Reubin Diamond b. 1790 d. 7 October 1853
| Lineage | Diamond |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Reubin Diamond |
| Parents
♂ William Diamond b. 1760 | |
Events
1790 birth:
marriage: ♀ Elizabeth L. Dixon (Diamond) b. 26 May 1793 d. 1854
1824 child birth: ♂ William Diamond b. 1824
1825 child birth: ♀ Elizabeth Diamond b. 1825
20 January 1829 child birth: ♀ Anna Diamond b. 20 January 1829 d. 6 January 1929
1831 child birth: ♂ John Diamond b. 1831
1833 child birth: ♀ Margarett Diamond (Tynes) b. 1833
1834 child birth: ♀ Clarissa Diamond b. 1834
18 February 1836 child birth: Covington County (Alabama), Alabama, ♂ John Reuben Diamond b. 18 February 1836 d. 14 June 1915
1838 child birth: ♀ Lucy Diamond (Mosley) b. 1838
7 October 1853 death:
Notes
Most of the earliest settlers in the Pea Ridge lived along the Old Indian Trail that ran from Brooklyn to Montezuma(now called River Falls). Among the earliest of these settlers was Jeremiah Dixon, Reubin Diamond, Seth Dixon and others. Jeremiah Dixon, his son Seth, and his son-in-law, Reubin Diamond, moved their families from Monroe County to Pea Ridge in 1823 and settled on the west side of Copeland Creek probably about two miles north of the Conecuh River. They farmed, raised livestock, and later built one of the first sawmills in the area.
From grandparents to grandchildren
marriage: ♂ William Amos Diamond
death: 19 June 1941, Covington County (Alabama), Alabama
