Thanks. With projects of this size, it is easy to overlook inconsistencies and incur typographical mistakes. If we, as a group, can comb through everything, we will hopefully have a good foundation from which to work. I show: (I) John Woodlief (c. 1584-c. 1637) m. Mary Archard (II) John Woodlief (c. 1614-1676) (III) John Woodlief (c. 1643-c. 1716) m. Mary Wynne (c. 1655-aft. 1707), dau. of Robert Wynne and Mary Poythress Wynne brothers: Edward Woodlief m. Sarah Pollard; and, George Woodlief m. Elizabeth Wallace (IV) John Woodlief (c. 1673-aft. 1741) m. Mary Poythress (c. 1678-), dau. of John Poythress and Christian Peebles brothers: Joshua Woodlief; and, George Woodlief m. Norah Epes Hopefully, this will correct the inconsistency. I believe your research will be very helpful when I post the third and fourth generations of the many Francis Poythresses........Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: EDZIMM@aol.com To: badbichon@earthlink.net Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 4:47 PM Subject: Re: Mrs. Mary Poythress Wynne and Colonel Robert Wynne Mike: First your present during this season is certainly all the work you have done on this Poythress family...thank you. Second: Discussion on Wynne-Poythress- Woodlief from your postDate: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 - has these inconsistencies which I think is the confusion - at least to me: Or is this a typo mistake? Did John Woodlief (1643-1716) marry Mary Wynne dau of Robert Wynne and Mary Sloman Poythress OR Mary Poythress dau. of John Poythress (1639-1712)? How many John Woodliefs do you have with dates of b/d 1643 - 1716? Many thanks again: Mary Jean Below from your post: 1) Mary Wynne (c. 1655-aft. 1707), the wife of John Woodlief, the son of John Woodlief. Captain John Woodlief's oldest son, John Woodlief (1643-c. 1716), married Mary Wynne, daughter of Robert Wynne and Mary (Sloman?) Captain John Woodlief's youngest son, George Woodlief (1646-bef. 1701), married Elizabeth Wallace, daughter of James and Joan Wallace of Merchant's Hope, in Westover parish. George and Elizabeth Woodlief had one child, a daughter, Mary, who married a Carter. according to Bruce Howard: Captain Woodlief's son, John Woodlief (1643-c. 1716), probably lived at Jordans. He married Mary Poythress, daughter of John Poythress (c. 1639-1712), his neighbor. Mary was an older child of the first marriage of John Poythress. John and Mary Woodlief had one son, George Woodlief (bef. 1675-c. 1743), who married Norah Epes.