Sam was born in N.C. and he married Elvira Amanda Fewell in Rockingham County, N.C. on 15 April. 1853.
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He and his wife and young son moved to Henry County, Missouri in the 1850's. Here they are on the census:
1860 Census Tebo Township, Calhoun, Missouri
REYNOLDS, Samuel M. w,m,29,Farmer, $4400 - $10788, b.NC
Elvira A. w,f,26, b.1834 NC
William Fewell, 6, w,m, b.1854 NC
Pryor Morehead, 8 months, w,m, b.1860 MO.
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They had a son named Samuel Morehead Reynolds, Jr.
He was born 11 Sept. 1859. I don't know why he wasn't listed on the 1860 Census above ?
They also had a daughter named Alma Louise Reynolds who was born 22 Sept. 1861 and died 11 Mar. 1951.
She married William Henry Dorman. She is buried at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri.
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Samuel enlisted in the Confederate Army in Henry County, Missouri. He was in Cockrells' Company (CO D) and died at the Battle of Lone Jack, MO. on Aug.16th 1862.
He is buried in the Soldiers' Cemetery on the Lone Jack Battlefield in the Confederate Trench along with others who died in this battle.
Lone Jack is in Jackson County about 12 miles from Independence, Missouri.
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He and his wife and young son moved to Henry County, Missouri in the 1850's. Here they are on the census:
1860 Census Tebo Township, Calhoun, Missouri
REYNOLDS, Samuel M. w,m,29,Farmer, $4400 - $10788, b.NC
Elvira A. w,f,26, b.1834 NC
William Fewell, 6, w,m, b.1854 NC
Pryor Morehead, 8 months, w,m, b.1860 MO.
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They had a son named Samuel Morehead Reynolds, Jr.
He was born 11 Sept. 1859. I don't know why he wasn't listed on the 1860 Census above ?
They also had a daughter named Alma Louise Reynolds who was born 22 Sept. 1861 and died 11 Mar. 1951.
She married William Henry Dorman. She is buried at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri.
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Samuel enlisted in the Confederate Army in Henry County, Missouri. He was in Cockrells' Company (CO D) and died at the Battle of Lone Jack, MO. on Aug.16th 1862.
He is buried in the Soldiers' Cemetery on the Lone Jack Battlefield in the Confederate Trench along with others who died in this battle.
Lone Jack is in Jackson County about 12 miles from Independence, Missouri.
Sam was born in N.C. and he married Elvira Amanda Fewell in Rockingham County, N.C. on 15 April. 1853.
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He and his wife and young son moved to Henry County, Missouri in the 1850's. Here they are on the census:
1860 Census Tebo Township, Calhoun, Missouri
REYNOLDS, Samuel M. w,m,29,Farmer, $4400 - $10788, b.NC
Elvira A. w,f,26, b.1834 NC
William Fewell, 6, w,m, b.1854 NC
Pryor Morehead, 8 months, w,m, b.1860 MO.
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They had a son named Samuel Morehead Reynolds, Jr.
He was born 11 Sept. 1859. I don't know why he wasn't listed on the 1860 Census above ?
They also had a daughter named Alma Louise Reynolds who was born 22 Sept. 1861 and died 11 Mar. 1951.
She married William Henry Dorman. She is buried at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri.
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Samuel enlisted in the Confederate Army in Henry County, Missouri. He was in Cockrells' Company (CO D) and died at the Battle of Lone Jack, MO. on Aug.16th 1862.
He is buried in the Soldiers' Cemetery on the Lone Jack Battlefield in the Confederate Trench along with others who died in this battle.
Lone Jack is in Jackson County about 12 miles from Independence, Missouri.
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He and his wife and young son moved to Henry County, Missouri in the 1850's. Here they are on the census:
1860 Census Tebo Township, Calhoun, Missouri
REYNOLDS, Samuel M. w,m,29,Farmer, $4400 - $10788, b.NC
Elvira A. w,f,26, b.1834 NC
William Fewell, 6, w,m, b.1854 NC
Pryor Morehead, 8 months, w,m, b.1860 MO.
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They had a son named Samuel Morehead Reynolds, Jr.
He was born 11 Sept. 1859. I don't know why he wasn't listed on the 1860 Census above ?
They also had a daughter named Alma Louise Reynolds who was born 22 Sept. 1861 and died 11 Mar. 1951.
She married William Henry Dorman. She is buried at Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri.
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Samuel enlisted in the Confederate Army in Henry County, Missouri. He was in Cockrells' Company (CO D) and died at the Battle of Lone Jack, MO. on Aug.16th 1862.
He is buried in the Soldiers' Cemetery on the Lone Jack Battlefield in the Confederate Trench along with others who died in this battle.
Lone Jack is in Jackson County about 12 miles from Independence, Missouri.
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