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1	Affidavit of minister Daniel Brown showed that Mahala Deans and Andrew J R eynolds were married June 7,1853 Methodist church Rawdon twp,Ontario and b oth were from Asphodel twp,Ontario. Witnesses were Amos Deans and Willi am Sills	Family: F07
2	Alexander was killed in war. He was suppose to be full blood Choctaws Ind ian. Isabelle remarried to Reason Elmore	Family: F02
3	First Marriage to Judy Hicks, 1846	Family: F4
4	First residence when married was 2115 4th Ave,Bay City,Michigan	Family: F01
5	Howard Co., MO Marriages - Book 2, p 217 Howard Co. Marriage Records, from Western Historical Manuscript Collection, give marriage as 1-29-1843 with John Swetnam.	Family: F04
6	Marriage Certificate.	Family: F02
7	Marriage record shows William J Reynolds age 21 born in Canada and livi ng in Asphodel as a farmer son of Andrew and Margaret married Mary E A Rob ertson, 22, Canada,Asphodel, dtr of Thomas and Adelaide. Witness were Car oline Robertson and William J Robertson of Asphodel on March 28,1876 at Ha stings.	Family: F06
8	The marriage of Meekin and Mary Polly Reynolds was performed by Minister Peter Franz.	Family: F027
9	Wed in a double ring ceremony with her sister, Mary Alice Smith and William C. Owens at the home of their mother and father, Wm. G. Smith and Martha Ballard Smith.	Family: F07
10	[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FBK] 1910 The Higbee News 9 Dec 1910--PAGE-DOUGHERTY--Mr. Riley Page and N4iss Mattie Dougherty both of near Burton, were married on Nov 30, 1910, at the residence of the officiating minister, Rev. Notley Magruder, while seated in their buggy. The bride is a most winsome and charming young lady and is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dougherty. The groom is the son of Mrs. Malinda Page, and is a most worthy young man. After the ceremony the happy pair returned to the home of the bride's parents where an elegant wedding supper was served, the guests being none but immediate relatives. On the following night a charivari party, composed of the young couple's intimate friends, paid their respects, the din of pans, bells, shouts and shots being kept up exactly an hour and a half The captain of the boisterous band was then called to the door and asked by W. Page how much the crowd demanded, and being informed handed it over forthwith. The charivari party then retired to their roaring campfire to determine what to do with the money. Some one suggested that they add to it and buy the newlyweds an appropriate gift, which was done. they were also the recipients of many other remembrances from relatives and friends. AU join the writer in wishing them a long and happy wedded life and that their path may be one of sunshine and roses. A FRIEND. 0292 John Riley PAGE, son of John Truman PAGE and Malinda Jane Joanna REYNOLDS. John and Malinda PAGE were divorced about 1900. He is son of John W. PAGE and SusanNAYLOR. - If anyone has more info on John and Mattie, would be most interested. Thanks Linda [Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FTW] 1910 The Higbee News 9 Dec 1910--PAGE-DOUGHERTY--Mr. Riley Page and N4iss Mattie Dougherty both of near Burton, were married on Nov 30, 1910, at the residence of the officiating minister, Rev. Notley Magruder, while seated in their buggy. The bride is a most winsome and charming young lady and is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dougherty. The groom is the son of Mrs. Malinda Page, and is a most worthy young man. After the ceremony the happy pair returned to the home of the bride's parents where an elegant wedding supper was served, the guests being none but immediate relatives. On the following night a charivari party, composed of the young couple's intimate friends, paid their respects, the din of pans, bells, shouts and shots being kept up exactly an hour and a half The captain of the boisterous band was then called to the door and asked by W. Page how much the crowd demanded, and being informed handed it over forthwith. The charivari party then retired to their roaring campfire to determine what to do with the money. Some one suggested that they add to it and buy the newlyweds an appropriate gift, which was done. they were also the recipients of many other remembrances from relatives and friends. AU join the writer in wishing them a long and happy wedded life and that their path may be one of sunshine and roses. A FRIEND. 0292 John Riley PAGE, son of John Truman PAGE and Malinda Jane Joanna REYNOLDS. John and Malinda PAGE were divorced about 1900. He is son of John W. PAGE and SusanNAYLOR. - If anyone has more info on John and Mattie, would be most interested. Thanks Linda	Family: F38
11	[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FBK] Penny Jalbert #19[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FTW] Penny Jalbert #19	Family: F05
12	[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Dea th Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 4, 2003, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.2670.1 05] Individual: Abeytia, Ray Social Security #: 545-18-3950 Issued in: California Birth date: May 22, 1918 Death date: Mar 1976 Residence code: California ZIP Code of last known residence: 90660 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Pico Rivera, California	Raymond Abeytia
13	1. Norfolk Co., VA, Book E, folio 134 (Will of George Ashall, dated 01 Sept 1671): "GEORGE ASHALL of ye little Creek in Linhaven parish in ye County of Lower Norfolk... Book E f. 134. dated 1 Sept 1671. proved 17 Feb 1672. ... to my Sonne Richard Ashall ... my plantation ... called Wolves Neck ... ... untill my Sonne George Ashall comes to the age of sixteen years ... plantation whereon I now live ... butt my will is that my well beloved wife his mother Mary Ashall Enjoy the sd. plantation ... ... to my Daughter Elizth the wife of Tho. Reynolds ... ... unto my Daughter Mary Ashall ... ... unto my Daughter Sussanna ... ... my Sonne Richard Ashall .., my Eldest Sonne ... wife Mary Ashall, sole Extx ... friend George Fouler to bee Overseer ... witnesses: Tho. Bridge. Edward Bragger George Henery George Ashall & Seale. [McIntosh, Charles F.; abstracted and compiled by, "Lower Norfolk Co. and Norfolk County Wills, 1637-1710", (c. 1914, reprinted 1982 & 1993), p. 37 - 38 (Abstract of will of George Ashall, dated 01 Sept 1671)]	George Ashall
14	Marriage date/location not found as of March, 2006.	Mary Jane Ashcraft
15	The youngest by seven years in a family of seven children, "Mrs. O" grew up in the Ojai Valley in Southern California. She attended Mills College, later U.C. Berkeley, and met her husband-to-be there, They were married during World War I. Her interests and accomplishments were numerous and varied: she taught school and coached tennis at Hamlin's, a private high school in S.F....She learned the craft of enamelling, and demonstrated the art at the S.F. World Fair in 1939....During World War II she served as an executive with S.F. Red Cross. However, her most enduring achievements were in the conservation movement, well before this became a fashionable cause. She was president and founder of Calif. Roadside Council, an organization devoted to beautifying highways, and spent years travelling to Sacramento to oppose billboard lobbyists. Winner of numerous awards for conservation work, she was appointed by Lady Bird Johnson to a national conservation meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Mrs. O wrote extensively on a variety of topics for newpapers and magazines. Her strong sense for family history produced "Gold, Rawhide and Iron," a biography of her grandfather. She also obtained and wrote an oral history of her mother's childhood memories ("Pioneer Child"), and wrote "Family Album," a recollection of her own childhood.	Helen Dorothy Baker
16	Martha's three brothers, James Thomas, Joseph, and Edmond, were Confederate soldiers, per Levi Smith book, page 155. James Thomas Ballard was killed (site unknown, March,2006) in July, 1863.	Martha Ballard
17	Letter written by Robert Barto to his Uncle John Barto, Pine Grove, PA, r e: daughter Lona, location of writer at the time is Defiance, PA, May 2 7, 1943, searching for a job.	Robert William Barto
18	AKA: Roy	LeRoy Vern Bassett
19	plot 2b-3895 cwt usn or 2833895 Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno,S an Mateo,CA was Chief Warrent Officer 1920 census 711 Grant,Solano,Vallejo,CA and showed parents from Poland Wife Myrtle but no children listed Vol 26 ED 218 Sheet 6 line 1 taken Jan7 ,1920 1930 census shows 145 Ohio St,Vallejo,CA and he married age 28,was in W WI and was a police officer Myrtle gave up Margaret to the Palmer family when Margaret was 3 months ol d. Margaret's father is unknown	Frank Thomas Blazejack
20	According to step-son, Walter Scott Reynolds, Elizabeth was alive, and living with Joseph and Nathaniel, Jr. in Abingdon, IL when she was 92 years old. However, if her birthdate of 1770 is accurate, she would have been only 89 when the family left IL for KS.	Elizabeth Ann Bowyer
21	McElwain Cemetery Index indicates her name as "Alice" Velma Reynolds. w/o I.E., "Remembered" 1st child born & died October 7, 1906. Velma died of the effects of childbirth shortly thereafter, October 12, 1906. (?)	Alice Velma Burns
22	Initially a patient of Dr. Joseph Reynolds (measles), she married him in 1850, when she was 19, he 44. This took place in Hardin Co., KY. By the time the family returned to IL in 1855 she had produced three children. Following Joseph's death in 1866 she and the six children living with her moved from Emporia, KS to Valley Falls, KS, about 20 miles SW of Atchison. In 1870 she married Elijah Harding, age 53 (she was 39). They promptly moved to Osawkie, Jefferson Co., KS, about 10 miles further south. Probably this was to Elijah's home. The couple had three more children. According to letter by her son, Walter, Lydia was born in Grayson Co., KY. She had one sister and one brother. Both parents died when the children were very young, and the children were permanently separated.	Lydia Burton
23	Middle name eith "Elvin" or "Euin". (sources Jacquelyn O. "Jackie" Pettitt jopettitt@juno.com & Heritage of Jefferson Co.)	Baker E. Bush
24	There is a rumored kinship between Phebe and Elizabeth Bush, influential step-mother to Abraham Lincoln. In addition to the same surname, both lived in the same county at the same time. However, a definite relationship hasn't been established. Phebe died in late 1844 or early 1845. Some accounts say this occurred in IL, while others say she died after the family's return to KY.	Phoebe Bush
25	Died: 2380 - 8th Avenue, Manhattan. Death certificate on file. Buried in St. Raymond's Cemetery, Bronx, NY (Per Rita R. Bailey via e-mail 8/10/2008, 10:52:46 PM CDT) Per Copy of Death Certificate received from Rita Bailey: Female, White, 2380 8th Avenue (Tenement) 72 yrs old, Widowed, B/P Ireland, 50 years in USA, 25 yrs in NYC, Peter Collins (father), Mary Collins (mother), both born in Ireland. Cause of death (looks like) Asthma. Per letter from St. Raymond's Cemetery dated January 23, 1998, in Grave 58 is buried John Reynolds June 27, 1916 aged 44 yrs. Cannot locate this person in files. Need to continue researching.	Bridget Collins
26	AKA: "Markes" or "Mark". (Sources: James Crocker crockerjf@msn.com; Daniel Champion dchampion8851@chareter.net). Mark & Emma buried in McElwain Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL. Per McElwain Cemetery Index: "Markes" C. Crocker. Note in the index says (Spelling different on wife's stone).	Marcus Gideon Crocker
27	AKA: Jessie	Anna Louise Danby
28	Information from the following: Donald Holik, grandson; Dee Allen, granddau; Joy Levesque, granddau. ******************************************************************************** 1930 United States Federal Census Recordinfo about George Deardorff Name: George Deardorff Age: 25 Estimated birth year: abt 1905 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to head-of-house: Head Spouse's Name: L T Deardorff Race: White Home in 1930: Stella, Cleveland, Oklahoma ***************************************************************************** http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcemete/pott/dale/dalea.htm George Sylvester Deardorff Sr and his third wife, Elte Haley, had two son's: 1. Elden Grant Deardorff in 1925 2. George S. Jr. Deardorff in 1928 Both son's are buried in the Dale Cemetery and are listed online with photos of the headstones. 223-01 DEARDORFF, GEORGE S. 9/6/1928 2/4/1975 223-02 DEARDORFF, PATRICIA A. 5/31/1931 2/23/1981 242-17 DEARDORFF, LONNIE WAYNE 1947 - 1981 SP4 USA VIETNAM 242-18 DEARDORFF, ELDON GRANT 10/26/1925 11/13/1958 361-16 DEARDORFF, TRACY E. 10/26/1973 7/1/1994 361-18 DEARDORFF, DAVID 7/12/1956 12/9/1984 Married 1/7/1974 **************************************************************************** had 80 acre farm in Cleveland Co (Stella) OK ******************************************************************************************* N-R3-11 DEARDORFF GEORGE S. Stella Cemetery is located in Stella, Cleveland County, OK. From I-40, take Peebly Road south about five miles. The cemetery is about 1/4 mile south of Stella Road (OKC SE 149th St.) on the east side of the street. I have listed the graves by section and row with plots proceeding from north to south. Examples: N-R5-4 would be the fourth grave in from the north end of row 5 in the north section. NW-R1-3 would be the third grave in from the first row of the northwest corner (fenced area). *****************************************************************************************************	George Sylvester Deardorff
29	The following is from Dolores Holik, October 1996: "When my mother (Ruby) was born her mother (Alice Jane) died. Ruby's grandparents Robert and Mandy Reynolds, raised Ruby. According to Ruby, Mandy would raise her if her father, George Deardorff, promised not to take her away. Grandpa George kept his promise. Ruby rarely got to see her father or her sister, Mary, while growing up. George lived out west of Shawnee, Oklahoma and they seldom traveled very far in a wagon." Ruby's last address was: Ruby Mills 4404 Markley Rd. Yuba, CA 95991	Ruby Alice Deardorff
30	[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FBK] "Nora Reynnolds who married Eddie Dennis. Their children Gennelle Dennis, Guy Dennis. Beatrice (Trixie) Dennis married twice one child by first marriage named Marjory (?). First husband died, she remarried by they didn't live together very long." Dennis, Beatrice b. Nov 1895 - MO[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Feb 3, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.67830.8] ******************************* [Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FTW] "Nora Reynnolds who married Eddie Dennis. Their children Gennelle Dennis, Guy Dennis. Beatrice (Trixie) Dennis married twice one child by first marriage named Marjory (?). First husband died, she remarried by they didn't live together very long." Dennis, Beatrice b. Nov 1895 - MO[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Feb 3, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.67830.8] *******************************	Beatrice "Trixie" Dennis
31	[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FBK] "Genelle Dennis married Basil Maupin 3 children from, Betty Maupin, Farrel Maupin, Malinda Jane Maupin. Betty had no children, Farrel has one or two. Linda had two boys I think."[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FTW] "Genelle Dennis married Basil Maupin 3 children from, Betty Maupin, Farrel Maupin, Malinda Jane Maupin. Betty had no children, Farrel has one or two. Linda had two boys I think."	Genelle Dennis
32	Note #1 from letter to Avanell (Jackson) Hutton, 2001 "Nora Dennis (1878) may have been the only daughter of Robert Thomas Reynolds borned in Mo. I only know about Nora Reynolds Dennis (Maurice Edwin Dennis)" Eula Dennis has Edward Morris. Reynolds family referred to him as just Ed Dennis. *************************************************************************** Note # 2 Friday, 18 July 1924, Vol 38 No. 13--Pitney Golden Wedding--Golden wedding celebrations are of rare occurrence, but we enjoyed one in this vicinity on Sunday, the 6th inst., when the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Pitney was celebrated at their home southwest of Higbee. Mr. Pitney had announced the event in The NEWS a week or two before hand, inviting all neighbors and friends. Everyone felt sure the occasion would be a notable one, and such it certainly proved to be. Probably nothing just like it in nature, uniqueness and magnitude was ever witnessed in this community. The number of persons in attendance was something over 300, and some of these came from other states as far away as Illinois, Oklahoma and Texas. The affair was marked by several unique features, the most notable being the re-marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Pitney by their son, the Rev. W. C. Pitney, who is a Baptist minister of the Gospel. Rev. Pitney also preached an excellent sermon at 11 o'clock thus emphasizing in the minds of all that the occasion and the day were sacred and should be regarded with reverence. At the close of the sermon a sumptuous dinner was served on the lawn to all who would partake and, of course, no one refused. Mr. and Mrs. Pitney were the recipients of several nice presents and immediately after dinner the names of the donors were announced and the presents delivered. The list follows: To Mr. and Mrs. Pitney, each a splendid gold watch by the children; to both jointly, $15, Frank Pitney; $5, L. C. Reed; $5, Mrs. O. S. Hull; $5, Mrs. Chas. Binney; $2, Mrs. S. W. Pitney. There were also a number of smaller gifts. Many who had not seen each other for years were thus reunited, and the afternoon was spent in handshaking and in social conversation. All together the day was one never to be forgotten. A good many failed to register and so their names can not be given. But the following is a list of those who registered, so far as we were able to read the names: Dr. G. M. Nichols and wife, Frank Hairl, H. S. Starkey, Victor Griffin, Mrs. Sadie Truby, Mrs. A. D. Dougherty, Mrs. Asa W. Morton, Jerry Golden and wife, Mrs. S. L. Fisher, Mrs. W. A. Hitt, Ed Griffin and wife, Mrs. Mattie Griffin. Mrs. Eddie Dennis, Mrs. N. J. Nicholas, Madlyn Smith, G. W. Hurshman and wife, Mrs. Earl Kirby, Mrs. Nellie Dennis, Mrs. Effie Lewis, N. J. McKinzie and wife, Chas. Turpin and wife, H. A. Starkey and wife, Mrs. A. C. Holtzclaw, Herman Dorman, A. R. Muir, B. F. Kirby and family, W. J. Phillips and wife, R. S. Fisher, Luke, Ola, Ethel, Carl, Bertha and Donald Sharp, Kirt Pitney and wife, Thos. Osburn and wife, Chas. Ware and family, Chas. Wheeler, A. B. Baker and wife, Mrs. Emma Duffield, Bessie Bird Burton, John Stone and wife, Allice and Pauline Short, Frank Coons and wife, J. H. Harris and wife, Marvin Pitney, Ernest Fowler and wife, Geo. Page and wife, W. H. Duffield and wife, Frank Duffield. Dave Robb and wife, S. L. Fisher and wife, J. W. Grapes, Virgil Sumpter, L. T. Pattrick and wife, Willard Edwards and wife, M. E. Dennis, Jacob Shaiffer and wife, Lesslie Burton and wife. *************************************************************************** Friday, 20 Mar 1925, Vol 38 No. 47, pg.5, col. 1--O. P. Lessly sold his residence property in the south part of town last week to Ed Dennis, and the latter sold his residence to D. M. Sunderland. Mr. Lessly has purchased the J. T. Randolph residence on Railroad street and will take possession in May. ********************************************************************** World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Morris Edwin Dennis Name: Morris Edwin Dennis City: Not Stated County: Randolph State: Missouri Birth Date: 8 Jul 1874 Race: White Roll: 1683502 DraftBoard: 0 *******************************************************************	Morris Edwin Dennis
33	"Verna Lee Dennis married, don't know name or if there were children." ************************************************************************************* Higbee News Friday, 9 May 1924, Vol 38 No 3--Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the school will present the operetta, "Miles Standish." Between acts selections will be given by members of the lower grades. After the operetta has been presented, County Superintendent Wm. Robertson will present Certificates of Graduation to the class completing the Eighth Grade. These programs will be given in the High School Auditorium and the public is cordially urged to attend. High School Graduates: Chris Burton, Roy Eubanks, Geo. Evans, Victor Patterson, Marie Dougherty, Glorene Smith, Hazel Rice, Susie Pitney, Nellie Lyon, Inez Andrews, Gertie Kirby, Merle Deskin, Janet Hare, Reba Harris, Edna Dorman. Eighth Grade Graduates--Gladys Bradley, Catherine Crawford, Vilos Compton, Wilbur Compton, Nancy Chism, Jas. Cadmus, Beulah Durnil, Vera Lee Dennis, Ruby Jones, Joe Jones, Edmund Kelso, Marvin Pitney, Loretta Pitney, Francis Randolph, Eunice Reed, Glen Rice, Arthur Short, Willie Martin Winn, Chas. T. Williams, Velma Young, Marvin Humphrey, Edmund Harris, Genevieve McVay. **************************************************************************************	Verna Lee Dennis
34	Nathaniel was a minister and Civil War veteran.	Nathaniel A. Dobbs, Jr.
35	Grandma had lived at: 1402 N. El Paso. on Santa Fe St, Oregon St And Misso uri St. in El Paso, TX.	Maria Antoinette Dominguez
36	Alabama Death Index: Mary Reynolds, Death Date Jul 1929, Jefferson Co., Comment: W.P.; Volume 37, Roll 3, Page # 18144. Transcription of McElwain Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL. by Carl W. Dykes, November 12, 2007. A complete listing of readable stones at that time. There are numerous stones that are unreadable for various reasons. Records for Mary read, w/o Winfield P., "Gone Home"	Mary Jane Eastis
37	Referred to as Jemma Reynolds is some family writings.	Jemima Jane Elliott
38	Per Rita R. Bailey: Cause of Death-Heart Attack.	William Henry Frank, Sr.
39	1. 1850 US CENSUS Western Division, County of Rockingham, State of North Carolina 11th Day of November, 1850, M. W. King, Ass't Marshal Film Series M432, Roll 643, Pg.107 Line 21-26, Dwelling 929, Family 929 REYNOLDS, Malinda, 40, F, b. NC REYNOLDS, John, 15, M, b. NC REYNOLDS, Susan, 12, F, b. NC REYNOLDS, Washington, 10, M, b. NC REYNOLDS, Elizabeth, 8, F, b. NC REYNOLDS, Jesse, 2/12, M, b. NC 2. 1860 US CENSUS County of Russell, State of Virginia 20th Day of July, 1860, Isaac Vermillion, Ass't Marshal P.O. Lebanon Film Series M653, Roll 1376, Pg. 55 Line 26-29, Dwelling 356, Family 356 REYNOLDS, Melinda (sic), 40 (sic), F, Seamtress, 15, b. TN, person over 20 who cannot read or write REYNOLDS, Elizabeth, 15, F, b. VA REYNOLDS, Alexander, 9, M, b. VA REYNOLDS, Mary J., 7, F, b. VA 3. 1870 US CENSUS Elk Garden Twp., County of Russell, State of Virginia 31st Day of August, 1870, J. C. Conan, Ass't Marshal P.O. Lebanon Film Series M593, Roll 1677, Pg. 371 Line 10-13, Dwelling 173, Family 174 TAYLOR, Nelson, 52, M, W, Daily Laborer, b. VA TAYLOR, Susan, 26, F, W, Keeping House, b. VA, cannot write REYNOLDS, Malinda, 48, F, W, At Home, b. VA, cannot write REYNOLDS, Mary, 14, F, W, At Home, b. VA, cannot read or write 4. 1880 US CENSUS Elk Garden, County of Russell, State of Virginia 12th Day of June, 1880, Chas. W. Johnson, Enumerator Film Series T9, Roll 1389, Pg. 131D Line 44 (part of line 22-27), Dwelling 124, Family 131 CACY, N. B., W, M, married, widowed, Farmer, b. in VA, Father b. in VA, Mother b. in VA CACY, Delila, W, F, 41, Wife, married, Keeping House, cannot write, VA, NC, NC CORDELL, Wm. R., W, M, 17, Stepson, single, Farm Hand, cannot read or write, VA, -- , VA CORDELL, Almarine, W, M, 13, Son, single, Farm Hand, cannot write, VA, VA, VA CORDELL, Harrett A., W, F, 8, Dau., single, attended school, VA, VA, VA CORDELL, Robert G., W, M, 6, Son, single, attended school, VA, VA, VA REYNOLDS, Malinda, W, F, 60, Boarder, widowed, Pauper, disabled by Rheumatism, cannot read or write, TN, TN, TN	Malinda Harris
40	1. 1900 US CENSUS Burning Fork, County of Pike, State of Kentucky 11th Day of June, 1900, Lawson Hatfield, Enumerator Film Series T623, Roll 548, Pg. 9B Line 76-86, Dwelling 153, Family 153 HELVEY, William M., Head, W, M, Nov 1837, 62, married, married 44 yrs., b. in KY, Father b. in NC, Mother b. in NC, Farmer, unemployed for 3 mos., can read & write, speaks English, owns farm, free of mortgage HELVEY, Martha J., Wife, W, F, July 1842, 57, married, married 44 yrs., 12 children, 10 living, KY, NC, NC, Farmer, unemployed for 3 mos., cannot read or write, speaks English HELVEY, Josiah, Son, W, M, Apr 1880, 21, single, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, can read & write, speaks English HELVEY, James, Son, W, M, Apr 1884, 16, single, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, attended school 4 mos., can read & write, speaks English HELVEY, Jacob, Son, W, M, Apr 1880, 16, single, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, attended school 4 mos., can read & write, speaks English HELVEY, John C., Son, W, M, Oct 1887, 12, single, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, unemployed for 3 mos., attended school 3 mos., can read & write, speaks English REYNOLDS, Mary, Dau., W, F, July 1860, 39, widowed, 5 children, 4 living, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, can read & write, speaks English REYNOLDS, Henry, GSon, W, M, Apr 1877, 23, single, KY, NC, KY, Farm Laborer, can read & write, speaks English REYNOLDS, Thomas, GSon, W, M, Aug 1883, 16, single, KY, NC, KY, Farm Laborer, unemployed for 3 1/2 mos., attended school 3 1/2 mos., can read & write, speaks English REYNOLDS, Minnie, GDau, W, F, May 1890, 10, single, KY, NC, KY, Farm Laborer, unemployed for 3 1/2 mos., attended school 3 1/2 mos., can read & write, speaks English REYNOLDS, Johny (sic), GSon, W, M, Mar 1892, 8, single, KY, NC, KY, attended school 3 1/2 mos.	Mary Anne Helvey
41	AKA: "Franky". (The above information is per Cynthia Nason, e-mail 8/18/2008, 8:54:11 am CDT). The 1870 US Census for Beat 11, Shelby Co., AL, Post Office: Hillsboro, indicates "Franky". Parents born in VA. Jesse Holt was the bondsman.	Frances Holt
42	Moved to Amarillo, TX	Ethel Horn
43	Found in 1910 census at West Adams St,Chicago ,Il with wife Minnie a nd he worked for a Lumber company.	James Hunter
44	According to the papers "Recollections of George Wm Settle," Ellen Jackson is a relative of the Eli Jackson Family. After Jackson Reynolds' death, she married William Vance, Grandfather of Carrie Vance.	Ellen Jackson
45	1. 1850 US CENSUS Northern District, County of Patrick, State of Virginia 14th Day of August, 1860, Geo. H. Pody, Ass't Marshal Film Series M432, Roll 967, Pg. 409 Line 18-19, Dwelling 25, Family 25 LAWLESS, Thomas, 48, M, Farmer, 400, b. VA, person over 20 who cannot read or write LAWLESS, Fannie, 60, F, b. VA, person over 20 who cannot read or write	Thomas D. Lawless
46	Obituary: --------------------------------------------- Beulah L. Obbie Reynolds, 72, of Belfast, died Oct. 8, 2005 in a Lebanon hospital. Born March 3, 1933, she was a daughter of the late Rob and Carrie Blankenship Lester. A lifelong resident of the area, she was of the Pentecostal faith and a member of Calvary Temple in Richlands. She was a homemaker, loving mother, grandmother and friend to many. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Herman Shade Reynolds; five sisters, Ruth Marshall, Mattie Marshall, Mae Helbert, Dellie Lester and Eula Sissy Whited; two brothers, Ollie Lester and Walker Lester; and two grandchildren, Ronnie Wayne Shelton and Jessie Reynolds. Survivors: children, Steve Reynolds and wife, Teresa, of Raven, David Reynolds and wife, Ellen, and Raymond Reynolds and wife, Judy, all of Lebanon, Carl Reynolds and wife, Madeline, Claude Reynolds, Gladys Shelton and husband, Melvin, and Clifford Reynolds and wife, Emma, all of Belfast, Charlie Reynolds and wife, Phyllis, of Keen Mountain; brother, Raleigh Bud Lester of Clifton Farms; 14 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be conducted Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. in the Honaker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dannie Short and Rev. Grady McGlothlin officiating. Interment will follow in the Reynolds Cemetery on Kents Ridge. --------------------------------------------- Obituary:	Beulah Lester
47	Electricuted by the rowing overhigh wire.	Phillip Leslie Maitland
48	DEATH: Killed in coal mines	Jack Louis Marshall
49	1. 1850 US CENSUS Southern District, County of Patrick, State of Virginia 9th Day of August, 1850, A. Staples, Ass't Marshal Film Series M432, Roll 967, Pg. 354 Line 16-20, Dwelling 74, Family 81 MARTIN, Micajah, 72, M, Farmer, 200, person over 20 who can not read or write, b. VA MARTIN, Sally (sic), 65, F, person over 20 who can not read or write, b. VA MARTIN, Jesse, 34, M, Laborer, person over 20 who can not read or write, b. VA REYNOLDS, Jesse, 49, M, Laborer, b. VA REYNOLDS, William M., 18, M, Laborer, b. VA Note: Sally Martin was Celey Reynolds, d/o Jesse Reynolds, Sr. and sister of Jesse Reynolds, Jr.	Micajah Martin
50	[Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FBK] [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 16, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.24005.154] Individual: Maupin, Basil Social Security #: 491-36-9699 Issued in: Missouri Birth date: Jan 25, 1909 Death date: Apr 1977 Residence code: Missouri ZIP Code of last known residence: 65248 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Fayette, Missouri Note # 1 Email from Nancy Maupin 4/16/2002 "Basil Vernoy Maupin Died April 6, 1977 was born Jan 25, 1909. I do remember my grandfather especially his Pipe. He was a hard worker as well as my Dad. Dad stayed on the farm until spring 1978 then had to sell. My grandmother wanted money to move off the farm and in to town and my Father had to sell because where our trailer was was on my grandfather's land and it's where the water, electric had all been run. My Aunt Linda and her husband Dorman lived next to us and She moved into town after grandpa died too. She had divorced Dorman I believe in 1976. We moved to Fayette. My mother still lives in the trailer. They raised pigs mostly some cows, hay, corn soybeans. Dad went to work for the Glagow coop until he became diabled in 1996 or 97 I believe. [Sylvester Mills, July 2005.FTW] [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 16, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.24005.154] Individual: Maupin, Basil Social Security #: 491-36-9699 Issued in: Missouri Birth date: Jan 25, 1909 Death date: Apr 1977 Residence code: Missouri ZIP Code of last known residence: 65248 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Fayette, Missouri Note # 1 Email from Nancy Maupin 4/16/2002 "Basil Vernoy Maupin Died April 6, 1977 was born Jan 25, 1909. I do remember my grandfather especially his Pipe. He was a hard worker as well as my Dad. Dad stayed on the farm until spring 1978 then had to sell. My grandmother wanted money to move off the farm and in to town and my Father had to sell because where our trailer was was on my grandfather's land and it's where the water, electric had all been run. My Aunt Linda and her husband Dorman lived next to us and She moved into town after grandpa died too. She had divorced Dorman I believe in 1976. We moved to Fayette. My mother still lives in the trailer. They raised pigs mostly some cows, hay, corn soybeans. Dad went to work for the Glagow coop until he became diabled in 1996 or 97 I believe.	Basil Vernoy Maupin