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From: "Stephen Kelsey" <>
Subject: RE: [HEF] WOODYATTs of Hefs
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2005 10:56:25 -0600
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I have spent more than 50 years researching the Woodyatt family and have
very extensive information. I am well familiar with this family. Please
contact me.
You can see some of my information at
www.geocities.com/sjkelsey2000

Stephen J. Kelsey


>From: "Mandy Whitham" <>
>To:
>Subject: [HEF] WOODYATTs of Hefs
>Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 15:03:31 +0100
>
>Is there anyone on the list interested in the WOODYATT (or variants)
>family?
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>I am currently working on the Woodyatt family (who married into the
>Powells!) and we've got the line back as far as one Thomas W in Bristol -
>aged 50 (!) on the 41 but it also it shows that he was not born in that
>County! But the next question is - where?
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>I made a note of all the Woodyatt deaths from Sep 37 - Sep 47 (I ran out of
>credit at that time) and noted where the majority were registered -
>Ledbury,
>Bromyard and Upton upon Severn - I was then planning to try and trace as
>many families as I could via the 41 Herefordshire disks (for example) or
>other sources. At least this would give me an idea as to appropriate
>parishes and then in the future a PR check might just show a Thomas being
>born at approximately the right time and then disappearing from the parish.
>I know, a long shot, but it might be the only way of finding the next
>generation.
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>
>Of course I forgot to try the obvious and see if anyone on the list might
>also be interested?
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>Any takers?
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>
>Mandy
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