Keowee Courier,Walhalla, S.C., November 17,1915, Page 1, Column D
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W.A. Reynolds, 73, died November 1, at his home near Dewberry #1, Hall Co., Ga. A substantial planter of Hall County and highly respected. A gallant confederate soldier.(Co.D,55th.Ga.) Returned to Hall County after the war and married Thaney Hulsey. Later married Callie Evans. He died in the house he had lived in for 50 years. A Mason and a citizen of high esteem. Leaves a wife and two sons, W.J. Reynolds of Senoia and John W. Reynolds of Madison, S.C. Burial at Dewberry Church by Rev. Homer Humphries.
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W.A. Reynolds, 73, died November 1, at his home near Dewberry #1, Hall Co., Ga. A substantial planter of Hall County and highly respected. A gallant confederate soldier.(Co.D,55th.Ga.) Returned to Hall County after the war and married Thaney Hulsey. Later married Callie Evans. He died in the house he had lived in for 50 years. A Mason and a citizen of high esteem. Leaves a wife and two sons, W.J. Reynolds of Senoia and John W. Reynolds of Madison, S.C. Burial at Dewberry Church by Rev. Homer Humphries.
Keowee Courier,Walhalla, S.C., November 17,1915, Page 1, Column D
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W.A. Reynolds, 73, died November 1, at his home near Dewberry #1, Hall Co., Ga. A substantial planter of Hall County and highly respected. A gallant confederate soldier.(Co.D,55th.Ga.) Returned to Hall County after the war and married Thaney Hulsey. Later married Callie Evans. He died in the house he had lived in for 50 years. A Mason and a citizen of high esteem. Leaves a wife and two sons, W.J. Reynolds of Senoia and John W. Reynolds of Madison, S.C. Burial at Dewberry Church by Rev. Homer Humphries.
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W.A. Reynolds, 73, died November 1, at his home near Dewberry #1, Hall Co., Ga. A substantial planter of Hall County and highly respected. A gallant confederate soldier.(Co.D,55th.Ga.) Returned to Hall County after the war and married Thaney Hulsey. Later married Callie Evans. He died in the house he had lived in for 50 years. A Mason and a citizen of high esteem. Leaves a wife and two sons, W.J. Reynolds of Senoia and John W. Reynolds of Madison, S.C. Burial at Dewberry Church by Rev. Homer Humphries.
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