I have very little on my Wood/Woods line. If anyone out there recognizes these persons please help me. Descendants of wood/woods Generation No. 1 1. WOOD/WOODS1 was born in South Carolina. He married ?. Children of WOOD/WOODS and ? are: 2. i. CATHERINE2 WOOD/WOODS, b. Abt. 1856, South Carolina. ii. PALMER DUNCAN WOODS. Generation No. 2 2. CATHERINE2 WOOD/WOODS (WOOD/WOODS1) was born Abt. 1856 in South Carolina. She married BENJAMIN WALL Abt. 1876, son of WALL and ?. Children of CATHERINE WOOD/WOODS and BENJAMIN WALL are: i. ANNIE3 WALL, b. 1884. ii. ELIZA WALL, b. February 1886, Georgia; m. GENERAL W HARVEY, Abt. 1899. iii. NELLIE WALL, b. February 1888. iv. DOCIA CATHERINE WALL, b. August 03, 1891, GEORGIA; d. July 22, 1956, GAINESVILLE, Florida; m. (1) AUSTIN TEMPLE BURNSED, Abt. 1911, Georgia ?; m. (2) PERCY LEE KNOWLES, Abt. 1940. v. WILLIAM WALL, b. August 1893, Georgia. Dwight & Kathie Bass for EVERGREENE sammie4@advicom.net or sammie4@earthlink.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/a/s/Dwight-L-Bass Searching for BASS, ASBELL, MILLER, GREENE, PROVIN, COGGESHALL, BURNSED, STECKER, BEELER, BRASSFIELD Cantrell

If the roll call is stopped please forward messages also to me. I am at a loss on my Wood line and have ready EVERY SINGLE MESSAGE I have received in hopes to find a clue. Kathie Dwight & Kathie Bass for EVERGREENE sammie4@advicom.net or sammie4@earthlink.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/a/s/Dwight-L-Bass Searching for BASS, ASBELL, MILLER, GREENE, PROVIN, COGGESHALL, BURNSED, STECKER, BEELER, BRASSFIELD Cantrell -----Original Message----- From: Lynda R. <Yang1@opman.com> To: WOODS-L@rootsweb.com <WOODS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 11:02 AM Subject: [WOODS-L] roll call >Personally, I'm reading every e-mail. I know that it can get burdensome, but >I have been desperate to find a connection for my great greatgrandmother, >Rebecca. So I read every Wood post hoping to find a clue. So if they stop >the roll call on the list, send them to me at Yang1@opman.com . > > > >==== WOODS Mailing List ==== >General information for new subscribers and Internet users is available. >The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette >http://www.fau.edu/netiquette/net/ >

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This is my WOOD line. A possible ancestor to James might be Henry Lemuel WOOD. Name is referenced on a family tree drawing but do not know who drew it or when drawing was done. 1. James WOOD b abt 1778 NC; m Martha UNKNOWN b abt 1784 GA ..2. Solomon WOOD b abt 1810 TN; m Martha McCrey BROWN (other documents say Lizzie Beth Brown) b ? d 1849 TN. Solomon married at least 3 times. 1850 Census Lauderdale County, AL shows a Nancy age 39. All of Solomon's 5 sons served in the Confederate Army. ...3. Mary WOOD b 1832 TN ...3. James WOOD b 1834 TN ...3. John WOOD b 1837 TN ...3. William Henry WOOD b 6/5/1843 Itawamba County, MS;d 12/10/1926 Anson, TX; Wounded at Gettysburg. married #1. 11/18/1865 in Balb Knob, White County, AR to Sara "Janey" MCNUTT AL; d 1886 White County AL. ....4. Martha Elizabeth "Lizzie" WOOD b 8/25/1865 m Boyd SMITH ....4. Solomon Langston WOOD b 11/2/1868 Florence Lauderdale County, AL; d 7/13/1938 Horatio, Sevier County, AR; Married #1-Lucy CHANDLER Solomon married #2 Flora Kathryn "Kate" PENDERGRASS b 4/3/1879 Heber Springs, AR; d 11/17/1956 Loma Linda, CA ....4. Mary Ellen "Ella" WOOD b 1870; m DAVIS ....4. Peter "Murphy" WOOD b 2/8/1872 ....4. Sina Clementine "Clemmie" WOOD b 3/10/8177 d early teens ....4. John Henry WOOD b 3/10/1879 m Florence CHANDLER ....4. Robert WOOD b 5/13/1881 ....4 Sarah Adelia "Dilly" WOOD b 2/6/1885 m WOMACK William Henry married #2. Amanda Makalia "Perilla" TOLLOVER b 9/6/1857 Plusk, TN; d 4/10/1944. ....4. Rosa "Rosey" WOOD b 6/5/1891 m Boyd SMITH ....4. William Arley WOOD b 3/9/1892 ....4. Marshall WOOD b 7/14/1895 ....4. Susan "Susie" WOOD 3/26/1899 m 1. Harold HEATH; 2. Carl KNUDSON; 3. Thomas BILBY ...3. Wesley WOOD b 1846 TN ...3. Ellender WOOD b 1847 TN ..2. Mary WOOD b 1827 AL

I am looking for the family of Isaiah Alpheus Wood, born 1889. He married Nannie Jones Smiley of Warren County, abt 1910. Their children were: John, born 1912, Woodrow W. (Willie) born abt 1914, Blanche E., abt 1916 (married a Jerrnigan, I think) and Isaiah A. Jr (Pete.) Woodrow was married a couple of times. I think he ended up in Maryland. Pete stayed in Henderson, NC and had a daughter named Donna Marie. Pete was married to Lottie Pulliam. John moved first to the Asheville area, then to TN. (He was my father.) Any help on this family would be appreciated. Barbara Wood Litt

The following is from the Bible of JAMES MORGAN WOOD and TERRESSA CAROLINE WEBB. This family lived in Smith and Van Zandt Counties, TX MARRIAGES: Jas. M. Wood and T. C. Webb was married Aug. 30, 1870 C. W. Wood and Betty ann Craven wed Oct. 30, 1901 C. E. Wood and Aline M. Rahlwes wed Jan. 10, 1942 BIRTHS: James Morgan Wood was born May 11, 1848 Teressa Caroline Wood was born Dec. 4, 1851 James E. Wood was born Oct. 25, 1871 Thomas Virgil Wood was born Aug. 7, 1873 Charity Letica Wood was born June 1, 1875 Ida R. Wood was born Feb. 20, 1877 Charles Willis Wood was born Oct. 23, 1878 George R. Wood was born Nov. 2, 1880 Martha Eliza Wood was born Nov. 8, 1883 Sarah Lieucrecey Wood was born Feb. 28, 1886 William Ross Wood was born Nov. 9, 1889 Sammie Elizabeth Wood was born Jan. 27, 1890 Grover C. Wood was born Dec. 5, 1892 DEATHS: James Morgan Wood died July 24, 1906 Terressa C. Wood died May 14, 1930 Charity L. Walker died Sept. 29, 1937 Ida R. Wood died Jan. 25, 1878 Sarah Lieucrecey Pitts died April 8, 1944 Sammie Elizabeth Wood died June 12, 1891 Mary Ann Craven Wood died May 14, 1946 James E. Wood died July 6, 1891 Martha Eliza Davidson died March 23, 1900 Thomas Virgil Wood died Aug. 26, 1946 William Ross Wood died Feb. 14, 1942 George R. Wood died Sept. 15, 1946 Charles Willis Wood died March 19, 1956 Thanks, Marilyn Cain Springdale, AR

My brickwall is Edward WOOD, born Jones County, NC about 1836. His mother appears to have been named Nancy. She was living with him in the 1880 NC Census. His (maybe second) wife was Susan M.(?), the children were John, born abt 1872, Olivia, abt 1874, Charles, abt 1876, Mary, abt 1878. I believe this is the same Edward WOOD that in the 1900 NC Census is shown with children William H, born Dec 1882, Benjamin, born Oct 1884, and Isaiah A, born May 1889. If anyone has any information on any of the people, I would appreciate hearing from them. Barbara Wood Litt

Thanks Wayne, And isn't it a little redundant when the subject line already contains Re:[WOODS-L] to put WOODS, MARY FRANCIS, b. 7 Dec 1872, unk. Why now utilize the Re: [WOODS-L] as a part of the subject line post? Could at least get more info on the subject line. Harold Williams, Rootsweb Sponsor Mesquite, TX (Dallas suburb) willhn@flash.net -----Original Message----- From: Wayne F. Seibert <wseibert@erinet.com> To: WOODS-L@rootsweb.com <WOODS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 4:12 PM Subject: [WOODS-L] Roll Call >Does it seem unreasonable to anyone else that posting names without any >other information (like dates and locations) is a waste of everybody's time? >First I stopped looking in my files. Second I stopped reading them. Now >I'm asking people to please think the posting out before sending it. > >______________________________

Seking connections to James WOOD, immigrant with Jacobite prisoners on ship Elizabeth and Anne from Liverpoole to VA in 1716. Family tradition identifies him as father of my ancestor David WOOD b. 1737, Louisa Co., VA, m. Mary WATSON, Louisa Co. 1756, moved to Albemarle Co., VA 1774, d. 1813. I have not been able to trace this James WOOD in Louisa Co., although fellow Elizabeth and Anne deportees John Michie and James Watson settled in Louisa Co., with descendents intermarrying with Woods there. Also trying to confirm connections to James WOOD m. Elizabeth CARR 10/11/1792 in Albemarle Co. and James WOOD m. Ann Elizabeth (Nancy) Lipscomb, Louisa Co. 10/11/1784. Thanks - Jim Wood

Thomas WOOD married Mary SHAW - 7 Dec. 1833 - Kilwinning, Ayr Charles Shaw WOOD married Gordon MILLIGAN - 6 June 1862 - Muirkirk, Ayr William WOOD married Annie JOHNSTONE - 5 June 1903 - Kirkconnel, Dumfries The above are my grandparents going back to my g.g. grandparents. I am willing to share information with anyone who have any of the above as their ancestors. Dorothy (Wood) Riegel

On Thu, 25 Mar 1999 14:21:35 -0500, Mike wrote: >I hardily agree. I have yet to find any family here but you can never tell when something will show up. Even if the people don't match if the states do I keep the message because maybe they are family I haven't found yet. Don't stop the roll call. After all aren't we all here to find each other? Billie >-----Original Message----- >From: Lynda R. <Yang1@opman.com> >To: WOODS-L@rootsweb.com <WOODS-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 2:01 PM >Subject: [WOODS-L] roll call > > >>Personally, I'm reading every e-mail. I know that it can get burdensome, >but >>I have been desperate to find a connection for my great greatgrandmother, >>Rebecca. So I read every Wood post hoping to find a clue. So if they stop >>the roll call on the list, send them to me at Yang1@opman.com . >> > > >Lynda R., > >Amen.... and very well put... have been reading this list for over two (2) >years and seldom post, but I read it religiously in hopes of finding out >information or even just a small clue relating to my line... and you >never know when or where it will suddenly turn up.... so keep those >cards and letters coming folks... > >Mike Wood >North Carolina >--------------------------- > > >==== WOODS Mailing List ==== >How to UNSUBSCRIBE? > Send a message to WOODS-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with only the word >"unsubscribe" in the body. SUBECT: is ignored. No signature blocks... > >

I am looking for information on family of Jonathan Wood, born c. 1765 d. after 1792. Married Elizabeth Bolton in 1790. Father of Jonathan Wood born 1792 in Hartford, New York. He may have been Quaker. With the calls for secession because of the roll call, I think I'll start a list of people named Jonathan Wood. I have five or six who may have been living in 1805. The roll call was staggering. On the 24th I received 40 e-mails, on the 25th, 153 about 90% of which were Woods-L! How dull, only seven this morning! Jim Wood

How is it possible to have a name without a date or place? You must have a date where s/he lived in a certain place. Or family ended up in Montana by 1900? Or stationed in Germany during WWII. You may not know where they were born or where they died, but you probably know some location where they lived, and give a date for that, even an approximate one. Just James WOOD, daughter Elizabeth married SMITH is no help to anyone. On Thu, 25 Mar 1999 15:53:46 -0800 "The Green Family" <cgreen@mail2.quiknet.com> writes: >Have you stopped to consider that some of us don't have dates and/or >locations? Are we not allowed to post to this list? > >~Martye~ >----- Original Message ----- >From: Wayne F. Seibert <wseibert@erinet.com> > >> Does it seem unreasonable to anyone else that posting names without >any >> other information (like dates and locations) is a waste of >everybody's >time? >> First I stopped looking in my files. Second I stopped reading them. > Now >> I'm asking people to please think the posting out before sending >it. >> ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I am searching the following WOOD family line: James Henry WOOD (1760-1810+) m. Fannie Shaw at Dennysville, ME James Henry WOOD, JR., (1793-1850+) m. ? Dorr at Aurora (?), ME James Henry WOOD, III (1821-1880+) m. Mary Margaret Calor at Centerville, ME James Henry WOOD, IV (1845-1912) m. Agnes Dorr at Columbia Falls, ME James IV and Agnes moved to Stockton, CA in the 1860s and had the following children Wilbur, b. 1871, Harry, b. 1876, George, b. ? and Ida, b. ?. The family moved back to the Columbia, Maine area before the turn of the century as the children were all married in Maine. Wilbur, m. Carrie Watson in Harrington, ME on October 22, 1894, Harry, m. Helen Hart in Cherryfield, ME on August 1, 1899, George, m. Hattie Hadley in (Eden) Bar Harbor on September 26, 1903, and Ida M., m. Harlan Grant in Columbia, ME on March 30, 1897. I would like to have any information on the above family especially exact birth, death and marriage dates. George lived in Trenton, ME but I can't find out when he died or where he is buried. George and Hattie had two daughters; Arleen and Doris. Any information will be gratefully appreciated.

Hi Listers I am looking for descendents of Thomas and Mary Wood- both born Scotland. Came from England to Jefferson Co., NY abt 1848. Children were: Thomas removed before 1870 to Michigan had John and Nellie Silas - no further on him Mary md in England Bartholomew Howard came Jeff Co 1854- 12 children Jane md a Bailey Isobel md a Ryles/Riles any takers? Donna Mills deemills@netsync.net

My Woods brick wall is Edwin F. born in Iowa vic. Davenport 27 June 1855 died 4 Jan 1937, brother John, Jr. no dob. John Jr. married Anna. Parents were John Woods and Eliza Kierney both from Ireland. John from County Tipperary. Moved to Phila. Pa. in 1860. Edwin married Catherine Dyson in 1881 in Phila. Pa. Offspring include: Arthur Henry born 1892, Helen born 1882, Catherine born 1886, Frank born 1889, William born 1890, Joseph born 1897, Edwin F. Jr. born 1883. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Norm Woods, Jr.

Burbie Woods was the son of Jessee Harrison Woods and Martha Ella Pickett, both of Orange Co., NC. Burbie married Annie Taylor and had four children: two boys and two girls. Burbie died before 1940 and the children were dispersed: the boys to Caswell Training School and the girls to Oxford Orphanage. I have no idea what happened to Annie Taylor Woods or where Burbie Woods is buried. We THINK the boys' names were John and Robert. They were about one year apart in age. Both were albino and had poor vision. The family story is that they ran away from the school as teenagers. My best estimate places their birth years as around 1933 and 1934. I have no idea as to the girls' names or ages. My questions: 1. Has anyone ever heard the name "Burbie" before? Is it a nickname for something else? 2. Albinism is a recessive gene, and both parents must be carriers of the gene. Is there anyone else researching the Woods who have found evidence of this gene appearing in their lines? 3. Does anyone know of any death records index for NC in the 1930s? Thanks Renee Woods Roderiques Roderiques@thegrid.net

Joshua J. Wood was born April 1857 in Ohio according to the 1900 Census. He was married to a woman named Malinda Jane Smith in 1887; they had two kids, my grandfather Jeremiah Rush (b. 1888 in MO) and Mary R.(b. 1892 in MO). In 1897 he married Mary C. The Census records for 1900, 1910 and 1920 disagree on the birth places for Joshua's parents: either OH or VW for his father, and OH or MO for his mother. I welcome info on these completely unknown parents, and on what happened to Malinda who disappeared without a trace before Joshua's second marriage in 1897. Thanks for any help or suggestions! Chuck Wood -- Charles A. Wood 701-777-3167 (W) 923 Almonte Avenue 701-746-7169 (H) Grand Forks, ND 58201 ----------

Hi Folks, I'm looking for ancestors/descendants of Admiral Sir Andrew Wood of Largo, Fife, Scotland, the sailor who became known as the "Scottish Nelson" after winning a big naval battle against the English during the reign of Alexander III. Here's some stuff I've gathered on him: Andrew Wood - (born 1460 Largo, died ?) Date may be an error, 1450 sounds more likely. Only other name in the listing is for his “relative,” David H. Wood. Earliest Old Parish listing at the LDS for Largo and possibly all of Fife. Married Elizabeth Lundin, born 1500 in Largo, but unsure of year. Sir Andrew Wood and the Yellow Caravel “Sometimes called 'the Scottish Nelson', Wood may have been a native of Largo and was certainly granted the tack of lands there about 1477. By then he seems to have been a merchant and sea-captain based at Leith. By 1484 the tack had become a feu in recognition of Wood's maritime services in the Firth of Forth. As one of James III's most trusted supporters, he played a prominent role in the events leading up to the Battle of Sauchieburn (1488), making his vessels available to ferry the king between Leith and Fife and supplying the king's army via Blackness Castle. After James' murder he quickly adjusted to supporting James IV and in 1489-90 undertook to defend the Firth of Forth against English interlopers. His exploits in command of the yellow carvel and the flower resulted in the capture of three ships under the command ofStephen Bull and represented a major achievement for Scotland's incipient naval power. Wood was rewarded with a knighthood, and various privileges including custody of Dunbar and the right to build a fortalice and erect a burgh of barony at Largo. In 1498 he was again engaged in naval operations, this time in the Firth of Clyde and Western Isles. He may later have been commander of the Great Michael. Many of the exploits with which his name has been connected are probably ficticious. It depends on how much credence is given to Robert Lindsay of Pitscottie.” -- The Encyclopaedia of Scotland, ca. 1890. ----- Any more info on the old boy and his family would be greatly appreciated, with thanks. Dennis Bell Burnaby, B.C. Canada

Don't bet your paycheck on it. I think it's great to see some posts on the list. While I've not found any matches that are directly useful yet, I have been able to fill in some peripheral blanks.