Caroline Louise Reynolds, called Carrie Lou, was the first born daughter of Joseph Shewmake Reynolds (1869-1935), an attorney, and his wife Frances Pauline "Fannie" Hansberger 91866-1856), of Augusta, Georgia. The family moved to Atlanta in 1916. Carrie Lou's siblings were William Glascock Reynolds (1903-1967), a noted artist, and Mary Josephine Reynolds (1905-1987, Mrs. Henry Russell Powell).
On 3 May 1927, Carrie Lou Reynolds married Alexander Stephens Mitchell (1896-1983), called Stephens, a prominent Atlanta lawyer and historian. He was a son of Eugene Muse Mitchell (1866-1944) and his wife Mary Isabel "Maybelle" Stephens (1872-1919) and brother of Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) who wrote "Gone with the Wind."
In the first year of her marriage, Carrie Lou suffered a miscarriage; but was able to have two sons later: Eugene Muse Mitchell (1931-2007) and Joseph Reynolds Mitchell.
Carrie Lou and her husband and sons were members of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Atlanta.
On 3 May 1927, Carrie Lou Reynolds married Alexander Stephens Mitchell (1896-1983), called Stephens, a prominent Atlanta lawyer and historian. He was a son of Eugene Muse Mitchell (1866-1944) and his wife Mary Isabel "Maybelle" Stephens (1872-1919) and brother of Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) who wrote "Gone with the Wind."
In the first year of her marriage, Carrie Lou suffered a miscarriage; but was able to have two sons later: Eugene Muse Mitchell (1931-2007) and Joseph Reynolds Mitchell.
Carrie Lou and her husband and sons were members of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Atlanta.
Caroline Louise Reynolds, called Carrie Lou, was the first born daughter of Joseph Shewmake Reynolds (1869-1935), an attorney, and his wife Frances Pauline "Fannie" Hansberger 91866-1856), of Augusta, Georgia. The family moved to Atlanta in 1916. Carrie Lou's siblings were William Glascock Reynolds (1903-1967), a noted artist, and Mary Josephine Reynolds (1905-1987, Mrs. Henry Russell Powell).
On 3 May 1927, Carrie Lou Reynolds married Alexander Stephens Mitchell (1896-1983), called Stephens, a prominent Atlanta lawyer and historian. He was a son of Eugene Muse Mitchell (1866-1944) and his wife Mary Isabel "Maybelle" Stephens (1872-1919) and brother of Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) who wrote "Gone with the Wind."
In the first year of her marriage, Carrie Lou suffered a miscarriage; but was able to have two sons later: Eugene Muse Mitchell (1931-2007) and Joseph Reynolds Mitchell.
Carrie Lou and her husband and sons were members of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Atlanta.
On 3 May 1927, Carrie Lou Reynolds married Alexander Stephens Mitchell (1896-1983), called Stephens, a prominent Atlanta lawyer and historian. He was a son of Eugene Muse Mitchell (1866-1944) and his wife Mary Isabel "Maybelle" Stephens (1872-1919) and brother of Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) who wrote "Gone with the Wind."
In the first year of her marriage, Carrie Lou suffered a miscarriage; but was able to have two sons later: Eugene Muse Mitchell (1931-2007) and Joseph Reynolds Mitchell.
Carrie Lou and her husband and sons were members of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Atlanta.
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