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1. Re: [WOODLIEF] Holiday research [1]
Will there be any family tado for the celebration of VA's 400th birthday? I understand Capt John was Capt of the ship that brought those settlers over . . . Any sense of family events? Miles Archer Woodlief Attorney at Law 775 East Blithedale Avenue, Suite 514 Mill Valley, California 94941 t. 415.730.3032 f. 415.449.3569 mawoodlief@earthlink.net On Nov 19, 2006, at 5:34 PM, Sandy wrote: > Listers, > > For those or you hoping to work-in some research with your holiday > travels, a general remi
2. [WOODLIEF] Virginia Parishes [1]
I came across a booklet entitled Virginia Parish Maps, 47 pages, which is available for $5.00 plus $2.00 shipping from Lebanon Genealogical Society 626 Second Street Lebanon, OR 97355 Check payable to the Lebanon Genealogical Society. There are tables delineating the development of the parishes and maps for most of the counties showing the contemporary boundaries of the parishes within them. Unfortunately, there are no maps that show the boundaries of the very earliest parishes. Woody Thomas 7017
3. [WOODLIEF] John Woodlief [1]
Is it believed that John Woodlief first settled at Jamestown and then went back to England to bring the settlers to Berkeley Hundred? My husband's family lives in West Point, Virginia and I would certainly be interested in reviving the tradition of a family gathering at Berkeley during the Thanksgiving season, but not Thanksgiving week. I was just in West Point and saw a very nice article about Ann in a local shop. My Woodlief line goes through Augustine Woodlief and Mildred Ryan. E
4. Re: [WOODLIEF] America's 400th Birthday / First Thanksgiving [1]
I heard absolutely nothing about a First Thanksgiving celebration at Berkeley this year. I strongly suspect that it did not happen, because my hubby reads several newspapers in the area very carefully, and he always sees anything about the Woodliefs, etc. By the way, you wouldn't not believe how wonderful the "real" Jamestown is now (as opposed to the Jamestown Festival Park, which is also greatly expanded.). You've probably seen articles about the many discoveries they are making as they dig around t
5. [WOODLIEF] Holiday research [1]
Listers, For those or you hoping to work-in some research with your holiday travels, a general reminder to first call or check the website of the archival repository or library you're planning to visit. Many such facilities alter their operational hours duirng the period between Thanksgiving and New Years'. The "good news" is that this time period also tends to be the least crowded at most libraries and archives, so if the facilities' hours fit your schedule, it can be the best time of the yea
6. [WOODLIEF] America's 400th Birthday / First Thanksgiving [1]
Miles, I believe the "America's 400th Birthday" celebration you're referring to concerns the commemoration of the first settlement (1607) at Jamestown. While Capt. John Woodlief of Berkeley Hundred is not credited with bringing or being among the 1607 settlers to Jamestown, he is believed to be one-and-the-same as the John Woodlief, gentleman, who was among the ancient planters of the 2nd Virginia Charter, i.e. the 1609 Jamestown settlers. So the America's 400th Birthday celebration certainly
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