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1. RE: [WOODLIEF] Yankee Woodlief ;-) [1]
Hi, Phil - we corresponded some time back about your William H., son of my Susan Sanders and her husband Riley Y., who was Maryarter Sanders' daughter. Good to "hear" from you again. Since you mention that Mary Haslam's husband is a Sanders, I would really like to correspond with her to exchange both Woodlief and Sanders info. I have a lot of Sanders info to share. BTW, I have a new e-mail address - see below. Mary Mary Lu Sanders marylus@earthlink.net
2. [WOODLIEF] CELESTIA Woodlief [1]
Does anyone happen to have information concerning CELESTIA Woodlief who m. Benjamin WATKINS 4 Aug 1864 in Granville Co, NC? i.e., where did Celestia and Benjamin live, and did they have children? Has anyone run across more than one Celestia Woodlief? Thanks, Sandy >
3. RE: [WOODLIEF] Fred Woodlief Jr. [1]
I was quite saddened to learn of his passing. I had recently met him and was pleased at the family resemblance. I will miss him. Miles -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 6:45 AM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] Fred Woodlief Jr. Listers, Sorry to pass along to you this sad news, but for those who may not have heard, Mr. Fred Woodlief Jr., who for so many years has taken care of the Woodlief Family Association and who was on the
4. Re: [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 [1]
Hank, Don't know if it helps, but I found another article about Deveraux - this one by the folks at the San Jacinto Monument and Museum..... go to: http://www.sanjacinto-museum.org/kemp/v894.html This article doesn't mention Deveraux's being raised in Granville Co. (altho it doesn't dispute that) It does, however, say he was born VA in 1806, and moved to TX from LOUISIANA in 1835, having received a Headright Certificate for one-third of a league from the Washington County Board. So I'm not sure w
5. [WOODLIEF] Yankee Woodlief ;-) [1]
There is a relatively new set of volumes out by the same folks who did the Roster of Confederate Soldiers....this one is the Roster of Union Soldiers, ed. by Janet B. Hewett, pblished by Broadfoot Publishing Co, Wilmington, NC Great resource! Anyway, today I ran across records for the Riley Y. folks, as well as William H. (Phil, this is yours I think )... OHIO: WOODILEF, Riley Y, 9th Cav. Co L, H, 2nd Lt WOODLIEF, Riley Y, 84th Inf., Co A WOODLIEF, William H. (W.H.), 1st Cav Co G, K, Capt Know
6. [WOODLIEF] Some goodies [1]
I finally made it to the Library of Virginia. This is what I found. The letter to Washington was from Colonels Tabb and Cobbs in Amelia County, June 1, 1756. It reports that they sent 27 new enlisted soldiers to the officer at Fredericksburg. It calls them "Men of Midling fortunes, in good Business and we believe go with a hearty desire to Serve their Country. Many being Carpenters must be usefull on the present occasion." It asks that some be kept together. "we do in a particular manner recomend to your fa
7. [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 [1]
Hi folks, got some word today on our elusive Thomas C. Woodlief, thought to be of Washington County, TX in the 1850 census. I haven't gotten to the Fort Worth archives to physically read the film yet, and because the libraries all have a 100% transcription of the Texas censuses, all I got was a copy of three pages (enumeration page, page before and after) where our Thomas was located. Turns out he is enumerated as: #385, Thos. C. Woodley, 40, M, Mass, Farmer, $8000 Sebetha, 24, F, Tenn E. C., 12, M,
8. RE: [WOODLIEF] Fred Woodlief Jr. [1]
Our thoughts are with his family. Phil Patrick / Woodlief -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 8:45 AM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] Fred Woodlief Jr. Listers, Sorry to pass along to you this sad news, but for those who may not have heard, Mr. Fred Woodlief Jr., who for so many years has taken care of the Woodlief Family Association and who was on the board of the Virginia Thanksgiving Festival, passed away Jan. 20th, 2001, a
9. [WOODLIEF] Peter/ 1810/ Northampton NC [1]
Does anyone know who this Peter Woodlief is? Northampton County NC 1810 Census enumerates Peter Woodlief on pg 081. Also in Northampton Co: In the matter of the estate of Joshua Vincent. Estate ordered divided according to the will, March Court, 1813. The codicil of the will was certified in court on the oath of PETER WOODLIEF, Esq., March Court, 1813. Will proved on oath of Catharine Rainey, December Court 1813. Division of Negroes, December Court, 1813. Petition to rehear probate of the will by Thom
10. [WOODLIEF] Texas, Thos & Amarylis 1860 [1]
FYI..... The Harris Co Texas GenWeb site has up actual images of the 1860 Harris Co Texas census.... so if you go to this webpage, you can see the enumeration of what appears to be Thomas C. Woodlief and Amarylis in the 1860......... http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/harris/census/1860/0404a.gif -Sandy >
11. [WOODLIEF] BUTE Co NC Deeds [1]
I mentioned the Bute Co NC deeds in my previous message. Here is what I have. Remember the county formations in NC: Bertie (formed 1722 from Chowan) Edgecombe (formed 1741 from Bertie) Granville (formed 1746 from Edgecombe) BUTE (formed 1764 frm Granville, abolished in 1779) Warren & Franklin (formed 1779 as new counties from the abolished Bute) BUTE Co deeds: 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)
12. RE: [WOODLIEF] AUGUSTUS L. Woodlief, b 1850 [1]
Thanks, Sheryl. I have all the references you cited, but thanks for reminding me. The problem is, there are as many George Woodliefs around as there are Augustin/Augsutus. And unfortunately, there don't seem to be enough marriage records and/or wills and deeds to ensure they've been "sorted" properly. ;-) If anyone has an Augustus Woodlief born ca 1850, I'd appreciate your double-checking your sources as regards who his parents were, because I have one within my branch that isn't very well accounted
13. RE: [WOODLIEF] Yankee Woodlief ;-) [1]
Now Sandy, you know we won't let a little thing like N/S boundaries come between us. lol. Yes, that's my Wm. H.. I also received a copy of a letter signed by William H., written to a wife, advising her that her husband had been accidentally killed, and the dispostion of his belongings. This came to me from Mary Haslam, who's husband is a Sanders, which rlates us. Phil -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 9:55 PM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Sub
14. Re: [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 [1]
Hi Hank!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thomas C. Woodliefs name is spelled Woodlief in the 1850 census. You can see that the I is dotted. His wifes name is Lebetha with an L. Look down the page a little bit and you will see a Lucinda. The first letters are written the same way. :-D Ray ---------- > From: Hank Hufham > To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 > Date: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 10:35 PM > > Hi folks, got some word toda
15. [WOODLIEF] Fred Woodlief Jr. [1]
Listers, Sorry to pass along to you this sad news, but for those who may not have heard, Mr. Fred Woodlief Jr., who for so many years has taken care of the Woodlief Family Association and who was on the board of the Virginia Thanksgiving Festival, passed away Jan. 20th, 2001, at his home in Richmond, VA. He will be sorely missed by all. From the Jan 20, 2001 Richmond Times-Dispatch: WOODLIEF, Fred P. Woodlief Jr., 84, of Richmond, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, January 20, 2001
16. [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief [1]
Well, Hank and all, Today I took a look at the 1850 Washington Co TX Census film...... AND at the 1860 Harris Co, (Houston) census film. 1850: Washington Co, TX: pg 309, #385: Thos. C. Woodlief, 40, male, farmer; val of real est 8,000; born Mass. (the ONLY doubt would be if the enumerator meant Miss....but it sure looks like Mass.) Libetha (or Liberther), 34, female, born Tenn E.C, 12, male, b. Texas E.R., 12, male, b. Texas D(?) S., 10, male, b. Texas Ellen, 8, female, b Texas Jennett (I am pretty s
17. [WOODLIEF] more Woodlief assistance? [1]
I have learned some new facts that may help in my search -- my great grandfather had 4 siblings (not 1) -- 2 brothers and 2 sisters. The two children from his second wife move to New Jersey (e.g., my grandfather's 1/2 brother and sister), where their family remains. One was a war hero in WWII. I should have more soon from my uncle, Russell, but this was exciting, so I thought I'd shoot it out here. Miles
18. RE: [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 [1]
Hank, Have you ever used AnyWho.com to search for people? go to http://www.anywho.com and search a city and state for a surname and see what comes up. It is really neat, gives you the address and phone number. sheryl -----Original Message----- From: Hank Hufham [mailto:tarheel1@texas.net] Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 9:36 PM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. Woodlief, Texas 1850 Hi folks, got some word today on our elusive Thomas C. Woodlief, thought to be of Washington Coun
19. [WOODLIEF] More ROBERT Woodliefs [1]
Listers, More ROBERT Woodliefs..... in addition to the one cited in the volume of Letters to Washington, I found in my notes two other references to ROBERTs..... in AMELIA Co, VA: Will pro. 27 Jan. 1757 of Robert Woodleif (sic) Will Book No. 1, 1734-1761 p. 123; p. 123a. Inv. & Appr. rec. 24 Feb. 1757 (also in Amelia Co, I have a marriage: December 19, 1788 -- Woodlief, Thos. & Sarah WILLIAMS.) ----- in BRUNSWICK County VA 1816 will of Robt. WOODLIEF -- 8-246 (I think that is a ref. to Will Bk 8,
20. RE: [WOODLIEF] Yankee Woodlief ;-) [1]
Wow, Sandy! There's my Riley Woodlief and William H., too!! Thanks so much! Riley Young Woodlief, Jr. married my Susan Sanders 2/17/1829 in Hawkins Co., TN. Susan was the daughter of my husband's ancestor Maryarter Sanders b. 1799 NC, d. 1856 Clermont Co., OH. Riley Susan also moved to Clermont Co. William H. Woodlief , b. 12/27/1839, was their son. If anyone on this list has more information on this family, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you! I have a lot of the Sanders info
21. [WOODLIEF] Re:ROBERT/ Some goodies [1]
Ann, This is wonderful! Thank you so much. I'll add some Robert Woodlief info here.....and respond to the Quesnell lawsuit in a separate message. This Robert referenced in the letters of Washington would seem to be the Robert Woodlief who leaves a will in Amelia Co in 1757. The LVA online catalog lists a will of Robert Woodlief in Will Book 1. It says on p. 123. Will pro. 27 Jan. 1757. p. 123a. Inv. & Appr. rec. 24 Feb. 1757. Do you think you could get a copy of that from LVA? If so, maybe we will lear
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