Notes:

This couple are believed to have had 6-7 children.
1). SOURCE: Char Anderson, E-mail; char@porcelainartworks.net
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 10:04 AM
"I should mention that the information I just sent on William Reynoldsmarrying Nancy Yancy certainly could be William Jr. He probablyreturned to IN after 1840 Whitley census where he married Nancy in1844 In Jackson Co. and I think he might have come back to KY afterhis wife dying leaving his son Richard (2-1850) with Nancy's parents.There was a William Reynolds listed in the 1850 Whitley Co. censusliving with a Hood family. He later could have married Candis Anders. William & Candis' 2nd son John C. Reynolds was born in 1863 in INaccording to the 1870 Whitley Co. census. Perhaps William & familywent to IN for a visit with Mary or Richard. I know there is nothingto verify this but I found it interesting that he had one child bornin IN."
[Transcribed 18 January 2007, SLJuhl, compiler]

Note: On the 12 August 1850 Federal Census for Carr Township, JacksonCounty, Indiana--a Richard Yauncey (dwelling 121/123) was living nextdoor to Leonard C. Alsup (dwelling 122/124) . In Richard Yauncey'shouse hold was probably a grandson of about two years old, RichardReynolds, b. IN. William K. R. Jr. Reynolds was married to NancyYauncey. William K.R. Jr. Reynolds sister Elizabeth (dau. of WmRunnels Reynolds) was married to Leonard C. Alsup's brother, DanielAlsup. [Leonard was the brother of Daniel Alsup. Daniel was marriedto Elizabeth Reynold's--the sister of William K.R. Jr. Reynolds.] Itis believed that Richard Yauncey's daughter married a Reynolds,probably Nancy. It is suspected that Richard Reynolds, child ofWilliam K. R. Jr. Reynolds & Nancy Yauncey, is the grandson stayingwith Richard Yauncey in the 1850 census. I know it's confusing, butthe families lived next to each other all during this time and thegrandson, Richard Reynold's stayed with Richard Yauncey which wouldconnect them all together. Making William K.R. Jr. Reynolds the sonof William M. Runnels Reynolds, and brother to our Mary Polly A.Reynolds Elkins.
Actually in the 1860 census for Carr, Jackson County, Indiana, Williamand Nancy show up. So, it's quite possible that the family was inKentucky during the 1850 census, and that the youngest Richard wasleft in the care of his grandparents while they were gone. Perhapsthey were visiting family at the time of the 1850 census or ...?It's doubtful that this William was then married to Candis Anderssince William and Nancy are still living together in Jackson County,Indiana in the 1880 Census .
SLJuhl, compiler

1860 United States Federal Census
Name: W R Reynolds
Age: 55
Birth: abt. 1805
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Carr, Jackson County, Indiana
Gender: Male
Post Office: Woodville
Household Members:
W R Reynolds 55
Nancy 34
Sarah E. 15
Jacob 14
Richard 12
Source: Year: 1860; Census Place: Carr, Jackson, Indiana; Roll:M653_268; Page: 499; Image: 112. www.Ancestry.com; obtained 12November 2007.

In the 1880 United States Federal Census William and Nancy are in CarrTownship, Jackson County, Indiana still; Roll: T9_286; Family HistoryFilm: 1254286; Page: 37.4000; Enum. Dist: 106; Image: 0077;www.Ancestry.com.

William married Nancy Yancey Yauncey on 25 Jan 1844 in Jackson County, Indiana; Book A&B, Page 209. Nancy (daughter of Richard Yauncey and Sarah) was born in 1826 in Kentucky, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

NOTE: In the Book: Early Kentucky Householders 1787-1811 Compiled byJames F. Sutherland (SC 9976.9 Sut) by Clearfield Press at theDavenport Public Library 321 Main Street Davenport, Iowa 52801-1480 onpage 156, Titled Early Kentucky Householders 1787-1811, is listedRunnels, William 29 May '09, book 2.27, page 1. It would seem thenthat this William was in Kentucky by c.1809 A.D.; SLJuhl, Compiler.

(1798 - Pulaski County, Kentucky created.)
Per Char Anderson (not verified as yet)
1802 & 1804 - Lee County, Virginia Tax Lists
1800 - Land on Indian Creek, Knox County, Kentucky
1807 - Knox County, Kentucky Tax List
1808 - Knox County, Kentucky Tax List; Delinquent Tax List, went toTennessee
(Whitely was not a county in 1810, but was formed from Knox County,KY. after 1810.)
1813 - Knox County, Kentucky Tax List
1817 - Knox County, Kentucky Tax List
NOTE: Research by this compiler reveals - (per SLJuhl, Compiler)
(found Wm Reynolds in 1810 Pulaski County, Ky Census-this could beboundary changes or land bordered both counties of Pulaski & Knox)
(found Wm Reynolds in 1820 Pulaski County, Ky Census) Wm Reynoldscould have had land in both counties since they border each other.
1827 - William bondsman for Polly (Mary) Reynolds and James Elkinsmarriage (confirmed marriage in Knox County, KY)

"From: Char Anderson
Date: 7/25/2008 3:57:54 PM
To: gsjuhl
Subject: Re: Reynolds Genealogy
Sandy:
I guess William could have been in Pulaski Co in 1820 census. In 1802& 1804 William Reynolds was in Lee, VA tax lists. We know he was inKnox Co. in 1807 because of the lawsuit and he married Abigail Hayesin 1807 Knox Co. Also he had a land grant Sep 1800 for 130 acres onIndian Creek. He went to Tenn in 1808 delinquent tax lists accordingto Decker History. I cannot remember if I sent you this informationbefore.
Char" [Transcribed 26 July 2008, SLJuhl, Compiler,sljuhl1234@yaahoo.com]

1810 - United States Federal Census Records for Pulaski County,Kentucky
William Reynolds age 45 & over years (1765-?)
0 - male age under 10 years
2 - males age 10-15 years (1795-1780)
1 - male age 16 thru 26 years (1785-1794)
0 - female age under 10 years
0 - female age 10-15 years
2 - females age 16-26 years (1785-1794)
1 - female age 45 & over years (wife) (1765-?)
Plus, William Reynolds was listed on the same census sheet with Drury,Richard, and Jesse Elkins. Then in 1830, William Runnels/Reynolds isalso in Jackson County living next door to James Elkins his son-in-lawand grandson of Drury Elkins. James Elkins father was Richard Elkins.
(Source: research of Joyce Elkins)(Source: copy of original censusrecord obtained from:
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com per SLJuhl, Compiler, 12 July2008)

1820 - United States Federal Census
Name: Wm Reynolds (Possibly--not sure of this record, very poor)
Township: Somerset
County: Pulaski
State: Kentucky
Source Citation: Year: 1820; Census Place: Somerset, Pulaski,Kentucky; Roll: M33_27; Page: 47; Image: 71. Ancestry.com. 1820United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: TheGenerations Network, Inc., 2004.

1830 - U.S. Federal Census for Driftwood Township, Jackson County,Indiana, page 440, obtained from www.Ancestry.com on 01 Dec 2006, andreviewed 14 Jan 2008 by this compiler, not only are James Elkins,James C. Graham, Wm. Runnels (Reynolds), and Jonathan Graham listed onthe same page as neighbors, but Wm. Runnels (Reynolds) and JamesElkins are listed the one directly under the other as heads offamilies and direct neighbors; Wm. Runnels is directly listed aboveJames Elkins and James C. Graham is listed 10 households above both ofthem.
1). Wm Runnels = 1 male 10-15 yrs, 1 male 15-20 yrs, 1 male 50-60 yrs(Wm. Runnels); 1 female 5-10 yrs, 1 female 15-20 yrs, 1 female 40-50yrs (this may or may not be a second wife)
2). James Elkins = 1 male 20-30 yrs (James Elkins); 1 female under 5yrs; 1 female 20-30 yrs (Mary Polly A. Runnels/Reynolds)
3). James C. Graham = 1 male 20-30 yrs (James C. Graham); 1 femaleunder 5, 1 female 20-30 (wife); 1 female 60-70 (mother? ormother-in-law?)
[14 January 2008, SLJuhl, compiler]

Recently in the last six months, Char. Anderson ofchar@porcelainartworks.net has been assisting with the Reynolds Familyresearch in the Kentucky genealogy of the family with this compiler.Char. Anderson contacted this compiler per e-mail. She had found theconnection in the court records lawsuit of William to Daniel, andGeorge Reynolds in Knox County, Kentucky along with the marriagerecord of Mary Polly Reynolds married to James Elkins. After muchresearch, we did connect the family of Knox County, Kentucky to thesame James & Mary (Polly) (Reynolds) Elkins of Knox County & JacksonCounty, Indiana together with those two records and the censusinformation. James Elkins and his family were living in PulaskiCounty, Kentucky at the time of his marriage to Mary (Polly) beforemigrating to Jackson County, Indiana in around 1831 with Mary's fatherWilliam Runnels/Reynolds and James' father's family. In the processof doing this, this compiler has been able to substantiate theresearch done by Joyce Lorraine Clore Elkins for the last 35 years onthe Elkins Family as well back into Virginia. [17 January 2007,SLJuhl, compiler, daughter of Joyce Lorraine Clore Elkins]

William married Martha Willson ? on 1 Feb 1782 in Campbell County, Virginia, USA. Martha was born between 1760 and 1765 in Unknown; died after 1830 in Possibly Jackson County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

At this point in the research Martha Wilson is a possibility for thewife of William M. Runnels/Reynolds; However, it is not conclusive.The estimated ages of William's children would probably put theirmarriage around c.1780-1785 A.D. The William Reynolds listed in theVirginia Marriages to 1800 marriage records was the only one that fitwithin the framed dates. So, this is not a confirmed marriage andonly a guess at this point in time.

Notes:

Married:
POSSIBLE MARRIAGE
Virginia Marriages to 1800
Spouse 1: Reynolds, William
Spouse 2: Willson, Martha
Marriage Date: 01 Feb 1782
Marriage Location: Virginia
Campbell County
Source: Dodd, Jordan. Virginia Marriages to 1800 [database on-line].Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997. Original data:Electronic transcription of marriage records held by the individualcounties in Virginia.

Source: Also, Reynolds Q 82 Marriages of Campbell County,Virginia, 1782-1810; www.Ancestry.com
Titled: Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck ofVirginia, 1649-1800
"Reynolds, William and Martha Willson, M.R. 14 February 1782 by JohnW. Holt"
no other information given. [12 July 2008, SLJuhl, Compiler]

Notes:

On the 12 August 1850 Federal Census for Carr Township, JacksonCounty, Indiana--a Richard Yauncey (dwelling 121/123) was living nextdoor to Leonard C. Alsup (dwelling 122/124) . In Richard Yauncey'shouse hold was probably a grandson of about two years old, RichardReynolds, b. IN. William Junior Reynolds was married to NancyYauncey. William Junior Reynolds sister Elizabeth was married toLeonard C. Alsup's brother, Daniel Alsup. It is believed that RichardYauncey's daughter married a Reynolds, probably Nancy. It issuspected that Richard Reynolds, child of William Jr. Reynolds andNancy Yauncey is the grandson staying with Richard Yauncey in the 1850census.
At this point in time it's unknown as to where the rest of the familywas for certain. More research is required.

Richard + Sarah. was born in 1800 in Kentucky, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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