Husband: Benjamin REYNOLDS
Birthdate: abt 1825
Birthplace: Lancaster, Fayette County, Ohio
Death date: aft 1880
Place of death: Tombstone in Fairview Cemetery, Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri with no dates
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Marriage date: January 1, 1847
Marriage place: Stark County, Ohio

Wife: Susanna WESTBAUGH
Birthdate: abt 1828
Birthplace: Coshocton County, Ohio
Death date: aft 1880
Place of death: Tombstone in Fairview Cemetery,
Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri with no dates
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Amsbry RYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: abt 1848
Birthplace: Ohio
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Child No. 2: John REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1850
Birthplace: Ohio
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Child No. 3: Alice REYNOLDS
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1852
Birthplace: Ohio
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Child No. 4: William H. REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1854
Birthplace: Indiana
Death date: January 27, 1893
Place of death: 601 McGee, Jackson County, Missouri
Marriage date: March 12, 1886
Marriage place: Clark County, Missouri
Spouse's name: Matilda VERBECK

Child No. 5: Charles Fremont REYNOLDS
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Birthdate: September 26, 1856
Birthplace: Lebannon, Warren County, Indiana
Death date: April 23, 1916
Place of death: Chauncey, Lawrence County, Illinois
Marriage date: Deember 23, 1876
Marriage place: Chauncey, Lawrence County, Illinois
Spouse's name: Nancy Jane RODRICK

Child No. 6: Alfred REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1858
Birthplace: Illinois
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Marriage date: November 19, 1874
Marriage place: Chauncey, Lawrence County, Illinois
Spouse's name: Eva MUILKEN

Child No. 7: James REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1860
Birthplace: Illinois
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Child No. 8: Franklin REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1869
Birthplace: Illinois
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Child No. 9: Elmore REYNOLDS
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1871
Birthplace: Kansas
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Documentation: State of Illinois Medical Certificate of Death,
Registration Dist. # 7016, Death Cert. of son Charles Fremont gives the
name Benjamin Reynolds as his father.
1870 Crawford County Illinois Census,3
1860 Federal Census Vermillion Co., Ross Twp. Illinois, pg. 257, line 29,
roll 223
1850 Federal Census Coshocton Co., Oxford Twp. Dist. 26 Ohio, Pg. 275
roll 670,
1880 Federal Census Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri, 523B.
There is a stone in Jasper County, Missouri Tombstones, Volume Eleven
Page 27 that says REYNOLDS, Benjamin and the same stone says REYNODLS,
Susan, but there is no dates.
Marriage Index: Ohio, 1789-1850.
Marriage Certificate, Chauncey, Lawrence County, Illinois.
"Obituary," Charles F. Reynolds (brother) states she was living at the
time of his death.
Death Certificate, Jackson County Death Record Vol. A page 3rd page of
1893 Reel C 19509.
1880 Census (W) widower on census.
(W) widower on 1880 census and married on his death certificate.
Tombstone, "picture."
Obituary of Charles Freemont Reynolds
Charles Freemont Reynolds, son of Benjamin and Susan Reynolds, was born
in West Lebanon, Indiana, September 26, 1856 and died April 23, 1916,
aged 59 years, 8 months and 27 days.
He was one of eight brothers, five of whom, with one sister survives him.
He grew up in a very humble home and shared only in those things that
fall to the lot of the common people, with whom he lived and worked all
his life.  He received but a meager education in the common schools and
early set to work in self support.
As a lad he came from Vermilion county, Illinois to Lawrence county in
1868 and with the exception of a few years spent in Kansas, has since
lived in this community.
He was converted and joined the Methodist Protestant Church in Chauncey
under the ministry of his brother A. L. Reynolds in 1876 and ha been a
member of the church ever since.  During this time, he has been a earnest
worker in the church and Sunday school.  For many years he ha been a
teacher in the Sunday school and for the last eight years has served as a
class leader.  He has ever been faithful in fulfilling these duties and
gave them up only when disease laid him upon the bed of affliction.  By
this faithful work he has been able to contribute much to the welfare and
comfort of others.
Mr. Reynolds was married to Jane Rodrick on December 24, 1876.  To this
union was born nine children, eight sons and one daughter, all of whom
are living except one boy, Amesbury L., who died at the age of four
years.
The surviving children are; William Henry of Arlington, Kansas, John
Benjamin of Topeka, Kansas, George Olivier of Chauncey, Anna Mae of
Shawnee, Colorado, Charles Floyd of Cedar Point Iowa, Guy Mathew of
Clinton, Iowa, Hugh of Cedar Point, Iowa, and Albert G. of Chauncey. With
these children, the wife and seven grandchildren, together with many
other relatives and friends survive to mourn their loss.
Mr. Reynolds was a member of the Modern Woodsman Lodge of Chauncey, the
members of which were faithful in their assistance during his illness.
The closing year of his useful life has been a most severe and trying
experience of great suffering and disappointment, but he endured it with
a great degree of courage and patience.  He has been testimony to the
Grace of God, his faith in Christ as his savior and his hope of
everlasting life.
Internment was in the Chauncey cemetery.
Obituary of Nancy Jane Reynolds
Nancy Jane Rodrick was born in Clark co., Ohio October 1, 1856, the
daughter of John and Elizabeth Armitage Rodrick.  She was one of a large
family of children, all of whom has preceded her to that undiscovered
country, except two brothers and one sister. She was married to Charles
F. Reynolds on Dec. 24, 1856 and he proceeded in death April 23, 1916.
To this union with Mr. Reynolds was born nine children, all of which are
living except one son who died at the age of four. The others left are;
Will of Topeka, Kansas, John of Port Huron, Mich., George of Chauncey,
Mae of Arkansas City, Kansas, Floyd and Hugh of Cedar Point Iowa, Guy of
Clermont, Illinois, and Albert of the U. S. Navy now stationed at Los
Angles, California, all of whom mourn the loss of a loving and attentive
Mother.
She was converted at an early age, as a mere child and at the time of
death and for years prior to that time, was a member of the Chauncey M.
P. church.  Her life has been a testament to her devotion.  The world is
better for her having lived on it.  The family she leaves behind her is
one testimonial to the fact, and the sorrowing friends another.
She was interred in the Chauncey cemetery beside her husband and son who
had gone before.