Hannah Avery (Reynolds) Underwood was daughter to Polly A (Cross) and Palmer Reynolds:
****Note: Marker indicated birth as 1816, however Vermont birth record states 1817***
Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
Name: Hannah A Reynolds
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1817
Birth Place: Wells, Vermont, USA
Father Name: Palmer Reynolds
Mother Name: Polly Cross
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Hannah Avery Reynolds followed the frontier most of her life. She came from her native Vermont to Coshocton County, Ohio in 1835. There she was married to Hugh Lemmon of Dresden, Ohio. They had six children and Hugh died in 1854.
After a time, Hannah and the two youngest children came to Missouri where she married William Underwood. They were the parents of twins Franklin Pierce and Missouri Ann, born October 12, 1859.
William died in 1867 and Hannah’s brother Harrison Reynolds asked her to bring the twins and come to Chautauqua County, Kansas in 1872. Hannah and the twelve-year-old twins with a large dog made the trip in a covered wagon. William Lemmon, the youngest child of her first marriage rode horseback with them the first day, then turned back to school in Kirksville, Missouri.
Hannah was 72 and not too strong when she came to Oklahoma Territory in 1889. Their first log house was at last replaced by a two story frame house. She spent the last few years of her life with her daughter, Missouri's family. At age 85, on March 24, 1902 she departed this life and was buried (row 1 from Northeast)at the Soldier Creek Cemetery on the Donnell Place.
Info came from the book “Remembering Arcadia” (Oklahoma)
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Her first marriage was to Hugh Lemmon on Apr 21, 1836 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio:*Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Marriage Records and Indexes, 1810-1973*
Name: Hannah Reynolds
Marriage Date: 21 Apr 1836
Form Type: Marriage
Gender: Female
Spouse: Hugh Lemmon
Their children:
- Mary J (Lemmon) Spore 1837 – 1914
- Olive M Lemmon 1843 –
- Sarah E Lemmon 1846 –
- William F Lemmon 1848 – 1931
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1850 Perry, Coshocton, Ohio, USA
Hugh Lemmon 45
Hannah A Lemmon 32
Mary J Lemmon 13
Olive M Lemmon 7
Sarah E Lemmon 5
William Lemmon 2
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Her second marriage was to William Underwood (from Pennsylvania) about 1857. They had twins:
- Franklin Frank Pierce Underwood 1859 – 1947
- Missouri Ann (Underwood) Fowler 1859 – 1939
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1860 Salt River, Adair, Missouri
William Underwood 45
Hannah Underwood 44
Sarah Underwood 14 (Sarah Lemmon)
William Underwood 12 (William Lemmon)
Frank P Underwood 8/12
Missouri Underwood 8/12
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1870 Township 61 Range 14, Adair, Missouri
Hannah A Underwood 55
Missouri Underwood 11
Franklin Underwood 11
William Lemmon 22
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1880 Belleville, Chautauqua, Kansas
Hannah Underwood 63
Franklin Underwood 20
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Homestead: 25 May 1893 SE4 of 8-14-1W. **********************
1900 Deep Fork, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Bennett Fowler 50
Missouri A Fowler 48
John W Fowler 16
Mary E Fowler 12
Zora G Fowler 9
Roy O Fowler 6
Hannah Underwood 83
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****Note: Marker indicated birth as 1816, however Vermont birth record states 1817***
Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
Name: Hannah A Reynolds
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1817
Birth Place: Wells, Vermont, USA
Father Name: Palmer Reynolds
Mother Name: Polly Cross
************************
Hannah Avery Reynolds followed the frontier most of her life. She came from her native Vermont to Coshocton County, Ohio in 1835. There she was married to Hugh Lemmon of Dresden, Ohio. They had six children and Hugh died in 1854.
After a time, Hannah and the two youngest children came to Missouri where she married William Underwood. They were the parents of twins Franklin Pierce and Missouri Ann, born October 12, 1859.
William died in 1867 and Hannah’s brother Harrison Reynolds asked her to bring the twins and come to Chautauqua County, Kansas in 1872. Hannah and the twelve-year-old twins with a large dog made the trip in a covered wagon. William Lemmon, the youngest child of her first marriage rode horseback with them the first day, then turned back to school in Kirksville, Missouri.
Hannah was 72 and not too strong when she came to Oklahoma Territory in 1889. Their first log house was at last replaced by a two story frame house. She spent the last few years of her life with her daughter, Missouri's family. At age 85, on March 24, 1902 she departed this life and was buried (row 1 from Northeast)at the Soldier Creek Cemetery on the Donnell Place.
Info came from the book “Remembering Arcadia” (Oklahoma)
************************
Her first marriage was to Hugh Lemmon on Apr 21, 1836 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio:*Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Marriage Records and Indexes, 1810-1973*
Name: Hannah Reynolds
Marriage Date: 21 Apr 1836
Form Type: Marriage
Gender: Female
Spouse: Hugh Lemmon
Their children:
- Mary J (Lemmon) Spore 1837 – 1914
- Olive M Lemmon 1843 –
- Sarah E Lemmon 1846 –
- William F Lemmon 1848 – 1931
**********************
1850 Perry, Coshocton, Ohio, USA
Hugh Lemmon 45
Hannah A Lemmon 32
Mary J Lemmon 13
Olive M Lemmon 7
Sarah E Lemmon 5
William Lemmon 2
**********************
Her second marriage was to William Underwood (from Pennsylvania) about 1857. They had twins:
- Franklin Frank Pierce Underwood 1859 – 1947
- Missouri Ann (Underwood) Fowler 1859 – 1939
*********************
1860 Salt River, Adair, Missouri
William Underwood 45
Hannah Underwood 44
Sarah Underwood 14 (Sarah Lemmon)
William Underwood 12 (William Lemmon)
Frank P Underwood 8/12
Missouri Underwood 8/12
***********************
1870 Township 61 Range 14, Adair, Missouri
Hannah A Underwood 55
Missouri Underwood 11
Franklin Underwood 11
William Lemmon 22
**********************
1880 Belleville, Chautauqua, Kansas
Hannah Underwood 63
Franklin Underwood 20
**********************
Homestead: 25 May 1893 SE4 of 8-14-1W. **********************
1900 Deep Fork, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Bennett Fowler 50
Missouri A Fowler 48
John W Fowler 16
Mary E Fowler 12
Zora G Fowler 9
Roy O Fowler 6
Hannah Underwood 83
**********************
Hannah Avery (Reynolds) Underwood was daughter to Polly A (Cross) and Palmer Reynolds:
****Note: Marker indicated birth as 1816, however Vermont birth record states 1817***
Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
Name: Hannah A Reynolds
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1817
Birth Place: Wells, Vermont, USA
Father Name: Palmer Reynolds
Mother Name: Polly Cross
************************
Hannah Avery Reynolds followed the frontier most of her life. She came from her native Vermont to Coshocton County, Ohio in 1835. There she was married to Hugh Lemmon of Dresden, Ohio. They had six children and Hugh died in 1854.
After a time, Hannah and the two youngest children came to Missouri where she married William Underwood. They were the parents of twins Franklin Pierce and Missouri Ann, born October 12, 1859.
William died in 1867 and Hannah’s brother Harrison Reynolds asked her to bring the twins and come to Chautauqua County, Kansas in 1872. Hannah and the twelve-year-old twins with a large dog made the trip in a covered wagon. William Lemmon, the youngest child of her first marriage rode horseback with them the first day, then turned back to school in Kirksville, Missouri.
Hannah was 72 and not too strong when she came to Oklahoma Territory in 1889. Their first log house was at last replaced by a two story frame house. She spent the last few years of her life with her daughter, Missouri's family. At age 85, on March 24, 1902 she departed this life and was buried (row 1 from Northeast)at the Soldier Creek Cemetery on the Donnell Place.
Info came from the book “Remembering Arcadia” (Oklahoma)
************************
Her first marriage was to Hugh Lemmon on Apr 21, 1836 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio:*Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Marriage Records and Indexes, 1810-1973*
Name: Hannah Reynolds
Marriage Date: 21 Apr 1836
Form Type: Marriage
Gender: Female
Spouse: Hugh Lemmon
Their children:
- Mary J (Lemmon) Spore 1837 – 1914
- Olive M Lemmon 1843 –
- Sarah E Lemmon 1846 –
- William F Lemmon 1848 – 1931
**********************
1850 Perry, Coshocton, Ohio, USA
Hugh Lemmon 45
Hannah A Lemmon 32
Mary J Lemmon 13
Olive M Lemmon 7
Sarah E Lemmon 5
William Lemmon 2
**********************
Her second marriage was to William Underwood (from Pennsylvania) about 1857. They had twins:
- Franklin Frank Pierce Underwood 1859 – 1947
- Missouri Ann (Underwood) Fowler 1859 – 1939
*********************
1860 Salt River, Adair, Missouri
William Underwood 45
Hannah Underwood 44
Sarah Underwood 14 (Sarah Lemmon)
William Underwood 12 (William Lemmon)
Frank P Underwood 8/12
Missouri Underwood 8/12
***********************
1870 Township 61 Range 14, Adair, Missouri
Hannah A Underwood 55
Missouri Underwood 11
Franklin Underwood 11
William Lemmon 22
**********************
1880 Belleville, Chautauqua, Kansas
Hannah Underwood 63
Franklin Underwood 20
**********************
Homestead: 25 May 1893 SE4 of 8-14-1W. **********************
1900 Deep Fork, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Bennett Fowler 50
Missouri A Fowler 48
John W Fowler 16
Mary E Fowler 12
Zora G Fowler 9
Roy O Fowler 6
Hannah Underwood 83
**********************
****Note: Marker indicated birth as 1816, however Vermont birth record states 1817***
Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
Name: Hannah A Reynolds
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1817
Birth Place: Wells, Vermont, USA
Father Name: Palmer Reynolds
Mother Name: Polly Cross
************************
Hannah Avery Reynolds followed the frontier most of her life. She came from her native Vermont to Coshocton County, Ohio in 1835. There she was married to Hugh Lemmon of Dresden, Ohio. They had six children and Hugh died in 1854.
After a time, Hannah and the two youngest children came to Missouri where she married William Underwood. They were the parents of twins Franklin Pierce and Missouri Ann, born October 12, 1859.
William died in 1867 and Hannah’s brother Harrison Reynolds asked her to bring the twins and come to Chautauqua County, Kansas in 1872. Hannah and the twelve-year-old twins with a large dog made the trip in a covered wagon. William Lemmon, the youngest child of her first marriage rode horseback with them the first day, then turned back to school in Kirksville, Missouri.
Hannah was 72 and not too strong when she came to Oklahoma Territory in 1889. Their first log house was at last replaced by a two story frame house. She spent the last few years of her life with her daughter, Missouri's family. At age 85, on March 24, 1902 she departed this life and was buried (row 1 from Northeast)at the Soldier Creek Cemetery on the Donnell Place.
Info came from the book “Remembering Arcadia” (Oklahoma)
************************
Her first marriage was to Hugh Lemmon on Apr 21, 1836 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio:*Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Marriage Records and Indexes, 1810-1973*
Name: Hannah Reynolds
Marriage Date: 21 Apr 1836
Form Type: Marriage
Gender: Female
Spouse: Hugh Lemmon
Their children:
- Mary J (Lemmon) Spore 1837 – 1914
- Olive M Lemmon 1843 –
- Sarah E Lemmon 1846 –
- William F Lemmon 1848 – 1931
**********************
1850 Perry, Coshocton, Ohio, USA
Hugh Lemmon 45
Hannah A Lemmon 32
Mary J Lemmon 13
Olive M Lemmon 7
Sarah E Lemmon 5
William Lemmon 2
**********************
Her second marriage was to William Underwood (from Pennsylvania) about 1857. They had twins:
- Franklin Frank Pierce Underwood 1859 – 1947
- Missouri Ann (Underwood) Fowler 1859 – 1939
*********************
1860 Salt River, Adair, Missouri
William Underwood 45
Hannah Underwood 44
Sarah Underwood 14 (Sarah Lemmon)
William Underwood 12 (William Lemmon)
Frank P Underwood 8/12
Missouri Underwood 8/12
***********************
1870 Township 61 Range 14, Adair, Missouri
Hannah A Underwood 55
Missouri Underwood 11
Franklin Underwood 11
William Lemmon 22
**********************
1880 Belleville, Chautauqua, Kansas
Hannah Underwood 63
Franklin Underwood 20
**********************
Homestead: 25 May 1893 SE4 of 8-14-1W. **********************
1900 Deep Fork, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Bennett Fowler 50
Missouri A Fowler 48
John W Fowler 16
Mary E Fowler 12
Zora G Fowler 9
Roy O Fowler 6
Hannah Underwood 83
**********************
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