Daughter of Benjamin H. & Adeline P. (FOARD) REYNOLDS, who married 12 DEC 1822 in Baldwin County, Georgia. Married Davenport Phelphs ELLIS (Sr. - he evidently married subsequently 28 JAN 1848 in Harris County, Georgia, to Martha G. OSBORNE.
"Historic Linwood Cemetery," compiled by Dolores Autry, Volume 1 (edited by Lea L. Dowd & Carol Johnson), p. 161, shows in Section A, Lot 268 of Linwood Cemetery: Mary P. REYNOLDS, born (unable to read) 1815, died (unable to read), wife of (unable to read), daughter of Benjamin & Adeline [FOARD) REYNOLDS [apparently, much of the inscription on this grave marker had become illegible, probably due to weathering, and some of this rendering appears to be in error].
The monument appears to say: "MARY _______ / wife ? of ? / ________________ (last name could be something like KELLY or NEELY) ? / daughter of / BENJ. H. & ADELINE / P. REYNOLDS / died Nov. (? or Dec.?) 10 ? 1845 ? / in the 22nd year / of her age"
This grave does not seem to be included in the listing from a 1943 survey of Linwood Cemetery by the LDS Southern States Mission.
The following newspaper notice was kindly provided by Callie McGinnis, Assistant Director of the Historic Linwood Foundation: "DIED, // Suddenly, yesterday, at the residence of John MANGHAM, Esq[uire], in this city, Mrs. PAULINE ELLIS, aged about 20, daughter of Mr. B. H. REYNOLDS of Girard, Ala., and wife of Davenport P. ELLIS, Esq., of the firm of Greenwood & Elis, Auctioneers, of this city. // Muscogee [County, Georgia] Democrat newspaper, 16th inst[ant = of the current month]" [Southern Recorder (Milledgeville, Georgia) newspaper, 19 DEC 1845, p. 3. The term "Esquire" usually denotes an attorney.]
Mary Jane Galer's list of persons interred in the New Cemetery area of Linwood shows: Mary P. ELLIS, widowed [sic] female, born 1825, died 15 DEC 1845, aged 20 years at the residence of John MANGHAM (Columbus, Georgia); buried in Section 1, Lot 53 - remarks: [Information copied from grave marker; daughter of B. H. & Adeline (FOARD) REYNOLDS, from obit on back of interment card.
"Historic Linwood Cemetery," compiled by Dolores Autry, Volume 1 (edited by Lea L. Dowd & Carol Johnson), p. 161, shows in Section A, Lot 268 of Linwood Cemetery: Mary P. REYNOLDS, born (unable to read) 1815, died (unable to read), wife of (unable to read), daughter of Benjamin & Adeline [FOARD) REYNOLDS [apparently, much of the inscription on this grave marker had become illegible, probably due to weathering, and some of this rendering appears to be in error].
The monument appears to say: "MARY _______ / wife ? of ? / ________________ (last name could be something like KELLY or NEELY) ? / daughter of / BENJ. H. & ADELINE / P. REYNOLDS / died Nov. (? or Dec.?) 10 ? 1845 ? / in the 22nd year / of her age"
This grave does not seem to be included in the listing from a 1943 survey of Linwood Cemetery by the LDS Southern States Mission.
The following newspaper notice was kindly provided by Callie McGinnis, Assistant Director of the Historic Linwood Foundation: "DIED, // Suddenly, yesterday, at the residence of John MANGHAM, Esq[uire], in this city, Mrs. PAULINE ELLIS, aged about 20, daughter of Mr. B. H. REYNOLDS of Girard, Ala., and wife of Davenport P. ELLIS, Esq., of the firm of Greenwood & Elis, Auctioneers, of this city. // Muscogee [County, Georgia] Democrat newspaper, 16th inst[ant = of the current month]" [Southern Recorder (Milledgeville, Georgia) newspaper, 19 DEC 1845, p. 3. The term "Esquire" usually denotes an attorney.]
Mary Jane Galer's list of persons interred in the New Cemetery area of Linwood shows: Mary P. ELLIS, widowed [sic] female, born 1825, died 15 DEC 1845, aged 20 years at the residence of John MANGHAM (Columbus, Georgia); buried in Section 1, Lot 53 - remarks: [Information copied from grave marker; daughter of B. H. & Adeline (FOARD) REYNOLDS, from obit on back of interment card.
Daughter of Benjamin H. & Adeline P. (FOARD) REYNOLDS, who married 12 DEC 1822 in Baldwin County, Georgia. Married Davenport Phelphs ELLIS (Sr. - he evidently married subsequently 28 JAN 1848 in Harris County, Georgia, to Martha G. OSBORNE.
"Historic Linwood Cemetery," compiled by Dolores Autry, Volume 1 (edited by Lea L. Dowd & Carol Johnson), p. 161, shows in Section A, Lot 268 of Linwood Cemetery: Mary P. REYNOLDS, born (unable to read) 1815, died (unable to read), wife of (unable to read), daughter of Benjamin & Adeline [FOARD) REYNOLDS [apparently, much of the inscription on this grave marker had become illegible, probably due to weathering, and some of this rendering appears to be in error].
The monument appears to say: "MARY _______ / wife ? of ? / ________________ (last name could be something like KELLY or NEELY) ? / daughter of / BENJ. H. & ADELINE / P. REYNOLDS / died Nov. (? or Dec.?) 10 ? 1845 ? / in the 22nd year / of her age"
This grave does not seem to be included in the listing from a 1943 survey of Linwood Cemetery by the LDS Southern States Mission.
The following newspaper notice was kindly provided by Callie McGinnis, Assistant Director of the Historic Linwood Foundation: "DIED, // Suddenly, yesterday, at the residence of John MANGHAM, Esq[uire], in this city, Mrs. PAULINE ELLIS, aged about 20, daughter of Mr. B. H. REYNOLDS of Girard, Ala., and wife of Davenport P. ELLIS, Esq., of the firm of Greenwood & Elis, Auctioneers, of this city. // Muscogee [County, Georgia] Democrat newspaper, 16th inst[ant = of the current month]" [Southern Recorder (Milledgeville, Georgia) newspaper, 19 DEC 1845, p. 3. The term "Esquire" usually denotes an attorney.]
Mary Jane Galer's list of persons interred in the New Cemetery area of Linwood shows: Mary P. ELLIS, widowed [sic] female, born 1825, died 15 DEC 1845, aged 20 years at the residence of John MANGHAM (Columbus, Georgia); buried in Section 1, Lot 53 - remarks: [Information copied from grave marker; daughter of B. H. & Adeline (FOARD) REYNOLDS, from obit on back of interment card.
"Historic Linwood Cemetery," compiled by Dolores Autry, Volume 1 (edited by Lea L. Dowd & Carol Johnson), p. 161, shows in Section A, Lot 268 of Linwood Cemetery: Mary P. REYNOLDS, born (unable to read) 1815, died (unable to read), wife of (unable to read), daughter of Benjamin & Adeline [FOARD) REYNOLDS [apparently, much of the inscription on this grave marker had become illegible, probably due to weathering, and some of this rendering appears to be in error].
The monument appears to say: "MARY _______ / wife ? of ? / ________________ (last name could be something like KELLY or NEELY) ? / daughter of / BENJ. H. & ADELINE / P. REYNOLDS / died Nov. (? or Dec.?) 10 ? 1845 ? / in the 22nd year / of her age"
This grave does not seem to be included in the listing from a 1943 survey of Linwood Cemetery by the LDS Southern States Mission.
The following newspaper notice was kindly provided by Callie McGinnis, Assistant Director of the Historic Linwood Foundation: "DIED, // Suddenly, yesterday, at the residence of John MANGHAM, Esq[uire], in this city, Mrs. PAULINE ELLIS, aged about 20, daughter of Mr. B. H. REYNOLDS of Girard, Ala., and wife of Davenport P. ELLIS, Esq., of the firm of Greenwood & Elis, Auctioneers, of this city. // Muscogee [County, Georgia] Democrat newspaper, 16th inst[ant = of the current month]" [Southern Recorder (Milledgeville, Georgia) newspaper, 19 DEC 1845, p. 3. The term "Esquire" usually denotes an attorney.]
Mary Jane Galer's list of persons interred in the New Cemetery area of Linwood shows: Mary P. ELLIS, widowed [sic] female, born 1825, died 15 DEC 1845, aged 20 years at the residence of John MANGHAM (Columbus, Georgia); buried in Section 1, Lot 53 - remarks: [Information copied from grave marker; daughter of B. H. & Adeline (FOARD) REYNOLDS, from obit on back of interment card.
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