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	'''Children:''' [[Dewitt Clinton Reynolds\|Dewitt Clinton Reynolds]] b ~ 1826, Hannah Reynolds Barker b ~ 1833, [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom Reynolds]], [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] (July 22, 1835 - January 16, 1843), [[Helen Reynolds\|Helen Reynolds]] b ~1840 (there is a Helen Reynolds Swinyer b. April 3, 1840, the wife of [[Henry Swinyer\|Henry Swinyer]] buried in [[Union Cemetery\|Union Cemetery]]), [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]], Nancy Reynolds Goodspeed b ~1844, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]] b ~ 1847, [[Jacob Reynolds\|Jacob Reynolds]] b ~ 1849, [[Kate Welthy Reynolds\|Kate Welthy Reynolds]] Colbath b ~ 1851, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] b ~ 1854, Amandy Reynolds b ~ 1857		'''Children:''' [[Dewitt Clinton Reynolds\|Dewitt Clinton Reynolds]] b ~ 1826, Hannah Reynolds Barker b ~ 1833, [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom Reynolds]], [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] (July 22, 1835 - January 16, 1843), [[Helen Reynolds\|Helen Reynolds]] b ~1840 (there is a Helen Reynolds Swinyer b. April 3, 1840, the wife of [[Henry Swinyer\|Henry Swinyer]] buried in [[Union Cemetery\|Union Cemetery]]), [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]], Nancy Reynolds Goodspeed b ~1844, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]] b ~ 1847, [[Jacob Reynolds\|Jacob Reynolds]] b ~ 1849, [[Kate Welthy Reynolds\|Kate Welthy Reynolds]] Colbath b ~ 1851, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] b ~ 1854, Amandy Reynolds b ~ 1857

	'''Newell Reynolds''' was a son of [[Newell Reynolds, Sr.\|Newell Reynolds, Sr.]] (1775-1837) and Hannah Brown (1784-1855), and brother of [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom N. Reynolds]] (1812-1813) buried in Keene West Cemetery, Keene, New York. He was one of the earliest residents of Saranac Lake. He had a 64-acre farm, to which he added twenty acres purchased from [[~~Pliny Miller\|~~Pliny Miller]] that he used as a sugar orchard. He lived on his farm for 35 years prior to his death. <sup>2</sup> He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Q-R\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		'''Newell Reynolds''' was a son of [[Newell Reynolds, Sr.\|Newell Reynolds, Sr.]] (1775-1837) and Hannah Brown (1784-1855), and brother of [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom N. Reynolds]] (1812-1813) buried in Keene West Cemetery, Keene, New York. He was one of the earliest residents of Saranac Lake. He had a 64-acre farm, to which he added twenty acres purchased from [[Pliny Miller]] that he used as a sugar orchard. He lived on his farm for 35 years prior to his death. <sup>2</sup> He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Q-R\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].

	He was elected an overseer of Harrietstown in 1868.		He was elected an overseer of Harrietstown in 1868.

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	'''Married:''' The 1850 U. S. Census shows Martha age 35 born in Massachusetts. Patty (possibly Draper), died Mar. 22, 1884, Age 70 years.		'''Married:''' The 1850 U. S. Census shows Martha age 35 born in Massachusetts. Patty (possibly Draper), died Mar. 22, 1884, Age 70 years.

	'''Children:''' [[Dewitt Clinton Reynolds\|Dewitt Clinton Reynolds]] b ~ 1826, ~~[[Hannah Reynolds\|~~Hannah Reynolds]] Barker b ~ 1833, [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom Reynolds]], [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] (July 22, 1835 - January 16, 1843), [[Helen Reynolds\|Helen Reynolds]] b ~1840 (there is a Helen Reynolds Swinyer b. April 3, 1840, the wife of [[Henry Swinyer\|Henry Swinyer]] buried in [[Union Cemetery\|Union Cemetery]]), [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]], [[Nancy Reynolds~~\|Nancy Reynolds]]~~ Goodspeed b ~1844, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]] b ~ 1847, [[Jacob Reynolds\|Jacob Reynolds]] b ~ 1849, [[Kate Welthy Reynolds\|Kate Welthy Reynolds]] Colbath b ~ 1851, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] b ~ 1854, [[Amandy Reynolds~~\|Amandy Reynolds]]~~ b ~ 1857		'''Children:''' [[Dewitt Clinton Reynolds\|Dewitt Clinton Reynolds]] b ~ 1826, Hannah Reynolds Barker b ~ 1833, [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom Reynolds]], [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] (July 22, 1835 - January 16, 1843), [[Helen Reynolds\|Helen Reynolds]] b ~1840 (there is a Helen Reynolds Swinyer b. April 3, 1840, the wife of [[Henry Swinyer\|Henry Swinyer]] buried in [[Union Cemetery\|Union Cemetery]]), [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]], Nancy Reynolds Goodspeed b ~1844, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]] b ~ 1847, [[Jacob Reynolds\|Jacob Reynolds]] b ~ 1849, [[Kate Welthy Reynolds\|Kate Welthy Reynolds]] Colbath b ~ 1851, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] b ~ 1854, Amandy Reynolds b ~ 1857

	'''Newell Reynolds''' was a son of [[Newell Reynolds, Sr.\|Newell Reynolds, Sr.]] (1775-1837) and Hannah Brown (1784-1855), and brother of [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom N. Reynolds]] (1812-1813) buried in Keene West Cemetery, Keene, New York. He was one of the earliest residents of Saranac Lake. He had a 64-acre farm, to which he added twenty acres purchased from [[Pliny Miller\|Pliny Miller]] that he used as a sugar orchard. He lived on his farm for 35 years prior to his death. <sup>2</sup> He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Q-R\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		'''Newell Reynolds''' was a son of [[Newell Reynolds, Sr.\|Newell Reynolds, Sr.]] (1775-1837) and Hannah Brown (1784-1855), and brother of [[Ransom Reynolds\|Ransom N. Reynolds]] (1812-1813) buried in Keene West Cemetery, Keene, New York. He was one of the earliest residents of Saranac Lake. He had a 64-acre farm, to which he added twenty acres purchased from [[Pliny Miller\|Pliny Miller]] that he used as a sugar orchard. He lived on his farm for 35 years prior to his death. <sup>2</sup> He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Q-R\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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	''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886		''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886

	SUMMONS.—SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Franklin.—Ransom Reynolds and Josephine A Reynolds, his wife, agst. [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]] and Ida Reynolds, his wife, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]], [[Welthy Colbath~~\|Welthy Colbath]]~~, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] and Maggie Reynolds his wife, [[~~DeWitt~~ Clinton Reynolds\|DeWitt C. Reynolds]] and Mary Reynolds, his wife, Hannah Barker and Nancy Goodspeed.		SUMMONS.—SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Franklin.—Ransom Reynolds and Josephine A Reynolds, his wife, agst. [[Reuben Reynolds\|Reuben Reynolds]] and Ida Reynolds, his wife, [[Frederick Reynolds\|Frederick Reynolds]], Welthy Colbath, [[Harry Reynolds\|Harry Reynolds]] and Maggie Reynolds his wife, [[Dewitt Clinton Reynolds\|DeWitt C. Reynolds]] and Mary Reynolds, his wife, Hannah Barker and Nancy Goodspeed.

	To the above named, defendants: —Action for partition :—You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs’ attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against yon by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Trial to be held in the County of Franklin.		To the above named, defendants: —Action for partition :—You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs’ attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against yon by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Trial to be held in the County of Franklin.
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	—Dated August 11, 1886.<br>ALBERT HOBBS, Plaintiffs' Attorney,<br>Office address, Malone village, N. Y.<br>Post office address, Malone. N.Y.		—Dated August 11, 1886.<br>ALBERT HOBBS, Plaintiffs' Attorney,<br>Office address, Malone village, N. Y.<br>Post office address, Malone. N.Y.



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	1. [[1850 U.S. Census~~\|1850 U.S. Census]]~~<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [~~http~~://~~books~~.google.com/books?~~id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&~~hl=en&sa=X&ei=~~fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="~~newell ~~reynolds" saranac&f=false~~ here]		1. 1850 U.S. Census<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [https://www.google.com/books/edition/New_York_Court_of_Appeals_Records_and_Br/cYZa3_TFsp0C?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=newell%20reyolds here]

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	With Patty, Newel Reynolds had a daughter, Mary Ann, who was born July 22, 1835, and died Jan. 16, 1843. [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] is the first known burial in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]]. The 1880 U. S. Census shows Patty is the wife of Oliver B. Kent, living in the same house is Harry Reynolds the son of Patty, Nancy Turner (?) and her children Stephen A. & Franklin.		With Patty, Newel Reynolds had a daughter, Mary Ann, who was born July 22, 1835, and died Jan. 16, 1843. [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] is the first known burial in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]]. The 1880 U. S. Census shows Patty is the wife of Oliver B. Kent, living in the same house is Harry Reynolds the son of Patty, Nancy Turner (?) and her children Stephen A. & Franklin.

	He was elected overseer of the [[~~Town of Harrietstown\|~~Town of Harrietstown]] district 5 in 1868. <sup>3</sup>		He was elected overseer of the [[Town of Harrietstown]] district 5 in 1868. <sup>3</sup>
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	'''Born:''' c. 1806 <sup>1</sup>		'''Born:''' c. 1806 <sup>1</sup>

	'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife Josephine sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"		'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife '''Josephine''' sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"

	'''Married:''' The 1850 U. S. Census shows Martha age 35 born in Massachusetts. Patty (possibly Draper), died Mar. 22, 1884, Age 70 years.		'''Married:''' The 1850 U. S. Census shows Martha age 35 born in Massachusetts. Patty (possibly Draper), died Mar. 22, 1884, Age 70 years.

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	He was elected an overseer of Harrietstown in 1868.		He was elected an overseer of Harrietstown in 1868.

	With Patty, Newel Reynolds had a daughter, Mary Ann, who was born July 22, 1835, and died Jan. 16, 1843. [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] is the first known burial in [[~~Pine Ridge Cemetery\|~~Pine Ridge Cemetery]]. The 1880 U. S. Census shows Patty is the wife of Oliver B. Kent, living in the same house is Harry Reynolds the son of Patty, Nancy Turner (?) and her children Stephen A. & Franklin.		With Patty, Newel Reynolds had a daughter, Mary Ann, who was born July 22, 1835, and died Jan. 16, 1843. [[Mary Ann Reynolds\|Mary Ann Reynolds]] is the first known burial in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]]. The 1880 U. S. Census shows Patty is the wife of Oliver B. Kent, living in the same house is Harry Reynolds the son of Patty, Nancy Turner (?) and her children Stephen A. & Franklin.

	He was elected overseer of the [[Town of Harrietstown\|Town of Harrietstown]] district 5 in 1868. <sup>3</sup>		He was elected overseer of the [[Town of Harrietstown\|Town of Harrietstown]] district 5 in 1868. <sup>3</sup>

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	—Dated August 11, 1886.<br>ALBERT HOBBS, Plaintiffs' Attorney,<br>Office address, Malone village, N. Y.<br>Post office address, Malone. N.Y.		—Dated August 11, 1886.<br>ALBERT HOBBS, Plaintiffs' Attorney,<br>Office address, Malone village, N. Y.<br>Post office address, Malone. N.Y.

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	1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="newell reynolds" saranac&f=false here]		1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="newell reynolds" saranac&f=false here]

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	1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [[http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="newell reynolds" saranac&f=false\|here]]		1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="newell reynolds" saranac&f=false here]

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	Born:''' c. 1806 <sup>1</sup>		'''Born:''' c. 1806 <sup>1</sup>

	'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife Josephine sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"		'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife Josephine sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"

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			Born:''' c. 1806 <sup>1</sup>

	'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife Josephine sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"		'''Died:''' before June 1886 when Ransom & wife Josephine sued his siblings over land and the "Newel Reynolds Farm"

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	===Footnotes===		===Footnotes===

	1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [[http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq=~~%22newell~~+reynolds~~%22~~+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=~~%22newell~~ reynolds~~%22~~ saranac&f=false\|here]]		1. [[1850 U.S. Census\|1850 U.S. Census]]<br>2. ''Malone Palladium'', August 12, 1886<br>3. New York Bar Association, Court of Appeals, vol. 26, p. 40, 1898. Full text [[http://books.google.com/books?id=cYZa3_TFsp0C&pg=RA6-PA40&lpg=RA6-PA40&dq="newell+reynolds"+saranac&source=bl&ots=XyCBG76FNc&sig=Scgq1UkxEmCpIK4AACclM6t1PuI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=fflgUKKcG6nl0QHy9YCwCg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q="newell reynolds" saranac&f=false\|here]]