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At least new to me. I had been misinformed early on that John Reynolds and Amelia Mabry's daughter, Rachel J Reynolds who married Robert Dalton, had died young before the 1850 Carroll Co Va census...Census records reveal they moved to Poca, Kanawha Co Va (now WV)..where I find them both alive and well. They are also sourced in a WV biography of of their grandson, James A Wines/Wynes.
Their daughter, Mary Ann Dalton married Corp. William Wines in WV; their dau Vina married his brother, James Wines..and Serena married an Isaac P. Taylor.
Many more details..but wanted to set this records straight as some may have been led astray by my family tree note, that Rachael J Reynolds Dalton died c. 1848..she did not...now doing census research..however, I am happy to say I have found Rachel and Robert in 1870 census together and I've found Robert as a widower in 1910 at age 92...more to come.
Here is an excerpt regarding their grandson, James A Wines, son of Mary Ann Dalton and William Wines.
"History of Charleston and Kanawha County, West V irginia and Representative
Citizens
W.S. Laidley
Richmond Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, ILL.
1911
p. 414 Excerpted by Sandy Spradling
JAMES A. WINES, merchant and farmer and well known resident of Poca District,
Kanawha County , W. Va., where he owns eighty-two acres of excellent land,
situated on the main Poca River, twenty-three mile s porth of Charleston, was
born February 14, i868, in Poca District, and is a son of William and Mary
Ann (Dalton) Wines. William Wines was reared in Roane County, now West Virginia, and was brought
to Poca District by hi s parents in his youth. They owned 190 acres that lay
along Leatherwood Creek, and he became a farmer and lumberman. After his
marriage he settled on the home farm, one-half of which was his portion,
which he improved and devoted to general farming and stock an d cattle
raising. During the Civil War he served in Co. F of WV Inf., and escaped
all injury while in the servic e. He now resides one-quarter mile south of the
old farm, where he owns 110 acres. He is a Republican in politics.
William Wines married Mary Ann Dalton, who was born in Carroll County, Virginia,
a daughter of Robert and Rachiel (Reynolds) Dalton, who had four children,
the two survivors being: Mary Ann, Mrs. Wines; and Vina, the wife of a
brother of William Wines. Robert Dalton was born in Carroll County,
ninety- three years ago and now resides in Poca District, Kanaw ha County.
During the Civil War [William Wines/Wynes] was a soldier in Co A WV Cavalry but was
neither captured nor wounded during his period of service. To Wm Wines
and his wife the following children were born:
Frank, James A., John, Edgar, Albert, Pleas M., Victoria and Eleanor. The
parents of the above family are me mbers of the Advent church.
James A. Wines obtained his schooling in Poca District and afterward engaged
in farming and lumbering. After marriage he sett led at the head of Camp
Creek, where he followed farming for two years and then moved to Leatherwood
Creek and for two years there combined farming with lum ber-milling, afterward
coming to his present farm, which is a part of the old John Haynes farm. Here
he carries on general farming and since 1905 has also kept a stock of general
merchandise and is doing a satis factory business.
Mr. Wines[James] married Miss Lethia Haynes, who was born in Poca District and is a
daughter of A. H. Haynes, and they have twelve children, namely: Lewis,
Fred, Minnie, Dexter, Lena, Delbert, Bev, Emma, B essie, Elvia, Lucy and
Goldie. The' eldest son marri ed Sadie Shaffer, a daughter of Edward Shaffer."
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