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Ann (Smith) Woodson (abt. 1670 - aft. 1730)

Ann Woodson formerly Smith
Born about in Henrico, Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 1689 in Virginiamap
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Died after after about age 60 in Henrico, Virginiamap
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Biography

Ann Smith was born about 1670 in Henrico, Virginia to parents John Smith and Hannah Daft. She married Lt. Col. Richard Woodson about 1689 in Henrico, Virginia. Children: Richard, John, Joseph, Mary, Elizabeth, Agnes, Obadiah, Robert. She died about 1730 in Henrico, Virginia.

Sources

  • William & Mary Quarterly
  • Ancestors and Descendants of Smiths by Linda G. Clark, 1987. ISBN 0-89308-622-3. Page 151 (I will do look-ups in this book by request. Kitty Smith)




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According to Magazine William & Mary College Quarterly History Magazine by William & Mary College, printed 1894, Chapter on: McGehee Family of Virginia p. 285 & 286. Joseph Turman who married Mary Mackgehee was the son of Richard Truman and Mary Woodson; Book Website: Website: https://archive.org/details/williammarycolle2519will/page/284

and Book Website: https://archive.org/details/williammarycolle2519will/page/286

posted by Cathi (Clements) Gross
Smith-106657 and Smith-4055 appear to represent the same person because: These are both married to Richard Woodson, one had a daughter Agnes Woodson, who married Joseph Morton, the other Elizabeth Woodson who married Thomas Morton. Elizabeth and Agnes are sisters, daughters of Richard Woodson and Anne Smith Woodson, per pp. 35 - 36 of Historical genealogy of the Woodsons and their connections

by Woodson, Henry Morton, 1845- 4n

Published 1915 Topics Woodson family, genealogy

https://archive.org/details/historicalgeneal01wood

posted by Lynn Wiggers
For whatever it is worth... :-)

From the book "Historical genealogy of the Woodsons and their connections" compiled by Henry Morton Woodson published by the author 1915 p. 25, "...Anne Smith daughter of Obadiah Smith." (This doesn't rule out that she could have had a brother named Obadiah, but it's very unlikely he would be called Obadiah Smith Sr.)

https://archive.org/stream/historicalgeneal01wood#page/43/mode/2up

posted by Lynn Wiggers
Smith-57498 and Smith-4055 are not ready to be merged because: There's some question about Ann Smith Woodson's parents. Obadiah Smith's birthdate is only 6 years prior to Ann's on one of the profiles, and elsewhere Obadiah Smith Sr. is listed as Ann's half-brother instead of her father.
posted by Matt Saunders
Smith-57498 and Smith-4055 appear to represent the same person because: The married name, birth and death locations are the same, and the dates -- which look like estimates -- are relatively close. Could these be the same person?

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