Albert Wells1
M, #2581
Citations
- [S403] Unknown subject unknown repository.
Ambrose Wells1
M, #2582
Citations
- [S403] Unknown subject unknown repository.
John Wells1
M, #2583
Citations
- [S404] Unknown subject unknown repository.
Margaret Wells1
F, #2542, b. 30 May 1830, d. 5 March 1899
| Birth* | 30 May 1830 | Margaret Wells was born on 30 May 1830 at Zanesville, OH. |
| MARRIAGE* | 13 May 1847 | She married Samuel Shoemaker on 13 May 1847. |
| MARRIAGE* | 24 August 1852 | She married Rezin (Pap) Horatio Ogle, son of Horatio (Horace) Ogle and Mary Ellen Shipley, on 24 August 1852 Margaret Wells Shoemaker's husband died leaving her with two small children. She moved with her son, George to Laurel Maryland where she met Rezin H. Ogle.2 |
| Death* | 5 March 1899 | She died on 5 March 1899 at age 68. |
| Biography* | | According to the story told by Mary Carey, Margaret Wells was born in Ohio when Indians were on the war path. She lived in Zanesville just outside Columbus. Zanesville was a place especially known for its pottery and everywhere in town there were pottery businesses. Margaret's mother died when she was young. Her brothers were old enough to look after themselves, but Margaret moved with her father to Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) in about the year 1840. They were traveling east in a covered wagon when they were attacked by Indians. Margaret's father was killed by an Indian arrow. Margaret who was only ten and was alone continued on the journey east with some fellow travelers who survived the Indian attack. At last they entered western Maryland and eventually traveled down the Old Georgetown Road south of Rockville where the family stopped. By now they were in the area now known as Bethesda and were befriended by a family named Grimes who lived in the area. Margaret stayed with the Grimes family living as one of their children. Here she learned beautiful hand sewing and eventually earned her living as a tailoress. She married Samuel Shoemaker a member of the very prominent family of land owners who are still (1976) in possesion of large tracts of land around Bethesda. The couple had two children. Samuel Shoemaker died leaving Margaret with the children. Shortly after his death Margaret married a widower, Rezin Horatio Ogle. |
| Married Name | 13 May 1847 | As of 13 May 1847,her married name was Shoemaker. |
| Married Name | 24 August 1852 | As of 24 August 1852,her married name was Ogle.2 |
| City Direc* | 1853 | In 1853 Mrs. Ogle seamstress listed on Market between 4th and 5th.3 |
Citations
- [S395] Unknown subject unknown repository.
- [S456] Mary Durkin Carey, "MDC notes."
- [S562] Boyd, Boyd's Washington.
Elizabeth Welsh
F, #900, d. 1712
Paul Whidden1
M, #4374
Citations
- [S579] Ed Harmond, "Harmond," e-mail to MVW, Feb 8 2006.
Jane White1,2
F, #3556, b. 4 March 1797, d. 26 January 1863
| Birth* | 4 March 1797 | Jane White was born on 4 March 1797.2 |
| MARRIAGE* | 1819 | She married William Clemson in 1819.1,2 |
| Death* | 26 January 1863 | She died on 26 January 1863 at age 65.2 |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Clemson.1 |
Citations
- [S508] Ontario and Western RR. Historical Society, "Clemson."
- [S621] By William Richard Cutter, Middlesex County Massachusetts.
- [S522] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S56] 1880 Census;.
Katie Naomi White
F, #1579, b. 15 November 1927, d. 4 March 1999
Matthew M. White
M, #1045
William Morgan White
M, #2150
Wiliam Wicklye
M, #425, d. 1864
| | Wiliam Wicklye was the son of John Wicklye. |
| MARRIAGE* | 7 February 1804 | He married Mary Barbara Ruffner, daughter of Simon Ruffner and Catherine Alice Griffin, on 7 February 1804 at St. Michaels, Altoona, Blair, PA, Marriage Notes for WILLIAM WEAKLAND and MARY RUFFNER: WICKLY, William, 7 Feb 1804, in the Church to Barbara Ruffner. From:Sportsmen's Hall, St. Vincent, Latrobe, PA FATHER PETER HELBRON'S GREENSBURG, PA REGISTERS Children of WILLIAM WEAKLAND and MARY RUFFNER are: i. CATHERINE4 WEAKLAND, b. Bet. 1804 - 1813. ii. WILLIAM WEAKLAND, b. Bet. 1804 - 1813. iii. SIMON WEAKLAND, b. Bet. 1804 - 1813. iv. JOHN WEAKLAND, b. Bet. 1804 - 1813. v. SUSAN WEAKLAND, b. Bet. 1804 - 1813.1,2 |
| Death* | 1864 | He died in 1864.2 |
| Name Variation | | The spelling of Weakland is the one used by Stephens L. Blakely and others of the family. The other spelling was found in a Ruffner book. Do not know which is correct. Answer:------ Forwarded message follows ------- From: Cheryl Myers To: "Margot Wodrough" Subject: RE: Ruffner descendants Send reply to: cmyers@jones.edu Date sent: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 09:45:21 -0500
Dear Margot, The Braddock researchers are so far ahead of me...One of them already has Sweinberger's book. More and more they are tying Nancy to John. They are also finding that Nancy was interchangeable with Anna/Anne, which I know there is another Ann/Anna, but...On the Cambria county website, there is a copy of the centennary(?)/centennial that lists a family of John and Ann Braddock with a son Simon Peter, daughters Catherine, Mary Ann and Emilie/Emily 1811-1817 - we believe these to be the older siblings of John C., Michael and Pius. After that, there is a John and Elizabeth (Storm) Braddock, married in 1825/26, John's second wife... Attached is a copy of an e-mail I was sent this morning from Joe Berg, an excerpt from another book...I am almost positive our John is the husband of Nancy Ruffner.. Wonder what happened to her...If you are interested, I will be happy to send you a copy of all of the e-mails they have been sending me that lead them to this point...
Cheryl.3 |
Citations
- [S24] Jane S. Sweinberger,, Ruffners of Pennsylvania.
- [S522] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S558] Cheryl Meyers, "Ruffner Descendants," e-mail to Margot Woodrough, Jan. 14 2004.
Anna Margaret Wieder1
F, #5072, b. 26 April 1781, d. 1 March 1804
Citations
- [S616] Tina, "George Adam Ruffner," e-mail to MVW, Jan 29, 2008.
Sophie Magdalene Wiggers
F, #4097
| MARRIAGE* | 1847 | Sophie Magdalene Wiggers married Friedrich August Hollmeyer in 1847. |
| Note* | | There were seven children of the second marriage. >From: "Robert C. Hollmeyer" >To: "Sara Richards" >Subject: RE: Hollmeyer Connections >Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 21:56:12 -0500 > >Dear Ms. Richards, > >You’ve hit the Hollmeyer mother lode with me. I’m a Hollmeyer genealogy >nut, although I haven’t had time to pursue further building the family >history in the past several years. You’re descended from the “second” >branch of Friedrich August Hollmeyer; I’m from the first. That is to say >that Friedrich August Hollmeyer of Barnstorf, Germany had two wives. Two of >the children of his first wife came to America; all seven of his second wife >’s children came to Cincinnati. My immigrant ancestor, Heinrich Ludwig >(Louis Bernard after he got to America in 1853) was the third of four >children of the first wife, Eleonore Frese. She died in Ger! many in 1846 and >August married Sophie Magdalene Wiggers in 1847. Their second child of >seven, and first son, was Hermann Heinrich. Herman Heinrich married Sophia >Apswich and they had six children. William Christopher was the sixth child. >He married Eleanor Steinman, they had four children including Robert and >Raymond, and you know the rest. My descendent, Louis Bernard, also settled >in Cincinnati and became a leather tanner. The two sides of the family >apparently didn’t get together much. We were the “rich” side (but lost it >all in the depression); now your side is the “rich” side because of all the >farms they owned around Cincinnati. Oh well, we’re Southerners now. > >I have my information on my PC using LDS (Latter Day Saints) software, >called Personal Ancestral File. I can share this with you by creating a >GEDCOM file if you wish. It’s very exhaustive – too much to transcribe. In >addition, I have shared my file with ! Mrs. Woodrough of Tampa, FL, also a >relative, and she has posted s ome of it on the LDS Family Web Site. Type in >HOLLMEYER and try this web site. >http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp >A lot of my info is posted here. In addition, I wrote a “Hollmeyers of >Hollen” manuscript back in 1990 which I may be able to get a copy of for >you. It describes the family in Germany and the two branches of August’s >families who immigrated and settled in Cincinnati, OH. > >I will not be able to get to any of this however until the new year. Our >son is getting married next week, then Christmas, then a break. If you >write me again in January I’ll see what I can put together. > >Yours truly, > >Bob Hollmeyer > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Sara Richards [mailto:sarauc04@hotmail.com] >Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 1:21 PM >To: rhollmeyer@carolina.rr.com; at623@aol.com >Subject: Hollmeyer Connections > >Good afternoon! My name is Sara Richards and I am a desc! endent of the >Hollmeyer Family. I am looking for more connections, so any help if any >will be appreciate. I do have a website with a link to the Hollmeyer >family. The address is: www.geocities.com/sarar0927/genealogy > See if we are a match of any >kind. I will be more than happy to share any information! >Sincerely, >Sara L. Richards > > > _____ > >Monitor your Hotmail inbox from MSN Messenger while chatting with friends – >see how!1 |
| Married Name | 1847 | As of 1847,her married name was Hollmeyer. |
Citations
- [S564] Bob Hollmeyer, "Hollmeyer message," e-mail to Margot Woodrough.
Abagail Williams
F, #527
| Birth* | | Abagail Williams was born at Boone, KY.1 |
| MARRIAGE* | | She married Hannah Rudd, son of Elijah Rudd and Elizabeth Hudson, "Ida's Letter" states that Hannah Rudd married Abagail Williams, who lived in Boone County and moved to Missouri.1 |
| Residence* | | She lived at St. Louis, MO.1 |
| Biography* | | Chart clearly states that Hannah Rudd married Abagail Williams and gives first names of three children. No way to know which of parents is male and which female. Hannah is written in black which is way that direct descendants are indicated. Abagail is written in red indicating a spouse. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Rudd. |
Citations
- [S30] Letter, Ida Wallen to Stephens L. Blakely, MVW file 1998.
Albert D. Williams1
M, #3764, b. 1868
Citations
- [S59] 1900 Census;.
Allen Williams
M, #2356
| Charts | WOODROUGH KIDLET ANCESTORS |
| Relationship | 6th great-grandfather of Stephens Blakely Woodrough Jr. |
| Relationship | 6th great-grandfather of Page Annette Woodrough. |
Elizabeth Williams
F, #2475
| MARRIAGE* | 3 May 1764 | Elizabeth Williams married Thomas Ogle on 3 May 1764. |
| Married Name | 3 May 1764 | As of 3 May 1764,her married name was Ogle. |
John Jay Williams
M, #1603
Mary Williams
F, #2468
| MARRIAGE* | | Mary Williams married Alexander Ogle, son of John (Jehu) Ogle and Ruth Beall. |
| Biography* | | It is possible that this is the daughter of Charles Williams d.1797. His will in Calendar of Delaware Wills names gradnchildren: Charles Ogle, Thomas Ogle, William Ogle and Mary Ogle. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Ogle. |
Priscilla Williams
F, #2355
| Charts | WOODROUGH KIDLET ANCESTORS |
| Relationship | 5th great-grandmother of Stephens Blakely Woodrough Jr. |
| Relationship | 5th great-grandmother of Page Annette Woodrough. |
Mary Jane Williamson1
F, #4016
Citations
- [S556] Bob Juch, online www.juch.org/gedpage/fam/fam01103.asp.
Martha Ann Willis
F, #322
Citations
- [S582] Susan Tillman, "Susan Tillman," e-mail to MVW, Oct 2005.
Willinetta E. Willis
F, #291
Citations
- [S56] 1880 Census;.
Amelia Wilson
F, #763, b. 1832
| Charts | WOODROUGH KIDLET ANCESTORS |
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandaunt of Stephens Blakely Woodrough Jr. |
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandaunt of Page Annette Woodrough. |
Close