Family register
Hugh Reynolds
Hugh Reynolds (born 2010) was born to Hugh F. Reynolds and Polly Reynolds.
Life and records
User-stated 2026-09-16: Shuggy Reynolds (nickname), child of Hugh Reynolds; formal name unread.
Nickname “Shuggy”; formal given name unread. User-stated child of Hugh Reynolds.
Family
Sources
- USER-STATED 2026-09-25 (Will Reynolds): Millen Griffith VI is Charles Lord Griffith III’s brother.
user-stated 2026-09-16 family clues (Hannah & Lila Hely; Hugh Reynolds + children; Jane Reynolds + son Charles Griffith)
- Paternal grandfather Hal F. Reynolds's 2011 Bangor Daily News obituary names Will as one of three children of Hal W. Reynolds and Lisa, living in Los Angeles and Little Deer Isle with sisters Elle and Margaux.
his youngest son, Hugh F. Reynolds, who operates Greenhead Lobster, Stonington, and lives on Deer Isle with his wife, Polly, and their five children, Avery, Anne, Hadley, Hugh and Alexandra.
- Formal full name Hugh Budington Reynolds in Peter Dodge grandchild list (Polly × Hugh of Deer Isle).
… grandchildren: Avery Denison Reynolds, Anne Eckles Reynolds, Amey Hadley Reynolds, Hugh Budington Reynolds, Alexandra Dodge Reynolds …
- Paternal grandfather Hal F. Reynolds's 2011 Bangor Daily News obituary names Will as one of three children of Hal W. Reynolds and Lisa, living in Los Angeles and Little Deer Isle with sisters Elle and Margaux.
On a daily basis they were entertained by the “twins,” Hal’s one-year-old grandchildren, Hugh and Alexandra, who brightened their days immeasurably.
- Age corroboration ~2019: father’s two youngest (twins) aged 9 — supports ~b.2010 for Hugh/Alexandra twins (names not in this sentence).
He arrives at 7 each morning (he has 5 kids, the two youngest, aged 9, are twins, the oldest is already working with Hugh at Greenhead).
- Paternal grandfather Hal F. Reynolds's 2011 Bangor Daily News obituary names Will as one of three children of Hal W. Reynolds and Lisa, living in Los Angeles and Little Deer Isle with sisters Elle and Margaux.
On a daily basis they were entertained by the “twins,” Hal’s one-year-old grandchildren, Hugh and Alexandra, who brightened their days immeasurably.