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1. [WOODS-L] Re: WOODS-D Digest V02 #101 [1]
Please unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 10:01 PM Subject: WOODS-D Digest V02 #101
2. [WOODS-L] Adoption information around 1863. [1]
Hello All! I am looking for any great sites or tips on a possible adoption from Virginia to Webster County, WV around 1863. It is possible that my great grandfather was adopted out of Virginia. I am also thinking around the age of 7 or so. I can find him on census records at the age of 17 living with a Kelley family; but have been unable to locate him at the age of 7. If he was adopted according to a distant relative, it would make sense why I can't find him. I was also told that he could have been bo
3. [WOODS-L] Adoptions after Civil War [1]
This may give you a clue. There were a large number of orphan homes created for Civil War orphans. If you query the individual counties' historical societies, they can let you know if there were one locally. It's good to remember too that Virginia before the War included all of what became West Virginia (and, even earlier, also the territory that became Kentucky). Then, too, the Virginia Archives in Richmond are legendary for their stores of info. I've had the folks at National Archives refer me to
4. [WOODS-L] Volentine C. WOODS Family Reunion continue [1]
I should have mentioned that Volentine WOODS and Mary NEALY's children were: William - died young no issue Robert T. John N. Elizabeth (STEWART) James Lewis - no known children Eliza (LEE)(TURNER) Mary Margaret (BLACK) Perry Preston Anna (BAIRD) Volentine C. Minerva (MAYNES) The main lines that show up at the reunions are Robert T.'s; John N.'s; Mary Margaret's; and now Volentine C.'s. If you're from one of the other lines come and get acquainted with us; we want to meet you. Linda Sutton _____________
5. [WOODS-L] Check out Welcome to The Rising Moon Company [1]
I have seen the work of this company and it is awesome. They will take photos of anyone, including old family photos, and make a CD of the pictures with captions. I saw one they had made and it was a thumbnail sketch of the owner's grandpa done in pictures and it was great. She will also do restoration work on old family photos at a reasonable price. I have one I am going to get her to do for me. It was taken in the 1860's. She also did a video of my cousin's wedding in November but I haven't gotten t
6. [WOODS-L] Scotch-Irish Genealogical Research Material [1]
It is only on rare occasions that I add a book to the list of "must haves" for the study of Scotch-Irish genealogy. This one is for our friends with Pennsylvania connections and it is certainly a rare item. Published in 1856 "by a descendant" it is titled: "A Tribute to the Principles, Virtues, Habits and Public Usefulness of the Irish and Scotch Early Settlers of Pennsylvania," Chambersburg, Pa., Printed by M. Kiefer & Co. 1856, 171 pages. >From the preface the following: "The writer of t
7. [WOODS-L] William Woods of Georgia [1]
Here is a deed I found recently. Can anyone on the list identify this William Woods of Georgia? He must have left Virginia shortly after 1800. Thank you for any help!--Marla Franklin Co. VA Deed Bk 5, p. 266 This indenture made this twenty third day of August, one thousand eight hundred and five between JOHN BIRD, Sen. of the County of Franklin and State of Virginia of the one part, and WILLIAM WOODS of the County of Elbert and State of Georgia of the other part, Witnesseth that the said John Bird
8. [WOODS-L] James Woods - 1870 Polk County, Tn. Census [1]
Found in the 3rd District - Post Office: Parksville on page 14 95 WOODS James 32 M W Farm Hand TN Jane 25 F W TN Lee 10 M W TN John 6 M W TN Does anyone know of this family? The parents of James? Other descendents of James or his children, Lee and John? Herman Visit me at http:/
9. RE: [WOODS-L] Adoption information around 1863. [1]
I also am seeking an adoption which took place in 1882. I have more details, but it isn't easy. Have you sent for the social security record yet? You must get that before you proceed any further. If your grandfather ever knew who his birth parents names were; then he would have recorded that information on his social security application along with the exact place of his birth including the town. It helped me a lot. Even the man's wife (in my case) did not know specific details, and he didn't fill in
10. [WOODS-L] WOODS-KYNE BRANCH [1]
I am interested in hearing from persons connected to the WOODS-KYNE FAMILIES Alfred Woods was born in Australia but his father P A WOODS was from LONDON REBECCA KYNE was born in LONDON and can be found in the 1901 CENSUS AT that time she was listed as age 6 her father is listed as WILLIAM KYNE
11. [WOODS-L] Woods - Tennessee [1]
Found in the Sudie Clemmer Collection under the W. M. Harrison Family Records the following Joseph Woods and his wife (?) had the following children; George Sallie Rachel Henry Dennis John Woods Married Dooley(?) Davis, their children were; Boyd William Thomas Samuel George Joseph Benjamin Lizzie Cilla Nancy Becky Benjamin Woods married Nancy Fletcher, their children were; LaVada written under married, 1st William Cumminghaw(?) 2nd Edgar Harrison Ormindy Creaty Lizzie written under married, 1st John Cumm
12. [WOODS-L] Sarah Margaret Woods [1]
Trying to find out more information about Sarah Margaret Woods, Daughter of Zedekiah Woods and Elizabeth Knight/Night she was born abt 1843 in either SC or TNN Married Joseph Page Ricker 5-19-1859 in Greene Co. TNN with him she had 3 children, John B: 1860, Susan Isabell B; 1861 and George Washington B: 1863. Joseph was killed in the Civil war in March of 1864. Sarah also was said to have these three children out of wedlock: William L. Ricker 1865 Marion F. Ricker 1868 Hugh Ricker 1873 these thre
13. [WOODS-L] William Samuel WOODS [1]
Listers I am looking for information on my grandfather, William Samuel Woods b. 1879 in Buchinghamshire, England he married Mary Elizabeth Wilson b. 1876 in Lincolnshire, on Jan. 16, 1904 in Leeds. I am looking for his family and any living relativies. Thank you Will
14. [WOODS-L] Woods family, Sharpsburg, PA [1]
WOODS John Woods is my father, Joseph of course is my grandfather. If anyone can fill in before John Cyrus Woods, or has any other information on the family, it would be greatly appreciated! Bridget Devine B: 1841 Ireland/Immigrated 1880 D: 1913 Sharpsburg, PA Buried: St. Mary's Cemetery, Sharpsburg ' Children: (1) John A. Devine B: 1876 Ireland/Immigrated 1880 D: 1947 Sharpsburg, PA Buried:
15. [WOODS-L] Volentine C. WOODS Family Reunion [1]
Thought I would pass on an early invite to the Volentine C. WOODS Family Reunion. This year we will be returning to Indiana for the first time since the family left in the 1850's. The Reunion is 25-27 July 2003. This year the Reunion will be split into two locations. We will start in Rising Sun, IN on Friday night the 25th and in the morning of the 26th we will head out to the Cemetery in Pate, IN where Volentine's parents (John WOODS and Mary LITTLE), some of his siblings, and even one child is buried.
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