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1. Re: [WOOD] Wood Surname In Georgia [1]
Hi, my woods line also started off from SC, in fact what I've found out it was around Baldoc SC in Allendale County. My GGrandfathers name was George Richard Wood b 1852 in SC, he m Florence "Fannie" Jeffcoat also b in 1852. Does this connect with your wood line. LilEllen55@aol.com wrote:Here is my Wood line. They start off in SC and end up in Gwinnett County, Georgia, which later became Barrow County, GA. Descendants of John Wood (1) John Wood 1790 - +Elizabeth ? (2) Susannah Wood 1819 - ( 2) Lucett
2. Re: [WOOD] Wood Families in GA - Jackson County [1]
Matthew moved to Giles County, Tenn. with his family. I don't have a Thomas for him but then I am not sure if I have all of his children yet. Debbie mccadden@bellsouth.net wrote: >Debbie, >Do you have a son named Thomas who may have been born to Matthew, Aaron or Richard and who may have moved to TN about 1820? > >Thanks, >C McCadden > > >>From: Debbie McNabb >>Date: 2004/01/08 Thu PM 02:28:11 GMT >>To: WOOD-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [WOOD] Wood Families in GA - Jackson
3. [WOOD] My Woods Line [1]
JOHN W. WOODS b MS (some records say TX) 1839 & moved with his family in 1840 to Texas. He is found on the 1850 census at age 11 living with parents in Robertson County, TX. My grandmother EULA I WOODS was b in TX, probably in that county, in Nov 27, 1872. Based on a research started by J. Jackson of Dallas, TX. (my 2nd cousin, once removed), he JOHN WOODS married CAROLINE M. JACKSON of Franklin, TX.in 1869. I am seeking a record of this marriage. John Woods & family were not found on the 1880 census
4. Re: [WOOD] My Woods Line [1]
If you are restricting your research to just the Wood spelling you are doing yourself a great injustice and possibly missing out on the greatest find in your research. The name Wood and Woods have been mixed many times in the same families. The name was written down the way the writer heard it pronounced. Leah
5. Re: [WOOD] Wood Families in GA - Jackson County [1]
Debbie, Do you have a son named Thomas who may have been born to Matthew, Aaron or Richard and who may have moved to TN about 1820? Thanks, C McCadden > > From: Debbie McNabb > Date: 2004/01/08 Thu PM 02:28:11 GMT > To: WOOD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WOOD] Wood Families in GA - Jackson County > > Some of my Wood family is also in Jackson County, Georgia, but are no > connection to the Rev. Henry Wood. My Wood family started in the early > 1700's in Prince George County,
6. [WOOD] Lousia Wood/Woods b. c1847 VA [1]
Berry and Abigail Wood of Buchanan Co, VA have a daughter Louisa age 13 on 1860 Buchanan Co, VA census. On the 1850 Lee Co, VA census there is a Elisa age 5. I think this is the same child. Need info on her. Not listed with family on 1870 census and no marriage record has been found. Dates of other children vary from 1850 to 1860 census. Other siblings include: Martha [mother is Delila PROFFIT] married Milburn J. Stiltner and moved to WV Malinda Caleb married and moved to Pike Co, KY died 19
7. Re: [WOOD] My Woods Line [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: > If you are restricting your research to just the Wood spelling you are doing > yourself a great injustice and possibly missing out on the greatest find in > your research. The name Wood and Woods have been mixed many times in the same > families. The name was written down the way the writer heard it pronounced. > > Leah ********************************************************************* Leah is quite correct and another facet: If the WOOD famil
8. Re: [WOOD] Wood + Ledbetter [1]
Sorry but I do not know your Dela. Where in Texas was your Ledbetter? Anna Cooper wrote: >Judith, I'm not sure if I have emailed you before or not but I just keep trying to find information about my husbands gggrandmother, her name was Dela Wood (could be spelled other ways?) b. Aug. 1840, on the census says she was born in SC. She married Charles Ledbetter, and lived in Georgia, after Civil War, they moved their family to TX, then on to OK, where I found them on 1900 census. Haven't been able to find the
9. Re: [WOOD] Prince Edward County Wood families [1]
I think mine came from New Jersey but before that, I do not know. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: Stephen Wood To: WOOD-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 12:36 AM Subject: Re: [WOOD] Prince Edward County Wood families Hi! I should have been more specific - I believe that South Monaghan Township is now in Peterborough County, but earlier it was in Northumberland County. My Wood families came from the West Riding of Yorkshire - but no Stephen until mu
10. [WOOD] Wood in Botetourt Co,Virginia [1]
I am looking for Wood Line for my Husband Have Husband Wood born 4 jul 1760 Place N.C. Married :15 Jan 1793 to Jemima Phillips born 26 Jan 1774. They had Samuel Wood B:22 May 1794 P:botetour co,Virginia Married:1819 P: Randolph,Randolph,Indiana to Elizabeth Roll ThompsonB::4 Mar 1801 P:Elizabeth,Essex,New Jersey D:1895 Jay,Indiana Her Father is Smith Thompson ,Mother either Sarah or Sally Roll. Samuel and Elizabeth had Children B:=Born P=Place D:=Died and Br:- Buried Sp: =Wife or Husband. 1. Absalom W
11. Re: [WOOD] Chest abnormality in Wood line [1]
Sorry I have nothing to add about your Wood, chest abnormality, although my husbands gggrandmothers maiden name was Dela Wood, she was born in NC, and married Charles Ledbetter, (they lived in Georgia, moved to TX after the Civil War and then on to OK, where they lived until their death), as far as we know there are no chest abnormalitys in our family. What I am writing about is how do you go about getting the Social Security info, I have my husbands ggrandfathers SS number, I got it from Family Search, bu
12. Re: [WOOD] Re: WOOD-D Digest V04 #4 [1]
Ginger, thanks for your reply. All I have at this time is their names, where they lived, and when they were born. They were my GGrandparents. I do know they lived at Millhaven in Screven County Ga and I do know that they had at least four children: Lucy Rebecca m John Wes Thompson, Ida mae m John Perry Hires, Eva m Murfrey Blackmon & Charlie m 1st Cousin Susie. Hope you can share, this is one of my brick walls. GEH wrote:Hello Willie...do you know the names of any of George Richard W
13. Re: [WOOD] Wood Surname In Georgia [1]
My brickwall is Wood(s). My great grandmother Sarah Fannie Wood was born in April of 1850. It is believed that her mother died when she was born. I found her on the 1850 Federal census Early Co., Ga. in the household of Bryant Gause. I found William Wood age 39, born in SC, and children Jasper N., Mary A., and George H.. I did not find Sarah Fannie Wood in the 1860 census but I found Jasper in the household of Preston Gause. In 1870 I found Sarah Fannie in the household of Jackson (Jasper) Woods an
14. Re: [WOOD] Re: WOOD-D Digest V04 #4 [1]
Hi, I'm looking for anyone researching the George Richard Woods Family of Screven County Ga, wifes name was Florence "Fannie" Jeffcoat. George was b in 1852 in/around Beldock Sc, Fannie was born in 1852 in Ga. IttyBitty120@aol.com wrote:I am looking to find anyone that is researching the Wood/Woods family of Barren County, KY? Linda ittybitty120@aol.com Researching: Barren County, KY - Greer, Fisher, Underwood, Wood(s), Barber, Bell(e), Saunders, Britt, Copas(s), Borders Allen County, KY - Goodrum, Bor
15. Re: Re: [WOOD] Wood Surname In Georgia [1]
Judith, Do you know what the T stands for in James T. Wood who was born about 1862. And do you know where he was born? Some of your names are similar to those I'm researching. Thanks, CMcCadden > > From: Judith W Henderson > Date: 2004/01/08 Thu PM 09:43:31 GMT > To: WOOD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WOOD] Wood Surname In Georgia > > My Moses Dean Wood was living in Casey's District in DeKalb Co., Georgia > in 1850. Casey's District was part of Fulton Co., Georgia in 1860. He > was
16. [WOOD] ABRAHAM WOOD/FRANKLIN CO., Ga. [1]
My Wood Line in Georgia: I am searching for the Father and Mother of my GG Grandfather Abraham Wood born abt. 1800 in S.C. or Ga. (states both ways on diff. census records). He died after 1880 in Habersham Co., Ga. in the home of his son J.J. Wood. Abraham Wood was married 3 times. The first woman I am assuming was my GG Grandmother but since he was not enumerated in 1850 in Franklin Co., Ga. census it is impossible to tell. His wife in 1840 is the same age as he and then in 1860 his wife Sarah is 14 y
17. Re: FW: [WOOD] Wood Families in GA - Jackson County [1]
Do you have a Dela M. Wood in your line, born either in NC or SC she was married to Charles Ledbetter, they lived in GA, then moved on to TX and OK. Dela (this is the spelling we have, but is possible could be spelled other ways) Dela & Charles were my husbands gggrandparents. Their daughter was born in 1881 or 1882, so would think Della could have been born sometime around 1840 or after. She is one of my brick walls. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Anna Cooper email - ac315@sbcglobal.net Blake Woo
18. [WOOD] 1820 - 1850 Gwinnett Co., GA Wood Family [1]
Thomas & Mary WOOD are listed in the 1820 Gwinnett County census in the Pickneyville Distrist.. Their Issue: Phoebe (or Rachel?) T. WOOD (1811-1892) married Levi (Lewis?) BAKER. Louise McKensie WOOD (1814) m. Peter Terrell CARROLL Daniel A. WOOD (1815-1886) m. Sarah BOLTON Washington M. WOOD (b.? d. 1849) Martha Elizabeth WOOD (b.? d. 1843) m. ? MARTIN Ann L. G. WOOD m William Jackson GODDARD Lucretia Ellen WOOD (1816-1903) m. George BRIGMAN Lauring L. WOOD William Lewis WOOD (1823-1882) m Elizabeth Jan
19. Re: [WOOD] Prince Edward County Wood families [1]
Hi Sharon, One of the Wood families that I am researching lived in Norwood, Asphodel Twp, Northumberland County. His name was Daniel Wood (1814- bet1881-1891) and his father was Bradford Wood (1781-1872) of Camden Twp, Lennox and Addington Co. He lived in Seymour with his 1st wife at the time of the 1851 census , in Asphodel in 1861, and remarried to Fanny Wildman in 1868 and lived in the village of Norwood . He was a cooper. Fanny and Daniel had 3 children: Daniel b abt 1869. I don't know where he went
20. [WOOD] Albert and Wilford Wood, Kane Co Illinois [1]
I'm looking for Albert Wood (b abt 1876) and his brother Wilford Wood (b. abt 1877). They were both born in Kane County Illinois. Their parents were James Wood (b. abt 1846 in Canada) and Etta or Ella (b. abt 1852 Vermont). This reference is from the 1880 census for Rutland Twp, Kane Co, Ill. James Wood was the son of John Wood and Mary Caldwell from Camden Twp, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario Canada. His grandparents were Bradford Wood and Jemima Pomeroy. Has anyone come across Albert or Wilford?
21. Re: [WOOD] Re: WOOD-D Digest V04 #4 [1]
Papabear, that is correct. J. G. (Jerry) Braddock, Sr. MY WEB PAGES: By Inspiration Only Braddock/LI Wooden Ships Children of the Iron Men Ancestors of J. G. Braddock, Sr. Spanish Invasion GA Loyalists South Carolina British Loyalists British Traitor List Col. Elbert's Letter Captain David Cutler Braddock Captain Braddock's Keys Chart Captain John Cutler Braddock CAPTAIN WILLIAM Lyford, Sr. CAPTAIN WILLIAM Lyford, Jr.
22. Re: [WOOD] Wood Surname In Georgia [1]
Nancy, Here is my Wood web page: Descendants of Thomas WOOD The early ones were in the vicinity of Atlanta J. G. (Jerry) Braddock, Sr. MY WEB PAGES: By Inspiration Only Braddock/LI Wooden Ships Children of the Iron Men Ancestors of J. G. Braddock, Sr. Spanish Invasion GA Loyalists South Carolina British Loyalists British Traitor List Col. Elbert's Letter Captain David Cutler Braddock Captain Braddock's Keys Chart Captain John Cutler Braddock CAPTAIN WILLIAM Ly
23. Re: [WOOD] Chest deformity runs in this Wood line [1]
Sheri, I have depressions on both front sides of my lower rib cage, not centrally where my sternum is located, but more laterally, or on each front side of my rib cage. If a string was tied around my chest, at sternum level, my depressions would be level with the string and on both front sides, or just below my pects. You are describing a depression on the sternum itself, correct? Lee Wood hileewood@aol.com
24. Re: [WOOD] Wood + Ledbetter [1]
Judith, we really don't know where they went to in TX, just that they did for a time, they left GA sometime after 1881or 82, they moved from TX to OK sometime in 1889. So they wouldn't show up on Census in TX, I wonder why they chose TX? I guess after the South lost the war there home as they knew it, didn't really exist anymore, I wonder if Dela or Charles had family somewhere in TX, I guess we will never know for sure. I haven't found any info on Dela's family, I have looked at census in SC and even in NC
25. [WOOD] E. D. Wood [1]
We are looking for a E. D. Wood who may be the father to our Peter Wood born 1805 in South Carolina. Peter was known to have been one of the early pioneers of Paulding County Georgia. Peter married Elizabeth Hobbs in 1832 in Georgia. We did locate a Peter Wood in 1830 in Barnwell and living next door to George Wood and a Mary Wood. We are trying to document if this Peter in Barnwell is our ancestor. Mary
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