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1. Re: [WOODLIEF] Augustine Woodliff & Mildred Ryan [1]
Hi Woody, Yes, I have this. Unfortunately, Kerman merely cites her source as the research of Emily Sanford Swift, and there is no supporting documentation. I've not had any luck in finding a source for the cited marriage of a Mildred/Milly Ryan to an Augustus/Augustin Woodliff. For reasons unknown, Kerman lists (pg 91) an approximate birth year of 1768 for Augustin, son of George + Mary. Well, clearly that's an error, since father George died 1766. ;-) We also need to list whatever evidence exists t
2. [WOODLIEF] Augustin + Mildred Ryan?? [1]
Elizabeth Kerman cites the research of Emily Sanford Swift concerning the line of Augustin Woodliff, son of George Woodliff + Martha __?__. [father George died Granville Co, NC, in 1766 - his will, written 26 March 1765, was proved in Nov Court 1766, and named wife, Mary, and 5 children: George, Augustine, Elisabeth, Mary, and Martha.] The research of Emily Sanford Swift (as cited by Kerman) says this Augustin married a Mildred RYAN (d/o Obedience & Philip Ryan) in Henry Co, VA. Unfortunately, no docu
3. Re: [WOODLIEF] CA miner Augustus L Woodliff, 1850 [1]
Augustin L. Woodliff is the nephew of my gr. gr. grandmother Susan Jane Woodliff Lofton. he comes from Forsyth County, Georgia. He went to California with my Gr. Grandfather of John Henry Lofton during the gold rush and returned to Georgia in 1854. He married and moved to present day Etowah County Alabama. During the war of northern aggression he was a Captain in the 48th Alabama infantry. He was a prominent citizen in Gadsden, Al. until his death. He was the first St. Senator from Etowah county. If more i
4. Re: [WOODLIEF] CA miner Augustus L Woodliff, 1850 [1]
Great, Harold!! I would like to know who Augustus/Augustin's parents were and who he married. Thanks so much for your help. -Sandy On Friday, January 17, 2003, at 07:15 PM, Harold Bouldin wrote: > Augustin L. Woodliff is the nephew of my gr. > gr. grandmother Susan Jane Woodliff Lofton. > he comes from Forsyth County, Georgia. He > went to California with my Gr. Grandfather > of John Henry Lofton during the gold rush > and returned to Georgia in 1854. He married > and moved to present day Etowah County
5. [WOODLIEF] CA miner Augustus L Woodliff, 1850 [1]
I suspect these two enumerations - A.L. and Augustus L. Woodliff - are one and the same fella, who happened to be around for the census-taker in two different places in 1850..... (miners moved a lot) Can anyone give further identity to this Augustus L. Woodliff, born ca 1827 - apparently in Georgia, who headed out to seek his fortune in the California Gold Rush? 1850>>El Dorado County>> Pleasant Hill & vicinity>> pg 373B (stamped) eunumerated 22 Oct 1850 #6: Augustus L. Woodliff, 23, miner, b Geo Ja
6. [WOODLIEF] Augustine Woodliff & Mildred Ryan [1]
Sandy, et al, I find two (at least) Augustine Woodliff's. FromPage 94 of my copy of Elizabeth Ann Kerman's Woodlief genealogy: "Although Army records show that Augustine Woodliffe died in an Army Hospital in Washington, D. C. in 1814, his will was not probabted by his wife until 1819 in Clark County, Georgia. Mildred Ryan Woodliff died in 1823. Augustine and Midred had the following children: William W. married Nancy G. Pearce John married Tabitha Wilson Littleberry married Susy Trublefield Whitehead
7. [WOODLIEF] Whitehead Woodliff md Nancy W. Posey [1]
Various researchers seem to place Whitehead Woodliff in different branches within the line of an Augustus/Augustin Woodliff said to have married a Mildred "Milly" Ryan in Henry Co, VA. (some place Whitehead as the son of Augustus + Mildred Ryan; another places Whitehead as their grandson via George Franklin Woodliff & Isabella Henderson, which does not seem likely since George & Isabella md in 1822 in Hall Co, GA) 1st, does anyone know what evidence exists to substantiate the marriage of an Augustus/
8. [WOODLIEF] Nancy Woodlif, 1796 - granville co NC [1]
The Granville Co will of Jonathan Johnston, dated 8 Feb 1796, and proved Nov court 1787, names: wife Mary Johnston sons: James Johnston, Gideon Johnston, William Johnston son-in-law: John SALES daughters: Rebecca SALES, Sally HOGWOOD, Susanah NICKOLS "beloved wife Mary," executrix, and "real friends" Thomas Vass & Thomas Thomasson, named executors witnesses: William REEVES Sener, Charles Clark, Nancy Clark, Nancy WOODLIF Anyone know who that Nancy WOODLIF was? ....in Granville Co in 1796? As I unde
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