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Title: The English Version of the Polyglott Bible, Containing the Old and New TestamentsFeatures: Includes marginal readings and a selection of references to parallel and illustrative passages.Publication Year: 1847Publisher: Sorin & Ball, located at 42 North Fourth Street, PhiladelphiaStereotyper: J. C. D. Christman & Co.Note Charles Olmsted Reynolds (1822–1880) was a reverend whose primary historical connection to Forest and Stream magazine is through his son, Charles Bingham Reynolds (1856–1940). [1, 2]
While the elder Reynolds lived a quiet life as a clergyman, his son became a prominent figure in early American conservation history through his leadership at the magazine. The Core Connections
* The Father: The Reverend Charles Olmsted Reynolds married Lucy Whiting Bingham. They raised a family in the mid-19th century, passing down family lines that intersected with notable 19th-century American history. * The Son's Role at Forest and Stream: Charles Bingham Reynolds served as a prominent editor and corporate secretary for Forest and Stream. Under his tenure, the publication cemented itself as one of the most influential outdoor, hunting, and early wildlife conservation magazines in America. * Historical Intersections: Because of the family name "Olmsted," researchers often look for ties to the legendary landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. While the elder Reverend shared the middle name, the family's most direct footprint in national conservation remains the younger Reynolds' editorial work, alongside contemporary figures like George Bird
