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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Jacob Tipton Reno: Birth: 19 NOV 1801 in Carter, Jackson County, Tennessee, USA. Death: 1901 in Texas USA ?

  2. Marima Reno: Birth: 2 MAR 1804 in Elizbethton, Carter County, Tennessee, USA. Death: 15 SEP 1882 in Cherokee, Cherokee County, Kansas, USA

  3. Polly Ann Reno: Birth: 2 JUN 1806 in Jonesboro, Washington, Tennessee, USA. Death: 19 SEP 1886 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, USA

  4. Joseph T Reno: Birth: 11 NOV 1807 in Carter County, Tennessee. Death: 1876 in Bourbon County, Kansas, USA

  5. Charles Benton Reno: Birth: 1 DEC 1809 in Carter, Jackson County, Tennessee. Death: 5 DEC 1843 in Browning, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA

  6. Jonathan Reno: Birth: 2 NOV 1811 in Jackson County, Tennessee, USA. Death: 9 NOV 1884 in Browning, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA

  7. Sarah Elizabeth Reno: Birth: 11 DEC 1813 in Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA. Death: 15 JUL 1895 in Romulus, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma, USA

  8. Francis Reno: Birth: BET 1816 AND 1817 in Jackson County, Tennessee, USA. Death: BET 1825 AND 1826 in Schuyler County, Illinois, USA

  9. Andrew Jackson Reno: Birth: 4 MAR 1816 in Browning, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA. Death: 1859 in Browning, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA

  10. William C Reno: Birth: 4 NOV 1817 in Jackson, Madison County, Tennessee, USA. Death: 13 JUL 1890 in Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, USA

  11. John T Reno: Birth: 2 JUL 1822 in Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA.

  12. Adeline Tennessee Reno: Birth: 18 JUL 1824 in Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA. Death: 19 JUN 1908 in Vallejo, Solano, California, USA

  13. Louisa Elizabeth Ann Reno: Birth: 18 SEP 1826 in Schuyler County, Illinois, USA. Death: 30 JUN 1850 in Browning, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA

  14. James M Reno: Birth: 1830 in Missouri, USA. Death: 1850


Sources
1. Title:   1830 USA Federal Census
Page:   1830 Miscellaneous Townships, McDonough and Schuyler Counties, Illinois Census; Roll: 23; Page: 92.
Publication:   Name: Name: Bureau of the Census; Location: Washington, D.C.; Date: 1830. M19, 201;;

Notes
a. Note:   1820 Jackson County, Tennessee, Page 155. (Johnathan & Jacob Reno)
 Johnathan Reno
 White Males: 5 under age 10; 1 age 10-16; 1 age 26-45.
 White Females: 1 under age 10; 1 age 10-16; 1 age 26-45.
 Jacob Reno
 White Males: 1 age 10-16; 1 age 16-26.
 White Females: 1 age 16-26 (Missing a column so I can't figure which column exactly they mean - these years may be wrong)
  Son of Charles Reno and Elizabeth Tipton
  Father of 14 children
  Jonathan was commissioned as a captain in the 18th regiment of the Tennessee Militia on June 13, 1811 and went on to fight in the War of 1812. (Tennessee Historical Quarterly, June 1946, p. 186) He was believed to be one of the Tennessee Squirrel Hunters, so called because of their accurate firing with a rifle.
  From History of Schuyler Co, IL: Jonathan Reno, native of Tennessee, came in the fall of 1825 to Schuyler county, and settled first in Bainbridge township, where he lived a year. He next settled on section 16 of Rushville township, and in the year 1830 moved to McDonough county. After the lapse of some time he returned to Schuyler county, and remained about three years. He finally went to Missouri, where he died.
  In early 1838 Jonathan was stabbed in the throat and killed by during a fight instigated by a proprieter of a general store. Living in Greene County, MO, he went into the small town of Springfield one Saturday morning to the store, where liquor was sold. Someone accosted Jonathan on the street and told him four or five men were inside making a nuisance of themselves. Asked to help, Jonathan responded and the first man he seized plunged a knife into him, causing immediate death. He was 58 years old. The knife wielder was tried and sent to Missouri Penitentiary, but was released in a couple of years. (from History of Greene Co., MO, p. 189, 1883)

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