4.2.8 Albert 2 Reynolds (1900 – 1935) |
4.2.2. John Reynolds (1886 – 1948) m Alma Dedman (1887 – 1964) | 4.2.2.5. John Hamilton Reynolds (1916 – 1997) m Helen Ramsey | 4.2.2.5.1. Graeme John Reynolds m Yolanda Forti |
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with daughter Hayley.
Australia, 1985 | Debbie, Hayley, & Angie Reynolds
1987 | Graeme & Yolanda Reynolds
with daughters Hayley, Angie, Debbie
1990 |
4.4 Charles Reynolds (b 1849) m Louisa Williams
FOURTH GENERATION 4.4.1 Ada Louise Reynolds (1878-1052) m Howard Vague
4.4.2 Emmaline Reynolds (1880-1948) m Sydney
Courage
4.4.3 Elva Reynolds (1884-1959) m Herbert Bishop
4.4.4 Sidney Charles Reynolds (b 1886) m Lillian Nichols
4.4.5 Hilda Reynolds (1888-1951)
4.4.6 Leonard Reynolds (1892-1935) m Ethel Philpot [Parents of Desmond, Cyril, and Marlene]
4.4.7 Gwendoline Reynolds (1895-1930) m Sydney Hodges |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.4. Charles Reynolds (b 1849)
taken 1875
[But my notes say, "This is not Charles."] | Constantine Band
4.4. Charles Reynolds with baton;
4.4.6. Leonard next left with horn |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Back: 4.4.7. Gwendoline
Reynolds, 4.4.4 Sidney Charles Reynolds,
4.4.3. Elva Reynolds
Front: 4.4.1. Ada Louise Reynolds, 4.4.6. Leonard Reynolds,
4.4.5. Hilda Reynolds | Herbert Bishop, 4.4.3. Elva
Reynolds,
4.4.5. Hilda Reynolds
(detail from church group) |
4.4.6 Leonard Reynolds (1892–1935) m Ethel Philpot (1898? – 1986 | FIFTH GENERATION 4.4.6.1. Charles Desmond Reynolds
4.4.6.2. Cyril Leonard Reynolds m Sheila
4.4.6.3. Hilda Marlene Reynolds m Denis Swadling |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.4.6. Leonard (1892 – 1935) | 4.4.6.1.
Charles Desmond & 4.4.6.2. Cyril |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.4.6.1. Desmond , 4.4.6.3. Marlene,
4.4.2.5.1. Graeme (from Australia),
Dennis Swadling (husband of Marlene),
Doris Klock
(taken at Constantine, Aug 1988) | Ethel Minnie (Philpot)
(1902 – 1986; wife of 4.4.6. Leonard)
with mother of Cyril’s wife Sheila, 1978 |
4.4.3 Elva and 4.4.5. Hilda |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 31. Sydney Hodges, wife 4.4.7. Gwendoline (Reynolds),
and children Blanche, Trevor, Jeffery, Vera, Muriel |
More Children of 4. James Reynolds |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.5. Margaret
(taken 1891) | 4.7. Emma (1865–1889) and 4.8. Sarah (1865–1912),
twin daughters of James
taken about 1882 | 
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.7. Emma died 1889 at age 24. |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | 4.8. Sarah, age 26 (1891) | 4.8. Sarah | 4.9. Elizabeth (1867 – 1883) |
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6. MARY REYNOLDS (b 1826) |
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with daughter Mary Ann Winn | Nicholas Winn (b abt 1824)
d. Constantine 23 Jun 1896 |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Mary Ann Winn (b 1857) | Son of Mary and Nicholas Winn |
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7. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS (b 1828) |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | r: 7. Elizabeth (Reynolds) (b 1828);
l: Possibly Martha Symons (b 1827),
wife of 4. James Reynolds (b 1822)
(from tintype) Note plaid dresses | 7. Elizabeth
with husband William Evans | 7. Elizabeth and William |
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8. RICHARD REYNOLDS (b 1831) and 9. WILLIAM REYNOLDS (b 1835) |
CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Richard Reynolds (l, b 1831); William Reynolds (r, b 1835)
taken abt 1854 |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Vera (Baker) Snell (b. abt 1910)
daughter of Mary Grace (Reynolds).
Vera is descended 5 generations
from Richard Reynolds b 1780, uncle of Jane. | Henry Reed? |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Uncle ? Reed, IL | Unknown |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Unknown
(same studio as photo of James & Jane
on first page) | Unknown |
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | L: Thomas Henry; R: Unknown | 
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CLICK FOR FULL-SIZE PICTURE | Tintype, probably taken abt 1860 – 1865.
(The man on the left resembles Thomas Henry Reed.) |
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