Family: Henry Reynolds / Prudence Clayton (F3445)

m. 10 Nov 1678

• Father | Male Henry Reynolds

  
  

  Born	01 May 1655	Chichester, Sussex, England
  Died	07 Aug 1724	Chichester, Chester Co., Pennsylvania
  Buried
  Married	10 Nov 1678  [1]	Burlington MM, Burlington Co., New Jersey  [1]
  Father	William T. Reynolds | F3573 Group Sheet
  Mother	Margaret Exton | F3573 Group Sheet

  
  

  Mother | Female Prudence Clayton

  
  

  Born		Rumbaldswick Parish, Sussex, England
  Christened	20 Oct 1657	Lewes, Chichester Sussex, England
  Died	04 Feb 1728	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Buried
  Father	William Clayton | F3623 Group Sheet
  Mother	Prudence Lankford | F3623 Group Sheet

  
  

  Child 1 | Male + Henry Reynolds, Jr.

  
  

  Born	14 Aug 1693	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Died	17 Dec 1779	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Buried
  Spouse	Hannah Brown | F22877
  Married
  Spouse	Ann Worley | F22878
  Married
  Spouse	Mary Coles | F22879
  Married	Abt 1743

  
  

  Child 2 | Female Margaret Reynolds

  
  

  Born	25 May 1680	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Died
  Buried
  Spouse	Mr. Moulder/Maulder | F3446
  Married	c 1700

  
  

  Child 3 | Female Mary Reynolds

  
  

  Born	13 Sep 1682	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Died
  Buried
  Spouse	Matthew Morgan | F3448
  Married		Pennsylvania

  
  

  Child 4 | Male Francis Reynolds

  
  

  Born	15 Aug 1684	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Died	1760
  Buried

  
  

  Child 5 | Female Prudence Reynolds

  
  

  Born	20 Mar 1687	Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
  Died
  Buried

  
  

• Sources

  [S67727] Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston. History of William Reynolds by Carol Love Gipson; GippyHouse@aol.com POB HENRY REYNOLDS THE IMMIGRANT Henry Reynolds came from England in 1676, on a voyage of 5-1/2 months duration, and settled in Burlington NJ/ Burlington MM record state "although he was not a member, yet out of tenderness to them and others concerned they were allowed to marry" He was a resident of Marcus Hook, Chichester Twp., Co., PA as early as 5 mo [Jul], 1680, where he probably lived until his death. Henry was on the first jury held under the government of the Proprietary. Henry's father-in-law, William Clayton, was one of nine justices who sat at Upland PA in 1681. There is a tradition that Henry raised corn near Dock Creek, in what is now the city of Philadelphia.