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From: "Linda H." <>
Subject: Re: [ARRANDOL] Reynolds/Davis
Date: Sat, 09 Jun 2001 08:27:26 -0500
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joydoyle wrote:
>children Jackson Reynolds/Raynolds/Runnells...married Sarah E. Gullett
> in 1868...
> Jackson Reynolds had Davis step children.
> Mary Davis married Asamuel Crossin in 1856.
> Shannon Davis married Priscilla Eagle in 1861
> Susan A. Reynolds who married Henry Howell White.

Where were Susan A. and J. Martin in 1860? They pop up in 1870 after he marries
Sarah. This leads me to believe they are not Jackson's children. Perhaps the
children of one of his brothers? Perhaps Sarah's children by a previous
marriage?

If they are Jackson's, then they would have been Jane's, not Sarah's since she
didn't marry Jackson until 1868, unless....
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