Sarah Sophia Willis (Reynolds)

Posted By Wendy on March 27, 2008

Sarah Sophia Willis (Reynolds) was born 1859 in the Victorian country town of Clunes. Her parents were:

Joseph Wells Willis (died Forbes 1902) and

Maryann Maria (Davidson) born – 1824 Bombay, India (died  5th August 1909 Forbes)

They married in Bombay, India, in 1854.

The parents of Maryann Maria Davidson were:

William Davidson – born Scotland –  Surgeon in the Black Watch Regiment stationed in Bombay, India.

Maryann Maria – born Scotland – died 1825 (in childbirth) Bombay, India.

The parents of Joseph were: Daniel Willis and Sophia Wells.

 Pictured above: Sarah Sophia (Willis) Reynolds

Thanks to James Thorn, great-grandson of Sarah, for sharing this photograph and information.

Parents of Sarah Willis: Mary Ann Maria (nee Davidson) and Joseph Wells Willis. Mary Ann was born 1824 in Bombay India – Joseph was born Tunbridge Wells, England 1819.

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3 Responses to “Sarah Sophia Willis (Reynolds)”

  1. Janice McLeay says:

    I am a descendant of Joseph Wells Willis and Maryann Maria Davidson. My grandfather George Francis Willis was Sarah’s brother. Maryann’s birthdate was 10 Nov 1824; Joseph’s was 11 April 1819. Joseph’s parents were Daniel Willis and Sophia Wells. Unfortunately I know nothing about them apart from their names.
    Thanks for sharing all your information.

  2. Wendy says:

    Hi Janice and welcome! thanks for the names of Joseph’s parents – I have edited the post and included them.
    Hope you enjoy reading about them.

  3. Jeanette Lane says:

    I am also related to Joseph Wells Willis and now have details of the whole family back to 1725 – that is that I have details of the parents of Joseph Wells Willis and details of his birth etc. please contact me for the details – Jeanette Lane

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