BIO: Charles H. Reynolds, Wyoming Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, PA & NY

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Chaffee, Amasa Franklin. History of the Wyoming 
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 
New York: Eaton & Mains, 1904, page 389.
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  Reynolds, Charles H., was born on February 17, 1867, in Philadelphia, 
Pa. He attended the schools of his native city, when, at the age of 
fourteen, after reaching the twelfth grade, he began to work as wagon 
boy in a large department store at $2.50 per week. When seventeen years 
of age he was converted at St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church in 
Philadelphia. Shortly after conversion he became conscious that his 
lifework was to be in the ministry. At twenty-one he was filling the 
following offices in the Church: Steward, trustee, Sunday school 
teacher, exhorter, class leader, and assistant superintendent in the 
Sunday school. In 1889 he entered Temple College, where he remained two 
years.
  He was given local preacher's license in 1890, and in 1891 he went as 
supply to North Sanford, where he remained one year. While here he 
became acquainted with Miss Nellie Beilby, whom he married in June, 
1892.
  In the spring of 1892 he joined the Conference, and his pastorates 
have been as follows: 1892-93, Ouaquaga; 1894-95, Davenport Center; 
1896-98, Sidney Center; 1899-1900, Clark's Summit; 1901-02, Sanitaria 
Springs; 1903, Oak Street, Binghamton.