He was the son of Richard Reynolds and Sarah Ann Doggett. He moved to Muhlenberg County around 1799 with his wife and children where he received a land grant. His death date is inferred from guardianship records in Muhlenberg County, with his oldest son, Joseph Chatten Reynolds guardian for several minor children. The accounts date from September 1821. An inventory and sale can be found in Hickman County records dated June 1822. That portion of Hickman County where their land was subsequently became Graves County about this time. Where he is buried is unknown, but his widow, Frances -- resided on land east of Mayfield. The burial may be on their land. This land was the subject of a lawsuit when their son Pryor sued the oldest son Joseph after the death of Frances. This suit can be found in Graves County records (December 1855).
He was the son of Richard Reynolds and Sarah Ann Doggett. He moved to Muhlenberg County around 1799 with his wife and children where he received a land grant. His death date is inferred from guardianship records in Muhlenberg County, with his oldest son, Joseph Chatten Reynolds guardian for several minor children. The accounts date from September 1821. An inventory and sale can be found in Hickman County records dated June 1822. That portion of Hickman County where their land was subsequently became Graves County about this time. Where he is buried is unknown, but his widow, Frances -- resided on land east of Mayfield. The burial may be on their land. This land was the subject of a lawsuit when their son Pryor sued the oldest son Joseph after the death of Frances. This suit can be found in Graves County records (December 1855).
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