Benjamin Woodson
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Benjamin Woodson (1666 - 1723)

Benjamin Woodson
Born in Henrico County, Colony of Virginiamap
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Husband of — married 25 Jul 1700 in Henrico Co., VA.map
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Died at about age 56 in Henrico County, Colony of Virginiamap
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Biography

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Benjamin Woodson was a Virginia colonist.

Benjamin was born in 1666 in Curles in Henrico County, Virginia. He was the son of Robert Woodson and Elizabeth Ferris.

He married Sarah Porter on the 12th of July 1700 in Henrico County, Virginia.

He died in August of 1723 in Henrico County. He is buried at Curles Neck Meeting House Burying Ground in Henrico County, Virginia.[1]

Research Notes

TIDEWATER FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA, by Mrs. Davis, pps. 403-418 - THE WOODSON FAMILY: Notes from http://trevilians.com/others/wood1.htm

ROBERT WOODSON, deposed June 1680, that he was "46 years of age or thereabouts," and, 1 June 1696, that he was aged about 61. He married Elizabeth Ferris, daughter of Richard Ferris. On 21 Oct 1687 Robert Woodson, Richard Ferris and three others patented 1780 acres on White Oak Swamp in Varina Parish and the same day he, John Woodson, Sr., and two others patented 470 acres, also in Henrico County. He held 1157 acres in Henrico County, 1704, and died after 1 Oct 1707.

Sources

  1. Find A Grave: Memorial #98902359
  • History of Nathaniel Evans of Cat Fish Creek and his Descendants (n.p.: n.d. [1905]), pages 48 and 50.
  • William and Mary Quarterly; Vol. 11; p. 56 NOTE: Sarah married Benjamin Woodson, son of Robert Woodson and Elizabeth Ferris.
  • QUAKER RECORDS: VA: pg 218: 1700, 5, 25. Benjamin, son of Robert, Henrico Co,; married at Frs MH (Friends Society Meeting House) Henrico Co.,




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Woodson-1972 and Woodson-52 appear to represent the same person because: both attached to same wife
posted by LaMyra Morton
Woodson-322 and Woodson-52 appear to represent the same person because: Same person
posted by Jeanne (Lunn) Aloia
Woodson-322 and Woodson-52 appear to represent the same person because: Same person
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