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Reuben Reynolds

StephanieRybicki — 2012-09-26 21:48:09

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- '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1854 - Jan. 6, 1930. The 1910 U. S. Census shows them married 34 yrs,so married ~ 1876..	+ '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1854 - Jan. 6, 1930. The 1910 U. S. Census shows them married 34 yrs, so married ~ 1876..

Reuben Reynolds

StephanieRybicki — 2012-09-26 21:47:47

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- '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1854 - Jan. 6, 1930.	+ '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1854 - Jan. 6, 1930. The 1910 U. S. Census shows them married 34 yrs,so married ~ 1876..

Reuben Reynolds

StephanieRybicki — 2012-09-26 21:45:37

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- '''Children:''' Bertie S., died Jan. 21, 1878, age 1 yr. 8 mo. 13 days; Alta R. Miller 1882 - 1962; Grace R. Walton, 1885 - 1976. [That Alta and Grace were the Reynolds' daughters is conjectural, based on their burial in the Reuben Reynolds family plot and their middle initials.]	+ '''Children:''' Bertie S., died Jan. 21, 1878, age 1 yr. 8 mo. 13 days; Alta R. Miller 1882 - 1962; Grace R. Walton, 1885 - 1976. [That Alta and Grace were the Reynolds' daughters is conjectural, based on their burial in the Reuben Reynolds family plot and their middle initials.] The 1910 U. S. Census shows Ida had 3 children 2 still living.

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2011-11-14 08:55:53

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	+ ----- + ''Malone Palladium'', May 26, 1881 + + '''Saranac Lake.''' + + Mr. TITUS of Middletown, Ohio, died at REUBEN REYNOLDS'S on Thursday the 19th inst. He had been ill with consumption for several years, spending a winter in this place three or four years ago, and being very low at that time. Last fall he returned, and has been near to death at different times through the winter. It was a homeward journey for the widow and son.

Reuben Reynolds

MaryHotaling — 2011-04-07 16:13:59

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- '''Children:''' Bertie S., died Jan. 21, 1878, age 1 yr. 8 mo. 13 days; Alta R. Miller 2 - 1962; Grace R. Walton, 1885 - 1976. [That Alta and Grace were the Reynolds' daughters is conjectural, based on their burial in the Reuben Reynolds family plot and their middle initials.]	+ '''Children:''' Bertie S., died Jan. 21, 1878, age 1 yr. 8 mo. 13 days; Alta R. Miller 1882 - 1962; Grace R. Walton, 1885 - 1976. [That Alta and Grace were the Reynolds' daughters is conjectural, based on their burial in the Reuben Reynolds family plot and their middle initials.]

Reuben Reynolds

MaryHotaling — 2011-04-07 16:12:38

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- '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds	+ '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1854 - Jan. 6, 1930.
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- '''Children:'''	+ '''Children:''' Bertie S., died Jan. 21, 1878, age 1 yr. 8 mo. 13 days; Alta R. Miller 2 - 1962; Grace R. Walton, 1885 - 1976. [That Alta and Grace were the Reynolds' daughters is conjectural, based on their burial in the Reuben Reynolds family plot and their middle initials.]

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-10-12 09:45:58

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- He was the son of ["Newell Reynolds"], on of the earliest residents of the village.	+ He was the son of ["Newell Reynolds"], one of the earliest residents of the village. In 1886, he was sued, along with his siblings, by his brother ["Ransom Reynolds"], to force a division or sale of his father's farm. [[footnote(''Franklin Gazette'', August 27, 1886)]]

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-10-12 09:03:03

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	+ + He was the son of ["Newell Reynolds"], on of the earliest residents of the village.

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-10-12 08:59:59

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- '''Reuben R. Reynolds''' was a well-known guide, and one of the early residents of Saranac Lake. It was in his home at ["Telephone Exchange" 68-70 Main Street] that Dr. ["E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.	+ '''Reuben R. Reynolds''' was a well-known guide, and one of the early residents of Saranac Lake. It was in his home at ["Telephone Exchange" 68-70 Main Street] that Dr. ["E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. In 1906, Reynolds sold his property on ["Main Street"] to ["W. S. Fowler"] "and a syndicate of gentlement" in 1906 for $10,000; they had plans to "erect thereon a business block containing three department stores". [[footnote(''Malone Palladium'', July 19, 1906, p. 1)]]

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-10-12 07:50:32

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' It was in Reuben Reynolds' home at 68-70 Main Street that Dr. ["E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.	+ '''Reuben R. Reynolds''' was a well-known guide, and one of the early residents of Saranac Lake. It was in his home at ["Telephone Exchange" 68-70 Main Street] that Dr. ["E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-03-28 20:35:23

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' It was in Reuben Reynolds' home at 68-70 Main Street that Dr. [E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.	+ '''Chiefly known for:''' It was in Reuben Reynolds' home at 68-70 Main Street that Dr. ["E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.

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Mwanner — 2009-03-28 20:35:03

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' The ["Reynolds lots"]	+ '''Chiefly known for:''' It was in Reuben Reynolds' home at 68-70 Main Street that Dr. [E.L. Trudeau"] spent his first winter in Saranac Lake. The ["Reynolds lots"] were important to the development of the downtown.

Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-03-28 20:16:59

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Reuben Reynolds

Mwanner — 2009-03-28 20:16:13

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	+ [[image(Reuben Reynolds tombstone.jpg,300,thumbnail,"Reuben Reynolds' tombstone in ["Pine Ridge Cemetery"]")]] + + '''Born:''' July 10, 1842 + + '''Died:''' January 16, 1918 + + '''Married:''' Ida A. Reynolds + + '''Children:''' + + '''Chiefly known for:''' The ["Reynolds lots"]