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WOMACK Search---Looking for info on GGGGM Eliza Josephine Womack. She was born 12/22/1817 or 1818 and married Joseph Henry Baker in 1834. She died in 1879 and buried in Shelby County, Il. This is all that I have on her, so any help would be great. THANKS.
Been gadding about on the continent again - sorry for long
absences!
Re LDS - my daughter's best schoolfriend is Mormon & so is my
decorator so will attempt to get an answer to how they obtain &
process their "retrospective baptisms" in the next couple of
days.
Need the name of a book, about Jesse James..In this book he hid
out for
about a year with a family of Womacks in SW Missouri. I had the book
on interlibrary loan about 25 years ago or so, but cannot remember
the name...hopefully one of you may have ran across it..if I had the
name
would do an Amazon or Barnes/Noble to see if available..It was pretty
good reading..really!! Thankee muchly, y'all...
About the LDS and IGI/AF. For any entry you can find the submitter. I
have done this and followed up by contacting them many times,
sometimes with considerable success and sometimes with none. What is
the mystery?
David,
We are aware one can at times, but not all, find the submitter on
the
web page the LDS has. However, the question was, and still is: Can
only
LDS send in updates/info to the IGI, etc? Or, can anyone?
Does sending in mean those people are sealed?? etc?? Just good to
know info
so we understand our LDS friends and neighbors a little better.
Louisa WOMACK (10Sep1805-5Jan1858) of Rutherford Co. NC. She was
dau. of
William WOMACK and Anna GOODSON according to some sources. I am
looking for
dates/locations and ancestry. * Louisa married Matthew Scott ROBERTS.
Information about the ROBERTS family is available on request.
Sam and others. Some confusion. I have never visited the LDS website. I have been talking about the CD versions of the IGI and AF that one can access at LDS Family History Centers, many genealogical libraries (DAR,NGS) and some public libraries with genealogical sections. On the CDs I believe one always can access the submitters and interested researchers. I went to my local LDS FHC tonight and the lady who runs it confirmed what I thought: anyone can submit information, not just LDS members. If the records show "baptized" or "sealed to parents", etc., that means that some LDS member will have submitted information for that person; but other persons also may have submitted.
Oops! Didn't finish my email address on my last.
Dave Schubert
I have your Louisa as daughter of:
William Womack, b. NC Mar 13 1773, d. Warren Co TN Jun 3 1843
Anna Goodsonm b Jan 13 1785 (no place), d Nov 18, 1868, Warren Co
William as the son of Thomas and Louvisa Rice Womack..
Thomas b. abt 1743, VA?; d 1783, Rutherford Co NC
Louvisa b. ? poss Ireland?; d, after 1810 census Rutherford Co NC
Parents of Thomas controversial at this time..
Louvisa's father suposedly a John Rice.
Perhaps someone else could expound on this.
Have Scott Roberts father as Ruben, grandfather as Ellis Roberts.
If you have anything on the last wife of an Ed "Watts" Roberts in
or around McMinn/Rhea/Meigs Co TN, would appreciate..she my
GGG-GM
and married Roberts afte her hubs died. Need her date of death
and
burial place if available (anyone?)
Has anyone every made the connection on Thomas Womack b.1743
married Louvisa
Rice with William Womack the immigrant? Thomas & Louvisa were my
ggggg grandparents, but my history stops there...can anyone take me
back farther?
Sam, from reading the messages you posted, there's some problem with
the identity of Thomas's parents? Your from this same line?
Thanks for any help.
Dean
Dean
Not direct line of Thomas and Louvisa; but, know they fit into the
line
somewhere.. point in fact..many of their descendants were in, some
still are, Jackson Co AL..they moved westward to around Florence AL
in the early to mid 1880's...Now, in 1881, my G-GF was in Jackson Co
for some reason..met and married a gal from there, moved west to
Florence AL area during this same
time and that is where me GF and his sis were born...I would say the
rate of probability that my GF knew he was related to these Womacks
was quite high.
I have nothing concrete to substantiate this; but, it shuah looks
good!! I
have seen two lines back to William..both look good, but nothing
but
conjecture and perhaps an overworked imagination of someone at this
time..in
other words not even a smidgen anyone could hold on as the
truth..
I think as more people reveal theah lines, we will be able to piece
slowly a
little more of this giant puzzle together--if it is any consolation,
it took
me over 22 yeahs to verify me 4th great. So don't don't give up the
ship! and
to answer that unasked question of yours; why do I have Thomas et al
when
he's is not a direct line?? He is a Womack and that is what we are
looking
for.
Besides I like an enigma!!
Hi Everyone!
I am trying to replace alot of the information I had on my computer
before I was bitten by the Chernobyl virus. It completely deleted my
hard drive taking with it most of the information(which was very
little) I had on my Womack line. I can't remember which one of you,
Mark or Roger maybe, that sent me some information on a John Womack
that was the son of Andrew Womack, Jr. from MS. Could you please send
it again? I promise to print it off this time and not just store it
in a file folder on my computer! *grin*
I'm still trying to track down my Womack's. The only thing I know for
sure is that John and Rhoda Womack were in Nashville, AR in 1903 when
my grandfather was born. Everything else I have is just guessing.
Would appreciate any help anyone can give. Here is a run down on my
Womack's once more:
John Womack and Rhoda Gertrude Asque Black
children:
Andrew Womack
Thomas Womack
Joseph Womack
Berton Womack
Levi Womack
Leonard Womack
William Womack
Anna Prather
Sally Jester
Finnett Cook
Fanny Batton
George Womack????
I know I'm missing one of them but can't think of them off the top of
my head!
Again, if anyone has any information on these Womacks I sure would
love to see it. Thanks again,
Jeanie Hill
hillj@brightok.net
Just remember the name of the other child:
Edda Johnson!!!!
That makes 13 children!
One thing I do know is my Womack's had lots of children. My
grandfather was the youngest of 13 children and my mother is the
oldest of 9 children!
Thanks again for any help anyone can give!
Jeanie
This was posted in the Bienville Parish Bible Records by Frederick
Charles Jones
Thanks, Markie
==Any record of a Charlie Womack, or any male Womack
==disappearing and/or changing his name to Jones and reappearing in
Oklahoma ==around the turn of the century?
I was also wiped out by the April 26 Chernobyl virus - It got my
hard drive AND motherboard. I was very stupid and did not back up my
huge genealogy databases because it was so much trouble to use so
many floppies, and my old tape system would not hold enough either. I
am paying for it now.
To anyone I have shared information with, would you please share
again? I would appreciate copies of what I gave you as well as your
information. Obviously, I have nothing to share with you at this
time, but maybe in the future? I am trying to figure out how to start
over. My line goes back to William Womack (b. abt 1802 N.C.) who
married 1824 Moore co., N.C. to Elizabeth Sheppard ((b. abt 1803
N.C.) He died after the 1860 Coosa co., Ala census.
Thanks for any help
My father is James Carson Womack and he was born 12/6/18 in Beebe,
Arkansas. His father was "Kit" Carson Womack, otherwise known as "Pa
Kit." His kids (all born in the Arkansas area and residing all their
lives in Searcy, Beebe, Cabot, Little Rock and Heber Springs areas)
were: John Womack (died in Cabot, Ar in late '70s, early '80s), Nan
Womack Goode (died in little Rock - I believe- in the late '80s,
early '90s), J. C. (my father, living in Madisonville, KY), Middy ?
(?), Carlton "Pete" Womack ( retired mortician living in Searcy,
Arkansas) and Bill Womack (retired minister living in Heber Springs,
Arkanasas).
If any of this information fits with anyone elses' history and they
can shed some light for me on who Pa Kit was and where we come from,
I'd appreciate it. Thanks
Tommy Womack
Nashville, TN
Tommy,
I have talked personally to John and Nan in the mid 70's when I was
starting out. Carlton was still working for the mortuary when I was
in AR March of 98
for my father's funeral..somewhere here I have E mail addresses for a
couple in the Searcy AR area; and their son in or around Augusta
AR--they are all related to you--will try to find; but do me a favor
and send me an E mail to remind me.
answering here to let some know that WGN does actually work and for
the good!!
Just thought I would take a shot in the dark here and see if any
of the Womack researchers here are connected to the Womack's that
live in Ashdown, AR???
My Mom had Uncles and Aunts that lived in this area and cousins that
still do.
Her father's name was Berton Lee Womack and her mother was Lnez Ethel
Suggs.
If any of you out there are related to this Womack line would you
please drop me a line at: hillj@brightok.net
I would love to hear from you and compare notes!
Thanks,
Jeanie Seabolt Hill
Sam and Tommy,
1890 census destroyed unfortunately. In your 1900 AR., census it list
Kit Wamack, age 18 born May 1882 AR., living in Boone Co., AR. Enum
with Wash P. Harrison as a boarder..... 1910 AR., census list KT
Womack, 28, living in White Co., AR. wife Nancy, age 22, born in MS.,
with son John 4, born in AR...... 1920 AR., census list Kit Wommack
age 38, born AR., living in White Co., AR. with wife Nancy age 34,
born in MS., children John age 14; Nannie age 9; Billie age 7; Carson
age 1 and Mother Lizzie 74 born in TN.
One of my ONLEY ancestors, NANNIE E. ONLEY, born 1882, married a ? Womack in McMinn County, TN. They had at least 3 children, RAY WOMACK, RALPH WOMACK, JAY WOMACK. Nannie's parents were EDWARD W. ONLEY and MALISSA D. RANDOLPH. Please contact me if further information on the ONLEY family is desired. Peggy Puckett
Tommy
Go here click on the cemetery page and read. You will find your Kit
Carson's place of Burial,etc
In fact, in the first cemetery listed, all those are your
relatives..
http://members.tripod.com/~dubbie/index.html
Also click in on Correspondence from the past--you will find some
info there.
The information at this site is wonderful.
Many seem to have questions regarding how to obtain submitter
information from LDS genealogy records.The most successful way to
accomplish this is to visit your local LDS Family History Center. The
IGI is not the only searchable record that is available. Memebers and
non-memebers of the LDS church can submit information to the
ANCESTRAL FILE.
This information will not be automatically submitted for LDS
ordinances. Information is available on submitters. Information that
has been submitted to the IGI records have met stringent provability
standards. Information on the Ancestral File CDs is not checked for
accuracy but is very helpful and can connect you to someone else also
searching for family lines.
We are direct decendants of THE Womack line that all of us seem to be
related through. I find that any information is helpful when piecing
together your family puzzle. I find it distasteful that fellow family
genealogists would critisize anyone willing to provide so much free
information, especially the Mormons. Happy hunting to all.
Someone a while back was looking for african-american Womacks. I
was just messing around with the LOC's memory site memory.loc.gov and
up popped up a few interesting things - there were two pamphlets
listed as sermons given in about 1899 by an M.F. Womack in Lexington
and Nashville. They had no biographical information on this
particular M.F. Womack, so if he's yours, give the collection
director a yell.
BTW, they also have pending some photos of my Womack family's houses
that were still standing in the 1930s in Butler Co. AL Could be a
really cool site as it grows. Also, a Senate entry for 1814 of Jesse
Womack getting nominated for his army post.....
Shoupster,
Yes I agree the LDS has done more to further genealogy than any other
entity.
And in no way would I put them down for it.
BUT, I disagree that the info has met stringent probability
checks...I have seen correct info changed because another researcher
thought it should be otherwise..rather than it being added as another
possibility..
And, remember they have symbols on the fiche that show that a
relative
changed something...whether right or wrong; and, they know not which
only
that someone submitted it...the IGI is a good tool for a starter; but
not as
a source document.
Sam & Roger
Thank you much for your replies to my question on the connection of
Thomas
& Louvisa Rice Womack to William the immigrant. I'm still looking
(along
with many other of their relitives) so if you every get any news to
this connection please update me, I'll save both your e-mail address
so I can return the favor. Thanks again for all you two have done to
help document the Womack
clan.
Dean Womack
4815 Womack Lane
Crosby, TX 77532
I am searching for information on my grandmother's family. Her name was Alta Irene Womack b: 4/18/1919 d:11/1994. She was born in Carthage, Smith Co., TN. and died in Lebanon, Wilson County, TN. Her parents were George Anderson Womack and Florence Harris. She married James Odell Pierce. I cannot find any information on her family. Can anyone help?
My gggg-grandfather was William Denton Womack s/o Thomas and Louvisa. At the time of my grandfather's (Keith Thomas Wilmeth s/o Sally Naomi Womack) death we found among his posessions the bible of Wiliam Denton Womack. At that time my mother thoght it best that the bible be given to our oldest living male relative. Unfortunately I never saw the bible and I am now waiting for copies of the family pages. I hope to be able to contribute to the mystery of Thomas A.Womack's parentage. Keep your fingers crossed and I will post my findings as soon as they are available to me. I hope to be a productive memeber of the WGN and I would like to know if anybody out there has the William Denton Womack line traced to present day. Thanx Diane
Forgot to put my carrier on my email address, so here it is.
Annette Womack once told me that she had some info about the possible ancestors of Thomas & Louvisa Womack. I don't know if anyone out there is already in touch with her. Maybe someone should ask. It would be great if she would be willing to write an article for the WGN. Her email is listed in the researcher index. -Mark
Roger, Thank you for sending me the William Womack line. My William Denton is the father of Sally Naomi not the son of Thomas and Louvisa. However it will be interesting to see the family pages and records of my gg-grandfather. I will be able to add to my line from Sally Naomi to present. There was more than one child born to her and more childeren born to her siblings. Need to make a couple of phone calls to get full names and dates where possible. As soon as I have it all together I will email you with the updates. Thank you so much, you have no idea how much easier you have made this for me as I have started where a cousin in generation before me. Diane
I am looking for info Stephan Womack Jasper Co Tx.
About 1870-1890 beleved to have had 4 childern 2 boys 2 girls.
My father was the i think his name David H. Womack born 1884.
Jack,
I beleive your Stephen Womack is Stephen Henry Womack b 1854 in LA.,
died in Jasper Co., TX., I have him as the son of Henry Young Womack;
s/o Andrew A.; s/o Richard M and Dicy Jane. If you think this is your
bunch let me know.
Hi Roger,
Is the Andrew A., father of Henry Young Womack the same Andrew Womack
that was in Mississippi?????
If so, do you have anything else on him and his descendants? Think he
might be my John Franklin's father?
Thanks,
Jeanie
Jeanie,
His son Andrew Jr. had a John F. the one I sent you, I'll back up
another generation and send that to you.
Mark
Contacted Annette, she appeared to be willing to contribute..asked
her to
contact you with patriculars..
Thanks Roger!
And of course theres nothing on Andrew Womack, Jr.'s children!
LOL
I have a feeling this is him though cause my John Franklin Womack
named his sons
Andrew, Thomas and Leonard which is the names Andrew, Jr. gave his
sons. This is the only other time I've seen the name Leonard Womack
as its not a real common name. This leads me to believe that I'm on
the right track. Now if I can just figure out how to nail this bunch
down in MS!
Thanks again for the help at least now I have somewhere else to
look!
Jeanie
I am looking for parents of my great grandmother Martha Honor
Clark,
b.24 Sep 1866, d. 22 Jun 1946 Hamilton Co., TN. Some say her mother
was
Elizabeth Womack d/o William Womack and Anna Goodson. Martha
married
Matthew Alexander b. 22 Oct 1858, d. 7 Apr 1931. Can anyone help me
with
this? I am hoping to present a report to my Aunt Honor on the
occasion
of her 81st birthday in June. Aunt Honor is her Grandma Martha's
namesake
and loved her dearly. Aunt Honor is the only surviving member of
my
Daddy's immediate family. This would definitely be a gift she would
love.
I look forward to hearing from someone soon.
I am looking info on descendants of Justus Womack born about 1878
Jasper County
Texas, son of Stephan Henery Womack and Lois Ann Ratcliff.
I have Elizabeth "Betsy" Womack, daughter William and Anna Goodson
Womack,
born in 1824, died 1840. She would have had to married quite
young.
Can anyone confirm relation of Wommacks to President Zachary Taylor and/or (I'm not kidding) Pocahontas?
Looking for a Jessie Womack b. in the mid 1800's not sure where he
was born but children were born in Al. He married a Alice Jolly she
was born in or around 1869, and died 1938. Belive that eather Jessie
Womack or Alice Jolly's family were in the trail of tears. or both.
Jessie had a farm in Al. Before he lost it in the Goverment
relocatetion program. last Know address was in Tx, Mineral Wells area
(Palopinto) county.
thanks for any info.
Brenda.
Pocahontas the Indian princess, was the daughter of Powhatan,
chief of the Algonquian Indians in the Tidewater region of Virginia,
which is where many of our Womack ancestors were born and died. She
was born around 1595 to one of Powhatan's many wives. They named her
Matoaka, she is better known as Pocahontas, which means "Little
Wanton," playful, frolicsome little girl. She fell in love with the
Englishman John Rolfe and wanted to marry him. Powhatan
gave his consent. John Rolfe was a very religious man who agonized
weeks over the decision to marry a heathen Indian. He finally decided
to marry Pocahontas after she had been converted to Christianity.
Pocahontas was baptized, christened Rebecca, and later married John
Rolfe on April 5, 1614.
Sir Thomas Dale made an important voyage back to London in the spring
of 1616. His purpose was to seek further financial support for the
Virginia Company and he brought with him about a dozen Algonquian
Indians, including Pocahontas. Her husband and their young son,
Thomas.
After spending many months in England Rolfe decided to return his
family to Virginia, In March 1617 they set sail. Pocahontas was
deathly ill from pneumonia or possibly tuberculosis and her husband
knew she would not survive the voyage home. She was taken ashore,
and, as she lay dying, she comforted her husband, saying, "all must
die. 'Tis enough that the child liveth." She was buried in a
churchyard in Gravesend, England. She was 22 years old.
If our Womack ancestor was William which we are having a problem
proving he ever existed. Or lets say a Richard for arguments sake and
we know the first child was Abraham ca. 1644our proginator would have
been born (guessing) between 1610-1625 and would have reached
maturity well after Pocahontas died. The only relationship I could
figure between the Womack's and Pocahontas would seem to be with
Pocahontas' son Thomas, if there is a
connection. As far as president Taylor I have heard that one before
but no proof of any kind.
Brenda you may want to take a good look at Jesse son of William
and Lucretia.
I don't have much on this line but someone may.
William R.Womack was born 1826 in TN, and died Abt. 1900 in Benton
Co., AL. He married Lucretia Taylor December 30, 1857 in Benton Co.,
AL. She was born abt1830
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM WOMACK and LUCRETIA TAYLOR:
Wife: Lucretia TAYLOR
Marriage Date: 30 Dec 1847 Recorded in: Calhoun, Alabama
Source: FHL Number 1035493
Benton Co., AL., became Calhoun Co., AL.
Children of WILLIAM WOMACK and LUCRETIA TAYLOR are:
i. ELIZABETH SAMANTHA WOMACK,
ii. SOPHRONA WOMACK,
iii. JOHN WOMACK,
iv. ROBERT WOMACK,
v. GEORGE WOMACK
vi. MARTHA WOMACK,
vii. JESSE WOMACK,
viii. MARY WOMACK,
ix. RHODA J. WOMACK,
x. MYRTLE WOMACK,
Hi Brenda,
The Jolly's were Cherokee Indians. You might want to try checking
some native american sites for information. I have a cousin that has
a good site with lots of links for checking your native american
heritage. Check out:
http://hometown.aol.com/bbbenge.front.html
Barbara Benge has a lot of links on this page that will help you
trace a native american line. Give her a try.
Jeanie
Rog,
I just had a thought..mebbe YOU should write a book with all the
connects and/or poss connects..you probably got more stuff than
carter had them lil pills ennyway!!
Pocahontas had one son, Thomas Rolfe. If I am recalling correctly,
he had one kid, who had about 12 kids, who had a whole bunch of kids.
At which point they start marrying into some of the most prominent
families in Virginia. There is a recently published update of the
descendants of Pocahontas, which should be available through big
genealogy libraries. The families of old Virginia are so
interconnected that anything is possible once you get down a couple
of generations - in fact, if I am recalling correctly, there was said
to be in Virginia law the "Pocohontas exception" wherein the one drop
of blood rule for determining race was exempted for descendants of
Pocohontas....although that might be just a story at this point.
As for Zachary Taylor, no idea. The Womacks are peripherally
connected to Andrew Jackson, in that his wife, Rachel, was first
married to a Womack descendant. Unfortunately, the divorce apparently
wasn't quite final when she married Jackson, creating a wee bit of a
problem there....
Hi. I just found the WGN. The Womacks that I come from are from
Corpus Christi, Texas. In my last visit to the cemetary, I wrote down
the following information. My grandfather was John William Womack
born 8/15/1882 and died 6/28/1948. He married Ollie McFarland (b:
12/29/1884 d: 6/9/83) and they had several daughters. Billie Nell
Womack (b: 6/13/16 d: 12/15/23); Helen Womack Segrest (b: 2/21/14 d:
6/28/64); Madelyn Womack (b: 3/13/10 d: 12/8/91); Bobby Womack Reagan
(b: 12/18/12); Jean Lorraine Womack Crowley Beard (b: 10/10/20);
Frances Rae Gorham Womack (b: 2/6/24). Others at the cemetary are:
Homer White Womack (b: 12/1/1976 d: 3/28/41); Ellen Elizabeth Womack
(b: 11/21/1876 d: 5/27/58); Homer E. Womack, Capt. U.S. Army, WWI and
II (b: 1/19/1898 d: 1/3/67); Raymond Douglas (b: 2/13/29 d: 4/27/32).
I don't know if Raymond Douglas was the son of my grandparents or of
Homer White Womack. If anyone has any information on this branch, I
would be very grateful. No one really talks about any of this anymore
in my family. My brother told me that John William Womack owned a
dairy in CC, Tx named the Womack Dairy and if anyone knows about that
I would like to hear from them. Thanks for this information and if I
have helped anyone, I just feel great about it.
Joann,
I have John William Womack sp Ollie McFarland as the son of Nathan
Benjamin; s/o Abner Pryor; s/o Richard Mansel; s/o David sp Mildred
Pryor.
After the last responce I received an e-mail from another researcher asking where I got the middle name Mansel for Richard son of David, This has always been confusing to me also. Afterwords I did find a note stating his son Richard Jr.'s middle name was Mansel and this is in a family bible floating around Magee,MS., unfortunately I have lost or can't find the rest of the info, so If someone out there has this information please post it.
I am searching for information about Charles Augustus Womack! Please help me!!!
I'll try to keep this as short as possible. Two of my 3rd g grandmothers are Wommacks. Nancy, b 07/10/1784 in Halifax, VA, d 11/04/1851 in New Hope, Lincoln, MO, m William Watts, and Jane Wommack, b 12/21/1800 in Sumner Co., TN, d 03/27/1848 in St. Louis, MO, , Brice W. Hammack Recent information shows that Nancy was the daughter of Richard Wommack and Catherine ?, who moved to TN shortly after her brother Richard was born in 1804, where the elder Richard died two years later. I always wondered about the connection between Nancy and Jane, and recently found a deed book which reads "Catherine Warmack (sic), wife of Richard Warmack deceased, Brice Hammack and wife Jenney, Enock Goodman and wife Polly, and Richard Warmack, the heirs of Richard Warmack, to William Warmack 50 acres. 3 October, 1823" I am assuming from that this information that Nancy and Jane (Jenny) are possibly sisters. Does anyone have any information on the parents of Richard Wommack, or any of the Wommack family in Lincoln Co., MO? Please e-mail me if you do. Thanks for your help
Charles Augustus Womack born 21oct1867 in Xenia, Clay Co., IL. died 26jan1952 in Muskogee, OK. s/o Jefferson Lilburn Womack. If this is the one e-mail me. If your looking for Charles Augustus Womack supposedly the father of the supposed William Womack the Immigrant, good luck.
My father is James E. Womack, Jr. and lives in Lascassas, TN. He
has one sister, Wanda. Their father was James E.(for Eldridge)Womack.
He was married to Valley P. (not sure of maiden name). I know they've
lived in and around the Nashville area for as long as I can
remember.
The only thing I know beyond that is my grandfather (James Sr) was
the only son of an only son and his father passed away when he was
quite young. I believe he was originally from Arkansas, but am not
100% positive on this. My father told me that he has been to family
reunions in Arkansas.
I've always been curious about the Womack side of our family, but run
into a brick wall whenever I try the Womack side due to the fact that
no one can remember my grandfather's father's name or any other
information that can help me go beyond that generation. If anyone has
any information that can help me, I would really appreciate it.
P.S. This site is awesome!
I am doing research on Thomas James Womack, I believe he is the
son of James and Elizabeth Womack, who lived in Paulding County,
Georgia. He married my great-great-aunt Hiwassee Tocora Hunt in 1880.
They had six children: Louise, Charles, Thomas James, Joseph Albert,
Martha, and Robert Womack. If you have any information on the above
people please e-mail me. Thank you for any help.
I'm so happy that I found you. My mother was born Lillie Alma WOMACK 2/9/1908 in coffee county Tn. Her father was Porter E. WOMACK born 12/3/1881 coffee county, Tn. son of Thomas Houston Womack. My mother said he died when she was ab. 5 yrs old in Ark. near Little Rock. She also said he bled to death from his nose. I need info. on him, I can not find any record of his death. Many thanks for any help. I will share all I have on Womacks and a few interesting stories my grandmother (Altha Wilburn Womack) told about my grandfather Porter. Regards, Sandra email bellflower@freewwweb.com
I am looking for the father of Burrell/Burwell Womack. I think Burrell was born@1812 in Orange Co. NC and married to 1st wife: Avarilla Cook-9 May 1849 in Gibson Co., TN. I think that his father was Abner Womack who was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Mary Berry. Can anyone out there help?
Boy. am I confused this a.m. I have Burrell Womack as possibly the s/o James Womack and Elizabeth "Betsy" Mary Berry. Not Abner. I have Anber Womack and Agnes Nancy Reed as James Womack's parents. Sorry for the confusion.
Womac Parker Gammon's mother was Lucy Parker Gammon was his
grandmother's maiden name Womac?
Thanks
Martha
WOMACK, W. P. Marriage
Wife: Pocahontas WILBORN
Marriage Date: 24 Dec 1899 Recorded in Tate, Mississippi
Source: FHL Number 895567
Do not believe this to be the Pochahontas in question, but Womack's
are related nevertheless. Actually I'm wondering if anyone knows who
this is? Found it on North America Vital Records Index.
Trying to find the parents of Samuel Moore, born Sept.6,1788 in Hunterdon or Somerset,NJ. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I posted a message earlier regarding my grandfather, James E. Womack. I stated that my father has said he has attended family reunions in Arkansas. I was mistaken - the family reunions he spoke of were in Alabama.
Hi I just found this site and thought I would see if there is
anyone out there that is from the same line of Womacks that I am.
My Fathers name is George William Womack He was born in Kansas City
Mo. March 16,1916
He had 2 brothers Robert and John Henry Re. and 2 sisters Mary and
Carol Virginia.
His Fathers name was John Henry Womack I don't have his birthdate but
he died Aug. 1964 he had one Brother named William Russell. He was
Married to Mary Margaret Vetter.
Grandpas dad was William Womack had 2 brothers Samuel and Charles.
William was married to Oleviate Boyer
It has been rummered that Grandpa was found on the court house steps
and an infent and William and Oleviate took him in.
I remember going to see an Uncle Oliver who they said was really
Johns grandpa but not sure about that. This was in Caroliton Mo. I
think.
I have never really gotton into this very much but since I found this
site I thougt I might check into it and see what I can find out.
Any Information would be appreciated.
Thank you all.
And to all, a safe, and blessed Memorial Day weekend.
Drive safely, drink responsibly, and eat them BBQ's!!
Now Sam, out here on these Oklahoma lakes we eat hamburgers and
hot dogs on this holiday weekend! LOL
But want to agree...drive safe...drink smart...have fun!!!!!
Jeanie
I finally found (I think) that book where Jesse James reputedly
lived with a family of Womack's in MO. I ordered it from Amazon
today...well, if it isnt
the same one, should make for interesting reading anyway! Name of
book in
case any y'all might run across= "Jesse James was My Neighbor."
Should be
heah in 3-7 days per the hype.
While browsing cemetery listings for Spartanburg County, SC, came
across the following Womacks buried at Floyd's Memorial Gardens
Cemetery in Pacolet, Spartanburg, SC:
Womack, Cole B. 1911-1964;
Womack, Hester F. 1911-;
Womack, Harold Dean 1932-1995;
Womack, Mildred M 1935-
Hi. I am trying to locate any of my cousins who are Womacks or
descendents of the Womacks. My mothers maiden name is Womack. Her
parents were James Roscoe Womack and Anne Clyde Womack. They had 3
daughters and one son. They are listed below.
Hazel Ruth Womack (my mother)
Betty Womack Lambert
Patsy Annette Womack
James Roscoe Womack ( Also known as Boots)
They all were from Atlanta, Georgia. But lived in Smyrna, Georgia. I
do know that my grandpa James Roscoe, died when I was 2 or 3 years
old. Any help would be appreciated. Please e-mail me if you have any
information. Thank you for your help.
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