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1. [WOODLIEF] early NC deeds [1]
Listers, Some other early North Carolina deeds referencing Woodlief: Rowan Co. NC - Henry McCulloh to JOHN WOODLIEF 325 Ac., Tract #10 20 Mar 1763. Rowan Co. NC Deed Book 5:509, 12 May 1763 JOHN WOODLIEF to H.E. McCulloh for L30 proc., 325 A in tract #10. With: Marmaduke Kimbrough and Wm Millikan. Proved Jan Court 1764. And in old Bute County: Deed Book-I, pg 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 N
2. Re: [WOODLIEF] MICHIGAN Woodliffs [1]
Thanks John! Imagine that.... another Woodlief from England....and he came after Capt John. ;-) Mercy, I hope they kept to themselves over there in Michigan. Please tell me none of your folks came into VA or North Carolina to further mix-up these "east coast" lines. ;-);-) I don't suppose your crew got to Michigan via Massachusetts? (still trying to figure out how that Thomas C. in Texas was born there ). Seriously, thank you for sharing all of this great information. I do wonder what route they
3. [WOODLIEF] Lethia Woodlief and Kerman manuscript, among other things [1]
Hi all, more on Letha's gravesite. Looking into my records, she is buried at the old Wilson Cemetery, just under the Granville border in Wake County. I called it a Loyd cemetery, because a number of my Loyd direct line are there. There are two other Loyd cemeteries, the oldest about 3-4 miles up the road from the Wilsons. Also buried there is Civen (sp?) Woodlief, daughter of Louis Woodlief and Semiramis Wilson Woodlief. Don't know the spelling here; I am relying on a manuscript from the 1960s which is
4. Re: [WOODLIEF] MICHIGAN Woodliffs [1]
Hi Sandy, et al; I know a little bit about those Jackson Woodliff's. First, the cemetary - its on a corner of what was great-great-grandfather Woodliff's farm. Its rather overgrown now, though someone has kindly taken to mowing it occasionally. I have pictures taken in the Fall of '99 that could be scanned. Wish I knew which of the two farms truly was great-great-grandfather's. I know my great-grandparents were married there. The following is what I know of the Woodliffs of Jackson County, Michig
5. [WOODLIEF] 1860 VA CENSUS - some help [1]
Listers, Does anyone have reasonable access to the statewide 1860 INDEX of the Virginia census? If so, could you please do a lookup for Miles to find out what counties show a JOHN Woodlief, and also an ARIE (or something similar - female) Woodlief? This John and Arie (siblings) were born ca 1850s, so should be in the household of their parents....which might be in the vicinity of Lynchburg, but he's not sure about that. The attempt here is to discover their parents and possible other siblings. An
6. [WOODLIEF] Re: unrelated Woodliefs at Sion Hill?? [1]
Woodlief Listers, I've had several private responses to this message. Several of you have asked if we can find out more about this court case. My answer is "I don't know." ;-) I am not sure how much of the material of old cases is kept, or WHERE it is kept. I gather from the numbering of this entry that it was a 1796 case. I also don't know the nature of the case - Quesnel v. Woodlief - however, it appears the merchant, Mr. Quesnel, was suing one of the Woodlief families cited. This is strictly a gue
7. more VA Woodlief info [1]
Woodlief Listers, Here are the other Woodlief entries from the book: "Virginia Will Records," Indexed by Judith McGhan; published 1982, reprinted 1993, by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. "Excerpted and reprinted from The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William & Mary Quarterly Historical Magazine, and Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, with added Publisher's Note, Contents and Index, by Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc., Baltimore, 1982. Second Printing 1993." IS
8. [WOODLIEF] TEXAS Woodliefs [1]
Can anyone tell me more about the TEXAS Woodliefs? There seem to be numerous ones down there who trace back to North Carolina.... but I cannot figure out if they were connected when they were in NC??? I am particularly interested in learning more about Deveraux J. Woodlief whose parents were Thomas Woodlief and Elizabeth CLAIBORNE .... who apparently were in PETERSBURG, VA when Deveraux was born in 1806...but who moved to GRANVILLE CO, NC to raise him. This seems to mean that there's a Thomas Woodli
9. [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
In case anyone else is interested in who Sarah Woodlief was that married the Heath back in 1786... I've just found the following message on the HEATH GenForum board. Unfortunately, it's over two years old.... but, it looks as if this may be the same as that marriage I had, i.e.: Woodleif, Sarah & Austin HEATH, 07 May 1786; Prince George Co. "Augustine Heath married Sarah Woodlief. He was a minister in Surry/Sussex area of Virginia." Sorry, but I don't know anything more at this point. -Sandy >
10. [WOODLIEF] Re: WOODLIEF-D Digest V01 #4 [1]
I WISH SOMEONE WOULD TELL ME WHAT THEY KNOW ABOUT IRA WOODLIEF, BORN AROUND 1893 IN KITTRELL, NC. ANY INFO WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANKS. ELVIRA
11. [WOODLIEF] MICHIGAN Woodliffs [1]
Does anyone know anything about this pocket of Woodliffs out in Jackson County, Michigan? The following are marriages from the Jackson County Clerk: 1) HANNAH Woodliff to: Spouse: Nathan COCHRAN Marriage: 13 Oct 1869 Jackson, Michigan 2) CHARLES Woodliff Marriage(s): Spouse: Isabel WHEELER Marriage: 1 Dec 1869 Parma, Jackson, Michigan 3) JOHN Woodliff to: Spouse: Julia HAMMILL Marriage: 17 Mar 1872 Parma, Jackson, Michigan 4) ELIZABETH Woodliff to: Spouse: Joel H. TAYLOR Marriage: 25 Feb 1874 Sands
12. [WOODLIEF] contact: ELIZABETH KERMAN BOOK [1]
Listers, I have been in touch with Elizabeth Ann Taylor Kerman, whose published her book on the Woodlief genealogy back in 1987. Mrs. Kerman says to contact her if you are interested in obtaining a copy. She can print additional copies from her computer. I would prefer any communications concerning cost be made directly between those who are interested and Mrs. Kerman herself. She may be reached via email at: -Sandy >
13. RE: [WOODLIEF] some help -- [1]
I do not have that access -- it is a great idea. I found a site that had it, but Lynchburg (an independent city I believe) was not included. The marriage license is a great idea as well!!! Thanks Miles-----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 10:47 PM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WOODLIEF] some help -- Miles, Have you tried checking the 1860 index for the VA census, looking for the John Woodlief/Woodliffs and Arie (or something similar
14. RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
Ann, I agree. I don't think I mentioned John Jr, did I? Maybe its better to spell out senior, although the thing is, there are so many Johns in a row there, it's probably better to just label them a , b, and c. At Sion Hill: John (senior) whose will was 11 Feb 1737... his children: 1. John Jr. (eldest) will dated 17 Feb 1775) 2. Peter (children of Peter): 2a. John (will dated (will dated 4 Feb 1777) 2b. Peter 2c. Thoma
15. RE: [WOODLIEF] OHIO Woodliefs [1]
for those of us who are new to this, can you list the sites we can look to for information -- I am in the process of gathering information which should take my branch back to the early or mid 19th century, but will then need resources belong my elders memories . . . Thanks, Miles Archer Woodlief -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 9:50 AM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] OHIO Woodliefs OHIO Woodlief listers..... Don't know if yo
16. RE: [WOODLIEF] OHIO Woodliefs [1]
Miles (and others), My apologies. Is everyone familiar with the "IGI" (the International Genealogical Index) which is maintained by the LDS (Mormon) Church? Also, the LDS has what is called "Ancestral File" - which is where people submit their family histories as they compile them. Also, the LDS has millions of records filmed which you can borrow at local LDS "Family History "Centers" - which are open for the use of the public....you need not have any affiliation with the LDS Church to make use of the
17. [WOODLIEF] Thomas C. in Granville [1]
As we try to solve the dilemma of the Thomas C. Woodlief, age 40 (hence born ca 1810) in the 1850 census of Washington Co, Texas.....listed as born in Massachusetts, (while supposed brother Deveraux was born ca 1806 near Petersburg, VA, then REARED in Granville County NC).... maybe this is a good time to mention that there was another Thomas C. Woodliff - this one a resident of Granville County, who enlisted in neighboring Franklin Co for service in the Confederacy.... Co.K, 44th Regiment Infantr
18. [WOODLIEF] Woodlief book, by Elizabeth Kerman [1]
Woodlief Listers, For those of you who do not have access to a copy of Elizabeth Ann (nee Taylor) Kerman's book: "The Woodlief family and their Royal connection, 1239 to 1987" (published in 1987) you may wish to be aware that the LDS has filmed this book. You can order a copy of the film from any LDS Family History Center. The film number is 1320680 Numerous people have asked me about this book and how to obtain a copy. I think the film is probably the best bet. As you may know, Mrs. Kerman published i
19. [WOODLIEF] AUGUSTUS L. Woodlief, b 1850 [1]
Sheryl and others with an AUGUSTUS or AUGUSTINE Woodlief..... Please do me a favor and "re-think" something here. The fact is, I have an Augustus L. Woodlief, who by a family Bible record was born 16 Sept 1850 in Granville Co, NC> He was the son of Charles Woodlief and Sally G. Merritt. Now...... for whatever reason (probably not knowing anyone of this line) other researchers have said this Augustine L. died in infancy. HE DID NOT. He is alive in the 1860 census, age 12, in Franklin Co/Franklinton,
20. RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
Miles, Which "tree" are you looking at? If you're talking about the book by Eliza. Kerman, I don't find the marriage of Sarah Woodlief and Austin/Augustine Heath in there. It was probably just a marriage that someone had missed. However, I have a strong hunch this Sarah who married (07 May 1786; Prince George Co ) Austin(prob. Augustine) HEATH probably was a sister of Thomas, John and Peter Woodlief....i.e., the children of Peter....who was the son of John Sr. whose will was dated (or proved?) 11
21. RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
As I read that will, John Jr. of Sion Hill did not have children; he had nephews. > > It was probably just a marriage that someone had missed. > > However, I have a strong hunch this Sarah who married (07 May 1786; > Prince George Co ) Austin(prob. Augustine) HEATH probably was a > sister of Thomas, John and Peter Woodlief....i.e., the children of > Peter....who was the son of John Sr. whose will was dated (or > proved?) 11 Feb 1737. > > At least that's my current bet. ;-) > If I change my mind, I'l
22. RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
Where does Sarah fit in the tree -- I see only one Sarah from about that time -- she married a Pace. Help?? Miles -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 10:59 AM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 In case anyone else is interested in who Sarah Woodlief was that married the Heath back in 1786... I've just found the following message on the HEATH GenForum board. Unfortunately, it's over two years old.... but, it lo
23. RE: [WOODLIEF] Woodlief book, by Elizabeth Kerman [1]
What a wealth of information -- thank you so much!!!!! Miles -----Original Message----- From: Sandy [mailto:teylu@home.com] Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 11:18 AM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODLIEF] Woodlief book, by Elizabeth Kerman Woodlief Listers, For those of you who do not have access to a copy of Elizabeth Ann (nee Taylor) Kerman's book: "The Woodlief family and their Royal connection, 1239 to 1987" (published in 1987) you may wish to be aware that the LDS has filmed this book. Y
24. RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 [1]
Check out this Poythress site and be sure to look in the Allied Families, there are Woodliffs and Wynnes there. The Poythress Web Page is at http://www1.minn.net/~atims/ sheryl -----Original Message----- From: Miles Woodlief [mailto:mawoodlief@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 1:21 PM To: WOODLIEF-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [WOODLIEF] HEATH + Woodlief 1786 Where does Sarah fit in the tree -- I see only one Sarah from about that time -- she married a Pace. Help?? Miles -----Original Me
25. [WOODLIEF] LISTMOM: Please read [1]
Listers, Several "default" settings for listmail were altered during a recent server change at Rootsweb, but they have now been restored. Most of these don't affect you, but there are one or two you need to be aware of. I've restored the [WOODLIEF] pre-pend which should now show up on all listmail you receive. This allows subscribers to more easily identify mail from this list, and also to set up a filter on your computer, if you wish, to direct list mail to a particular "mailbox." VERY IMPORTANT -
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