Notes:

In order to understand this Reynolds Families dynamics better I'd liketo refer you to two sources on the Internet web site for theirgenealogy dynamics at www.RootsWeb.com in the WorldConnect section.
1). Jane Williams Flank; jwflank@hotmail.com of the Williams/RoseLegacies
2). Betty Meadows; bettyboop1949@gmail.com of the Meadows, Sumner,Richmond, Reynolds, Gordon, Webb Families
3). Any of the other researchers at www.RootsWeb.com WorldConnectthat may be of interest as well.

There are several researchers on this family who do have differentviews, and it will be left up to the reader/researcher to decide whoseviews are the most pertinent to your needs for your individualbranches of the families. This compiler has only begun recently theprocess to investigate and to research some of this family and am nowhere near as far along as the two researchers already listed.
Of course, this is a good outline for new researchers or for those whohave been researching this family for some time to compare theirfindings, and that is the way it is presented at the present time bythis compiler. I have not been in contact with the sources above atthis point since I would not have anything new to offer to thefamilies, but I would highly recommend if you have questions or if youwish to contact them please do. They have generously contributed tothe web site for other researchers and family members for your/theirbenefit, and have provided their e-mail addresses to the public.

(Research):DNA testing connects Daniel Reynolds descendants with Tarlton Reynolds descendants. Daniel and Tarlton were sons of John Reynolds who migrated to Knox Co., Ky in 1808 and died 1809 or 1810.

Daniel married Anna Engle about 1790 in Virginia; Whitley County, Kentucky. Anna was born in 1778 in Jefferson County, Virginia; died after 1808 in Possibly Whitley County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Runnels + Wife. and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]