Florence Cathrina "Cartie" Wall Reynolds
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Her parents were Zachariah L. Wall and Celia Matthews
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1910 Census, Stokes County, N.C.:
Thomas G. Reynolds age 46, md. 14 yrs
Cartie F. Reynolds age 34 0 children, 0 living
Louise age 3, niece
Walter age 15, adopted
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"Miss Cartie", who is Aunt Cartie to many nieces and nephews who love her and visit her often, has lived in the same house all of her life except for the first five years of her marriage to Tom Reynolds.
They had no children but reared and cared for two as if they were their own. Louise Wall, Hunter Walls' daughter, having lost her mother, lived in their home until her marriage to Charles Anglin, son of Mr. And Mrs. C.P. Anglin of Madison, N.C.. They live in Winston-Salem, have four children and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Cartie Wall is a foster grandmother and great-grandmother. A foster son, Russell Moore Reynolds, grew up in the home, went to the first World War, and died in a Veterans hospital.
Where is he buried ? ? ?
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Was Walter M. Reynolds an adopted son ? ? ?
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Her parents were Zachariah L. Wall and Celia Matthews
===
1910 Census, Stokes County, N.C.:
Thomas G. Reynolds age 46, md. 14 yrs
Cartie F. Reynolds age 34 0 children, 0 living
Louise age 3, niece
Walter age 15, adopted
===
"Miss Cartie", who is Aunt Cartie to many nieces and nephews who love her and visit her often, has lived in the same house all of her life except for the first five years of her marriage to Tom Reynolds.
They had no children but reared and cared for two as if they were their own. Louise Wall, Hunter Walls' daughter, having lost her mother, lived in their home until her marriage to Charles Anglin, son of Mr. And Mrs. C.P. Anglin of Madison, N.C.. They live in Winston-Salem, have four children and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Cartie Wall is a foster grandmother and great-grandmother. A foster son, Russell Moore Reynolds, grew up in the home, went to the first World War, and died in a Veterans hospital.
Where is he buried ? ? ?
===
Was Walter M. Reynolds an adopted son ? ? ?
Florence Cathrina "Cartie" Wall Reynolds
===
Her parents were Zachariah L. Wall and Celia Matthews
===
1910 Census, Stokes County, N.C.:
Thomas G. Reynolds age 46, md. 14 yrs
Cartie F. Reynolds age 34 0 children, 0 living
Louise age 3, niece
Walter age 15, adopted
===
"Miss Cartie", who is Aunt Cartie to many nieces and nephews who love her and visit her often, has lived in the same house all of her life except for the first five years of her marriage to Tom Reynolds.
They had no children but reared and cared for two as if they were their own. Louise Wall, Hunter Walls' daughter, having lost her mother, lived in their home until her marriage to Charles Anglin, son of Mr. And Mrs. C.P. Anglin of Madison, N.C.. They live in Winston-Salem, have four children and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Cartie Wall is a foster grandmother and great-grandmother. A foster son, Russell Moore Reynolds, grew up in the home, went to the first World War, and died in a Veterans hospital.
Where is he buried ? ? ?
===
Was Walter M. Reynolds an adopted son ? ? ?
===
Her parents were Zachariah L. Wall and Celia Matthews
===
1910 Census, Stokes County, N.C.:
Thomas G. Reynolds age 46, md. 14 yrs
Cartie F. Reynolds age 34 0 children, 0 living
Louise age 3, niece
Walter age 15, adopted
===
"Miss Cartie", who is Aunt Cartie to many nieces and nephews who love her and visit her often, has lived in the same house all of her life except for the first five years of her marriage to Tom Reynolds.
They had no children but reared and cared for two as if they were their own. Louise Wall, Hunter Walls' daughter, having lost her mother, lived in their home until her marriage to Charles Anglin, son of Mr. And Mrs. C.P. Anglin of Madison, N.C.. They live in Winston-Salem, have four children and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Cartie Wall is a foster grandmother and great-grandmother. A foster son, Russell Moore Reynolds, grew up in the home, went to the first World War, and died in a Veterans hospital.
Where is he buried ? ? ?
===
Was Walter M. Reynolds an adopted son ? ? ?
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