Co.I,Va.Reserves-CSA
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This is Hugh Carr Reynolds, son of John W. and Margaret Reynolds of Pittsylvania County, husband of the Sarah (Wood) Reynolds who lies in this cemetery, and father of the Annie Reynolds in this cem.; Sarah and Annie both lie in Q-22 which offers one way of proving his identity. The family is listed in the 1900 census in Danville. It is possible that he was listed as "Henry" in the Virginia army records instead of Hugh.
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This is Hugh Carr Reynolds, son of John W. and Margaret Reynolds of Pittsylvania County, husband of the Sarah (Wood) Reynolds who lies in this cemetery, and father of the Annie Reynolds in this cem.; Sarah and Annie both lie in Q-22 which offers one way of proving his identity. The family is listed in the 1900 census in Danville. It is possible that he was listed as "Henry" in the Virginia army records instead of Hugh.
Co.I,Va.Reserves-CSA
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This is Hugh Carr Reynolds, son of John W. and Margaret Reynolds of Pittsylvania County, husband of the Sarah (Wood) Reynolds who lies in this cemetery, and father of the Annie Reynolds in this cem.; Sarah and Annie both lie in Q-22 which offers one way of proving his identity. The family is listed in the 1900 census in Danville. It is possible that he was listed as "Henry" in the Virginia army records instead of Hugh.
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This is Hugh Carr Reynolds, son of John W. and Margaret Reynolds of Pittsylvania County, husband of the Sarah (Wood) Reynolds who lies in this cemetery, and father of the Annie Reynolds in this cem.; Sarah and Annie both lie in Q-22 which offers one way of proving his identity. The family is listed in the 1900 census in Danville. It is possible that he was listed as "Henry" in the Virginia army records instead of Hugh.
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