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Re: Georgia Wooliver/Woolever

CaroleIreneCrismonCook — 2009-10-25 20:54:04Z

Georga/Georga Leona Crismon married Samuel Claude Black on 17 December 1926.

I do not know when she married Mr. Wooliver/Woolever or even what Mr. Wooliever/Woolever's first name was. If you know his first name, please share it with me.

Re: Georgia Wooliver/Woolever

Wohlleben — 2009-10-20 03:05:42Z

Thank you : )

Re: Georgia Wooliver/Woolever

CaroleIreneCrismonCook — 2009-10-20 00:09:32Z

Georgia's parents were George Franklin Crismon and Ethel Leona Bullock. Georgia's middle name was Leona.

Re: David Woolever

urbanjan — 2009-10-02 00:55:21Z

In 1860 Cumberland Co, IL, Hurricane Precint there is an Andrew J Woolever age 11 living with Andrew & Emily Trumbo(Trimbaugh). I cannot help you with the Woolever name but am trying to determine the relationship with Andrew Woolever and the Trumbos. I am a descendant of Andrew Trumbo and have very little information about the Trumbo family. They were in Cumberland Co., IL in 1860 and 1870 census. Emily's maiden name was Gates, and in 1880 census she is living with son-in-law Henry McMillen. Andrew and Emily Trimbaugh's daughter, Etta Catherine m. Henry Baumgartner another Cumberland County family. Henry moved to Pratt County Kansas. Any help would be appreciated

Geraldine Hobson-Woolever (daughter Terrie Woolever taken away from family as child in Los Angeles)

jloy65 — 2008-09-13 19:59:24Z

Hi folks, new here to this site. Trying to find mother of
50 year old Terrie Woolever born June 22, 1958(now in San Diego) Terrie was born in Los Angeles county to a father LeRoy Woolever and mother Geraldine (nee Hobson) Woolever. Something happened in the family and three children were taken away from the family. Terrie wants to see her mother for her 50th birthday present. She is mentally challenged but understands the ramifications and respects the visitation to be only informative, not a continual reunion. I thought I'd help her as a 50th birthday gift. She has a heart of gold and wants to see her mother one more time before she dies. If anyone has any information, please feel free to call or email me at jloy65@hotmail.com or (619)838-8343
My name is Jeff and I look after Terrie from time to time.
I believe that people make mistakes and change after time and that her mother might want to see her as well but may not have the where-with-all to find her. I'll pray that a response might make someone's wish come true.
Thank you folks! I'm pretty inept at searching this site and seemed to have hit many walls trying!

Geraldine Hobson-Woolever (daughter Terrie Woolever taken away from family as child in Los Angeles)

jloy65 — 2008-09-13 19:57:51Z

What became of John Wooleever, ferryman of Jackson Co., Iowa?

lugoeke — 2008-08-19 15:37:11Z

In about 1860, a man called John Wooleever[sic] was hired to operate a ferry boat across the Missisippi River from Sabula, Iowa to Savanna, Illinois. I believe he was the son of Robert and Catherine Welliver, all listed in Perry Twp., Jackson Co., IA in 1850. He could have been living in Carroll Co., Illinois, just as well. I know his family later moved away from Iowa. Does anyone know what became of John?

Re: Fannie Frances, indian?. I have my Indian bloodline thru her

brendakbentley — 2008-06-09 16:29:23Z

I had been told by my grandfather that his mother was choctaw so I was surprised when everyone kept saying that Canzady Woolever and her mother, Fannie were cherokee. Could you please shed some more light on the choctaw connection. Thanks, brendabentley@wwdb.org

Re: Fannie Frances, indian?. I have my Indian bloodline thru her

Wohlleben — 2008-05-03 04:09:21Z

A number of us are enrolled in the Northern Cherokee tribe, which isn't actually recognized as a tribe as far as the current government is concerned. This is not through any enrollment in the Dawes Rolls or any other official Indian records, but based on good faith that our family stories are true and that they lived in certain areas at certain times. Unfortunately it doesn't officially answer the Indian question, although it helps with the emotional aspect of feeling validated and a part of a tribe. It was my understanding that I, at least, was enrolled because of Dekalb's wife, Sarah Jane Bell, and not because of Fannie. Sarah's family is traced back to the Black Warrior Village in North Carolina in the 18th century, through Theophilus Norwood. As far as I know, no one has anything official that proves Fannie an Indian, although I believe she was a Cherokee. The book I've seen mentioned from 1998 about George and his Descendants, I would love to see a copy of -- I'm sure it would give some places to start looking, even if they are unofficial.

Re: Fannie Frances, indian?. I have my Indian bloodline thru her

stricklandtylersmith — 2008-05-03 03:38:07Z

Thank you for clarification. I actually have heard that there is a cousin that is enrolled through Cansady, but have not been able to get any other information about this.

Re: Fannie Frances, indian?. I have my Indian bloodline thru her

Wohlleben — 2008-05-03 01:32:02Z

In looking at the Choctaw enrollment you mention for Fannie Francis, it seems like this could not possibly be our Fannie, since Dawes was 1898-1914, and the card as I read it lists Fannie and William Francis as the parents of William Francis, married to Myrtle, whose enrollment card this actually is. This indicates to me that this Fannie was married into the name Francis, and it is not her maiden name, therefore not our Fannie.

If any of our Woolevers have a Dawes number, it would be George and Fannie's children or grandchildren. As the surname Woolever is not in the Index to the Final Rolls, this is very unlikely. If anyone has any official records/documents with the family listed as Indian or found in any Indian censuses, please point us in the right direction.

Re: Fannie Frances, indian?. I have my Indian bloodline thru her

Wohlleben — 2008-05-03 01:31:50Z

Re: Georgia Wooliver/Woolever

Wohlleben — 2008-05-02 23:51:48Z

Sorry, I should clarify that a bit. I believe Georgia is my G-grandmother's sister, and wish to be able to make the connection and find out what became of her. My G-grandmother was Lee Omie Thompson Woolever (1900-1992).

Re: Owen Carp Woolever

SherriM68 — 2008-04-30 17:53:08Z

I am also part of the Woolever family. My grandmothers, Edith Woolever Myers father is Earnest which was the son fo Owen Carp Woolever. Would love to share information. Has the family picture been found? Please share if possible.

Re: Woolever Family Research

gwoliver — 2008-04-17 04:27:00Z

The Stull Family book, by Wayne V Jones, states on pages 542 and 543 that 250(2) Elisabeth Wolleben was baptize 1JULY1722 in The Old Dutch Church in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, daughter of "Jacob Welleeven and Maria Elisabeth Swisselar."

In the will of her father (250 Johan Jacob Wolleben) it mentions she was widow of William Force and had 2 sons, Thomas and Jacob. Thomas Force born abt. 1740 married ___ Coxe, daughter of William Coxe.
Thomas Force was in the Hunterdon Co., NJ area and the books notes accounts in his name dated 28SEPT1776.

Contact me if you need more details.
George . Woliver @ snet . net

Re: Clyde Woolever inquery

countrybiker20021 — 2008-03-22 16:00:09Z

I should have asked the last time when you asked if I am Bill's daughter. I did not read the rest of what you sent me just the 'Are you Bill's daughter part. Are you Trina's brother?? Or are you Paul and Sue's son? Can you e-mail me directly at countrybiker2002@military.com to let me know? How is Gert and everyone doing?

Tina

Re: Clyde Woolever inquery

countrybiker20021 — 2008-03-18 01:26:18Z

Paul,

Yes I am Bill's daughter.

Tina

Re: Clyde Woolever inquery

unclepauls1 — 2008-03-17 01:53:24Z

Tina, are you Bill's Daughter?
I will check with grandma, aunts, and uncles.

Paul

Re: Owen Carp Woolever

2006-09-22 02:23:59Z

I will ask me aunt if she knows about this picture and I will try to get one for you. It will take me a while. I will be out of town all next week.

Re: Owen Carp Woolever

2006-09-06 02:19:45Z

suzie king,
i am a granddaughter of owen carp woolever.Fannie Frances was a cherokee indian. Iam looking for a picture of the entire family of Owen C. woolever that I saw at our family reunion about three years ago . It pictured the brothers and sisters with parents,

Re: Dekalb and George Woolever

2006-06-14 05:16:56Z

I have a book with pictures of Dekalb's son and Family. I have a lots of pictures but no names from my husbands great grandmother Annie Pearl Woolever. The onlyinformation on Dekalb is his birth, married in 1872 and his spouse as Sarah Jane Bell. he is buried in Maud Ok., buried in Atwood, Ok. There is no tombstone. He is one of 12 children of George Abraham Woolever and Frances (Fanny)

Samuel D. Woolever m Elizabeth Wiggins

2006-01-13 06:47:30Z

Samuel D. Woolever b 1849 Wayne Co Oh m 30 July 1871
Riga Lenawee Co Mi Elizabeth Wiggins b 5 Feb 1852
Sylvania Twp Lucas Co Oh.Parents of Samuel John Woolever & Rosina. Parents of Elizabeth Wiggins William Wiggins &
Ann Scott. Children from census records mostly Orville, John,
Carrie Della, Audrey/Rodney. Have marriage record and
census of 1860 & 1870 & 1880 Lenawee Co Mi. 1884 Roscommon Co Mi 1900 & 1910 Monroe Co Mi. Would like
to know more about children and death info on Samuel &
Elizabeth. Thanks.

Re: WOOLEVER

BAppleby5777 — 2005-08-09 15:45:11Z

I have been searching for Andrew Jackson Woolever, supposed son of David Woolever of Coles County, Illinois.
My husband is the grandson of Henry Lewis Woolever son of Andrew Jackson Woolever. There appears to be a couple of Andrew Jacksons, but the one I am looking for is the one that died in Burlington, Iowa after his son Henry Lewis drowned in the Mississippi River. Andrew lived with his son, Henry in Burlington for a number of years. I understand there was a second wife somewhere in MO. that Andrew took Henry as a baby and ran back to his family in Illinois to raise. Any help would be greatly appreciated on the Woolever family in Coles and Cumberland County, Illinois.

Re: Dekalb and George Woolever

dicarson — 2006-11-04 03:19:46Z

I would be very interested in seeing pictures of Annie Perl and her family. My great grandmother was Nellie Martha Woolever, her youngest sister. To my knowledge i have never seen a picture of her. Willing to pay photo charges. Just let me know. Thanks.

Sarah Woolever of Ohio and Illinois

Thompcom11129 — 2006-06-01 03:10:13Z

I am looking for anything about Sarah Woolever (some spell it Wolweber) who was born in Ohio in 1807, married Abner Briggs Clingman,in 1822 in Sciota County Ohio and died in Illinois in 1872.

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