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1. [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
2. [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
3. 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
4. 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
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