Woodman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Woodman

dreamstar58 — 2009-09-20 15:23:58Z

wow, ty for the info..

Re: John Woodman

seadognews — 2009-09-17 20:36:16Z

Hi Lori, I've just finished a 350 plus page manuscript on the John Woodman family you asked about. John is my GGGrandfather.
Thought you may be interested

Elizabeth C. Woodman

RockofGibraltar — 2009-09-07 04:19:22Z

I have a photo of Elizabeth C. Woodman, taken in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1899. I believe she was a teacher at the English High School in Worcester.

I would like to return her to her family. If you are related to her and want the photo, let me know. I can e-mail a scan if you would like to see it first.

Patricia
prock2@ec.rr.com

Re: Woodman geneology

seadognews — 2009-07-28 15:28:56Z

I see some of the same names in both of our trees. I'm still missing a link. Perhaps if I send you my manuscript you can help me solve the mystery
Shirley

Re: Woodman geneology

seadognews — 2009-07-28 15:05:03Z

Glad to share any info I have

Re: Lydia WOODMAN

seadognews — 2009-07-28 14:59:55Z

Sorry, I don't find a connection

Re: Woodman geneology

seadognews — 2009-07-28 14:55:57Z

I'll help if I can

Re: Lydia WOODMAN

lisastampski — 2009-07-27 19:59:09Z

My paternal grandmother was Norma Jean Woodman born 1926 in MI, her father Glen W Woodman born 1907 also in MI. I am also looking for more information, hope there is a connection.

Re: Woodman geneology

ldworthi1 — 2009-07-26 20:11:55Z

I am very interested. All most all the information I have I got from Rob Roy. Always like to find more.

Re: Woodman geneology

macwoodman — 2009-07-22 21:50:09Z

I would be interested in your Woodman information. My husband is a New England Woodman. I have hit several roadblocks in my genealogy search.

Re: Woodman geneology

robroy47 — 2009-07-22 21:44:43Z

I for one would be interested. I have a good deal on the Woodmans in New England, moving from Mass to Maine at www.genealogy.theroyfamily.com

Rob Roy

Re: Woodman geneology

NIELWRIGHT — 2009-07-22 16:37:39Z

Yes, indeed.

Re: Woodman geneology

seadognews — 2009-07-22 16:01:21Z

I have just finished a 325 pg manuscript on the New England Woodmans. Some migrated to the mid-west.This collection dates back to 1046.This may be of interest to you
Shirley

Re: Edward Woodman 1749

dragon7972 — 2009-07-21 06:06:47Z

well im a woodman researching some family history.so any info that you may have that would help me find out more would be apreciated.
Corey Woodman

WOODMAN James Moris 1923-1957

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-21 01:01:47Z

WOODMAN James Moris 1923-1957

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.

Re: Thomas Woodman

hildegardl1 — 2009-07-13 10:00:36Z

Hi
My grandfather's mother was from St Helena.
She was Caroline Ellen Woodman born on the 14 August 1884.
I dont know who her parents were.She later moved to South Africa where she died in 1969. Her children's names were Percival, Edgar, Ivy, Mary, Lesley, Gordon and Katie.
Hildegard

Robert Woodman from Devon

pmcohen1 — 2009-07-03 20:56:25Z

My great-great-grandfather, Robert Woodman b 1783, settled in New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland about 1812. We believe he was born in Devon, England but do not know the town or parish. He married a local woman named Priscilla and their first son, William, was born in 1815. Other sons were named John, James, Edward and Robert. Daughters were named Catherine, Priscilla and Hannah. Subsequent generations generally repeat these names with the addition of Mary, Thomas and Frederick. Although these are popular names, they may be a clue to the family. Folklore has it that there were brothers who also emigrated, but we have no specifics. If your family has a Robert born in that time frame, but no marriage or death record, or a story of sons who left for North America, I would be delighted to hear from you. Suggestions to solve this mystery are appreciated. Many thanks. Paul.

Re: Eleanor Woodman

billew1952 — 2009-06-27 04:28:46Z

Lee,
I have a fairly complete database of all UK Woodman BMD info plus some Parish Records. If you still need help then contact me on bwoodman@iconz.co.nz

Bill Woodman
Auckland, New Zealand

Parentage of Edward Woodman who married Remember Maverick

PSHELTON — 2008-11-23 18:30:38Z

Does anyone have data on the origins and parentage of Edward Woodman, husband of Remember Maverick? I've seen a lot of pedigrees that have him as a son or grandson of Edward Woodman of Newbury by his wife Joanna. However, a lot of the data for the Newbury Woodmans does not fit the man who was married to Remember Maverick.
I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has data/sources to shed light on this issue.
Thanks

Death of Mr. Thomas H. Woodman in Venezuela

davwayell — 2009-03-03 03:32:11Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Thomas H. Woodman, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Woodman died in Venezuela on August 6, 1925.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

robroy47 — 2009-03-09 23:40:08Z

Thanks, I update it around the first of every month

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

robroy47 — 2009-03-09 12:07:31Z

My Woodman's came through Lewiston and New Gloucester as well. You can check and see if we are connected at www.genealogy.theroyfamily.com

Re: woodmans from cardiff, wales

billew1952 — 2009-06-27 03:21:04Z

Su,

Hi! I have a near-complete database of all Woodman BMD from England & Wales. I found Thomas (1943), Frederick D. (1951) & Robert (1955), all born in Cardiff with a mothers maiden name of DOUGLAS. However, I was unable to find a corresponding marriage (the only 2 Woodman-Douglas marriages I found were both female Woodman's and neither were in Wales). Can you confirm your grandmothers naiden name was Douglas and if they married in England or Wales?

My great-grand Uncle Rowland married a girl from Cardiff and spent the rest of his life there but it appears we are not related at this stage.

Bill Woodman
Auckland, New Zealand

ALICE WOODMAN

crazypatch2 — 2009-06-17 05:08:37Z

We are searching for information on Alice Woodman, born 25 DEC 1862 and died 09 DEC 1931 in Dayton, Ohio. She was married twice: once to Carl Freigau and then to Benjamin Wait. We know some about her in later life, but would like to get the information on her parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: reply to Lisa Jeffrey/Mi Woodmans

woodflex — 2008-12-10 00:31:38Z

Here is what I have:

Russell Floyd Woodman b) 8/16/1919 - d) 1/20/2004

Father

Floyd H Woodman b) 1887 - d) ?

Father

Samuel Woodman b) 4/24/1825 (Canada) d) 2/12/1901

Father

Stephen Samuel Woodman b) 1787 (Maine) d) 9/8/1874

Re: reply to Lisa Jeffrey/Mi Woodmans

woodflex — 2008-12-10 00:30:51Z

Re: Woodman's in Australia

jwoodmancook — 2009-01-04 00:12:38Z

Hi Hayley, I know you wrote in 2000 but just started researching. My Great great grandfather was william woodman married to Eleanor Hepburn in 1852 had daughter Suzanne and Son Thomas Edward (my great grandfather). William drowned in Tamar River around 1859. Two other daughters who obviously died. Please contact if still interested. regards Jan Woodman

Re: Woodman's in Australia

jwoodmancook — 2008-11-15 22:39:07Z

Hi my great great grandfather was William Woodman married to Eleanor Hepburn.He drowned in the Tamar river in 1850's and Eleanor raised her two surviving children Susannah B 1854 and Thomas Edward b 1855 (my great grandfather) with support of William's father John. I know nothing of Eleanor Hepburn and would be greatful if we might assist each other in filling in gaps.

woodmans from cardiff, wales

suwonga — 2009-06-25 19:42:19Z

I'm new to this family tree searching and have little knowledge already. All I know is that my dad, Robert(Bob) Woodman was born in Cardiff in 1955, and was the youngest of 3 brothers, Fred and Tom. I'm unsure of my grandfathers name as he passed away before I was born.
I know this is a limited amount of information, but if anyone has any information, I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Su

Edward Woodman 1749

jlwood2134 — 2009-01-26 01:47:39Z

Seeking others researching Edward Woodman born 1749. Seeking his parents or Clayton relatives. Have much on his descendants. Would like to compare notes with SusanWSnell!

Re: Parentage of Edward Woodman who married Remember Maverick

smithmar126 — 2009-03-29 21:22:46Z

I recently discovered descent from Edward 2 Woodman who married abt. 1627 Joanna Salway.
My next generation is Jonathan 3 Woodman who married Hannah Hilton daughter of Captain William2 Hilton and Sarah Greenleaf Hilton. William 1 Hilton and his brother Edward are considered the founders of NH so I was quite excited about that.
Today I looked in Mayflower Increasings and saw that Remember Maverick married Edward Woodman so I wonder if he is related to my Woodmans who came from Wiltshire, England.
Marilyn

Re: ALICE WOODMAN

harvis_1 — 2009-06-17 07:40:16Z

I have an Alice Woodman born about 1863 in Lambeth, London, England. Her father was Matthew and mother was Charlotte Susan Primmett.I have no record of Alice's mariage. Do you see a connection?
harvis_1

Re: Woodman's in Australia

harvis_1 — 2008-11-19 09:36:56Z

Sorry, we do not have a connection.
I have two William Woodmans. First born 1794 in Lambeth, Surrey, England, he is my 3rd Gt G/father and second born in Lambeth, Surrey, England, he is my Gt Grand Uncle.
Happy hunting.
harvis_1

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

sjcjwoodman — 2009-02-19 10:52:21Z

Amazing. I have been watching this message board for five years now, and somthing new. I am also from Samuel's line, (then his son James) and as you will see, my dad chose a fitting Woodman name for me! I also have much info on the family and am more than happy to share with you.

sj.cj.woodman@hotmail.com

Re: Thomas Woodman

alipete165 — 2009-06-17 08:12:30Z

Hi, I can tell you about Thomas, After his time on a ship where he named Woodman Point. He spent his life in Beaconsfeild Tasmania, as a shopkeeper and prominent Town leader my cousin is currently doing a family History.
Regards Peter W

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

whask — 2009-03-09 23:29:00Z

I am related through Mary Woodman, daughter of Joshua and Eunice Woodman. Mary married Eliphalet Haskell, who is my gggg-grandfather. Your site is very helpful.

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

whask — 2009-03-09 23:26:04Z

Hi Mike,

Here is the procedure to find the gravestones -

If you go to the main search screen for Find-A-Grave (for non-famous people)and type "woodman" in the last name field, then go down towards the bottom and in "cemetery in:" pick United States, then pick Maine, then click search and you will get all the Woodman's that have been entered in the state of Maine. Scroll down through the search results list and you will see several in Lower Corner Cemetery, New Gloucester. If you click on one of those you should see a menu on the left side of the page and there should be an option to find other Woodmans listed in Lower Corner Cemetery. Hope that helps.

The following website lists a number of Woodmans - http://genealogy.theroyfamily.com/index.htm

Re: Edward Woodman 1749

susanpankratz — 2009-03-26 01:19:22Z

Wow, I finally found your message. I'm getting back to
genealogy. I'm having trouble finding Quaker records for
the Valley meeting (was part of the Radnor meeting). I wanted a copy of the minutes where Sarah Stephens was disowned.

I also can't seem to verify that Benjamin Smith Woodman was the son of Henry Woodman and Mary Smith. He doesn't show up in any census record with his father Henry. Do you have any copies of records for Benjamin?

I'm off to check out your tree. Thank you, Susan P.

Re: CHARLES OR LYMAN WOODMAN

tobenwoodman — 2009-02-11 08:23:34Z

If your still looking... Lyman Woodman was my Grandfather.
Before he died he spent years putting together a family tree dating back 200 years. From England to America it stretched over 10 feet on paper. I've missplaced it but can contact my brother to get a copy if your interested.

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

MichaelAmato727 — 2009-03-08 23:38:34Z

I forgot to mention that I went to the graves site but could not access the photos you mentioned.

Can you let me know the procedure.

Thanks, Mike Amato

Re: Woodman Family - New Gloucester, Maine

MichaelAmato727 — 2009-03-08 23:28:27Z

Sorry it's been a long time in responding.
I am married to a Woodman who traces her ancestry back to the Woodmans of Newbury MA.

I notice you have a lot of them in your lineage inclusing some back to Newbury and probably share some of them. Someone on the web has published a big history of the family. If you're interested I'll try to find that place again.

My wife came from Norway. Her father was Heman Woodman who owned Woodman's Sporting Goods Store there. His family came from Lewiston/Augusta area
I would be interested in the Photos you mentioned.

I also have a genealogy of the Woodman family. There's a copy in the New England Genealogical Society library.Let me know if you would like any info.

Sincerely, Mike Amato (not related to the sub shop owners)

Re: Thomas Woodman

lisaboggis1 — 2008-12-12 16:19:25Z

my muns family name was woodman her dad was patrick and he had sisters , and his dad was patrick

Thomas Woodman

zeekpooh — 2009-04-11 18:59:33Z

Any info on this fellow. Born around London, early 1900's. might have beem married to Khol. thanks.

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

bkgg2732 — 2009-02-12 11:02:20Z

Five years on probably nobody's looking. I'm descended from Samuel and Charity's eldest son William, (of two) who was born on the ship on their way here. Can help. Jenny

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

bkgg2732 — 2009-02-22 13:14:15Z

Wow! Family I didn't know I had.

William Woodman - Elizabeth Beddoe
Jessie Woodman - Thomas F. Major
Donald James Major - Norma Lucas
Jennifer Ann Major - Keith Roy Bottcher
(three children, seven grands)

My email is jennybee@cybanet.net.au if anyone wants to talk off the list. Great to know there are more of us out there!
Jenny

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

bkgg2732 — 2009-03-18 09:39:56Z

I have recently come into possession of two Bibles, both handed down to my father by William's daughter Ethel Elster (Bateman) who died in 1971. One is inscribed "To William Woodmam from his affectionate aunt, Mary Harris, May 1st 1852." The second has "Charity Harris, D'Hasitree?, Jersey, 1846." The next page has "William Woodman, borm 1851 at sea, birth registered Adelaide. (Different writing for this next one.) Samuel Henry Woodman, born on 25 day of May 1854 at Muckleford."

We had a family reunion in 1976 at William's farm, but it also included all Samuel of Muckleford's descendants we could find at the time. Samuel Snr's youngest daughter Alice also married and lived in our district, and we knew many of the the Muckleford lot and the Tatura rellies. Jenny

William Joseph Woodman

wooddunny — 2009-02-03 05:15:26Z

Anyone know of a William Joseph Woodman born in Fulham London England about 1867?? Had two sons John Ernest[Jack] and George Joseph Eric b. in 1913[he is our direct line] in Fulham also,two daughters Doris b. in 1911 and Edie who died in 1933 aged 21. William had three daughters from a previous marriage to Elizabeth; Florence, Ada Dorothy and May Elizabeth his second marriage was in 1906 to my husbands "Nanna" Edith Louise [nee Hyland] Thank you
Queensland Woodmans

William Joseph Woodman

wooddunny — 2009-06-08 11:34:11Z

Researching William Joseph Woodman born in Kensington London in 1867 he was married twice,three daughters from his marriage in 1888, I am interested in tracing folk from his second marriage to Edith Louisa nee Hyland in 1906. This union produced four children, one of whom was my father-in law George Joseph Eric[Woodman], he had an older brother Ernest John[Jack] and two older sisters Edie, [who died when she was just 21] and Doris born in 1911. Thanks from Richard and Rita in Queensland Australia.

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

Arlie_Stafford — 2009-03-18 11:18:55Z

Jenny,

did you co-author a booklet once upon a time? I have a "reunion" style publication in my possession (on loan from mother-in-law) and was wondering if it's from the reunion you mention in your latest posting.

Must catch up! I need to get up to date with what I know and what I have - stay in touch please.

Arlie

Re: Woodman Family, Bow, Devon, England

Arlie_Stafford — 2009-02-19 12:39:27Z

Yes, I agree it is amazing - and very good too.

We now have our own Samuel!

I am totally out of sync with my old research (busy with family) but would really love to get back into it.

Arlie