David Reynolds and Tabitha Black
Husband David REYNOLDS
Born: 1818 - Tennessee Died: 1902 - Pipe Creek, Bandera Co, Texas Buried:
Father: Isaac REYNOLDS (Abt 1778- ) Mother:
Marriage: 17 May 1840 - Seguin, Guadalupe Co, Texas
Wife Tabitha BLACK
Born: 1822 - Missouri Died: 26 Apr 1887 - Texas Buried:
Father: Joseph BLACK (Abt 1780-1842) 1 Mother:
Children
1 F Mary Ann REYNOLDS
Born: 4 Aug 1845 - Texas Died: 14 Jun 1905 Buried:Spouse: W H WHITE (1834- )
2 M John B REYNOLDS
Born: 28 Apr 1847 - Texas Died: Deceased Buried:
3 F Martha Ellen REYNOLDS
Born: 14 Nov 1849 - Texas Died: 1950 - San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas Buried:Spouse: James DRAPER (Abt 1844- ) Marr: 28 Mar 1867 - San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
4 F Nancy Permilia REYNOLDS
Born: 12 Oct 1851 - Texas Died: Deceased Buried:Spouse: F M ASKIN (Abt 1846- ) Marr: 28 Mar 1867 - San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
5 M David Hiram REYNOLDS 2
Born: 4 Apr 1854 - Texas 2 Died: 9 Mar 1948 - Houston, Harris Co, Texas 2 Buried: 11 Mar 1948 - Overland Cemetery, Matagorda Co, TexasSpouse: Lizzie TINDALL (1860-Abt 1895) Marr: Abt 1885Spouse: Mary Lavada POWELL (1873- ) Marr: Abt 1898
6 M Christopher Columbus REYNOLDS
Born: 12 Mar 1859 - Texas Died: Deceased Buried:
7 F Josephine REYNOLDS
Born: 18 Sep 1860 - Texas Died: Deceased Buried:Spouse: Martin STITZ (Abt 1855- )
8 M Isaac Peter REYNOLDS
Born: 13 Jul 1868 - Texas Died: Deceased - San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas Buried:
General Notes (Husband)
Daughters of Republic of Texas, Dorothy Burns Patterson, pg 231
DAVID REYNOLDS was born in 1818 in Tennessee, the son of Isaac Reynolds. He came to Texas in 1838, being a blacksmith by trade, learning the trade from his grandfather who was from England. He married Tabitha Black, daughter of Joseph Black, on May 17, 1840, in Seguin, Gonzales County. Thier children were Mary Ann, John B., Martha E., Nancy P., David Hiram, Christopher C., Josephine and Isaac P. He served as a private in the Vasquez and Woll Campaign in 1842 under Capt. Caldwell at Seguin. He and four men were returning from a scout and encamped for the night not far from Seguin. They were suprized by the enemy about daybreak using firearms only. They fought fiercely, managed to reach a dense thicket and escaped death, though each one was severely wounded. They lost their horses and everything excepting their arms. Later, the state approved and paid a claim of $65 for the horse he lost in battle. He died July 1902 at Pipe Creek, Bandera County, Texas.
Loretta Jane Reynolds, Granddaughter, 6430
1 Howell, Mary Lu English.
2 Death Certificate, 12471.
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