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1. 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
2. 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
3. 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.
4. 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
5. 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?
6. [WOODLIEF] Virginia celebratio n [1]
When do the festivities begin in Virginia re:400th anniver? ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
7. 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. >
8. 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
9. [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
10. 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
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