Emotional blackmailīy the time that Hamilton became wise to the Reynolds’ scheme, he decided to stop participating in the relationship in the fall of 1791. In his own words, Hamilton realized that Maria and James were involved in a plan to “extort money from me.” Although it wasn’t unusual at that time to challenge each other to a pistol duel, James chose to extort some major cash instead. In fact, James would even encourage their rendezvous in order to gain more blackmail money. Shockingly, her husband knew about the scandal for the entire time and used his knowledge to blackmail Hamilton. As Maria led Hamilton upstairs, he later stated that “Some conversation ensued from which it was quickly apparent that other than pecuniary consolation would be acceptable.” Their sordid affair would continue until June 1792.ĭuring the course of their relationship, Hamilton was pulled into a ring of deception and lies by both Maria and her husband. Reynold’s lodging house, it became clear that his visit was about more than monetary aid. Since he didn’t have any cash on him at the time, he jotted down her address to drop off some money to assist her.
Claiming that her husband James Reynolds had left her, she asked Hamilton for financial assistance. Maria Reynolds, then 23 years old, approached 34-year-old married Alexander Hamilton on a hot summers day in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania. To express condolences on-line please see: year was 1791. Memorials are preferred to ASPCA or Covenant House.įamily services are provided by Anderson-Daniels, a Bauman Family Funeral Home, in Hibbing. The family requests that all who attend wear a mask. Interment will be in the Maple Hill Cemetery in Hibbing. The service will be live-streamed on the Blessed Sacrament web page:. Mass of Christian Burial Monday, February 7, 2022, at the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Hibbing. She is predeceased by her son Dermot Reynolds, parents Jorge Wilson and Carmen Pizarro, her brother Jorge Wilson and sister Carmenia Rojas. She is also survived by her sister, Mary Perez, brother, Anibal Wilson, sister, Cecilia Wilson, and many treasured nieces and nephews. Dermot Reynolds, her loving children Magdalena Reynolds-Allen, Maria Strom (Andy), Brendan Reynolds, Alexandra Reynolds and two beloved grandchildren Alexandra Allen and Samuel Allen. She was an eternal optimist and lover of life. She was devoted to and beloved by her husband, children and grandchildren. She loved skiing, swimming, reading, opera music, and to sing and dance. She is remembered for her quick wit, intelligence, beauty and humor.
She worked with her husband as office manager for the Hibbing Urology Clinic. She volunteered her time teaching Spanish at Assumption School for many years and was president of Soroptimist International (the Hibbing chapter). The committee succeeded due in large part to her efforts and excellent arguments in front of the City Council. She was president of the Hibbing Medical Auxilary, Chairwoman of the Hospice Board of Directors (at its inception), Co-chair of the Androy Project Committee and worked toward the preservation of the historic Androy Building. Maria was involved in her community and enjoyed her volunteer work. She was a life-long member of Blessed Sacrament Church. In 1968 the couple moved to Hibbing and loved this community. Dermot Reynolds in 1966 at Saint John’s Catholic Church. She obtained a position at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota as a surgical nurse.
In 1960 she took a chance and moved to the United States. She went on to attend the Red Cross School of Nursing in Santiago, Chile. She graduated from the School of Sacred Heart. Magdalena was born on November 23, 1938, in Santiago, Chile. Maria Magdalena Reynolds (Wilson) passed away peacefully, on Januin Duluth, Minnesota, surrounded by her loving family.
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