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Re: Looking for Sarah Woodall

higginshope — 2009-11-09 01:14:20Z

I am the granddaughter of stella Woodall. I know of the Sarah Woodall you are looking for. Sarah and Stella had several brothers and sisters; Vada, mary, Elbert, Henry Logan and Parker. Stella, Logan,and Parker are buried in the Acorn Cem in Pulaski County Ky. That is where I am from. I have heard my older sister speak of sarah. She visited her with my grandparents, Stella and Bill. Did Sarah have her legs amputated from complications of diabetes? I think I have a photo of sarah and Roberts son and his wife and child. Please contact me , preferably by email at Higginshope@aol.com I am excited to find someone else looking for the Wooodall's as you know, they were all scattered.

Re: woodall

minibones1 — 2009-11-08 21:32:34Z

iam the granddaurther of annie claaude woodall was ur father sleepe

WOODALL Jean A

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-05 14:30:54Z

WOODALL Jean A

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WOODALL John J Jr 1919 1967 Alabama ssgt 99 Signal Co W W II

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 16:11:27Z

WOODALL John J Jr 1919 1967 Alabama ssgt 99 Signal Co W W II

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Re: Woodall Family Info

agoss2 — 2009-10-16 15:16:09Z

Rubell Bernadine Croslow: born March 7th 1919 died Aug 23 1994
Siblings: Imogene Croslow (deceased), Geraldine Croslow(deceased),James Croslow(deceased),Opal Croslow(still living)
Rubys parents were James Croslow and Isalina Rosencrans. This information may help you I am Geraldines granddaughter. My Aunt Diana could possibly help you more she is Geraldines daughter.

Woodalls from dudley

bevvywarren — 2009-10-15 07:33:20Z

hi

My Fathers G Grandmother Kate Woodall C 1955 mother Ann Dovey C 1823 married a Woodall but i'm unsure of his name name.( it may be Solomon.) if so his father was Philip woodall c 1825 who married a Sarah and his father maybe Joseph Woodall who married an Elizabeth.

Kate lived in 66 oxford street Dudley until about 1881 when she lived in CT 2 Belper.

She married a William george deer.

if anybody can help i would really appreciate it.

Re: Woodalls in Dudley, England

Lavinia14 — 2009-09-18 17:52:20Z

I am doing research for Ken Woodall he lives in USA his family are Joseph 1796 and Mary Woodall 1800 Halesowen Rd Netherton Worcs the son William born 1836 went to USA with his wife Hannah Simms and Childred can anybody help

WOODALL Delbert Woody 1936 2000 married 2 Aug 1957

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 14:24:27Z

WOODALL Delbert Woody 1936 2000 married 2 Aug 1957

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WOODALL Lou Ellen married 2 Aug 1957

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-17 19:15:46Z

WOODALL Lou Ellen married 2 Aug 1957

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WOODALL Henry W and Winnie P

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-12 00:03:55Z

WOODALL Henry W and Winnie P

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Re: Reba Woodall

glendaknowlton — 2009-09-08 23:38:53Z

I don't have her in my Woodall tree but I found this.

1920
Hollingsworth, Banks, Georgia

Transciber has the surnamed spelled Raimey, but the correction is Rainey.

John Rainey/head/29/ 1891 Georgia Parents B: GA

Sudie Raimey/wife/30/ 1890 GA/GA/GA

Coy Raimey/son/8/ 1912 GA

Della Raimey/dau/6/ 1914 GA

Vella Raimey/dau/3 & 6 mos/ 1916 GA

Rebe Woodall/niece/8/ 1912 Ga/GA/GA

I couldn't find these Rainey family members in any other census.

California Marriage IIndex

Name: Reba C. Woodall
Age: 49
Est. Birth: 1917
Spouse Name: Louis R. Crownover
Spouse Age: 60
Est.Spouse Birth: 1906
Date: Oct 7, 1966
Location: Yuba

California Death Index

Name: Reba C. Dunaway
SS#: 255-32-1917
Sex: Female
Birth Date: Jan 22, 1912
Birth Place: Georgia
Death Date: Aug 10, 1976
Death Place: Yuba

I looked in 1910, 1920 & 1930 Hollingsworth, Banks, Georgia for any Woodall's.

This is all I found

1910
Hollingsworth, Banks, Georgia

Jim Woodall/head/29/ 1881 GA/GA/GA

Sarah Woodall/wife/31/ 1879 GA/GA/GA

Lester Woodall/son/4/ 1906 GA

Howard Woodall/son/ 4 mos/ 1909 GA

(Couldn't find any of this Woodall family in in other record)

Reba wouldn't have been born yet, could the parents have passed on??? This is a tough one, but I'm still trying to put it together. Will let you know if I come up with anything.

Kind Regards,
Glenda (Volunteer)
Chicago

Re: Reba Woodall

SteveWoodall53 — 2009-09-08 15:44:19Z

I have a Reba Lavinia Woodall but she married an Sharpton (Not Al). She was born 8 Jul 1913 in Franklin Alabama. Could this be her? Is so please contact me at stevew@rbp.com

Reba Woodall

janiceleigh64 — 2009-09-08 08:26:05Z

Does anyone have information on Reba Woodall. She was born around 1915, but not sure where. I know she did at one time live in Georgia where she married Marion Dunaway. They are my grandparents, now deceased. I sure would like to know more about her. Any info would be appreciated. I am not sure how accurate this is, but as a little girl I was told she grew up on a Cherokee reservation. She was Cherokee with a little Dutch in her. Thank you.

Re: Woodalls in Dudley, England

gwoodall113 — 2009-08-30 10:00:22Z

Hi I am Gareth Woodall, my father is Michael Woodall who grew up in and around Halesowen/Dudley born in 1945. He had a sister, but I dont know much more information past his parents but would welcome any more information.

Gareth b.1978

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

cwdav1 — 2009-08-24 14:02:25Z

Greetings. My email address is cwdav1@mindspring.com. The Archives is usually crowded on the weekend and is closed on Monday so just about any time during the week is ok with me-just let me know. Slaves on the plantation at the time of my relatives were: Harry, Robin, Allen, Elbert, Edy, Adeline, Nancy, Hester, Ann, Susan, Charles, Nathan, Jerry, Joe, Henry, Mary, Charlotte, Eli, Jesse, Charles, Robert, Harriett, Leroy, Fanny and Gus. Hester and her children, Elbert, Henry, Ann, Fanny & Gus were my relatives. Gus was my mother's grandfather whom she lived with for a while. There were others but the names are illegible.

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

awoodall3090 — 2009-08-24 05:10:25Z

Thanks Jack I read that information and I could not get too much from what was there but it created a lot of excitement for me. After reading and comparing my DNA with some of the members in that group I could see some simularities but too far away in my opinion to question. My gr grandad was said to have some indian blood but I didn't question that when I got back my dna results. I think now is the time for me to take a deep interest in my dna results and get all the information I can about it plus some time lines so I can better figure things out. In my mind my family were brought to America early 1800 through Florida then to Georgia after a period they were sold to a family in Virginia who after a generation moved to Georgia and they settled in Americus after 1868 and married and settled down to have children but my dad was not born until 1907 the last child and was 0nly abt 15 when his dad died and was abt 21 when his mom died. He did not share much about his family with his children but my mother knew enough to start me to searching. Some of my other posts will tell you how far I got. I have located about 105 relatives so far.

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

awoodall3090 — 2009-08-24 04:47:08Z

At least you can go that far back. My grandfather Wm Henry Woodall was born abt 1854, and his sister Jane was born abt 1853, brother Louis was born abt 1857. I don't know for a fact but there were two other siblings Elizabeth and Sally. Mother and Dad were Alfred and Sally but I don't have any dates for either. I don't know if the siblings were born before or after the ones I have dates I have mentioned. They were seprerated and moved away after the year of freedom using another surname I'm told. I was also told that Jane, Wm Henry and Louis were sold but wether that was before they were owned by Moses Brown or after but history shows they ended up in Georgia at least by 1870 where they lived till their deaths. Virginia was the other place they lived I'm told and my grandfather showed up on a plantation in Americus of G. W. Harris who is also from Virginia my research tells me. The 1910 census of my gr aunt Jane says her parents were from Florida so my take is they were sold from Georgia to Virginia and came back again with the Harris family.

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

awoodall3090 — 2009-08-24 04:25:38Z

Reading your post and with the information you shared with me I was wondering if Leroy Woodall had other slaves on his plantation other than your family members. I don't have that information about my family so finding other information about them is tough. My gr,gr grandfather is Alfred Woodall. This information is on the death certificate of my grandfather. There is no mention of my grandmother because the question was Mothers maiden name and of coarse my uncle didn't know that information. We were told by my mother that Moses Brown was the slave owner of my grandparents but it was not clear if he was the last owner before the year of freedom. The question is were there any mention of other on the plantation in that inventory and appraisement report and who might they be. I could meet you at the Archives to get a handle of that information.

Semper Fi 05-19- 1950

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

ront53 — 2009-08-18 17:56:19Z

Bill Minnick known as "Wild Bill" was a professional motor cycle racer for Harley Davidson. He was killed in 1926 while racing after setting several records. You can Google him and his fellow racers, Jim Davis, and Joe Petralli. He would have been Donald Woodall's stepfather. Rae Hufford, Donald Woodall mother was married 6 times and the first was Bill Minnick. I have a 1926 photo of him and his obit if you would like.

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

awoodall3090 — 2009-08-24 04:21:42Z

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

awoodall3090 — 2009-07-30 17:04:02Z

I finally got around to reading a reply you placed on the message board. My Mom said that Moses Brown of Valdosta was the owner of my parents. Since most slaves took their owners name I wonder how we got the name Woodall. Thats the association I have been looking for. Somewhere along the line they must have been owned by someone named Woodall. My grandfather was on a farm in 1870 owned by a George W Harris whose father George was living in Virginia 1850's 60's when George W showed up living in Georgia. In 1860 M A Brown shows up for Moses with an overseer with slaves that fit my folks description. It would appear that Moses was deceased at that time. Then in 1870 my grandfather shows up on the Harris Farm. My mother says they were sold but didn't say which way wether from Ga to VA or the other way around. But as I said in my previous message any help would be appreciated. There were other members of my family that changed their name and moved off to other places. Haven't got a clue to where but have ideas what name they took which may help solve the riddle of who owned them first.

Re: Jonathan Woodall in GA, bn. 1740 Scotland

hwdearing — 2009-06-03 20:14:18Z

My ancestor is Zephaniah Harvey Woodall, brother of John Woodall. According to A History of Morgan County, Alabama, by John Knox, the two brothers, John and Zepheniah Woodall came to Alabama Territory from Milledgville, GA., in 1817, and "located in Cotaco county (later renamed Morgan Co.) ... about the center of it which is now between Hartselle and Somerville. ... they married two Vest sisters [Mary and Luvina] ... not long until in that part of the county, twenty-four double cousins came into being from said marriages...." I was unaware of any other siblings of these two brothers and I would be grateful if you will share your knowledge of them with me, and also cemetery knowledge. (Zephaniah and Luvina are buried in Iuka, Mississippi.) None of the Woodall researchers I know have been able to document further back, but several have the names of their parents as Jonathan Woodall and Lincey Harvey. A descendant of Zephaniah's has submitted DNA for testing and we are waiting for any connection. Helen Dearing

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

billywoodall44 — 2009-08-18 23:15:08Z

Please send me a copy of the photo.
Thank you

Billy
bww@nctc.com

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

billywoodall44 — 2009-08-18 23:15:07Z

Please send me a copy of the photo.
Thank you

Billy
bww@nctc.com

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

billywoodall44 — 2009-08-18 23:15:06Z

Please send me a copy of the photo.
Thank you

Billy
bww@nctc.com

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

wcrice77 — 2009-07-06 14:13:46Z

Karen,

I answered on another thread to this question. My mother was named Marrine Frances Woodall who was born in Atlanta in 1934 ( I believe). She lived a large part of her life in Portland Oregon where I was born. Is it possible you have the first and middle names swapped? Please contact me.

Wayne Carl Rice (Woodall)

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

wcrice77 — 2009-07-06 02:51:16Z

Karen,

I just happened to have come across your post today. My mother's name was Marrine Frances Woodall. Not exactly the same namme your looking for but pretty close and your other references are close.

She lived in Portland but came from Georgia.
Wayon Woodall was her father.

She died in 1971.

Wayne Rice

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

wcrice77 — 2009-07-09 05:39:08Z

My email is wcrice77@gmail.com

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

wcrice77 — 2009-07-09 05:21:14Z

Karen,

You are correct, I was adopted by my biological mother's friend, Beryl Rice and her husband Ronald Rice when I was 13. I was born in Portland in 1953. Probably 2 - 4 years before you. I call both Beryl and Marrine mother. Beryl died in 1995. Beryl never told me she was involved in your adoption. But she did mention that Marrine had a daughter and went to California to give her up for adoption. I asked Beryl for more info but she said she didn't know anything more. I can see why she might have told your mother not to let you know Marrine's family. She was probably thinking of Marrine's mother (my grandmother). Marrine's mother was overbearing. Marrine wanted to put me up for adoption but my grandmother wouldn't let her. I'm sure Marrine went to California to get away from her mother and attempt to give you the best start possible. There's a lot more on this subject but I'd like not to put it in this public forum.

Here's some basic info:

My mother's name was Marrine Frances Woodall and she was born in Atlanta (or close by) in 1934 I believe. She has a brother (Bubby - He wasn't aware of you when I asked) who still lives in Portland. Her mother (Helen) died in 1977 in Portland also. Marrine had another son (George) which I haven't been able to contact for the last couple of years. Marrine spent a large part of her life in Portland Oregon where I was born in 1953. Helen was originally a Jointer but married into the Woodall family (She married Wayon -- pronounced Wayne) in Atlanta. They divorced and Wayon died in 1941.

Helen had 4 siblings which one of them is still alive in New Haven Connecticut. (I've not been good about keeping in touch).

I have a fair number of family pictures.

I'd very much like to talk to you.
Is ksnyder1955@yahoo.com your email?
We can exchange phone numbers and arrange to talk if you feel comfortable.

Wayne

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

ksnyder1955 — 2009-07-09 03:24:58Z

The name Frances Marrine Woodall was the name my birth mother signed on the adoption papers. The last name Rice (which I noticed was yours) was a friend of hers . I have a letter written by this Rice woman that told my adopted mother what she would need for a baby. She also said that it would not be wise for me to know my birth mother's family. No reason given why she said this. Maybe we are related, I don't know. Please may I have more information?
Karen

Re: Looking for Frances Marrine Woodall

ksnyder1955 — 2009-07-09 10:36:49Z

Wayne,
Yes, that is my email. I am not sure I am your sister; the letter from Rice shows different first names for the Rice family. Betty and J.H. & a daughter (5) named Sherry.Also, she was pregnant with another child that would have been due around April 1st. If it at all possible, could you send me pictures of Marrine and your mom, Beryl, through email? My Mom would know if they were the same people since they personally knew each other.
Karen

Re: Carl Woodall

ksnyder1955 — 2009-07-29 04:20:04Z

Would he have had a sister named Marrine? Was his mother's name Helen?

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

djgriffin2003 — 2009-08-19 00:39:57Z

Pix that my grandmother had of Bill Minnick :)

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

djgriffin2003 — 2009-08-18 23:54:39Z

This is so wild! Rae Hufford was my grandmother - how are you related to the family?

She always said Bill was the love of her life :) She told my cousin Donna and I she was married five times - but we were never allowed to ask about them! Do you know who the six were?

Deb Griffin
djgriffin2003@yahoo.com

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

djgriffin2003 — 2009-08-18 04:25:02Z

He was my uncle...
And regarding another post by you - I know a little about Bill Minnick.

Re: Donald Woodall of DE

djgriffin2003 — 2009-08-18 04:23:32Z

He was my uncle...

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

cwdav1 — 2009-07-24 09:33:49Z

I found my family with correct names as slaves in the Inventory & Appraisement report of the estate of Leroy Woodall who had died in Jones Co. GA in 1845 and left them to his minor children. Subsequent reports for the heirs continued to name my gggrandmother Hester. As she had children, she was listed as "Hester and her children ...(names)" My ggrandfather - Gus, was eventually named as one of her children in the reports of the 1860s & the "Final Report" dated 25 Feb 1864.

Leroy Woodall was the son of John Woodall who died in Jones Co. circa 1839, John's parents were John Woodall and Dorothy Pledge Woodall of Wilkes Co. GA etc.

Good luck on your search; our's is especially problematic.

Re: Woodalls in Dudley, England

ChristopherHale13 — 2009-07-06 02:35:55Z

Hi David,
My name is Chris Hale now living in Australia. My g/gfather Isaiah Woodall founded the firm of Isaiah Woodall & Sons, Fender & Hearth Furniture Mfrs. at Porter's Field, Dudley.
He lived at 45 Cromwell Street, then 80 Cromwell Street and finally 18 Dixon's Green.
He married Sarah Jane Devall in 1882, whose father John Devall ran the Grocer's Shop at 32-33 Cromwell Street, Kate's Hill for 30 years.
My grandfather Ernest Wilfred Woodall married Gladys Amy Wright in 1911. John George Wright, her father, was a Boot & Shoe Mfr. and lived at 50 King Street.
If your family lived in Fir Street, I take it you must be related to Mrs. Woodall of Hadyn House or to Samuel Woodall of Montrose Villas, Fir Street ( Ref. Kelly's unbelievable 1900 Directory of Worcestershire).Chris.

Incorrect enumertator entry in 1891 U.K. Census for Dudley, Worcestershire.

ChristopherHale13 — 2009-07-06 00:09:15Z

Second son of Isaiah Woodall, who founded Isaiah Woodall & Sons, Fender and Hearth Furniture Mfr at Porter's Field, Dudley.
The last entry for the children of Isaiah Woodall and Sarah Jane (nee Devall), my great grandparents, is a total mess and should read Ernest Wilfred (spelt with an 'e' not an 'i')Woodall, and not Horace R.
Ernest Wilfred Woodall, my grandfather, was born 10th Jan 1887 at 45 Cromwell Street, Kate's Hill, Dudley. Registration was 12th Feb 1887.
To further confuse the issue the original birth certificate also spells Wilfred with an 'i' instead of an 'e'! - although all future certificates spell Wilfred with an'e'.

William Wagner Woodall Born 1818

SteveWoodall53 — 2009-06-07 21:12:28Z

I am curious if there are any other researchers on out there lurking on. I decend through William Wagner and we have proven through DNA that William was a Cherokee Indian.

Our family has been on the North American Continenant for between 8,000 and 12,000 years.

You can contact me directly at stevewoodall7@att.net or stevew@rbp.com

Re: Jonathan Woodall in GA, bn. 1740 Scotland

SteveWoodall53 — 2009-06-07 21:05:51Z

Cathy,

Would you mind sending me what you have on your family from Bedford Franklin to present. I do not have anything in my files for the more recent family members.

Also, no one has been able to get beyond Jonathan 1740. This is a strange one. If you ahve any Woodall men in your family it would be good if we could get their DNA. That could help us greatly in the search.

My direct email is stevewoodall7@att.net.

I am not a direction relationship fro mthis Woodall family but am researching all Woodall families. You may also find the Woodall DNA site helpful to you.

http://home.roadrunner.com/~woodalldna/

Steve

Re: Woodall family in Georgia

SteveWoodall53 — 2009-08-09 19:16:29Z

Do you have any names and dates of your ancestors?

My Woodall's are the only know American Indian (male line) in the family. I understand your frustration with the research. We are stuck at 1818.

Re: RE: IS THIS SAME Jonathan Woodall/ GA / married Elizabeth Baker?

SteveWoodall53 — 2009-08-09 19:05:00Z

The Jonathan I have married Lincy Harvey.

The Robert Woodall is Robert John Woodall. His parents were John woodall and Dorothy Pledge.
Jonathan Woodall who married Elizabet Baker is Robert Johns brother. Archibald is their son.

WOODALL Viola R 1897-1978

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-22 14:42:26Z

WOODALL Viola R 1897-1978

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

WOODALL Bessie Lee and Herbert R

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-21 01:01:15Z

WOODALL Bessie Lee and Herbert R

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Matilda Woodall 1851 Dudley

susanfellows71 — 2009-08-14 16:16:20Z

I'm researching Matilda Woodall/ Woodhall, born in Dudley in 1851. She married David Jones. Their daughter Mary Ann is my Great Grandmother on my mothers side. I have not been able to locate a marriage certificate in the Dudley area, although I have a 1871 census from Yorkshire with a possible match for both Matilda and David before their marriage.
Matildas father was Joseph Woodhall, and was living with David and Matilda in 1901. He was born about 1825.

Can anybody help?

Re: Woodalls in Dudley, England

markwoodall25 — 2009-08-17 14:16:56Z

Hello,

My name is Mark Woodall, my late father was called John David Woodall and was born in 1941 and my late grandfather was Sydney Woodall who I believe was born in 1918. My grandfather did live near Buffrey Park, Dudley, when I was a child. That is all I know about the Woodall's apart from one ancestor who use to ride a bicycle with a false leg and rubber band!

Any relevant information would be helpful and interesting.

Cheers... Mark b.1965

RE: IS THIS SAME Jonathan Woodall/ GA / married Elizabeth Baker?

sawh40 — 2009-07-27 14:47:46Z

Is this the Jonanthan Woodall who marr. an Elizabeth Baker?

I am seeking to verify the parents of my Archibals Woodall Sr born ca. 1810 married Jemima Blythe, lived in Baldwin/Jones Co, GA then Yalobusha Co. Miss.

I have gotten 2 differing family sheets form others :
1. One lists Robert Woodall & Susannah Acrees as his parents. T
1.The other lists Jonathan Woodall & E. Baker as his parents.

Re: Jonathan Woodall in GA, bn. 1740 Scotland

despenan1 — 2009-06-08 14:44:51Z

Helen,

If you'll send me your personal email I'll send you lots of information. I have census records, etc. and most of it came from ancestry.com. And my ancestors, Noah Woodall and his brothers, as well as his mother Ellen, were buried at Chestnut Grove Cemetary. Noah was John's grandson. Also, I'm looking for documentation on Jonathan Woodall. The info I've seen say he was born in Scotland, but I've found no documentation to prove it. Do you have anything on him?

Thank you,

Cathy

Re: WOODALL/WOODHALL in the Dudley area, Worcestershire, England

mwoodhall127 — 2009-08-13 23:23:52Z

Antonia,

I am descended from William and Annie Woodhall of Hadley, Middlesex. William's father was James, who was born in Dudley about 1790. If any of this marries up with your ancestors, please write me at mwoodhall@rogers.com

Mike Woodhall