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1. [WOODLIEF] Woodliff's in GA [1]
Here's the family of a George Woodliff in Georgia: http://www.mastermason.com/mtzion/cemetery.htm
2. [WOODLIEF] GA-born; in NC 1900; Sarah widow>ch: James, Martha, George, Mary STOVALL [1]
Listers - Ran across these folks while searching for another surname. This would be the first year the son George would've shown up on a census - and this family obviously has a deceased father and has moved from GA to Caldwell Co, NC. 1900 census>> NC>> Caldwell Co>> Lenoir Township>> Lenoir Town; page 72B; enumerated 11 June 1900: #140/141 WOODLIFF, Sarah, head; b May 1842, age 58, widow; 9 children born, 8 living; born Georgia; father b Kentucky, mo b Alabama;  , James A., son; b May 1871; age 28;
3. [WOODLIEF] Fw: Woodliffe family [1]
Does anyone know the source of this information about Nicholas? Or anything else that might add light for this Welsh Woodliffe? Ann * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ann Woodlief http://www.geocities.com/awoodlief Check out the original jewelry at http://lynalise.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * --- On Thu, 12/18/08, John Firth wrote: From: John Firth Subject: Woodliffe family To: awoodlief@yahoo.com Date
4. Re: [WOODLIEF] Fw: Woodliffe family [1]
--- On Thu, 12/18/08, John Firth wrote: John Firth wrote on Thursday, December 18, 2008, 6:32 AM: I am a descendant of the British woodliffe family and i have been building a site covering the descendants of William Woodliffe ( Woodlief) abt 1500 of Lincoln. It is highly possibly they are connected in some way with the Nicholas Woodlief tree (abt 1475) possibly also from Lincoln. The site is at www.woodliffe.co.uk . I would like to include details from your site or a link to
5. [WOODLIEF] Alford, Lincolnshire [1]
Does anyone on the list have Woodliff/Woodliffe in the area of Alford, Lincolnshire, in the 1800s? If so, please contact me privately as soon as possible regarding some matters of possible interest. Sandy teylu@home.com listowner, Woodlief-L >
6. [WOODLIEF] early Bute Co NC deeds [1]
Hi Listers, Did we have all these Bute Co, NC, deeds previously? One surely looks like Peter Woodlief and would seem to give him ties to our neck of the North Carolina woods.... -Sandy DB-l, page 38. 7 August 1764. THOMAS SMITH, of Beaut (sic) Co., to WILLIAM CHAVERS, of Granville Co. 20 Pds. Va. money for 100 A. in Beaut(sic) Co., on NS Tarr River, WS Buffaloe Creek, adj. THOMAS WOODLIEF. Wit: THOS. HUX, JOHN HANES, SUSANNA SMITH. Ack: by THOMAS SMITH, Bute January Court 1766, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. R
7. [WOODLIEF] AHA! Joseph Woodliff?? w/ Overtons!! [1]
Hey guys..... WHO is this Joseph Woodliff, age 34...and just about perfect age to be another brother of Charles and John Osborn..... enumerated in Granville's 1850 census in the household of some OVERTONS!!?? Epping Forest District, pg 70a [in OVERTON household!!] 10 2 2 OVERTON Moses 38 M Farmer NC 11 2 2 OVERTON Mary 35 F NC X 12 2 2 OVERTON Martha 12 F NC X 13
8. [WOODLIEF] monument destruction/recordings [1]
Hi all, I'm posting this to a few lists because I think this is something we all need to be aware of and give *serious* thought to. Last week vandals destroyed a cemetery in Missouri USA. This is not "false alarm," the incident has been verified by the local sherrif, and the following website will show you pictures, as well as details of a reward being offered. USGenWeb coordinators were notified via our coordinators' list. http://www.netins.net/showcase/andereck/bug/reward.htm Some of the stones were so
9. [WOODLIEF] CAPTAIN JOHN WOODLIEF (1584-1637) [1]
Dear fellow seekers: I descend from William Hancock who was a contemporary, and I believe, an associate of Captain John Woodlief. William Hancock was a member of The Virginia Company of London (Second Charter, 1609). According to an early history of the Hancock family, William sailed from Bristol on the Margaret on 15 Sep 1619, arriving at Jamestown 4 December. This information is now in doubt since the passenger list for the Margaret does not include William Hancock. (I have visited Berkeley Hundr
10. [WOODLIEF] Happy Thanksgiving, all ye Woodliefs [1]
Here's the annual Woodlief Thanksgiving column from the Richmond Times-Dispatch: http://www.timesdispatch.com/editorials/cols/rossthanks.shtml. They just arrived too late in the season for turkeys! Happy Thanksgiving. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Ann Woodlief http://www.vcu.edu/engweb
11. [WOODLIEF] Capt John md Mary Archard??? [1]
Listers, According to earlier Woodlief research by Eliz. Ann Taylor Kerman, Capt. John Woodlief (of Prestwood, Buckinghamshire,and later of VA) married on 01 May 1609 in Steventon, Berkshire, to Mary ARCHARD. Does anyone know the basis for the assumption that the John Woodlief who married in Steventon, Berkshire, is one and the same as the Capt John Woodlief of Prestwood, Buckinghamshire and (later) Virginia? I've not run across any evidence to link the two and am wondering if anyone else has. Has anyo
12. [WOODLIEF] Nicholas, d ca 1510, Henley-on-Thames [1]
List Members, Has anyone located the WILL of Nicholas Woodliffe of Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, who died ca 1510?? I have TWO references to Nicholas, but have had no success in locating this document, so if anyone can help, I'd very much appreciate it. My first reference to Nicholas comes from early entitled: "Royal Descent: Pedigree of Capt John Woodliffe of Virginia through his mother, Anne Drury" which states (Chart 1 #27): Anne Drury married Robert Woodliffe of Peterley, Bucks (died 1593) He was t
13. Re: [WOODLIEF] Capt John md Mary Archard??? [1]
Well, that would be a "basis" - i.e., if we knew Capt. John's wife was named Mary (at the very least; better still that we knew her name was Mary Archard) AND if we knew she hailed from Steventon parish over in Berkshire. ;-) But to the best of my knowledge, we don't know any of those things. So I'm back to the original question.....on what BASIS - or by what logic - has it been "assumed" that the John Woodleffe who married in May 1609 over in Berkshire is the SAME John Woodleffe of Prestwood, Buckinghams
14. Re: [WOODLIEF] Capt John md Mary Archard??? [1]
Generally, people marry in the wife's home church. Why could this not be the case? ------------------- > Listers, > > According to earlier Woodlief research by Eliz. Ann > Taylor Kerman, Capt. John Woodlief (of Prestwood, > Buckinghamshire,and later of VA) married on 01 May > 1609 in Steventon, Berkshire, to Mary ARCHARD. > > Does anyone know the basis for the assumption that the > John Woodlief who married in Steventon, Berkshire, is > one and the same as the Capt John Woodlief of > Prestwood, Buckingh
15. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
Hey Ann, Yes, these are Susan Myra Kingsbury's transcripts of the Virginia Company papers, they're online in several places but the easiest (and "free") access is through the Library of Congress site, within the: The Thomas Jefferson Papers Series 8. Virginia Records Manuscripts. 1606-1737. Susan Myra Kingsbury, editor. Records of the Virginia Company, 1622-24, Volume I: Court Book Part A I don't know if this direct URL will work, but give it a go. (If it works, it should take you to the precis
16. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
In a message dated 5/2/07 7:42:37 PM, awoodlief@yahoo.com writes: > I don't understand the "disbursed 62-11-00 eleauen years since" reference > at all. I've never heard that he spent so much time here. Are these records > online? (I found them at the Colonial Williamsburg Research Library) > \Ann > Are the Virginia Company records on line? I think so. Sandy was able to access them and copy some pages which she then sent on to me. If I am remembering correctly, her access was through JSTOR wh
17. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
But as I read the Virginia Company materials (I will check JSTOR tomorrow), Woodleef was on the ship Margaret, not already here, and helped equip it and was addressed as the head of the expedition on the ship. 11 plus 1608 makes 1619. So when would he have gone back to do all that? And why do they call him Woodleef of Prestwood (or wherever--I forget right now) and not Woodleef of Jamestown? It was my understanding that he married in England and brought his family over here after the Margaret arrived.
18. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
In a message dated 5/2/07 9:46:14 PM, awoodlief@yahoo.com writes: > But as I read the Virginia Company materials (I will check JSTOR tomorrow), > Woodleef was on the ship Margaret, not already here, and helped equip it and > was addressed as the head of the expedition on the ship. 11 plus 1608 makes > 1619. So when would he have gone back to do all that? And why do they call > him Woodleef of Prestwood (or wherever--I forget right now) and not Woodleef of > Jamestown? It was my understanding that he
19. Re: [WOODLIEF] Virginia celebratio n [1]
Here's the official 400th Anniversary website which has a calendar and other information: http://www.jamestown2007.org/ -Sandy On May 4, 2007, at 5:52 AM, Katemar@aol.com wrote: > When do the festivities begin in Virginia re:400th anniver?
20. [WOODLIEF] Virginia celebratio n [1]
When do the festivities begin in Virginia re:400th anniver? ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
21. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
In a message dated 4/28/07 8:05:12 PM, awoodlief@yahoo.com writes: > With all the stuff being written about the early Jamestown days, I got > curious about the statement I found several times saying that John Woodlief > (Woodleefe, whatever) came in 1609. That was just before the starving time. So I > poked around a bit. I found the London Company papers, and there's a lot there > about him coming in 1619. I'm not certain, but I think that it also said > that he came in 1609, without any details. >
22. Re: [WOODLIEF] Captain John in 1609 [1]
I don't understand the "disbursed 62-11-00 eleauen years since" reference at all. I've never heard that he spent so much time here. Are these records online? (I found them at the Colonial Williamsburg Research Library) \Ann Merriwood@aol.com wrote: > Here is the specific reference in the Records of the Virginia Company, Vol. I, 14 June 1619, page 232, that seems to be the eveidence that John Woodlief came to Virginia in 1608 a was there for eleven years; "... John Woodliefe gentleman (who disbursed
23. [WOODLIEF] Woodlief Family [1]
Dear List: I haven't noticed any messages on the Woodlief Web for a long time, and am happy to see some of the people who really have most of the history on our Woodlief family and related families corresponding.Their great wealth of information certainly helps me with my struggling research. Please continue with anything that can give us some clues. Some of us are clueless.(Thats supposed to be a little humor) Still looking for Thomas Woodlief (my g-g-g grandfather) and Elizabeth Claiborne Woodlief (perhp
24. Re: [WOODLIEF] Virginia celebratio n [1]
They've been going on, but the Queen is there today--and the big official celebration is next week. Katemar@aol.com wrote: When do the festivities begin in Virginia re:400th anniver? ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. --- ---------->> Visit & bookmark the Woodlief list's home page: http://home.earthlink.net/~teylu/woodlist.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WOODLIEF-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'u
25. Thomas Woodliff, druggist, CA & Nevada [1]
Listers, Any descendants of the following Thomas Woodliff (a druggist), please contact me as I've run across something I am sure will be of interest. Thomas Woodliff was b ca 1837/8 in PA, relocating by 1860 to CA, and by 1900 to Nevada. His occupation was that of druggist. His son, Thomas (b ca 1867 in CA), also was a druggist in Nevada. Thomas (Sr's) wife appears to be a Henrietta of Missouri. Other children may be Henrietta, Clara and Frank. -Sandy listowner, Woodlief-L
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