• Born: 1813, Illogan, Cornwall
• Christened: 18 Mar 1813, Illogan, Cornwall ¹
• Married: 16 Nov 1841, Bodmin, Cornwall ¹
• Died: 6 Aug 1870, Trevenson, Illogan, Cornwall ^{2 3}

  Research Notes:

In 1845 Charles Andrew Reynolds was the sole executor of his father's will.

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Lease, burning house, Cooks Kitchen Mine, Illogan, 11 Mar 1848. ⁴

Parties:

1) The Right Honorable Frances Baroness Basset, of Tehidy, in the County of Cornwall
2) Charles Andrew Reynolds, of Trevenson, in the said County

Term: 21 years from 25 December 1847

Rent: £1

All that tin burning house with the flues and other the appendages thereunto belonging some time since built by or at the expense of William Reynolds esquire, deceased sitaute at Cook's Kitchen mine aforesaid in the parish of Illogan in the said County together with all and singular the ways paths passages rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertaining (mines and quarries, woods etc exempted out of this grant)....[no plan present]

Witnessed by Edward Nettell.

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Lease assignment to secure a loan, of Bosleak also known as The Bowlingreen, Illogan, 7 Nov 1850. ⁵

Parties:

1) Nanny Jane Trengove, spinster of Illogan
2) Charles Andrew Reynolds, esquire of Trevenson House

Property: Dwelling houses and land parcel of Bosleake in the Parish of Illogan, also known as The Bowling Green.

Consideration: Lease of property held as security for the repayment of loan of £70 with interest.

Term: £70 pound with interest to be paid by 24 June 1851. If in default, then Charles Andrew Reynolds able to sell and dispose of the property subject to the remainder of the original 99 year term.

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Lease and counterpart lease, Trevenson Street Primitive Methodist Church, Camborne, 11 Jul 1851. ⁶

Parties:

1) Charles Andrew Reynolds esquire, Trevenson House, Camborne
2) John Richards, Primitive Methodist Minister, Redruth

Lease by 1) to 2) of newly erected Primitive Methodist Chapel with adjacent premises being part of Camborne Vean, adjacent house of John Symons, Cordwainer, Vyvyan lands and road. Plan of properties and land in margin.

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In 1851 Charles Andrew Reynolds, aged 38, born in Illogan Cornwall, barrister in practice, and wife Jane Reynolds, aged 40, born in Mylor Cornwall, were living in Trevenson, Illogan. With them were children (born in Illogan) Fanny Phillipa (8), Charles William (6), Lucy Jane (5), William (4), and Catherine Mary (3).

In 1858 Charles Andrew Reynolds of Illogan, esquire, was the sole executor of the will of his late sister Frances Philippa Lanyon, widow.

In 1861 Charles Andrew Reynolds, aged 48, born in Illogan, Magistrate for Cornwall & barrister of law, and wife Jane Reynolds, aged 51, born in Mawnan Cornwall, were living in Trevenson House, Illogan. With them were children Frances Phillipa (18) of Camborne, Charles William (16) of Illogan, scholar, and Catherine Mary (13), scholar.

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At Trevenson, on the 6th inst, after a few hours' illness, Charles Andrew Reynolds, Esq., J.P., aged 57 years.

The West Briton, Thursday Evening, 11 Aug 1870, p. 11

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The Will of Charles Andrew Reynolds late of Trevenson in the parish of Illogan in the county of Cornwall, esquire, deceased, who died 6 August 1870 at Trevenson aforesaid was proved 12 September at Bodmin by the oath of Charles William Reynolds of Trevenson aforesaid, esquire, the son, the sole executor. Effects under £30,000. ³