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Noah Milburn
Reynolds and
Mary Jane "Maggie" Sergent
Noah Milburn Reynolds Jr b
13 Feb, 1866 Russell Co., VA s/o
William Henry Reynolds and Frances
Matilda Baker. Noah Milburn Reynolds m. 28/31 Dec 1885 to Mary Jane "Maggie" Sergent
b 9 Nov 1865 d 28 Oct 1950, d/o
Stephen Sergent
and Elizabeth Bagwell.
Children of Noah Milburn Reynolds and Mary Jane "Maggie" Sergent;
 Henry Reynolds
b Nov 1886 KY d 1972 m. 1906
KY to Dolly Ann "Anna" Hall (aka Dialonn or Annie) b 31 Aug 1890 d
2 Jan 1958, d/o
Jefferson
Cushing Hall and Clarinda Hall. Children of Henry Reynolds and Dolly Ann
Hall; I.
Nellvina Reynolds m. Amos Martin, s/o Cody Martin and Donna Hall.
II. Melvin Reynolds
Stephen "Steve" Reynolds b May 1888 KY d 1926.
Martha Reynolds
b 2 Aug 1889 d 19 Jun 1950 m. Joseph "Joe" Hall b 5 Jan 1888
d 27 Jun 1984, s/o
Jefferson
Cushing Hall and Clarinda Hall. Both Martha and Joe are buried in the
Francis - Day Cemetery,
Located on Route 160 in Litt Carr, Knott County
Kentucky.
Ida Reynolds b 1892 d 1947 m. Buffalo
Hall, s/o Jefferson
Cushing Hall and Clarinda Hall.
Winston Reynolds
b Aug 1893 KY d 1935.
Marion Reynolds b 1894 KY
Morgan Reynolds
b Apr 1895 KY d about 1969.
John Reynolds
b
Nov 1896 KY d 1982 m.
Eva Sergent, d/o Stephen Sergent and Minerva Bentley.
Prince Reynolds b May 1899 KY
d 1988.
Noah "Milburn" Reynolds III
b
1902 KY d 1988.
Bertha
Reynolds b 1903 KY d 1928 by a gunshot wound to the heart. Husband Lorenzo
"Joe?" Hall was indicted for her murder. At the trial, he was acquitted and they
ruled the death a suicide; m.
Lorenzo "Joe" Hall, s/o
Jefferson
Cushing Hall and Clarinda Hall, was born about 1902.
Bertha and Lorenzo Joe? Hall had three (3) children - Oliver, Owen and
Augustus Hall. Oliver had no children. Owen had one (1) son - James, and
Augustus O. Hall had seven children.
Bessie Reynolds
b 11 Feb 1911 d 13 Oct 1911Knott
Co KY. She was 8 months of age. Earl and Helen Reynolds sent me a picture of
Little Bessie Reynolds in her casket. In those days (perhaps these days as
well) families had funeral viewings in their homes. (When I was a small
girl, our Father's viewing was at our home).
Noah's book Mountain Feuds
gives a detailed history of the feud between the
Wrights (Lunce) family and
Noah, his brother John Reynolds and Creed Potter
b 1882, s/o Abraham Potter
and Sarah Sallie Wright.
Noah's home was in Seco, KY. He traveled 3 miles on school days to Neon,
Kentucky to attend school. Noah was the oldest among his siblings and had to
look after the home affairs. For this reason, he writes that he failed to
get the education his brother, John received. Noah's brother John Reynolds
was a school teacher.
Noah wrote about his parents in this way, "I want the reader to know and
understand we were raised and instructed by as good parents as ever lived in
the State of Kentucky, or elsewhere. We were taught to do unto all men as we
would they do unto us."
In Noah's book, "The History
of the Feuds of the Mountain Parts of Eastern Kentucky", he writes, "I,
Noah Reynolds, being the oldest boy of the family, as I have stated before,
at an early age learned the brick mason trade, working with my Uncle Ange
Reynolds. We built the first courthouse that was built at Clintwood,
Dickenson county, Virginia, I being only thirteen years old."
"At the age of seventeen, we made the brick and built the courthouse at
Hazard, Perry county, Kentucky. I also helped to build the court-house and
jail at Whitesburg, Letcher county, Kentucky, where my brother,
William H.
Reynolds, is now jailer.
I continued to lay brick, building chimneys in divers places in Eastern
Kentucky and Southwest Virginia, farming, trading some in stock, which leads
up to the time of which I am about to relate."
The entire book by Noah Reynolds is on line, courtesy of Earl and Helen
Reynolds, at This Link.
Earl Reynolds is a descendant of Noah Milburn and Maggie Sergent Reynolds.
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