[Reynolds-L] Resarch Information

[GardenDot]

Thank you Gary,
Every few months I get an e-mail from someone trying to connect my Richard Reynolds (1672-1758) of South Carolina by 1700, to Christopher Reynolds of VA.  Tillman's book had moved some of my SC Reynolds' family into the  Christopher of VA line
 
NOw that you and your committee have the Reynolds Family DNA Project we can easily prove these two families are not connecated. .  I urge everyone to participate in the DNA Project. Thanks again for all your hard work.
Dottie Smith
Descendant of Richard Reynolds and Benjamin Reynolds of South Carolina
 



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From: GReyno3228 <GReyno3228 at aol.com>
To: Reynolds-l <Reynolds-l at reynoldsfamily.org>
Sent: Fri, May 17, 2013 7:30 pm
Subject: [Reynolds-L] Resarch Information

        
  As some members  already know, there exists a valuable on-line resource for research of the  Reynolds’ lines that lived in the southern  Virginia (Isle of  Wight and Surrey  Counties) in the early Colonial  period.
  
 “Bob’s Genealogy  Filing Cabinet II,” is found at the following address on the  Internet:
  
 http://www.genfiles.com/reynolds/reynolds.html
  
 This site also  includes very helpful information and guidance on interpreting Colonial records,  including legal practices and court records.
  
 While a few  Reynolds’ families are represented on the Filing Cabinet II site, those  researching the line of Christopher Reynolds will find that the research notes  on this web site serve to clarify and correct some of the error-laden  assumptions made by Stephen Frederick Tillman in this two published works on the  Christopher Reynolds’ line.
  
 by
  
 Gary W.  Reynolds

 
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