Son of Glenn and Augusta Russell Reynolds
Accidently shot him self while cleaning his gun.
Albany News, September 19, 1924
He was the son of Glenn Reynolds, Sheriff of Gila County, Arizona Territory in the 1880's. Glenn was killed when he and his deputy, "Hunkydory" Holmes, were transporting the Apache Kid and other prisoners from Globe to Florence, Arizona Territory.
Source: The Daily Arizona Silver Belt, Sept. 19, 1924; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.
Accidently shot him self while cleaning his gun.
Albany News, September 19, 1924
He was the son of Glenn Reynolds, Sheriff of Gila County, Arizona Territory in the 1880's. Glenn was killed when he and his deputy, "Hunkydory" Holmes, were transporting the Apache Kid and other prisoners from Globe to Florence, Arizona Territory.
Source: The Daily Arizona Silver Belt, Sept. 19, 1924; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.
Son of Glenn and Augusta Russell Reynolds
Accidently shot him self while cleaning his gun.
Albany News, September 19, 1924
He was the son of Glenn Reynolds, Sheriff of Gila County, Arizona Territory in the 1880's. Glenn was killed when he and his deputy, "Hunkydory" Holmes, were transporting the Apache Kid and other prisoners from Globe to Florence, Arizona Territory.
Source: The Daily Arizona Silver Belt, Sept. 19, 1924; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.
Accidently shot him self while cleaning his gun.
Albany News, September 19, 1924
He was the son of Glenn Reynolds, Sheriff of Gila County, Arizona Territory in the 1880's. Glenn was killed when he and his deputy, "Hunkydory" Holmes, were transporting the Apache Kid and other prisoners from Globe to Florence, Arizona Territory.
Source: The Daily Arizona Silver Belt, Sept. 19, 1924; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.
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