In 1802 Julia Reynolds was a beneficiary of the will of her uncle, the Rev. John Vivian of Pencalenick, receiving £100.
In 1813 Julia Reynolds was a beneficiary of her father's will, receiving £1,250 together with £4,000 capital stock in the three per cents public funds.
In July 1819 Julia Reynolds was present at the marriage of her sister Elizabeth Reynolds to William Woolcombe at St. Winnow, Cornwall.
In 1841 Julia Reynolds, aged about 55, not born in the county, was with (her sister) Elizabeth Woolcombe and her family at Vicarage House, Christow, Devon.
In 1851 Julia Reynolds, aged 68, born in St. Feock Cornwall, unmarried, vicar's wife's sister, was with her sister Elizabeth Woolcombe and husband William Woolcombe, vicar of Christow, at the Rectory, Christow, Devon.
In 1861 Reynolds, aged 78, born in St. Clement Cornwall, unmarried, gentlewoman, was with her nephew Philip Woolcombe, curate of Hennock, at Vicarage House, Hennock, Devon.
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Julia Reynolds of Hennock Vicarage died aged 81 years (burial record). The GROE Death Index records her age as 79 years, which is correct.
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REYNOLDS.—June 25, at Hennock, Julia, eldest daughter of the late Vice-Admiral Reynolds, and sister of Vice-Admiral Sir Barrington Reynolds, K.C.B., of Penaer, near Truro, Cornwall.
Plymouth and Devonport Weekly Journal, Thursday, 4 Jul 1861, p. 5
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Letters of Administration of the personal estate and effects of Julia Reynolds late of Hennock in the county of Devon, spinster, deceased, who died on or about 25 June 1861 at Hennock aforesaid, were granted 19 August at Exeter to the Reverend Philip Woolcombe of Christow in the said county, clerk, the nephew, and one of the persons entitled in Distribution to the personal estate and effects of the said deceased, he having been first sworn. Effects under £2,000. 3
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