SOURCE: A Bicentennial Look at Newburgh, Indiana Bicentennial Year 1776 - 1976 - Published by Newburgh Public Library - Newburgh, Indiana:
Reynolds Olin was born in Vermont on May 17, 1784 and was of Scotch descent. He and his wife came to Warrick Co., in 1823 from Bennington, VT and engaged in the business of tanning, milling and farming. His wife died in 1831 and two years later, he leased his farm and moved to Newburgh where, while building a mill, he received a bad fall and before he was entirely recovered he came down with cholera from which he died June 24, 1833. The children of Reynolds and his wife were - Anna, Susan, Julia, Townsend and Reynolds.
Reynolds Olin was born in Vermont on May 17, 1784 and was of Scotch descent. He and his wife came to Warrick Co., in 1823 from Bennington, VT and engaged in the business of tanning, milling and farming. His wife died in 1831 and two years later, he leased his farm and moved to Newburgh where, while building a mill, he received a bad fall and before he was entirely recovered he came down with cholera from which he died June 24, 1833. The children of Reynolds and his wife were - Anna, Susan, Julia, Townsend and Reynolds.
SOURCE: A Bicentennial Look at Newburgh, Indiana Bicentennial Year 1776 - 1976 - Published by Newburgh Public Library - Newburgh, Indiana:
Reynolds Olin was born in Vermont on May 17, 1784 and was of Scotch descent. He and his wife came to Warrick Co., in 1823 from Bennington, VT and engaged in the business of tanning, milling and farming. His wife died in 1831 and two years later, he leased his farm and moved to Newburgh where, while building a mill, he received a bad fall and before he was entirely recovered he came down with cholera from which he died June 24, 1833. The children of Reynolds and his wife were - Anna, Susan, Julia, Townsend and Reynolds.
Reynolds Olin was born in Vermont on May 17, 1784 and was of Scotch descent. He and his wife came to Warrick Co., in 1823 from Bennington, VT and engaged in the business of tanning, milling and farming. His wife died in 1831 and two years later, he leased his farm and moved to Newburgh where, while building a mill, he received a bad fall and before he was entirely recovered he came down with cholera from which he died June 24, 1833. The children of Reynolds and his wife were - Anna, Susan, Julia, Townsend and Reynolds.
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