married Fannie Medlock abt 1785
children: John Medlock Fain, Elizabeth Fain, Nicholas Fain, Jason Fain, Mary Ann Fain
married Isabella Taggett abt 1798
children: unknown girl Fain (Roberson), Josiah Fain, Violet Fain
married Virginia Jane Clark abt 1806
children: James Benjamin Fain, Andrew Jackson Fain, Nancy Fain, Louis R Fain, Lucinda Fain, Katherine Fain, William Jepthy Fain
According to James Garrett
The burial spot of Reuben Fain has been lost to history. We have placed a Memorial Stone in his honor in the Cantrell Gilliand Memorial Garden. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him and his family members for risking their lives and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
children: John Medlock Fain, Elizabeth Fain, Nicholas Fain, Jason Fain, Mary Ann Fain
married Isabella Taggett abt 1798
children: unknown girl Fain (Roberson), Josiah Fain, Violet Fain
married Virginia Jane Clark abt 1806
children: James Benjamin Fain, Andrew Jackson Fain, Nancy Fain, Louis R Fain, Lucinda Fain, Katherine Fain, William Jepthy Fain
According to James Garrett
The burial spot of Reuben Fain has been lost to history. We have placed a Memorial Stone in his honor in the Cantrell Gilliand Memorial Garden. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him and his family members for risking their lives and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
married Fannie Medlock abt 1785
children: John Medlock Fain, Elizabeth Fain, Nicholas Fain, Jason Fain, Mary Ann Fain
married Isabella Taggett abt 1798
children: unknown girl Fain (Roberson), Josiah Fain, Violet Fain
married Virginia Jane Clark abt 1806
children: James Benjamin Fain, Andrew Jackson Fain, Nancy Fain, Louis R Fain, Lucinda Fain, Katherine Fain, William Jepthy Fain
According to James Garrett
The burial spot of Reuben Fain has been lost to history. We have placed a Memorial Stone in his honor in the Cantrell Gilliand Memorial Garden. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him and his family members for risking their lives and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
children: John Medlock Fain, Elizabeth Fain, Nicholas Fain, Jason Fain, Mary Ann Fain
married Isabella Taggett abt 1798
children: unknown girl Fain (Roberson), Josiah Fain, Violet Fain
married Virginia Jane Clark abt 1806
children: James Benjamin Fain, Andrew Jackson Fain, Nancy Fain, Louis R Fain, Lucinda Fain, Katherine Fain, William Jepthy Fain
According to James Garrett
The burial spot of Reuben Fain has been lost to history. We have placed a Memorial Stone in his honor in the Cantrell Gilliand Memorial Garden. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him and his family members for risking their lives and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
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