Woodring - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Amanda Elizabeth Woodring, PA

ranchwoo — 2009-11-11 03:01:46Z

I have some unsubstantiated information that the Amanda Elizabeth Woodring that married Henry Clay Johnson may have been the daughter of John Worting and Catherine. Don’t know when the spelling of the last name changed. Any of this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Amanda Elizabeth Woodring, PA

Sandragober2 — 2009-11-11 00:06:10Z

The bible that I have has what might me Amma. Elizabeth Woodring, maiden name was Rausch. She was the mother of Carl Woodring.

Re: Aaron

DonLake — 2009-10-10 15:46:30Z

Kate - Contact me off-list at delake35@comcast.net.

We have mutual interest here. Aaron is a part of my wife's line.

Don

Re: Woodrings of PA

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-09-17 13:23:21Z

Kate, email me at myrnads@yahoo.com I have your family in my line, and I have a Woodring website I will send you an invitation to join us.

Re: Woodrings of PA

KF817 — 2009-09-15 02:19:00Z

Hello,

Interested in the Woodring Family of:

Aaron Woodring [born in either Maryland or Pennsylvania and found on the 1870 census in Pennsylvania] and Elizabeth unknown ...had child:
Daniel born in 1836

Daniel marries Mary Ann Unknown ....has children:
David
George H.
Elizabeth
Margaret
Mary B.
Aaron
John
Rebecca
Joseph.

Help?
Kate

Re: Cyrus Woodring

jlmurray591 — 2009-08-29 00:06:13Z

Bob, I closest I can come, geographically, is James Stephen,
b. 1859, VA, living in Sioux county, NE (next to Dawes county) on the 1880 census, Snake Creek Station, living with a William Johnson. I don't find him on later census reports.
Did James and Elma have children?
The time period James and Elma were in Dawes county would have been a very hard existance. The blizzard of 1888 changed many Nebraskans lives.
The latest I find Elma, is on the 1930 census, widowed, living with dau. Adeline and s.i.l. John S. Hutchins in CO.
I fear it is unlikely you will find your James Stephen if he died pre 1890 in NE.
I wonder about the James Stephen in Sioux county. What would bring him out to that area of NE? Maybe a scout for the military???
Sorry couldn't be of more help.
Jean

Re: Hiram Woodring

mllmclellan — 2009-08-29 00:05:13Z

Hi my name is Merry - in my line I have Hiram Woodring brother I believe to your Julia. Hiram d- in Stockville, Ne and is buried there also, along with his wife Mattie Sanders.

I don't have anything on Stephens but will keep and eye out ofr information while doing my research.

Good luck

Cyrus Woodring

2009-08-28 21:12:54Z

I have been tracking my Great Grandparents for years now. I have them narrowed to Frontier County Ne. in 1893. At least I found the following;
James R. Stephen and his wife Elma Stephen bought a farm in Dawes Co. near Chadron, in 1887. In 1888 they lost the farm due to legalities, and unpaid bills. I have no info on thier marriage. Her maiden name is Julia Elma Woodring. Her father Cyrus Woodring died in 1900 in Salem Ne. Her Mother Mary died there shortly after.
I have no info on James R. Stephen, where he lived, was born, died?I don't know if they divorced, or if he left her.
Cyrus' kids; Hiram,Clara May, and Clarence W. all lived in Frontier Co. I have some info on thier decendants.
Lucy Mc Cants died there in April of 1892. On Aug 17, 1893 My Great grandmother married George M. Mc Cants ( I believe in Stockville Ne.)
Is there a record of that marriage somewhere? Any info on the fate of James R. Stephen? Any leads you can direct me to?
Thanks, Bob Stephen

Re: connection

MOM50 — 2009-08-16 16:20:11Z

The Woodring line may not have American Indian heritage, but the Vautrin line in Canada has married into Miami lines from the Detroit area.

Re: connection

wendykpa — 2009-08-13 23:48:33Z

We definitely have American Indian in us. I feel it not only spiritually but with the words my own mother had said for years and the things that she had experienced -- both as a child and adult. I will never be convinced that we are not part American Indian and I will prove it one day. According to my church it's almost impossible to trace the lineage of our ancestry if they are American Indian as they didn't keep records many years back. It's in us and its been there since the first true native American stepped foot in America. Many of my friends say they can tell by my photos also. I might post one tonight and one of my mother.

Yes I will let you know how the test turn out when I have them done :)

Re: connection

abby1620 — 2009-08-10 00:24:16Z

As I said in my last reply,every Pine I meet tells me that we have Indian in us.I have yet to find the connection.I have been researching since 2002, and I have went back to the year 1580.I have a direct line back to England, so if we have Indian blood in us I would like to know myself.As far as the Lenni-Lenape tribe traveling through the town you grew up in has nothing to do with the Pine family considering the New Jersey Pine's went from Cape May, to Blackwood and then to Gloucester. So the Pine Family was already well establish before they went to your town of Gloucester.If you decide to get the genetic testing could you let me know how it works out for you.

Re: tribe

wendykpa — 2009-08-10 00:23:30Z

From a conversation from a friend that has been supporting me in this...had said that the American Indians I speak of she believes is the Lenni- Lenape tribe. They did travel through the town I grew up in when In New Jersey. I have a web site showing their tracks. I was excited to know they were once there in my home town. So there could be a connection there.

Re: American Indian connection

wendykpa — 2009-08-10 00:23:01Z

Huh?

Who are you? Every Pine you speak too says we have American Indian in them? Well that says a lot doesn't it! :)

I know the truth and to end all of this nonsence -- I am going to have genetic screening done. That will reveal it all. I am so willing to keep you posted. If you are related -- feel free to send me an e-mail and give your phone number. I really need to know who or where you come from?

Re: American Indian connection

wendykpa — 2009-08-10 00:22:21Z

Ok if this clears it all up...

My mother spoke of the american Indians a lot. (Sarah Jane Lonabaugh) She told me that her family was decendants of the American Indians of South Jersey. I was very close to my mother....

And...

For all that it's worth...she was soo curious of her background (as she needed answers) she attended seances with a family memeber that lived across the street from us. Her name was Viola...I called her aunt Vi. Well to make a long story short -- An American Indian had revealed himself and stood behind her, smiling. My mother didn't move an inch as she felt his presence. He then put his arm around her and she said "you are big wompum" and my aunt said he was telling her that she was worth much. The entire table watched him as he had a strong attachment to my mother (I wasn't there as she wouldn't allow me to )He stood there in "Chief" attire. The Indian was very strong spiritually as the seance progressed. He told her and the group that he and others of the reservation was keeping a watchful eye on her family. (she heard his voice but still did not turn around to look at that time) He would not leave her side. There was many other spirits there that night as my mother told me. Most were American Indians. I have been getting a lot of slack over the fact that I continue to pursue the many conversations I had during my life with my mother. My sister still deny's this truth of who we are. Somehow or someday I pray to prove my heritage. My mother had always known but after making contact in the spirit world -- she was then convinced. I could write much more about this subject but time won't allow tonight. I had started the first string with "lil love falcon" as it is my yahoo account but had always felt a connection to that name. Also I need to say that the seance my mother attended was not at all evil. And to this day I feel the protection of my spirit family and had miracles in my life that were documented to my church. I know all that my mother felt that night because I still feel it today. Before she even went to that seance, she told me we were part American Indian. I know it and feel it. I hope there is someone out there that can help clarify it. I was told that I could even get genetic screening -- I am so willing. Thank you everyone for the help in my search and such kind words. it was also nice to see that there are Indians in another state even with the name Pine :)

Happy in the truth,
Wendy

Re: heritage

wendykpa — 2009-08-10 00:20:36Z

Thank you Mel :)

It didn't confuse me. I know in my heart and soul that I am part of the American Indian heritage. Not sure where at down the line but it's a strong feeling as my mother had.

I'll never give up...

God bless

Re: Pine

Evelyn_WoodringWillis — 2009-07-30 14:30:58Z

I am a Pine also. Well my grandmother was. She was Mary Emma Pine and married my grandfather Edward Lonabaugh and lived in Gloucester. My mom was Sarah Jane Lonabaugh Woodring. I am wondering what else you know. I am also curious how oyu got so many pictures of my late brother Raymond. We are cousins. I seem to recall a Mary Pine years ago, a cousin. I am 64 and now live in Swedesboro. Contact me. My email is..

kris4245@yahoo.com My name is Evelyn and I also have a sister wendy. Thanks

Josiah B Woodring Bethlehem PA

dfolk83120 — 2009-07-29 23:01:02Z

I am looking for family history of Josiah B Woodring of Bethlehem PA. b. May 1838 m. March 1860 (Christianna Knauss) d. 17 March 1910. He was my great great Grandfather.

Donald Folk

Re: family website

CHASJANCOLE — 2009-06-01 20:53:15Z

jan cole
wildcatL72@aol.com

Re: family website

CHASJANCOLE — 2009-06-01 20:52:33Z

I would like an invite to the website. My Woodrings started in Pa, moved to Iowa then to Kansas.
Jan

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

Blanche_Davis — 2008-10-30 18:17:54Z

I am the niece of Roscoe Woodring and Fern Snyder.
Let me know what you need and I'm pretty sure I can help you
You may email me at bidavis922@aol.com

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

Blanche_Davis — 2008-10-30 18:17:28Z

Roscoe A Woodring was born in Peru, In on Aug. 3 1921 to Clyde A Woodring and Bessie M Ausman Fern Snyder was Born In Onward, In Oct. 3 1926. They had nine children all living but 1

Re: Fern Woodring

Blanche_Davis — 2008-10-30 18:16:55Z

Fern Woodrings Parents were Minnie and Jessie Snyder. They lived in Onward Indiana. I could be wrong but I think Minnies maiden name was also Snyder

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

Blanche_Davis — 2008-10-29 21:41:52Z

Hi, Your grandma Fern is my cousin, and Fern Woodring is my aunt. I don't know which of fern grandchildren you are but If you cantact me I'll give you what I have on the Woodring family tree Email me at bidavis922@aol.com

Re: the woodring heritage

cjhoh1 — 2008-08-20 14:38:33Z

My Father was Charles Woodring, he had a Brother Melvin who lived in CA, is this your Father?

Re: Totten / Woodring

BSKTBTQUE1 — 2009-05-25 14:48:10Z

Thank you....

Elizabeth Totten Woodring married to a Samuel Woodring.

Hope someone recognizes this family.

Re: Woodrings of PA, GA, Ohio. and MO

BSKTBTQUE1 — 2009-05-25 14:47:19Z

Hi

Do you have the name TOTTEN connected to your PA Woodrings? I have an Elizabeth Totten.

Thanks
Marie

Re: Jeremiah Woodring

greenrabbit1 — 2008-10-09 16:49:49Z

I have good information on Jeremiah Woodring from OH that moved to IN then on to KS where he died and is burried. Email me at greenrabbit@hughes.net.

Re: WOODRING, HARLEY AND HIS BROTHER GILBERT

mjdall — 2009-01-02 02:13:55Z

A reply to your message was posted to the Woodring mailing list. You can see the reply here:

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/WOODRING/2009-...

Regards,
Woodring list/board administrator

Re: woodring family

abby1620 — 2008-09-16 19:05:37Z

I know the Pine's you referring to,I am one of them.Mary Lonabough and my grandfather were first cousins.The name Pine is English not Indian.Every Pine I know or meet think that they have Indian in them,but I have yet to find a connection to any Indians.You can email me direct,I do have alot of information if you want to share anything.
Terry
terry1056@comcast.net

Re: family website

SearcherN — 2009-06-01 20:52:00Z

I would like to be invited to join your website, please.

Re: family website

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-05-25 14:49:42Z

Please email me at myrna43@woh.rr.com I need your name and email address.

Re: family website

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-06-01 20:52:16Z

If you send me your name and email address I can send you an invitation to the Woodring website.

Woodrings of PA, GA, Ohio. and MO...family website

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-05-13 13:28:30Z

I have a Woodring family website on Woodrings from Pennsylvania, Georgia, Ohio, and Ripley County, Missouri. If you would like to join this family website let me know and I will send you an invitation. Please post here, and I will be notified of your post and send you an invitation.

Re: Totten

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-05-25 14:47:37Z

No, sorry, don't have any Tottens in my files.

Re: family website

Genealogysmyhobby — 2009-06-01 20:52:54Z

If you send me your name and email address I will send an invitation to you.

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring-Fern's relations

piper7x3 — 2008-09-09 13:56:13Z

His oldest daughter, Fern, is my grandma. As for my great-grandma, Fern (Snyder), I will try and make it a point to ask her about her side of the family. I can try to go over to her house this weekend if she is not busy.

In the meantime you can contact me directly... I will email you as well. Thanks.

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

piper7x3 — 2008-09-09 13:55:23Z

Roscoe Woodring was my great-grandpa. Contact me for more information if need be.

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

piper7x3 — 2008-09-08 13:39:35Z

Roscoe is from Indiana. He lived here in Howard County most of his life.

WOODRING William E -1929

t42Parkdale — 2009-03-30 00:02:00Z

WOODRING William E -1929

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,514 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: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

DSnyderRexroad — 2008-09-08 09:58:46Z

Hi, I was wondering what area He was from? Though i've not
come across that name,I have Woodring's and Snyder's in my line and would be interested in knowing more about both,but
especially who Fern's parents are............Debbie

Woodring Reunion 2008 in Ohio

DSnyderRexroad — 2008-08-13 12:26:04Z

Hi, For anyone who might be interested there is a Woodring
Reunion at the Kidrich Park in Hayesville,OH from 12-3pm
bring covered dish.

Re: Reunion

DSnyderRexroad — 2008-08-20 14:41:03Z

Sorry, I forgot to put the date, Sunday August,24,2008

George Woodring/and 3 Wives

DSnyderRexroad — 2008-08-20 14:40:21Z

Hi, Still looking for info and pictures of George W.Woodring
and his 3 wive's, Rachael Menefee/Menifee,Luvina Connolly/
Connoley or any other various spellings,and Anna Smith.Also
looking for info on Georges children,but especially on the
2 he had with Luvina,George Coleman Woodring,and Stella
Woodring who was said to have been raised by her maternal
grandparents the Connolly's. Here is a list of George's kids

1. Nancy Ellen Woodring
2. Evaline Woodring
3. George Coleman Woodring
4. Stella Woodring
5. William Woodring
6. Mary Rebecca Woodring (My Grandmother)
7. Katherine Woodring
8. Marion(Boone)Woodring
9. Edward Woodring
10. Lulu Woodring
11. Stella Francis Woodring
12. Grace Woodring

Children 1 & 2 are with Rachael
" " " " 3 & 4 are with Luvina
" " " " 5 thru 12 are with Anna

Also looking for pictures of Georges parents David & Mary
(Corbin)Woodring would truly appreciate any and help I can
get,if you respond please but Woodring in suibject line,my
email is dssr59@yahoo.com thanks........Debbie

Re: John R. Brinkley

biz211 — 2008-09-04 21:33:58Z

Hi, I've been reading up on Billy Bryson's half brother, Dr. John R. Brinkley. John R. Brinkley was famous for implanting goat reproductive glands into men with a claim it would improve virility. He became very rich and very famous. An interesting story. The university of KY published a book about him entitled The Bazaar Careers of John R. Brinkley. I'd really like to learn more about Billy Bryson, Alice's Husband. I'd appreciate any information you have. By the way, Bascom was my grandfather. He was married to Ollie Gunter. My dad is Hubert Gentry Bryson married to Mazana Cauble.

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

lady_of_ruby — 2008-09-09 13:55:50Z

As a guest subscriber I can contact you directly, but would love to have more information. You can contact me at lady_of_ruby@hotmail.com. Which of his children was your grandparent? Do you know where Fern's relations were from? It has been so many years I thought for sure that I had hit a dead end on any connections :) thanks for any leads.

Re: Woodring

gfisherkelly — 2008-09-18 17:47:31Z

I don't know how far back you are looking for a Franklin Woodring, but there is one in my family, born in the 1870s?, who lived in Hazleton and then moved to Trenton NJ

Re: Looking for relatives of Roscoe Woodring

Trillian70 — 2008-09-09 13:57:07Z

That is part of what I am trying to find out as well as I my husband says his grandparents are from IN, my grandparents (Snyder were from IL but married into Scott family in MS). When I found that his grandmother was a Snyder as well, I started looking. I do not have any living relatives that remember enough to tell me names and relations unfortunately. So am anxiously awaiting information that will allow me to either connect the two or not. It would be wonderful to find new leads on both families at once.

Re: Woodrings of PA, GA, Ohio. and MO...family website

ranchwoo — 2009-05-25 14:48:31Z

Please add me to your list. I am looking for Amanda Elizabeth Woodring (1843-1882). Married Henry Clay Johns(t)on in Pottsville, PA sometime between 1866 and 1872.

Re: WOODRING, HARLEY AND HIS BROTHER GILBERT

christyo78 — 2009-01-02 01:54:01Z

Dear Jean,

Do you still use this site, I too have tried contacting you but your email is no longer active.

Please feel free to contact me directly.

socalsunshine (at) hotmail.com

My name is Ira Wayne Owens and I would like to talk to you more about the Woodring family name.

Thank you.

WOODRING Family of Ripley County, MO

Becky Pyland Davis — 2009-01-24 22:34:31Z

As I was searching for my family, I ran across this forum. I started a Ripley County MO and Allied Families website at MyFamily.com. And some of the surnames that I have found include the WOODRING family, which I am related to.

We are growing and have several folks researching families from Ripley County, MO
If you would like to become a member, please contact me privately at: becdavis@centurytel.net I will gladly send you an invitation and once you log in you then become a member.

It is a free site to members and you can post anything and everything you want regarding genealogy.

Thank you for taking time to read this post.

Becky Pyland Davis Marshfield, MO