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Searching for Dewoody relatives

wonxkaq — 2009-09-24 20:23:18Z

My grandmothers name was Amanda Katherine Dewoody. My mother was Bessie Enola Hughes. My grandmother died when my mother was about 8 year old. My greatgrandmothers name was Elizabeth Easely or Eaisley. I am not sure of the spelling of the names. My grandmother and mother lived in Montgomery, Arkansas. My grandfather was William I Hughes.
If anyone has any knowledge of these people please let me knpw

Re: Looking for other PA Dewoody descendents

Jennifer_Dewoody — 2009-03-20 01:33:02Z

Hello My name is Jennifer Dewoody. I grew up in Franklin,Pa. MY Grandpa was Lavern DeWoody. Feel Free to contact me. I am also trying to find family and discover my history. My number is 814-673-1553 if you would like to call

Re: rufus dewoody

WBT581 — 2009-02-16 17:07:14Z

Tammy I am your uncle Rick I am your mom's lil brother are you still in texas? How is your brother doing? get in contact with me please.
Thanks.
Rick DeWoody.

Re: Searching for descendants of Brenda Dewoody & Richard Crabb

nbr1crabb — 2008-07-28 12:23:49Z

Tracy,
My name is Tammy Crabb, I am Jimmy's wife. Please contact me & I will give you whatever updates I can.

Dewoody Reed Jones

lmahjhrin — 2008-02-13 00:20:09Z

I saw an old post from 2002 from Reed Jones about his grandfather, Dewoody Reed Jones. I am the great-great grandaughter of Dewoody's mother's sister, Isabella Jones. I would like to know if he or anyone else is still researching his grandfather's family?

Thank you. Liza

Re: Dewoody Family

lmahjhrin — 2008-02-13 00:11:05Z

I am hoping that this post will get to Reed Jones! I am now doing my family history research and would like to find out more about Dewoody Reed Jones. I am his mother's sister's (Isabella Jones) great-great grandaughter.

Liza

Re: rufus dewoody

RaymondDDeWoody — 2008-01-10 20:28:03Z

Yes, I am the one who hauled Car & I did live in Hesperia, Caif., your Uncle Curtis still lives there.
I moved to Missouri July 2005 & would love to hear from you when you get the time.
I spoke to your mom in June of 2007 --
Take care, Love & Hugs your Cousin, Dale DeWoody

Re: rufus dewoody

RaymondDDeWoody — 2008-01-10 20:26:37Z

Yes I am the one who hauled Car & I did live in Hesperia, Caif., your Uncle Curtis still lives there.I moved to Missouri & would love to hear from you when you get the time.
I spoke to your mom in June of 2007 --
Take care, Love & Hugs your Cousin, Dale DeWoody

DeWoody

denniswsimpson — 2007-12-13 09:28:08Z

Greetings Cousins,

I am a descendant of William Dewoody who was born in Ireland in 1754. He and his brother George Dewoody migrated from Ireland to Pennsylvania shortly after the American Revolution was over. George with his wife and several sons, all from Ireland migrated to Vernango County, Pennsylvania and George brother, migrated first to Greeneville, Tennessee, where he and his wife Hannah Alexander operated the first Hotel in the State of Tennessee. After the War of 1812 was settled, William and his family all migrated to Cottonport, Alabama. Hannah and William had eight children, four boys and four girls.

I descend from their second son, William Dewoody Jr. William Dewoody Sr., died shortly after the 1820 census was taken, in Cottonport, Limestone County, Alabama. Hannah his wife died 1822 also in Cottonport. They were buried in the city cemetery, but it was long forgotten until Interstate 31 was being built. Over 160 graves were uncovered and removed to Hayden Cemetery in Madison County, Alabama. Nobody could identify any of the bodies, so each one received a new wooden coffin with a number place above the graves.

William Jr., was married to Ann Nelson Adams, daughter of John Adams and Margaret Kelsey who also moved from Washington County, Tennessee to Huntsville, Alabama. William and his wife Ann were the parents of five children. Their youngest son, William Aiken Dewoody did serve in Callahan's Texas Rangers, but that was before the Civil War, about October 1855. He served but a brief term, and was later Constable of San Marcos in Hays County, Texas.

During the Civil War he joined Terry's 8th Texas Cavalry as a private scout, during the Battle of Corinth. On May 9, 1862, he was killed at the Battle of Mill Creek, near Bethel, Tennessee. His brother Thomas Jefferson Dewoody was living in Napa, California and served several decades as County Surveyor. During the War he served in the Union Army. California at that time was so far away from the Eastern Battlefield, its men served to protect the State from any possible invasion by Confederates.

One of William and Ann Dewoody's daughters was married to Judge, David Campbell Humphreys, who served at the beginning of the War as a General in the Confederate Army. However, he switch sides and did his best to bring Alabama back into the Union, but after Turchin ransacked the town of Athens, Alabama (A Pro Union City - The last Southern City to fly the Union Banner) Humphreys wishes were dashed. After the war was over, he was appointed by President US Grant to serve as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Washington, D.C.

A vast majority of people probably don't realize this but, Northern Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, as well as East Tennessee, and West Virginia were all Pro Union section of the Confederacy. In Alabama, the hot heads in the southern part of the State, were the majority who brought the state into the Confederacy. Had the state been divided East to West instead of North to South, Northern Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia would have all remained a Union States.

William Aiken Dewoody, my 2GG Grandfather had one child by his wife Lucy Ann Tanner. Lucy's grandfather, Samuel Tanner was the first Mayor of Athens, Alabama. William and Lucy were the parents of Lura Lee Dewoody my paternal great-grandmother. Lura married Arthur Marcus Simpson who had two children, the youngest Arthur Jr., was married to Grace Leona Nash. They were the parents of three children, of whom the youngest, Arthur III is my father.

There was apparently some squabble between the Northern DeWoody's and the Southern Dewoody's because of their loyalities during the Civil War. This lasted until the turn of the century. As I recall one of the Southern Dewoody's got in contact with a DeWoody cousin living in Venango County, I don't remember the names of those cousins now, but when the Northern Cousin found out their Southern Cousins all served in the Confederacy, he told them their ancestors would all be turning over in their graves had they known part of the family fought against the Union Banner. He went on to say he was inclined to use the capitol W in their surname. That is the reason for the change in surname. The Northern DeWoody's prefered a Capitol "W" whereas the Southern Dewoody kept the lower case "w".

There is a 500+ book written by Newton Edward Brightwell, a descendant of Samuel Ramsey Dewoody, who was a descendant of my William Dewoody, Jr. I and several members of the family helped Newt with research for his book. However, Newt past away last July 2006, and I believe his daughter may have copies, but I don't have her address. She lives somewhere in Houston, Texas.

I noticed in your information that the brothers came to America with their parents John and Martha Dewoody. This is incorrect. The parents remained in Ireland where they died. Their names still remain a mystery. The John Dewoody who married Martha was actually one of the sons of George and Martha Dewoody.

All of my records on the family is now in my home in Madison, Alabama, but I am back in California awaiting surgery in June 2008. I have been doing research on the family for over 35 years, and can answer most all of your questions about the Dewoody, both Pennsylvania and Southern Dewoodys.

Most Sincerely,

Dennis W. Simpson
(661) 951-6526

Hi. I am distantly related to the Venango DeWoodys but not the branch that your grandfather is in.
The DeWoody that moved west was William DeWoody, brother of George DeWoody. William was born 1754 in Co. Antrim Ireland. They emigrated to America in 1768 with their parents John and Martha Dunwoody.
William moved to Tennessee, then to Alabama and finally to Texas. Two of his sons served under the Arkansas flag during the Civil War and another gave his life in Callahan's Mounted Texas Rangers.
There is a book that was done on the DeWoody family geneolgy. The library in Franklin, Pa has two books. One is a short basic family history and the other is a more detailed work bringing some of the family tree down to the 1980's.

Coy Ellworth DeWoody

MOsborn6113 — 2007-05-27 19:45:22Z

Im looking for the parents of Coy Ellworth Dewoody b. 12 dec 1893
He married Erma P. Haynie b. 10 oct 1900.

Anyone have info?

Mary

Re: Conway DeWoody in Arkansas

MOsborn6113 — 2007-05-27 19:40:09Z

Doris,

I have a Philip Conway b. 09 Oct 1885 d. 22 Oct 1963,
he married
Pallie Adams b.16 may 1892 d. 18 jun 1968
does this help?

Mary

Re: LOOKING

MOsborn6113 — 2007-05-27 19:32:16Z

Sherie,
Are you still looking for Osborn/Dewoody relationship?
I am an Osborn

Mary

Re: Zula

MOsborn6113 — 2007-05-24 08:02:15Z

Hi Thomas
I would be most interested with your help in my research.
You can contact me by e-mail

texas_xena@yahoo.com

Thanks
Mary

Re: Zula

ThomasWAlsobrook26 — 2007-03-18 17:19:41Z

Zula "May" Godley, DeWoody, Alsobrook, was my mother. Yes, she married again late in life to James (Jim) Van Meter. Can I help in your research?

Thomas W. Alsobrook son of Edgar E and May Alsobrook

Re: Looking for my father, Ralph Norman Dewoody

2006-11-03 21:25:32Z

I was so happy to finally have found my 3 half sisters, but for some reason we lost contact... what happened?
best regards Marie

Mary C. DeWoody b. 1842 m. Charles S. Nicklin 1865

pa_bios — 2006-06-15 17:02:57Z

"Charles S. Nicklin was married July 23, 1865, to Miss Mary C. DeWoody, born in Venango County in 1842. Her parents, Robert and Elizabeth (McBride) DeWoody, were natives, the father of Venango County and the mother of the State of New York.....Mr. and Mrs. Nicklin have four children: Ella J., married William A. Scott; John C., Mary E. and Florence E. ........."

Biography of William Nicklin
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2w/william-nicklin.html

Conway DeWoody in Arkansas

DorisBennett32 — 2006-01-22 22:16:17Z

Looking for family of Conway DeWoody and Pallie Adams DeWoody, their daughter, Doris, married Garland "Buck" DeWoody. Doris collected information on the Adams family. Doris and Buck had a son but no one in the family knows his name, only that he lives some where in Texas. Conway and Pallie lived in Camden, Arkansas. Any information would help and be appreciated!

Searching for descendants of Brenda Dewoody & Richard Crabb

2005-11-29 17:42:13Z

I am searching for descendants or relatives of Brenda Dewoody & Richard Crabb. If anyone is out their please contact me

Descendants of Brenda Claudeen Dewoody

1 Brenda Claudeen Dewoody 1954 -
.. +Richard Wayne Crabb 1948 -
......... 2 Jimmy Wayne Crabb 1974 -
............. +Tammy M Karr 1977 -
......... 2 Shiloh Le'Ann Crabb 1978 -
............. +Steven T Mann 1965 -

Re: Margaret A. Dewoody m1 Uriah M. Tate m2 William Watkins

2004-06-21 16:20:11Z

found Margaret Adams Dewoody m2 William Matkin b. abt 1811, d sep 14 1872 on June 27 1850

Looking for my father, Ralph Norman Dewoody

2004-06-02 00:33:49Z

I am looking for my father, Ralph Dewoody. He is located in Sweden and I have sent his daughter, my half sister, an e-mail trying to get in touch with them and it has come back. I need a correct e-mail address or phone # to get in touch with them.

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2004-04-06 22:36:45Z

I am your cousin and you may contact me regarding the information you are looking for.

Re: Looking for other PA Dewoody descendents

2004-03-28 22:46:33Z

Dear Tom,

There was another Dewoody family in town with the first name of CLairence whom I knew, but not well. They were not related to the est of my knowledge. The Clarence I knew owned a gasoline station on the corner of eighth and Liberty Streets (this would have been in the mid 1950's). I know of no stories in our family of anyone being kicked by a horse, although one of my grandfather's brother's did die as a child while swimming in the Allegheny. I, too, had an auncle Sandh, but unfortunately she was struck with lightning at age 33 at the Crawford County fair grounds in about 1968.

If you wish to get more informaiton there is a very good history of
the Venango County Settlement in the Historical Society in Franklin, Pa. Good luck on your search.

CLG

Re: Looking for other PA Dewoody descendents

2004-03-26 22:41:58Z

My grandfather was Clarence Sylvester DeWoody, he was born in the Franklin, PA area in 1911. I do not know too much about his family, except that he had a sister Glady. My grandfather married Winifred Loper, they lived in the Meadville, PA area until their deaths in the late 1980's. Several of my cousins are DeWoody's all living in the Crawford County area.
My Grandparents had four children (Ronald, Lois, Sandra and Judy). My mother married Ronald Smock, she now lives in Meadville, her name is Lois Peters.My uncle's name is Ronald DeWoody, he lives in the Saegertown area. He has four children (Dave, Ronna, Carl and Reita).

The story goes that my grandfather's father lived on a farm, raised horses etc. My great -Grandfather was killed when he was kicked in the head by a horse. Otehr than that I do not know much.

I hope that this helps.

Thanks,

Tom Smock

Re: Find my sisters

2004-03-05 01:45:05Z

you found us...I live in Atlanta Georgia with my husband, Jim and my sister Dorothy and my Mother Josephine. I would be glad to answer any questions you might have regarding our family history.
Enid

Re: rufus DeWoody

2004-02-23 23:27:05Z

Tamera Thompson
I am your cousin, your Grandfather John Lloyd DeWoody was my Father's " Marion Francis BUD DeWoody " brother.
Please e-mail me at: rjdhappy@verizon.net. I have tried to contact you but the e-mail address I have for you don't work.
Thanks, your Cousin Dale DeWoody

Re: "The Dewoody Family Of Venango County, Pa." (1981)

2004-02-22 18:01:45Z

Thank you for the information. Are you a descendant of someone in the Venango County area?

Re: "The Dewoody Family Of Venango County, Pa." (1981)

2004-02-20 02:57:58Z

Thank you for noting this was not your family. How did you happen upon this information, may I ask? I realize it was written by my cousin, Virginia G. Russell. Was this published in a journal? thank you..

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2004-02-17 18:28:25Z

Cindy,

I am currently living in the Northern Virginia area but I grew up in Florida. I have ten siblings actually, all from the same parents. The only cousin on my moms side is Dorothy's daughter Elizabeth. They are still in Atlanta and Elizabeth is in the Army.

Regards,

Scott

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2004-02-14 06:45:52Z

To Scott Halisky:

Thank you for your response. Where are you living? Do you have siblings? Cousins on your mother's side?

please respond soon.

thanks again.

Cindy

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2004-02-14 06:43:54Z

Dear Scott,

No, I have no luck in locating my three cousins. Did your mother, Mary Jo, grow up in Florida? Is her mother's name Josephine? Was her paternal grandmother's name Enid Dewoody? Does she have two sisters? Dorothy and Enid? Where do they live? Is everyone okay? I hope through you I may have located the right family. I would very much like to contact your Mother and her sisters. I remember visiting with them as a child with our grandmother.

Please write and give more information if you can.

Thank you.

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2004-02-13 02:59:32Z

Cynthia,

I was doing a search and found your message. Did you ever get in contact with any of your 3 cousins? My mother is Mary Jo.

Re: Trying to locate my cousins, daughters of Jo and Ralph Dewoody, formerly of Pennsylvania

2003-06-22 14:24:41Z

My grandfather was Clarence DeWoody who was born in the Oil City area of Pennsylvania. His father was a landowner in that area, and passed away when he was kicked in the head by a horse. He had a sister whose name was Gladis. My grandfather served in WWII, and was in the Battle of the Bulge.

I believe that there actually is a Prk in te Oil City area named DeWoody park. I will attempt to get with my mother who can give me more information.

Thanks,

Tom Smock

re: DeWoody

2002-10-11 06:24:52Z

One of my ancestors was a John Dewoody; I also know that part of our family was related to either the McCulloughs or McClennands. What part of Pennsylvania do you think your John Dewoody lived? My ancestors were primarily from Venago County. Will get back to you if I can find any more information for you. CLG

Margaret A. Dewoody m1 Uriah M. Tate m2 William Watkins

alfredrowe — 2004-02-06 21:05:15Z

1. MARGARET A.1 DEWOODY was born Bef. 1824. She married (1) URIAH MILTON TATE April 02, 1840 in Limestone County, Alabama, son of ENOS TATE and NANCY MCALISTER. He was born December 04, 1819 in Limestone Co, AL, and died July 25, 1845 in Limestone Co, AL. She married (2) WILLIAM WATKINS June 24, 1850 in Lawrence Co, AL?.

Notes for MARGARET A. DEWOODY:
Could be Margaret M. Dewoody because Enos's will called M.M. an heir.

Notes for URIAH MILTON TATE:
Bible - Married by Robert Donnell in Limestone Co, AL

More About URIAH MILTON TATE:
Burial: Ashford-Tate Cemetery, Limestone, AL

Children of MARGARET DEWOODY and URIAH TATE are:
i. HENRY A2 TATE, b. September 24, 1841.
ii. EMMA C TATE, b. January 04, 1844.

Pam DeWoody

LYALW — 2003-06-13 03:50:49Z

Looking for information on Mary Pamere O'Brien DeWoody.
She was born 16 June 1891. Seeking date of death.
Reply to Lyal (lyal@houston.rr.com)

Auny Pam

LYALW — 2003-06-13 03:50:49Z

Dennis W. Simpson: Thanks for your reply. I have not seen Brightwell's "Dewoody" book, but I did find the date of death by going to Ancestry.com.
She died 16 January 1996, according to the Soc. Sec. Death Index (SSDI).
Tried to reply directly to you be e-mail, but couldn't get an address.
Please contact me.
Lyal Williams
layl@houston.rr.com

DeWoody

MOsborn6113 — 2003-05-04 16:09:45Z

I am looking for John DeWoody who married
Zula Mary Godley.

texas_xena@yahoo.com
Thanks

Zula

MOsborn6113 — 2003-05-04 16:09:45Z

Thank you for your reply. As far as I know my Zula Mary GodleyDEWOODY was married to John...and a Mr Edgar Alsobrook.
she might have married again though...I will check it out and get back to you
Thanks Again
Mary

Edgar

MOsborn6113 — 2003-05-04 16:09:45Z

I would be most interested in anything on Edgar
my e-mail address is
texas_xena@yahoo.com
Thank You

Lena Estelle

MOsborn6113 — 2003-05-04 16:09:45Z

I have a Lena Estelle GODLEY that was born 21Aug1884
could this be her??.If it is she is Zula Mary's sister
you can contact me at texas_xena@yahoo.com
Thanks
Mary
mabe we can trade notes>

Albert L DeWoody obit

LorraineGilmer02 — 2003-07-15 16:26:06Z

Albert DeWoody
Friday, May 16, 2003

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Victorville resident Albert L. DeWoody, 90, died May 13, 2003. Visitation will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Full Gospel Church in Apple Valley, with services at 11 a.m. Pastor Royce Beserra will officiate. Burial will be at Desert View Memorial Park. Kern Memorial Chapel is handling arrangements.

Daily press, Victroville, San bernardino, CA
I am not related

Re: Dewoody

denniswsimpson — 2003-02-24 11:13:55Z

Zula mary Dewoody, third child of James and Lena Godley* Dewoody was born 27 Jun 1914 at Cale. She married (1) Elmer Walker, born 1 Sep 1905, died 5 Feb 1970. She married (2) Daniel Raley Keith on 22 Nov 1979. He was born 2 Jul 1914. He served in the Infantry in WWII. Zula had two children:
1. Stella Anne Walker who married James W. Edwards. They have two children.
2. Jerry Wayne Walker who married Mitzie Ann Smelser. They have two children.

Lena was the daughter of Mary Emma Purifoy and Walter A. Godley. Lena was born 21 Aug 1884, died 7 Dec 1979, and is buried in Bluff City Cemetery, beside her husband James Newton Dewoody who was born 16 Oct 1882, and died 16 Dec 1957. James ancestor George W. C. Dewoody was the brother to my ancestor William Dewoody, Jr., of Greene County, Tennessee and Cottonport, Alabama.

Re: rufus DeWoody

PJones1860 — 2003-11-11 20:42:53Z

I have alot of information on Lucy Edwards Hudson that is the mother of your Floyd Rufus DeWoody. She is in my family of Edwards. As was the wife some call Lear B. Edwards. This wife is actually named Leah Isabell Hudson. She was first married to Henry David Edwards before she married Marion F. Dewoody in 1904. Lets get together and see what we can do to help each other.
Paula Jones
paulaj@crcom.net

re: DeWoody

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

"Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly, august 1984, vol. 11-#1
pg. 20 "Pioneer Cemetery, Franklin, Venego Co., Submitted by Lesle Dunn...15th & Otter St. in Franklin Pa....pg 21
(all last names of DeWoody)
Infant, d. 20 Jul 1841-Infant son of Andrew & Ellen D.
Annas d. 25 Dec 1855 ae 77y wife of John D.
Lovenia d. 22 May 1848 ae 4y3m
D. Lovenia d. 21 Dec 1852 ae 2y dau of Andrew & Ellen D.
Levi d. 17 Apr. 1837 ae 63y.
Martha d. 19 Aug 1826 ae 88y consort of George D.
George d. 21 May 1849 ae 57
Maria d. 19 Jul 1841 ae 1y11m23d dau of Andrew & Ellen D.
Mary d. 24 Aug 1870 wife of Levi D.
Theo d. 1852
Theodore P. d. 1 Oct 1857 ae 26y6m
William d. 2 Jun 1858 ae 2y1m27d son of Andrew & Charlotte
William d. 15 Apr 1837 ae 63y" Not my family

Re: "The Dewoody Family Of Venango County, Pa." (1981)

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

"Western PA. Genealogical Society Quarterly, august 1983, vol. 10 - #1
pg. 65 "The Dewoody Family of Venango County, Pa." (1981) compiled by Virginia Gordon Russell,...
...William Dewoody & his wife Mary Lyon & their descendants through 9 & 10 generations. They were married ca1802 possibly in Westmoreland or Venango County area. They had 2 sons, George & William. Wm. was born c1807 & married Mary Foster 3 Apr 1833 & their children numbered 15: Mary H. b. 1834 md. Henry Miller; Caleb F. b. 1836; Alpherb B. b. 1838; Sarah E. b. 1839; Caleb F. b. 1841; William H. b. 1842: Louisa b. 1844; Emily b. 1846; Caroline b. 1848; Albert B. b. 1849; Elmira T. b. 1851; Wesley G. b. 1852; Arnold W. b. 1854; Byron b. 1859 & Abraham L. b. 1865. This book continues through the children of Mary H. Dewoody & Henry Miller and their dau. who married William Daniel McCrillis whose dau. md. into the Gordon family." not my family

Re: "The Dewoody Family Of Venango County, Pa." (1981)

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

Inside of cover WPGS Quarterly (it is a booklet/magazine-published 4 times a year);
"Western Pa. Genealogical Society began in 1973 by Helen H. Hariss & 13 people. By-laws were adopted, officers installed & first 4 committees started. In 1974 they incorporated as a non-profit (group). "The Quarterly" was edited by Sam Reed Jr. & the Newsletter "JOTS From The Point" edited by Helen Harriss were early undertakings." I became fascinated with my area & family history...
Western Pa. Genealogical Society
4338 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213-2695
The group has reseachers, that you can hire. The "Quarterly" has an "Queries" section for members-one free query per issue.
Perhaps Venango county has a genealogy/history group that would have more information.

Re: Erle DeWoody/Kathrine Wilson of Colorado

BeverlyMoore77 — 2002-11-22 19:18:16Z

WONDERFUL TO FIND FAMILY!!!!!!!
Yes, I'd love pictures and all the info you can send on this family's decendents. I don't even know about their children!
I know a lot about Aunt Kitty's siblings and parents I can share with you if you like.
Her brother Joseph Hamilton Wilson is my mother's father.My mother Muriel Wilson Barnt talked lovingly of her Aunt Kitty.I never got to meet her that I recall but may have when very young but she and mother wrote so I have letters.
Email me at gabi37@omniglobal.net.

Re: Erle DeWoody/Kathrine Wilson of Colorado

BeverlyMoore77 — 2002-11-22 19:18:16Z

Re: john dewoody

RaymondDDeWoody — 2005-01-26 17:34:08Z

This John Lloyd DeWoody you have listed is my Uncle & he lives here in California.
If you want to contact him, let me know and I can put you in contact with him

DeWoody names and dates

PatriciaHampton58 — 2005-07-18 23:17:20Z

My name is Roger DeWoody and descend from a long line of DeWoody's who were orginally Woodys back in the 1700's in North Carolina.
However if you are the Pennsylvania DeWoodys you are on a different line than I am. If you are interested in the Williamson County DeWoodys of North Carolina- contact me.