MARSHALL COUNTY, TN- GOODSPEED BIOGRAPHIES - John G. Reynolds
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JOHN G. REYNOLDS was born July 21, 1858, in Marshall County, Tenn., and
received a good common school education; son of John G. and Victoria
(Liggette) Reynolds, both natives of Tennessee, he of Williamson County and
she of Marshall County.  After marriage they settled in Williamson County,
where the father died.  To them was born one child, our subject.  The
father was a Whig in politics, and his chief business was trading, being
shrewd and successful at that.  Besides he owned a good farm.  In 1858 the
mother removed to this county and wedded Capt. J. C. Cundiff, by whom she
had seven children.  At the age of twenty-one our subject began working  on
a farm of his own.  In 1880 he was united in marriage to Ada W. Wilson, a
native of Williamson County, born February 5, 1860.  By this marriage two
children were born:  John T. and Clarence B.  Mr. Reynolds is a Democrat in
politics, and he and wife are worthy members of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.  He has a good farm of 125 acres, and as a farmer has met with very
fair success.  He is very fond of bird hunting, and is a sure shot.

Surnames:  Cundiff, Liggett, Reynolds, Wilson
Source:  " The Goodspeeds History of Tennessee, 1886."