By the way - Jack Womack will be away for a little while and requests you hold any and all E-mail to him until he sends you a Jack's Back mail -
thanks

Hi every1 I was just wondering if those cemetery surveys helped any I thought it would be good for those who are starting or just looking to see where their Womacks were buried.

Also if any1 is looking for info. on Lovely County let me know and I'll post what I have found

Hi Gang
I'm back but only by a thread. Had a heart attack Dec 30 that like to have done me in. 12 hrs in the emergency room 2hours in the Cath Lab and four days in CCU and I'm back and feelinh ..er..well not great but glad to be still kicking.
Thanks for all of your prayers, they were answered.
Jack

Jack, very glad to have you back with us, you gave us a scare. Just get your health back and take care of yourself. Sometimes we just don't let folks know how important they are to us until it to late, sure glad that wasn't the case here. You are appreciated!!
Your cuz, Roger

(Not my family; I have no additonal information.}

Found in the Columbia, Kentucky, "Adair County News," August 19, 1942 edition, page eight:

(No headline)

Mrs. A.C. Chittenden, of Spokane, Wash., was the guest of Mrs. Etta Caldwell and family, at Milltown, several days last week and is now the guest of Mr. & Mrs. Will Penick, in Greensburg.

Mrs. Chittenden is a native of Adair County, being a granddaughter of the late John WOMACK. She left Adair County when a child and had not visited the scenes of her childhood until three years ago when she came to Louisville to visit five generations of cousins and a few friends near Milltown.
*****

(Milltown is in western Adair County; Greensburg is in neighboring Green Co.)

My father passed away the other day and I thought I might post his obituary for anyone who may want it. I will miss "boring" him with my never ending research into our family history.

Billy Joe Womack

WOMACK, BILLY JOE age 66, of Garland was born August 14, 1938 in Leonard, TX and passed away January 3, 2005. He retired in 2003 from the Dallas Morning News/Ryder Logistics. My heart may be weak, but it is full of love for all of you. He is survived by his sons, David Womack. Steve Womack and wife Lisa and Bryan Womack; daughter, Debbie Cyganik and husband, David; best friend Joyce McEuen; brothers. Wayne and Morris Womack; sisters, Carolyn, Brenda, Judy and Audra; grandchildren, Justin Womack, Rayosha Womack, Kaitlin Womack, Julie Salm and Laura Cyganik; great-grandchildren, Ashley and Avery Salm. Funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, January 6, 2005 in Williams Memorial Chapel with Mr. Gary Bingham officiating. Interment will follow at Leonard Cemetery in Leonard, TX. Family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Williams Funeral Directors. Williams Funeral Directors Family Owned and Operated Since 1885
Published in the Dallas Morning News on 1/5/2005.

I am looking for information on William Henry Womack born 15 April 1919 KY and his father Nover A. Womack! Can anyone help?
Thanks

From Carlos Womack Records:
(Except where Patricia indicated insertions Patricia made) -----> (PJ)
This is my numbering system not Carlos’s

I. William Womack b. ca 1605/1610 m. Mary Jane Allen a widow who died prior to 1685 settled in Burmuda Hundred, VA Colony

(Children on record)

1. William Jr. b. ca 1640
2. Abraham b. ca 1644
3. Richard b. ca 1650 VA (PJ)
4 Thomas b ca 1647
5 John b ca 1653
6 Anne b ca 1657
7 Mary b ca 1659
8 Jane b ca 1662 VA


2nd Generation

11 Wm and Jane Womack Jr

1Thomas b ca 1664
2 Mary m ________Cox

12 Abraham and Sarah Womack Sr

1 Abraham Jr b ca 1666 d 1745/1746 m Jane _______
2 Thomas d prior to Apr 1734 m Mary Farley
3 Martha m (1) John Mosby 22 Nov 1708 (2) James Hambleton
4 Jane b 1662 m Henry Pew Jr


13 Richard and Mary Womack

1 Richard Jr b 1676 d 1723 m Elizabeth Puckett (first cousin)
2 William b 1679 d 1718 m ca 1708 Susanna Trent
3 Elizabeth b 1680 m Timothy Harris 15 Jan 1697

14 Thomas b 1644 d 1697
No ch: listed in will

15 John b ca 1653 d 1725 m Mary _____ Prince Geo. Co.

1 John Jr d prior 1787 m Hannah Headworth (He lived in Prince Geo. Co.
2 William d prior to 1778 Halifax Co., North Carolina - moved 1761 from Sothhampton VA to NC
3 Abram
4 Abraham (youngest) m Mary________ probably had other children

16 Anne b 1657 d 1694 m William Puckett

1 Elizabeth Ann Puckett m Richard Womack Jr
2 William Puckett 1739 m Mary________
3 Richard Puckett ca 1684 d b.t. 1719-1721
4 Womack Puckett m prior to 5 Oct 1725 to Mabel Walthall Puckett
5 Mary-----------

17 Mary m Thomas Puckett

1 Thomas Puckett
2 Frances Puckett
3 William Puckett
4 John Puckett


3rd Generation

111 Thomas Womack & ___________

1 Mary
2 Judith
3 William

112 Mary m ______Cox

1 William


121 Abraham & Jane Womack Jr

1 William b ca 1688 d prior to 16 Mar 1762 m Mary _______

122 Thomas & Mary Womack Jr

1 Abraham b ca 1726 Henrico Co. VA d 16 May 1800 Lincoln Co. NC m Elizabeth________
2 William d ca 1790 Charlotte Co NC Intestate without issue
3 Isham James dec prior to 1 Oct 1810 m Mary_______ lived Amelia Co
4 Francis dec’d prior to 1 Oct 1810 m Susannan Pucket of Dale Parish, Chesterfield VA
5 Thomas Jrd 1782 Sarah Woodson - Chesterfield Co.
6 Martha d prior to 1812 m John Robards
7 Sarah deceased prior to 1 Oct 1810 m _________Rice
8 Mary m _____Mann
9 Elizabeth “Vasti : deceased prior to 1 Oct 1810 m _______Hatchett
10 Judith d prior to 1 Oct 1810 m (1) _____Booth m (2) ________Hambleton

123 John and Martha (Womack) Mosby

1 John Mosby d 1801 m Lucy Allen
2 Judith Mosby
3 Martha Mosby
4 Sarah Mosby
5 Luciana Mosby
6 Edward Mosby (?) unborn child at time of will

124 Jane m Henry Pew Jr

1 Anne Pew m (1) prior to 1 Dec 1681 Abraham Childers Jr m (2) John Atkins
2 Jane Pew d prior to 4 Aug 1718 m (1) John Price (2) Hugh Ligon

à131 Richard & Elizabeth Womack Jr

1 Alexander b ca 1708 d prior to Apr 1784 Campbell Co., VA m Martha______ à (PJ) 2 Richard III b 7 Dec 1710 d 1790 in Georgia m Ann Nancy Childers died in Burke Co. Georgia

132 William and Susanna Womack

1 Susanna b 1705 Henrico County Va
2 Phebe b 1707
3 Priscilla b 1711
4 Audria b 1713
5 Henry b 1709 d 1790 m Martha (Patsey) Puckett dau of Richard Puckett

133 Elizabeth And Timothy Harris

140

151 John and Hannah Womack

1 Travis
2 Nathaniel
3 Mary b 1750 m David Harvel

152 William & ________Womack

1 Thomas b 1730-1740 m Elizabeth________
2 John d 1813/1814 m Elinor Rorie Halifax, NC
3 Fredrick d 1777/1778 in Halifax, NC (maybe Frederick Rev. War SC
4 James d 1786
5 Albridgton (Brittain) b ca 1730
6 Mary m ca 1760 Samual Butler
7 Martha m William Alsobrook live in Halifax Co. NC

153 Abram

154 Abraham

161 (see 131)

162 William and Mary Puckett

1 Lewis Puckett b 1722
2 Eliza Puckett b 1725
3 Thomas Puckett
4 William Puckett
5 Douglas Puckett
6 John Puckett (possible

163 Richard & Martha Puckett

1Martha b ca 1715 m Henry Womack, Son of William and Suanna Womack)
2 Richard Puckett b ca 1719
164 Womack and Mable Puckett

1 Ephrain Puckett b 24 Jan 1721 m Hannah lived Lunenburg & Mecklenberg Co. VA and in Union Co. SC 1786
2 Isham Puckett b 16 Oct 1724 m Marth______lived Lunenburg VA
3 Womack Puckett Jr (?) Francis live in Chesterfield,VA

170-174 no inf.

4th Generation

121,1 William and Mary Womack

1 William II b 1710 d 26 Sept 1791 Cumberland VA m Martha ________
2 Agnes m John Bullock
3 Prissilla m William Doss
4 Martha m ________Nichols
5 Sarah m James Barnett d 1740
6 Mary m John Williams
7 Judith d 1773 m Ralph Graves

122,1 Abraham & Elizabeth Womack Sr

1 Abner b 7 Jan 1764 m Agnes Nancy Reed
2 Elizabeth m Charles Cauthorn
3 Mary m John Spradlin

122,2 William Died intestate/no issue

123,3 Isham and Mary Womack

1 William
2 Mary m _____Owen
3 Martha

122,4 Francis & Susannah Womack

1 Willaim

122,5 Thomas & Sarah Wommack Jr

1 Thomas III d after 1782 m Sarah _______name spelled as in Wommack
2 Joel d 1781 m Sarah_____”Sary”
3 Sarah b ca 1740 Chesterfield Co. VA d 1779 Chesterfield Co VA m Fedrick Reams
4 Josiah m _________
5 William

122,6 John & Martha Robards

1 Pleasant Robards
2 Stephen Robards
3 Joshua Robards
4 William Robards
5 Martha Robards
6 Fannie Robards m _______Irby
7 Judith ? (Judy) Robards m _________Chandler

122,7 __________ and Sarah Womack Rice

1 Francis Rice
2 Thomas Rice
3 Samuel Rice
4 Isham Rice
5 Fanny Rice
6 Molly Rice m _________Cheatman
7 Elizabeth Rice m __________Puckett

122,8 no info

122,9 ___________ & Elizabeth Womack Hatchett

1 Josiah Hatchett
2 Martha Hatchett m Joseph Tolbert
3 Judith Hatchett m William Furkering

122,0 __________ and Judith Womack Hambleton

1 Francis Hambleton
2 Mary Hambleton m Daniel Owen

123,1 John and Lucy Womack Mosby

1William Mosby d 1809 m Rebecca Williamson 1784
2 Mary Mosby m Nathanel Sheppard
3 Elizabeth Mosby m Benjamin Sheppard
4 Lucy Mosby m Edmund James
5 Susanna Mosby
6 Hezekiah Mosby m (1) Elizabeth Winston in 1794 (2) Mary Massie
7 Ann Mosby (Nancy m Woodson Parsons in 1786
8 Martha Mosby m ______Allen
9 Robert Mosby m Frances_________
.0 Joseph Mosby
.1 Samuel m Mary Anderson in 1794
.2 Benjamin Mosby d 1771 m Elizabeth Bacon

124,1 Abraham & Annie Childers Jr

1 John Childers
2 Jane Childers
3 Philemn Childers
4 Abraham Childers III m Hester Cannon 1696
5 Robert Childers
6 Henry Childers m Lucretia Jones
Children of John and Annie Womack Atkins
7 Joseph Atkins

124,2 John and Jane Womack Price

1 Daniel Price
2 Mary Cannon Price
3 Pew Price
4 John Price b ca 1690 Henrico Co., VA m Hannah Williamson
5 Elisabeth Pew Price b ca 1700

131,1 Alexander & Martha Womack

1 Matthew d prior to 26 Aug 1782
2 Alexander Jr b ca 1740 m (1st) Milly (2nd) Sarah McDearman to Tenn 1807
3 Richard b ca 1755 m Rachel________ moved to Tenn 1810
4 David b 1765-1770 m Elizabeth
5 Jean (Jane) m ________Tomison
6 Ann m ________Driscoll (Immigrant from Ireland)
7 Judith (Juda m _________Richards
8 Martha m ________Rutledge
9 Elizabeth m _________Mason

131,2 Richard and Ann Nancy Womack III

1 Jesse b 1739 d 1811 in GA m (1) Dorothy Prior b ca 1740 d 1777 in GA (2) Phoebe_______
2 Abraham b 22 April 1742 d 9 Dec 1804 m (1) 31 May 1763 Martha Mitchell (died Granville Co NC (2) Martha Watkins
3 David b ca 1730/1740 Henrico Co VA m Mildred Prior lived NC, SC, LA
4 John b ca 1750 d 1825 m Lucy Prior Tapley in NC
5 Sally (Patsy) b 1742 d 20 Jan 1791 m 1773 Capt Jonathan Kemp NC, GA St. Helena Parish LA
6 Major Jacob b ca 1730/1740 m Mary_________ Jacob was ensign for Lunenberg Co, Orange Co NC in 1764 and Tenn. Milia
7 Richard IV b ca 1730/1740 d 1754 [?] m 1753 Margaret_________ they had a child that died soon after birth
8 Ann (probably Oldest married Josiah Alday) (PJ)

132,5 Henry and Martha Womack

1 Lucy b 1733 m Thomas Lawrence
2 Andria (Athary) b 1732 m ______Russell
3 Henry II m 31 Jul 1778 Mary or Anne Terry, Louisa Co VA
4 Mary

151,3 David and Mary Womack Harvel

1 Mary Harvel m 1812 Reuben Johnson

152,1 Thomas & Elizabeth Womack

1 Martha (Patsey) never married
2 Carter d ca 1822 m ca 1795 Catherine________
3 Betsy (Elizabeth?) 26 Jan 1794 m John Menore (McLemore)
4 Delilah m Ladovick Thompson Greenville Co, VA

152,2 John & Elenor Womack

1 John Jr Lie in Chatham Co. NC
2 James
3 Nancy m Battle
4 Martha (Patsey) m ___________Parham
5 Rorie d/ 1847 m Elizabeth Booker, dtr of James and Phebe Booker

Children of John & Susanne (Allen) Womack 1807 Lived Lee & Moore Co. NC
6 Robert Allen (Alias Womack)
7 William Allen (Alias Womack)
8 Elizabeth Allen (Alias Womack)

152,3 no info

152.4 James & _________Womack

1 James Brantley b 1767 d 1814 m 1787 Mary (Polly) Ellis

152.5 Albright on (Britton) & __________Womack

1 Wiley
2 Martha “Patsey” b 1757 m Joshua Elkins d 22 June 1821
3 Brittain m 21 Aug 1816 Lucy Willifor Wake Co NC Moore Co
4 Tempie
5 William (Willie m Winafred Hinesly NC
6 Alexander
7 Molly
8 Meriden m Tisha Levins, Wake Co NC
9 Nancy
10 Ferebee m 1817 Kinchen Griffin, Wake Co NC
11 “Winny” Winafred m 1817 Cannon Griffin Wake Co Nc

164,1 Ephraim & Hannah Puckett

1 Ephraim Puckett
2 Catherine “
3 Mary “
4 Hannah “

5th Generation

121,11 William & Martha Womack Jr

1 William III b 1736 d 1819 m Mary Mollie Allen lived Prince Edward Co. VA
2 Chas b 1743 d prior to 1811 m Agnes McGeehee
3 Nathan b 1746 d prior 1811 m Anna McGeehee
4 Jesse b 1749 d Rev War m Sarah Daniel (lived Ken with ch.)
5 Massanello b1751 d 1837 m Elizabeth Venable
6 Judith m John Hendricks
7 Agnes m _______Sims
8 Mary m William Wadley Goochland Co., VA

121,12 John and Agnes Bullock

1 Mary Bullock
2 William Bullock
3 Susanna Bullock
121,13 and 121,14 no info.

121,15 James and Sarah Barrett

1 Lucy Barrett
2 unborn child at James Death

121,16 no info

121,17 Ralph and Judith Graves

1 Henry m Mary Cussins, (Cousins)
2 Mary Graves
3 Sally Graves m Barrett Price

122,11 Abner and Agnes Womack

1Margaret b 1788 Lincoln Co NC m William Neil
2 James b 1790 Lincoln Co NC m Elizabeth Berry
3 Martha L. b 1792 Lincoln Co NC m Samuel Hargrove
4 Elizabeth b 1794 Lincoln Co NC m Enoch Berry m (2nd) John Coley
5 Lewis b 1796 Lincoln Co NC m Margaret Berry
6 Isabel b 23 April Logan Co KY d 1863 Provo, Utah m William Haws
7 Camilla b 1802 m Peter D Soloman
8 Nancy b 1804 KY m James S Moore
9 Alexander b 1805 KY
10 Abraham b 1806 KY m (1) ? (2) Octavia Amanda Pierson
11 Abner Jr 1808 m Erdive Sharp
12 Chapman b 1812 m Nancy Moore

122,51 Thomas and Sarah Wommack Jr (III)

1 Peter m Chirtian Utterback
2 Jesse
3 Sukey
4 Archer
5 Thomas m Sarah (5 Jul 1754)

122,52 Joel and Srah Womack

1 Nancy
2 Betsy
3 Richard

122,53 Sarah Womack and Frederick Reams

1 James Bartlett Reams b 1773 Amelia Co VA died New Orleans 1815 m 23 April 1797 Sarah Driscoll

122,54 Josiah &__________Womack

1 Rebecca

123,11 William and Mosby

1 Nancy Williamson m Nov 1803 Gen. Wm. B. Chamberlayne

123,19 Robert and Frances Mosby

1 Mary m 1803 Capt. Wm Burton Jr
2 Anne m Thomas Norvell
3 Elizabeth b 1776 died Boone Co KY m 1792 Isham Allen Jr
4 Martha (Patsy) m Willian Winston

123,1.2 Benjamin and Elizabeth Mosby

1 Langston b 1769 d 1863 m Tucy Turner d 1858 Goochland Co VA
2 John m (1st) Mrs. Sallie Toller m (2nd) Eliza Jones (3rd) Eliza Talizferro Henrico Co VA
3 Benjamin b Sept 1771 m Ann Winston

124,16 Henry and Lucretian Childers

1 Ann (Nancy) m Richard Womack III in 1730
2 Thomas
3 Lucretia
4 Milicent
5 Martha
6 Henry Jr m 1761 Mary Farmer

124,24 John and Hanna Price

1 William b 3 Sep 1730 Henrico Co VA m Susannah Burton

131,11 Matthew and ______Womack

1 Nancy G m 1792 Campbell Co VA James Davis

131,12 Alexander and Milly Womack Jr

1 Elizabeth b ca 1770 m 28 Jul 1792 Henry Buckner Jr Charlotte Co VA
2 Polly b ca 1775 m 1806 Adin Mason

131,13 Richard and Rachel Womack

1 Joel d ca 1808 m 13 Nov 1800 Sally (Sarah Pruitt dau of Michael Pruitt , Campbell Co VA
2 Richard Jr b 1790 Campbell Co VA d 1860-1870 m Agnes Smith Both buried Wilson Co Tenn.
3 Elijah b 22 May 1794 m Elizabaeth Patterson Wilson Co Tenn
4 Susannah m Joseph Hubbard
5 Elizabeth m Jeremiah McHenry
6 Jane (Jennie) d 1850/1860 m (1) James Crator (Creighton) (2) Philip Shores
7 Lucy m William F Jones Sr
8 Patsy m William Shanks (after her death mare Leninnia Clemmons Moxley widow and moved to Sharp Co Ark)

131,14 David and Elizabeth Womack Sr

1 David Jr b ca 1790
2 James Alexander b 1797 in VA d 1874 McMinn Co Tenn m (1) 1821 Rutherford Co NC Mary Neal m (2) Freelove Thompson
3 Hawkins b 1806 m 1825 Jane Jenney Cooper
4 Michael b 1794 VA d 1861 m 1815 Bedford Co Tenn. Sarah Jones b 1795 SC settled Ark 1849

131,21 Jesse and Dorothy Womack

1 David m Nancy Childers
2 Richard Mansel m _______
3 Elizabeth
4 John N (Jack) bu 24 D/ 1776 m Francis Coleman Washington Co Fort Stephens Mill Alabama
5 Jesse m Phebe_________
6 William ab 25 May 1779
(may be others)

131,22 Abraham & Martha Womack

1 Sherwood b 1764 m Ann (Nancy) Rogers
2 Lucretia b 1766 m Mr Howard
3 David b 1768 m ____________
4 Mansel b 1770 m (1) Sarah Rogers (2nd) in Guilford Co NC mary Mariah Lewis b 1773 d 1855 Sarah was dau of Col Brett Rogers (Georgia and Butler Co Ala
5 Nancy d prior to 1829 in GA m William Stone
6 Cicely m 22 Jan 1787 James harris McFarland Caswell Co NC then moved to Georgia
7 Susannah b 1776 m 1796 Clement Glen Greene Co GA
8 Mary m Francis Coleman land Green Co GA
9 John died prior to 1840 m ca 1805 Sarah Lewis (sister to Mary Mariah lived in Warren and Wilkes Co GA 1805/1806
10 Elizabeth b 1785 in Georgia d 1853 Greene Co Ala m (1st) 1800 Benjamin Stephen Coleman m (2nd) 1815 Thomas H Langhan Sr m (3rd) Enoch Stringfellow
11 Sarah A
12 Lucy
13 William G m 1839 Monre Co GA Ann S Hunt
14 Jesse C m 19 April 1839

131,23 David and Mildred Womack

1Richard Mansel IV b 1768 Orange Co NC m (1) Dicy Jane Hays m (2nd) Martha_______b 1775 Richard settled in La Adj land of brother Col Abner in 1809 (Martha was Choctaw Indian decent)
2 John moved to Mississippi
3 Dorothy Prior (Dolly) b 1770 Orange Co NC m 10 Oct 1806 David Mitchell in Jackson Co GA Mitchell in Jackson Co GA
4 Robert P 1772 d c 1845 St Helena Parish LA m 1818 Charlotte Corder
5 David Jr b 27 Mar 1774 Orange Co NC d 3 Jan 54 Simpson Co Miss m 4 Feb 1807 Sarah Ann Norris b 1789 d Dec 1858 Settled in Simpson Co MS David served in the War of 1812 Memorial to Sarah - Mother of 12 children in the Mt Zion Cemetery Apple Springs Tex
6 William Washington b 1776 Orange Co NC m (1) _____m (2) Charity T settled on land in St Helena Parish
7 Col Abner b 1778 Caswell Co NC m Celia Herron m Celia Herron left Georgia and settled in LA in 1800
8 Jacob Green b 1780 Caswell Co NC m Nancy Jane Waller b Greensburg LA
9 Abraham (Fat Abe) b 1782 Caswell Co NC m 1804 Elizabeth Burton in GA moved to LA

131,24 John and Lucy Womack

1 Green b 12 Nov 1782 St Martins Dist Caswell Co NC died Chatham Co NC m (1) Mary W Taylor m
(2nd) Mrs Ann McBryde,McIver
2 John Pryor b St Lukes District Caswell Co NC
3 Jesse b ca 1772 m Catherine McNeill Person Co NC
4 David d before 11 Oct 1824 m 28 Mar Delilah Graves Caswell NC
5 Jacob Pryor m 1810 Orange Co NC Nancy (Ann Faddis) Orange Co NC moved to Desoto Co Miss thence to Marshall, Harrison Co Texas
6 Josiah d prior to April 1848 m Mary Justis
7 Henry m 1813 Matilda Wells Person Co NC

131,25 Johnathon and Sally Patsey (Kemp)

1 Asa b 1770 died prior to 22 Aug 1817 m Mary Kilpatrick lived on track of land given by his father in Anderson Co SC
2 Isaac b ca 1772 m “Lovie” Methvein-acquired land in St Helena Parish LA in 1800 Settled father’s estate in 1815 moved to Jackson Parish 1819
3 Rebecca b ca 1780 d prior to 1850 m David T Gorman b ca 1778 Received Plantation in South Carolina from her father
4 Dempsey b 6 June 1782 d 29 Jan 1844 m 1810 Sarah Hutchinson b 1 July 1793 d 1856 received a plantation in South Carolina from Sarah’s father Both buried in Old Kemp burial grounds in a brick vault
5 David b ca 1774 d ca 14 Jul 1830 1st Sheriff of St Helena Parish LA died a bachelor
6 Jonathan Jr b ca 1776 he was a preacher on the Claiborne Circuit in Mississippi Died a bachelor
7 Thomas b ca 1778 d P T 23 Dec 1817 m Margaret Hutchinson, m (2nd) Jesse McMahon m (3rd) Zachariah Nettles
Capt Jonathon Kemp married (2nd) Elizabeth Cox 1791 Ch: Caleb, Sarah, Charles, Patsey, Dianah, Hillery, Wilfred, Permelia m William Womack, Elizabeth (Betty) m (1st) Abner Womack and (2nd) Stanley Viers

131,26 Major Jacob and Mary Womack

1 Martha b 20 March 1758 d ca 1840 Benton Co Ala m Robert Bean b 3 May 1758
2 Sarah m ________ Lane (Son of Tidance Lane)
(I am not sure if this is correct or if there us another Jacob lived on Little Limestone Creek Washington Co Tenn. Possible the father of the above or the above Major Jacob the father of Jacob on Little Limestone Creek or if they are the same person and married two or more times one wife being Sarah Johnson, dau of Joseph Johnson/Johnston of Lunenburg Co VA
3 Johnson
4 John
5 Jesse
6 David
All above the Arkansas early inhabitants
7 William ? Pendleton SC White Co Tenn. Jeremiah, Jonathan, and David of Grainger Co Tenn. And David and Johnson of Grainger, Wh Co Tenn. Also Jenkin and Jacob of early Arkansas 1820’s

132,51 Thomas and Lucy Lawrence

1 Thomas
2 John b 1760 m Behesland Smith VA
3 James L d Tenn. m Mary Cate Wilkes Co NC
4 Henry b 12 Jun 1771 d 8 Apr 1855 m Winifred Manard
5 Lucy b 1773 m Chas. Cate McMinn Tenn.

1) From Madison Co Musings Vol IX Fall 1989 pages 114-128 states that Jacob Womack is Johnson Ashley’s father & Sarah Johnson is his mother. Johnson Ashley is listed in the 1799 Tax List for Grainger Co Tenn. Or the 1815-1816 Tax List for Arkansas in Lawrence Co and on the 1820 Census for Lawrence Co Arkansas and that he came to Madison Co before 1832 and settled in what would become Madison near Washington Co Line.


The rest was David Womack and Elizabeth Brisco Womack’s kids info and so on. By the way all the aboved typed information is exactly what Patricia (Cox) Jackson wrote nothing has been changed that would mess with the line. (I corrected dates I was sure she meant to type something other than what she did)

Cuz Derrell

Information it says on the cover page

Information Compiled by Patricia Jackson

Donated to Genealogy Society
In loving memory of
Patricia (Cox) Jackson
B 16 March 1927
D 17 Jan 1992

Hi everybody. I want to begin this NEW YEAR telling you about Mary Carrington Venable Womack (1786-1867). She was a daughter of Samuel Woodson Venable Sr and Mary Carrington. Mary V. Womack was named in her father's will which was recorded Sept 17, 1821 Pr. Ed. Co, VA. Samuel in his will gave his daughter Mary land in Halifax Co, VA which he had bought from William Boyd. This land at the time of Samuel's will was commonly called Cannon's tract. --- (I checked in PROPERTY LINES FROM AN OLD SURVEY BOOK by R.C.Dodson and sure enough on pg 66 (&64) I found a survey for John Cannon on Polecat Creek in Halifax Co,VA dated 28&30 Nov 1747. Could it be possible that the land that William Boyd later sold to Samuel Woodson Venable Sr be a part of John Cannon's land surveyed earlier in 1747 on Polecat Creek?) --- Now Mary's brother Abraham Venable was permitted by their father in his will to have the use of the Cannon tract of land until his mother died. She died in 1837 and Abraham got his own land and Mary V. Womack got the Cannon tract of land in Halifax Co,VA which had been sold to her father by William Boyd. Mary's husband was maybe William Womack. Which William Womack is he? Does anyone know anything else about this land? Doretta

My aunt Lillie May Humphreys Womack was married on August 25, 1898 to Eugene S. Womack in Wilkinson Cty, MS. Does anyone know ANYTHING about either of this couple? Lillie May was born in Mississippi, date?? I am having difficult finding anything on her except do know they had 4 children. Eugene S. Womack, Anna May, 1909, Eugenia 1901, Melvin ray 1902, Robert 1900
Lillie May, I have been told, died and was buried in Merrysville, La, date ??
HELP with any news.
Thanks

ATTENTION: Barbara Smith


MERRYVILLE CEMETERY, Beauregard Parish, Louisiana Listing Compiled by Evelyn E. Cole and Roberta B. Doty Annotations by La Vaughn H. "LV" Hayes are preceded by LVH

WOMACK, FREDDIE E APR 19 1986
WOMACK ROBERT AUG 5 1899 OCT 15 1918 possible son of Lilly and Eugene Womack

I also found these people you mention in the 1900 and 1910 censuses here is the info on each one NOTICEà Lilly gives different age in the 1910 census

1900 U S Census Location 2-BT Amite Co., MS

Womack Eugene Head March 1880 20yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Lilly Wife May 1883 17yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Robert Son August 1899 9mo Born MS father MS mother MS

1910 U S Census Location 4th Ward Hattiesburg District 14 Forrest Co. , MS

Est birth
Womack Eugene Head 1880 29yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Lilly Wife 1885 24yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Robert Son 1900 10yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Eugenia Dau 1902 8yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Melven Son 1904 6yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Anna May Dau 1909 1yr Born MS father MS mother MS
Womack Robert Brother 1888 21yrs Born MS father MS mother MS
Wrinn Henry Boarder 1892 17yrs Born AL father AL mother AL

This is all I found so far I am going to try and track Eugene and Lilly’s parents down if you need it done is Lilly’s Maiden name (Humphreys??)

Hope this helps ya Barbara

Derrell

Barbara, I don't have much descending but do have this line back, get in touch.

Descendants of Jacob Moore Womack
Generation No. 1

1. Jacob Moore8 Womack (Jacob7, Richard Mansel6, David5, Richard4, Richard3, Richard2, William1) was born July 28, 1846 in Copiah Co., Mississippi, and died 1946. He married Eliza E. Mathews. She was born February 1847 in Mississippi.

Notes for Jacob Moore Womack:
Served in the CSA under Gen. Albert S. Johnston and Gen. Nathan B. Forrest, Rockport Steel Blades and the 4th Mississippi Cavalry. Listed as a Prisoner of War, May 1865.
1880 Census, Place: Crystal Springs, Copiah, Mississippi
Source: FHL Film 1254646 National Archives Film T9-0646 Page 247B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
J. M. WAMMACK Self M M W 33 MS
Occ: Farmer Fa: MS Mo: MS
Eliza WAMMACK Wife F M W 32 MS
Occ: Keeping House Fa: MS Mo: MS
Saml. WAMMACK Son M S W 8 MS
Fa: MS Mo: MS
Elvira WAMMACK Dau F S W 4

Children of Jacob Womack and Eliza Mathews are:
2 i. John Samuel9 Womack, born October 1871 in Hazelhurst, Copiah Co., Mississippi; died 1947. He married Roxie Virginia Kemph? Abt. 1900 in Copiah Co., Mississippi; born November 05, 1880; died November 16, 1959.

Notes for John Samuel Womack:
aka: Samuel Womack
Samuel may of had a 1st wife named Mollie Harper, recorded Aug 24, 1892 in Copiah Co., Mississippi.

Notes for Roxie Virginia Kemph?:
aka: Rosa V.
aka: Roxie K.
Need proof last name is Kemph? RGW

3 ii. Jacob Leonidas Womack, born Abt. 1873.
4 iii. Elvira Womack, born Abt. 1876 in Mississippi. She married W.W. Kennedy; born in Jackson, LA..
5 iv. Melvin Eugene Womack, born March 1880 in Utica, Mississippi. He married Lillie Mae Humphries August 25, 1898 in Wilkinson Co., Mississippi; born Abt. 1880 in Mississippi.
6 v. Robert Bridges Womack, born November 06, 1886 in Utica, Copia Co., Mississippi.

Notes for Robert Bridges Womack:
Source: W.W. I. Civillian Draft Registration. List birth as 1889.

7 vi. Jacob Womack, born August 1888 in Mississippi. He married Maudie Templeton June 23, 1904 in Wilkinson Co., Mississippi.

Doretta

Here is a clue to your Venable posting:

Descendants of Abraham Venable

1 Abraham Venable b: Mar 22, 1699/00 New Kent, Louisa Co, VA d: Dec 16, 1769 Louisa Co Va
.. +Martha Davis b: Jul 14, 1702 Amherst VA? d: Feb 18, 1765 Louisa Co VA? m: Abt. 1723 in Hanover VA?
........ 2 Charles Venable b: Apr 12, 1730 Louisa Co VA? d: Oct 31, 1815 Louisa Co VA?
............ +Elizabeth Smith b: Dec 28, 1733 Louisa Co VA? d: Oct 06, 1793 Prince Edward Co VA m: Dec 29, 1751 in Caroline Co VA
................... 3 Elizabeth Venable b: Abt. 1750
....................... +Masseniello Womack m: Feb 10, 1775 in P.Edw. Co, Va
............................. 4 Patty Womack b: Abt. 1780
................................. +James Plant b: Abt. 1780 m: Dec 12, 1801 in P.Edw. Co, Va.
............................. 4 Elizabeth 11 Womack b: Abt. 1790 d: Bet. 1814 - 1884
................................. +John Dabney b: Abt. 1790 d: Bet. 1814 - 1881 m: Jun 20, 1808 in P.Edw. Co, Va.
........ 2 Nathaniel Venable b: Nov 01, 1733 Louisa Co Va? d: Dec 27, 1804 Prince Edward Co VA?
............ +Elizabeth Woodson b: Jun 06, 1740 Poplar Hill, Henrico Co, VA d: Sep 29, 1791 Prince Edward Co VA m: Mar 19, 1755 in Prince Edward Co VA
................... 3 Samuel Woodson Venable b: Sep 19, 1756 Prince Edward Co VA d: Sep 07, 1821 Sweet Springs, Monroe Co, VA
....................... +Mary S(cott) Carrington b: Jun 21, 1758 Prince Edward Co VA d: Mar 21, 1837 VA? m: Aug 13, 1781
............................. 4 Mary Carrington Venable b: Aug 23, 1786 Prince Edward Co VA? d: Dec 28, 1867 VA?
................................. +William M Womack b: Abt. 1782

I dont think that Massanello and William were brothers; but close cousins..who married into the same family..Massanello's brother Wiliam Married a Jane Kyle Poague abt 1810.

Thanks Sam - Your posting helps some in sorting out those WILLIAM Womacks. William M.Womack and wife Mary Carrington Venable may have or may not have lived in Halifax Co VA. I don't know, but they for sure had land there. The big question is: Who got the land? Did they sell it or pass it on to issue? I wonder if William and wife left Wills somewhere. Answers to these questions might be found there. --- Also Sam, in looking over some notes, it looks like your Mary who married Jacob Womack (son of Alex Jr) has some family connections with Halifax Co VA. Susannah "Suckey" (Mary's sister) named in her mother's will as Susannah Stegall(married Frederick Stegall) had a daughter named Elizabeth Stegall who married William C Womack and was a niece of your Mary. Anyway it seems that William C Womack's full name is William Creed Womack and is a Brother to Henry and Miles Womack of Halifax Co VA. (Miles Womack married Frances Hawkins). I must add that Susannah and Frederick Stegall had a granddaughter named Ann S Stegal who married _____ Womack. Ann S. and husband had a daughter named Mary S Womack. I lack proof for most of this, but I do welcome it and do very much believe in it. I have in my small way been trying to sort out some Womacks by looking at their family connections. Doretta

Doretta
You are welcome as far as that info goes - but one statement you made puczzles me.

"Also Sam, in looking over some notes, it looks like your Mary who married Jacob Womack (son of Alex Jr) has some family connections with Halifax Co VA. Susannah "Suckey" (Mary's sister) named in her mother's will as Susannah Stegall(married Frederick Stegall) had a daughter named Elizabeth Stegall who married William C Womack and was a niece of your Mary."

Are you associating Susannah as a Womack?? Not so, she was a Cole, product of her second marriage, half sister to Mary. A slight problem has risen recently with Mary tho. Her brother and sister (surname Wills) were named in her Grandfather Whitlocks will in 1769. She was not - this would indicate she was born after the will; but her father Dr (George) Wills was named as deceased in that will -- This would mean she was born either late in 1769 or early 1770 - some censuses indicate between 1760-70.

So her father died before the will. And she had to have been conceived prior to the will; but born after for that to happen. So, there has to be a fine time line here as her son Daniel's Bible names her as Mary Wills..probably the confusion of her being a Cole - her mother and John Cole didnt get married until Aug 1772..Charlotte Co VA..

I have a transcript of Josiah Whitlock's will - as well as a marriage bond for Mary and John Cole, and what appears to be a primitive prenuptual agreement - got on a disc somewhere arouond here --

This is getting interesting. Maybe there is some clues here on Marks line as well. If Elizabeth Stegall married William Creed Womack (brother of Henry and Miles)these Womacks might be a close relation to this line of Womacks. I do have a Charles L. Womack in my database who married Ann Stegall Dec 7, 1859 in Granville Co., North Carolina. but didn't have his parents, who went there?

Charles Lewis Womack son of Henry Womack & Susan A. B. (LNU).

Source: 1850 Halifax Co VA Census Northern District Enumerated on 4 Sep 1850 Dwelling 279 Family 281
Henry Womack age 50 Farmer $0 value Born VA [Born about 1800].
Susan Womack age 40 Born VA [Born about 1810].
Robert E. Womack age 16 Born VA [Born about 1834] Laborer.
Charles L. Womack age 14 Born VA [Born about 1836].
Nancy N. M. Womack age 12 Born VA [Born about 1838].
James H. Womack age 9 Born VA [Born about 1841].
William R. Womack age 6 Born VA [Born about 1844].
Miles E. Womack age 3 Born VA [Born about 1847].
Roberta Womack age 11/12 months Born VA [Born about 1849].
Nancy Franklin age 50 Born VA [Born about 1800].
Lewelln Jackson age 20 Male Mulatto Born VA [Born about 1830].

The above Miles E. Womack is not the Miles who married Frances Hawkins.

Charles married Ann Stegall on 07 December 1859 in Granville Co NC.

Source: Halifax County VA Census 1860
Northern District Scottsburg PO Halifax Co VA Dwelling #1010 Family #982
Charles L. Womack 24 Laborer $125 VA Married within the year
Ann S. Womack 23 Laborer VA Married within the year.

Pension applications filed by Virginia Confederate veterans and their widows.
Ann Stegall Womack, who received a pension in 1888.
Note Widow
Womack, Ann S.
Received $30 per year.
Residing at Scottsburg Halifax Co VA
Widow of Charles L. Womack
He was a member of Capt. Henry Edmonds Co

On the application Ann states she was married in Halifax Co VA.

Charles Lewis Womack born 20 April 1836 VA died 26 April 1864 Fort Delaware DE
Buried: April 1864 National Cemetery at Finns Point New Jersey

Sources: 1862 Charles Lewis Womack
Born on 20 April 1836.
Residence: Occupation:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Private on 17 April 1862
Enlisted in Company G, 53rd Infantry Regiment Virginia on 17 April 1862.
Hospitalized on 07 May 1862 at Petersburg, VA (With rubeola)
Returned on 22 May 1862
POW on 03 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA
Confined on 06 July 1863 at Fort McHenry, MD
Confined on 12 July 1863 at Fort Delaware, DE
Died of disease while a POW Company G, 53rd Infantry Regiment Virginia on 26 April 1864 in Fort Delaware, DE

Halifax War Memorial Halifax Co VA

Ann (Stegall) Womack
born Abt. 1837 VA died unknown
married in 1859 (see above)
1860 Halifax Co VA Census age 23 (see above)
1870 Halifax Co VA Census
Dwelling #131 Family #132
Bedford L. Stigall 30 Farmer $0 $0 [born about 1840]
Ann S. Womack 34 Keeping House $0 $0 [born about 1836]
Mary S. Womack 8 [born about 1862]

Bedford L. Stigall/Stegall is most likely Ann's brother. They are both living in the household of Louisa (Stegall) Throckmorton in 1850.

George W. Thockmorton married Louisa Stigall 23 May 1827 Halifax Co VA
Ancestry.com Virginia Marriages, 1740-1850 Search Term=Stigall

1850 Halifax Co VA Census
George W. Throckmorton Age 48 Farmer $1500 Born VA [1802]
Louisa Throckmorton Age 43 Born VA [1807]
Ann S. Stegall Age 14 Born VA [1836]
Bedford L. Stegall Age 10 Born VA [1840]

Charles Lewis Womack and Ann (Stegall) Womack had one daughter, Mary S. Womack, age 8 in 1870.

Lineage of Charles Lewis Womack b. 20 April 1836
d. 26 April 1864 Fort Delaware DE

Father: Henry Womack b. Abt. 1800 Halifax Co VA
Death Record: Halifax County, 1875, page 9, line 153.
Date of death: June 20, 1875.
Place of death: Halifax County.
Cause of death: fistula.
Age at death: 75 year(s).
Place of birth: Halifax County.
Occupation: farmer.
Womack, William, Father
Womack, Rebecca, Mother
Womack, Susan A.B., Wife
Womack, Susan A.B., Informant

Mother: Susan A. B. (LNU)
b. Abt. 1810 VA 1850 Census, age 40, born VA and listed as Susan Womack.
d. Aft. 1875 Informant on husband's death record.
married about 1834.
GFather: William Womack b. Abt. 1762 d. Bef. 05 June 1829 Halifax Co VA
GMother: Rebecca (LNU) b. unknown d. Aft. 1832
GGFather: Abraham Womack b. Abt. 1737 [Date based on substracting 25 years (a generation) from William's birth date which is based on Mark Womack finding William living in Abraham's household for the first time in the year 1782 Tax List. This assumes William wouldn't have been listed on a tax list in his father's household until he reached the age over 16 and under 21. Thereby, substracting that age from the census year to deduct his birth date. I don't know how accurate this date is but at least you know how I arrived at the date.]
GGMother: unknown

*1779 [I am not sure the deed below is the same Abraham Womack I have placed it under, further research needed. This deed is recorded in Halifax Co VA, also.]

Abraham Womack
Deed Book 6 Page 42 Mecklenburg Co., VA
Abraham Womack granted to William Naish 22 Nov 1779

Abraham Womack of Halifax County, Virginia gives to William Naish four negroes namely Hannah, James, Piner, and Glaston....
Signed: Abraham Womack {Seal}
Witness: William Bressie, Francis Bressie, William Gregory
Admitted to court by oaths of William Bressie and William Gregory on 12th day of June 1780.

[The names William Naish, the Bressie's[Bracey's] and Gregory are individuals who would have lived in Mecklenburg Co VA.]

I am not sure the following information refers to the same Abraham Womack.

*1782 Halifax Co VA Head of Household
Abraham Womack 2 whites 8 blacks

*1782 Halifax Co VA Personal Property Tax List
Name - Tithes - Negroes - Horses - Mules - Cattle
Abraham Womack 1-7-2-0-3

*1787 Halifax Co VA Tax List Northern District
Abraham Womack Charged with tax=self
white males >16 & <21=0

*Historic Homes/Sites in Halifax Co VA
Woodlawn on the Staunton River

The early history of Woodlawn is the land which Daniel Hutson
of Charlotte County sold to Abram Womack, of Halifax
County, a tract of land, containing 480 acres, on
the waters of Beaver Greek and Staunton River.
Kenneth Cook, the writer of this article, from the
News & Record Staff written or published on
September 17, 1976 states the following:

"Ten years later, in 1779 (exact date not given;
deed presented at court on February 17, 1780), Abram
Womack sold to John Coleman, likewise of Halifax
County, the same tract of land, 480 acres. The deed
stated that it was the land "whereon the said Womack
now lives, together with all houses, orchards,
gardens, fences, woods, underwoods, waters,
watercourses and appurtenances whatsoever..." The
purchase price was 2500 pounds, more than seven
times what Womack had paid for it!"

"Land tax records for the period, which might shed
light on the property, are gone. From past
experience, however, only one thing would likely
cause such an increase in the value of a tract of
land--the building of a rather substantial
residence. Thus it can be said, with some degree of
certainty, that Woodlawn was built during this
10-year period."

Doris

Here are some WOMACKS buried in Louisiana:

BISTINEAU CEMETERY

Womack, Robertine Elizabeth---06/22/1931---05/13/1950

OLD SPARTA CEMETERY, Bienville Parish, Louisiana

Womack, Ava Lue --- 11/13/1921---
Womack, John D. --- 05/05/1914 --- 06/02/1984

RIDGE CEMETERY, Bienville Parish, Louisiana

Womack, Baby
Womack, Baby
Womack, Barbara Lue --- 01/12/1955 --- 01/15/1955
Womack, Charlotte B. --- 10/30/1905 --- 07/05/1974
Womack, Elizabeth --- 03/14/1837 --- 04/04/1929
--- (Elizabeth Carlisle married Richard Willard Womack)
Womack, Elizabeth L. --- 12/19/1892
Womack, Frank B. --- 01/17/1866 --- 11/20/1946
Womack, George R. --- 01/04/1915
Womack, Jessie May --- 05/06/1906--- 11/13/1922
Womack, Margaret D. --- 01/11/1915
Womack, N.J.Littleton --- 02/08/1862 --- 02/04/1904
Womack, R.W. (Richard Willard)--- 07/24/1833 --- 05/11/1907
Womack, T.A. --- 1855 ---- 1902
Womack, W.N. --- 05/24/1903 --- 02/22/1934
Womack, Watson --- 07/28/1867 --- 01/12/1960
Womack, William W. --- 10/13/1922
Womack, Barbara Lue---Jan 12 1955---Jan 15 1955
Womack, Baby---Son of J.D. ans A.L. Womack no dates
Womack, Elizabeth L.---Dec 19 1892
Womack, Frank B.---Jan 17 1866---Nov 20 1946
Womack, Baby---no dates
2 concrete chunks, no names
Womack, Watson---July 28 1867---Jan 12 1960
Womack, W.N.---son of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Womack---May 24
1903---Feb 22
Womack, Jessie Mae---May 6 1906---Nov 13 1922 dau of Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Womack
Womack, William W,---Oct 13 1911
Womack, Charlotte B.---Oct 30 1905---July 5 1974
Womack, George R.---Jan 4 1915
Womack, Margaret D.---Jan 11 1915
Womack, R.W.---July 24 1833---May 11 1907
Womac, Elizabeth---Mar 14 1837---Apr 4 1929
Womack, T.A.---1855---1902

RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH-BIENVILLE PAR. LA
Copied: 8/25/1985 by Annette (Carpenter) Womack

Barbara Lue Womack: Jan 12, 1955-Jan 15, 1955
Baby Womack: s/o J. D. & A. L. Womack (no dates)
WOMACK: Elizabeth L.: Dec 19, 1892 ----------------
Frank B.: Jan 17, 1866-Nov 20, 1946
WOMACK: Wm. W.: Oct 3, 1911-Apr 8, 1985
Charlotte B.: Oct 30, 1905 - July 5, 1974
WOMACK: George R.: Jan 4, 1915 -------------
Margaret d.: Jan 11, 1915 - Nov 17, 1979
Watson Womack: July 28, 1867 (only date)

J. Littleton w/o W. Womack: Feb 8, 1862-Feb 4, 1904
W. N. Womack son of M & M Watson Womack: May 24, 1903-Feb 22, 1934

Jessie May Womack: May 6, 1906 - Nov 13, 1922
R. W. Womack: July 24, 1833 - May 11, 1907

Elizabeth Womack: Mar 14, 1837 - Apr 4, 1929

T. H. Womack: 1855 - 1902

Vivian Cemetery Transcription, Vivian, Louisiana, Caddo Parish

Womack, Hillard W. /Born: May 4, 1908 /Died: August 8, 1958 /Married: Unknown /Epitaph: None /Military or Organization: Unknown
Womack, J.E. "Gene" /Born: August 15, 1932 /Died: November 5, 1989 /Married: Unknown /Epitaph: Family Plot /Military or Organization: Unknown
Womack, Sandra Jean /Born: October 8, 1955 /Died: November 12, 1955 /Married: None /Epitaph: Oh, Joy That Comes To Us Thru Pain We Dare Not Close Our Hearts To Thee. /Military or Organization: None

Graceland - Orange Grove Cemetery. Lake Charles, Calcasieu Pr. LA

Womack Annie 7 Oct 1886 24 Mar 1964
Womack T. A. 6 Nov 1885 26 Feb 1963

Cross Roads Church Cemetery, Caldwell Parish, Louisiana

Womack, Kizzie Barnes b. 5-29-1915 d. 7-13-1984
w/o Louis Irvin Womack m. 6-29-1935
Womack, Jerry Lewis b. 6-10-1936 d. 3-5-1970
Womack, Louis Irvin b. 3-4-1912 d. 10-7-1982
h/o Kizzie Barnes Womack m. 6-29-1935
Womack, Louis Langston b. 2-3-1958 d. 2-18-1958
s/o Jerry & Mary Womack

OLD NEW CHURCH CEMETERY, Caldwell Parish, LA

Womack, Inf dau., 7/28/1913, 7/28/1913 d/o B. I. Womack
Womack, Inf. son, 8/15/1912, 8/15/1912 s/o B. I. Womack

PALESTINE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, Caldwell Parish, LA

Womack, Beulah Barnett, 12/7/1899, 12/8/1924 w/o J.W. Womack
Womack, Dettie Coates, 12/25/1886, 7/2/1965 w/o Jack B. Womack
Womack, Fannie Kennedy, 2/22/1860, 7/31/1940 w/o Richard H. Womack
Womack, George W., 3/28/1881, 4/15/1884 s/o Richard & Fannie Womack
Womack, Jack Blanks, 4/10/1879, 4/20/1955
Womack, Oscar L. Sr., 5/2/1877, 10/19/1950
Womack, Panola, 4/2/1876, 2/25/1948
Womack, Richard Harry, 6/5/1852, 5/24/1904

OLD TOWN CEMETERY , CLAIBORNE PARISH LA Section II

Womack, Dutch 1/27/1900 10/27/1976
Womack, George M. 7/15/1936 9/2/1979
Womack, Lorraine 4/14/1916

Tulip Cemetery Claiborne Parish, Louisiana

Womack, Ralph
17 Nov 1911 25 Aug 1979 MRC US Navy WW II Korea
Womack, Vashti Lee 08 Jan 1914 28 Dec 1993 wife of Ralph Womack

Port Hudson National Cemetery, East Baton Rouge Pr. Louisiana

WOMACK, JOHN EDGAR NOV 10 1961 1ST SGT

Fort Necessity Baptist Church Cemetery, Franklin Parish, LA

Herbert Lee WOMACK, 1902 -1966 MASONIC & WOW
Alta J WOMACK, 1905- Blank

Robert L Womack, 9-14-1914 - 5-3-1971

Antioch Cemetery, Jackson Parish, Louisiana

Agusta P. Womack 7/23/03 9/11/86
Gilbert A. Womack 10/20/1899 2/1/70

CHATHAM CEMETERY, Jackson Parish, LA

Womack, Aubrey D., 8/16/1912, 2/6/1953
Womack, Bernice May, 1919, 1964 w/o Walter A. Womack
Womack, Carole Mae, 8/16/1939, 4/14/1944
Womack, Charles M., 10/13/1885, 9/24/1942
Womack, Donald, 1925, 1980 S1 USNavy WWII
Womack, Edna Smith, 7/5/1919, 6/28/1982 w/o Robert Keith Womack
Womack, Emma J., 7/11/1878,
Womack, Ethel Anders, 12/18/1908, 6/4/1970 w/o Herbert C. Womack
Womack, Etta Stancil, 10/12/1899, 11/12/1979 w/o Charles M. Womack
Womack, Eugene Jarrell, 1/24/1934, 5/3/1935
Womack, Floy Wilder, 2/9/1894, 11/9/1977 w/o W.D.Womack
Womack, Frances G., 8/23/1936, 8/23/1936
Womack, George Lancey, 11/24/1883, 2/8/1942
Womack, Guey B., 1885, 1959 h/o Ollie T. Womack
Womack, Harvey C., 6/21/1908, 11/7/1990 h/o Ida May Womack
Womack, Herbert Carson, 6/11/1909, 2/19/1969
Womack, Ida May, 7/28/1911, 2/21/1980
Womack, Ina Marlene, 8/29/1931, 8/29/1931
Womack, Jack E., 10/30/1909, 8/17/1993 h/o Virginia P. Womack
Womack, John Wesley, 6/9/1893, 4/30/1950
Womack, Lula Mercer, 11/23/1895, 9/19/1966 w/o Wiley L. Womack Married
8/29/1912
Womack, Luner Jarrell, 8/30/1913, 8/25/1941 w/o Jack Womack
Womack, Mary Bell Emmons, 1/8/1881, 11/2/1963 w/o George L. Womack
Womack, Ollie T., 1889, 1990
Womack, Prentice D., 5/19/1935, 2/20/1993
Womack, S.J. "Jack", 3/16/1921, 4/3/1997
Womack, Velda V., 7/27/1905, 8/29/1980
Womack, Virginia M., 4/4/1918, 2/16/1988
Womack, Walter Arnold, 1900, 1964
Womack, Wiley Lanis, 8/31/1885, 9/9/1961
Womack, William Dawson, 11/22/1885, 12/15/1943
Womack, William W., 3/15/1876, 2/10/1954 h/o Emma J. Womack
Womack. A.C., 2/24/1894, 10/24/1948

Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Jackson Parish, Louisiana

Womack, Infant daughter; b/d 8/10/1915, d/o Mr.& Mrs. W. D. Womack, Sr.

PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, Jackson Parish, LA

WOMACK George W. June 10 1858 Nov 25 1917 h/o S.C.Womack
WOMACK S.C. Mar 12 1858 Sept 9 1990 w/o G. W.
Womack (name is Susan Claire Chatham)
WOMACK infant Aug 2 1894 Aug 6 1894 son/o G. W. & S. C. Womack
WOMACK Mrs Ellen about 1845 Oct 11 1910 w/o Wiley W/omack

WOMACK CEMETERY, Jackson Parish, Louisiana

Womack Docia 12/23/1888 3/2/1982
Daddy William Odus Womack 10/8/1881; June 21 1959
Womack R. B. June 22 1921 Nove 21 1966 s/o W O Womack
Wall Walter Samuel 10/20/1883 May 22 1960 h/o Grace Wall
Wall Grace Lula 10/4/1886 July 7 1979 w/o Walter Wall
Womack Pairlee 8/3/1888 3/23/1985
Womack R. B. 1/25/1861 3/14/1928
Womack Alice Gray 9/17/1858 3/24/1926 w/o R. B. Womack d/o M/M R. B
Plunket Ruby Belle 7/11/1890 5/15/1921
Walker Homer James 3/20/1919 2/6/1941
Walker Sallie H. 4/19/1890 8/28/1931
Walker Henry Jackson 2/1/1882 12/12/1950
Walker Carl Dawson 9/16/1923 2/9/1970
Walker William Roland Jr. 2/19/1957 3/31/1957
Walker Durward Loyd 6/18/1922 3/3/1925 s/o M/M H. J. Walker
Walker Sallie Hazel 5/14/1923 3/21/1925 d/o M/M H J
Walker Hurbert D. 10/13/1909 9/13/1947 daddy
Walker Marie Alice 10/29/1911 10/24/1996
Walker Jimmy Clinton 11/1/1939 11/12/1993 SP4 USArmy
Pridgen Elenora 7/11/1908 7/21/1908 d/o G L & M L
Womack Hubert 2/25/1898 4/30/1898 s/o T G & J H Womack
Womack Maggie 9/26/1891 8/10/1900 d/o T G & J H Womack
Boney Jesse L. 10/6/1908 9/7/1908 s/o J P & M B
Womack Telitha C. 10/15/1862 10/1/1944 w/o J. H.
Womack James H. 5/16/1864 12/27/1930 (Masonic) h/o Telitha
Womack W. R. 2/12/1841 7/2/1899 (Masonic)
Womack Clarence A. 3/8/1904 7/17/1905 s/o RE & RM
Womack Ellen 3/28/1820 12/28/1893 w/o W M Womack
Womack Caroline unknown 7/4/1891
Faulk Millienah 1/12/1911 6/18/1912 d/o T M & Maude
Womack Alice Virginia unknown 10/18/1878
Womack William unknown 12/9/1878 (Masonic)
Tippen Nannie W. 2/25/1859 6/20/1951
Smith D. Ethel 10/26/1901 7/14/1904 d/o J G & M P Smith
Smith Grace 1/4/1904 3/16/1907 d/o J G & M P Smith
Infant of M/M R H Shannon 8/5/1912 8/5/1912
Tullos Tommy 11/6/1900 11/9/1900 s/o A J Tullos
Womack Vivian Estelle 1905 1936
Womack Mack 11/22/1940 7/29/1942 s/o Weymon & Mildred
Copples Mary Francis 1/29/1914 3/27/1914
Copples Mrs. A. C. (age 52) 10/27/1954
Boyd William Jesse 7/10/1864 5/15/1918
Boyd Trullie Lee (age 44 years) 3/10/1915 w/o W. J. Boyd
Richardson Ben E. 4/8/1872 1/11/1954 h/o Annie S.
Richardson Annie S. 3/15/1882 4/1/1948 w/o Ben E.
Richardson Johnny 11/9/1904 10/9/1916 s/o Ben & Annie
Spillers G. T. Sr. 10/1/1882 9/26/1963 h/o Emma Lusader
Spillers Emma Lusader 3/26/1887 1/2/1938 w/o George T.
Smith Ocey 1935 1938
Smith Alma Jean 1931 8/12/1939 d/o M/M A A Smith

WESTLAWN MEMORIAL PARK, GRETNA WEST JEFFERSON PARISH LOUISIANA

WOMACK, JACK L. COF-RF-10-D 05-26-1995
WOMACK, RUTH HIGGINS COF-RF-12-D 01-18-1992

Cemetery, Pinehill Cemetery, Urania, LaSalle Parish, La.

WOMACK, Beatrice M. Unknown
July 12, 1912
February 10, 1988
July 25, 1931
WOMACK, Horace W.
(parents ?)

WOMACK, Horace W.
September 15, 1909
December 20, 1984
July 25, 1931
WOMACK, Beatrice M. Unknown
(parents ?)

WOMACK, Nola B.
December 31, 1932
(daughter of Horace W. & Beatrice M. Unknown Womack)

Cemeteries: Greenwood Cemetery, Lincoln Parish, LA

Womack
S.A. "Ause" Eunice A.
Father Mother
Mar 23, 1912 Aug 5, 1913
Feb 18, 1984
Beyond the sunset

Military: Civil War Veteran Soldiers Burial Sites - Winn Parish, La.
Cemeteries: Zion Hill Cemetery - Tannehill - Winn Parish, La

WOMACK
Sophia M 8/28/1841 - 12/15/1933 w/o Jesse
Womack, Jessie Co K 28 La Inf 10/29/1838 - 1/08/1919
Alice Dean 2/07/1860 - 9/24/1935 w/o Joseph
Joseph 1845 - 3/14/1897
Rev. James P 7/20/1875 - 10/27/1909 h/o Rose Womack
M M no dates
Andrew 5/21/1882 - 4/11/1930
W H 3/06/1869 - 10/15/1869

Cemeteries: Yankee Springs Cemetery, Winn Parish, LA

WOMACK, Annie E. 26 Dec 1896 1 Apr 1965

Other cemetery info. would not bring up page.

The following is what I have on Frederick Stegall & Susannah (Cole) Stegall.

Frederick Stegall Born Abt. 1781 Died Bef. 05 January 1836
1820 Census Halifax Co VA
1830 Census Halifax Co VA
Occupation Planter & Merchant
Probate 5 Jan 1836

Susannah (Cole) Stegall Born Abt. 1782 Died 12 September 1855
married 19 June 1804 Lunenburg Co VA
Halifax Co VA Death Records
Date of death: September 12, 1855.
Place of death: Halifax County.
Cause of death: palsy.
Age at death: 73 year(s).
Place of birth: Halifax County.
Cole, John, Father
Cole, Mary, Mother
Throckmorton, Throckmorton, Mrs., informant (Daughter)

Notes on a Mary Cole (don't know if it is the same Mary Cole)

*Chancery Records
Locality Index Number Plat?
LUNENBURG CO 1814-005 NO
LVA Reel Number Local Reel Number Image Number
74 30
Plaintiffs Defendants
P1: MARY COLES ETC D1: WILLIAM COLES ETC

Surnames
BRAYSON HOPPER ROBERTSON COLES LOCKABEE STEGALL COMER NEFF

Wills
NONE
Original Local Case Number
LVA BOX 3

*Chancery Records
Locality Index Number Plat?
LUNENBURG CO 1812-018 NO
LVA Reel Number Local Reel Number Image Number
73 29
Plaintiffs Defendants
P1: MARY COLE D1: ADMR OF JOHN COLE

Surnames
COLE ROBERTSON SHELTON WILKES YARBROUGH

Wills
NONE
Original Local Case Number
LVA BOX 3

*Frederick & Susannah had the following children there may have been others.
Louisa Stegall & Elizabeth Stegall

Louisa Stegall Born Abt. 1807 VA
Halifax County VA Census 1850 Age 43 Born VA
married 23 May 1827 Halifax Co VA
married George W. Throckmorton Born Abt. 1802 VA
Halifax County VA Census 1850 Age 48 Farmer $1500 Born VA

*1850 Halifax Co VA Census North District
Dwelling 611 Family 613
George W. Throckmorton Age 48 Farmer $1500 Born VA [1802]
Louisa Throckmorton Age 43 Born VA [1807]
Ann S. Stegall Age 14 Born VA [1836]
Bedford L. Stegall Age 10 Born VA [1840]

Elizabeth Stegall Born Abt. 1818 VA
1850 Halifax Co VA Census North District, age 32, born in VA
Dwelling 611 Household 614
married 30 July 1832 Halifax Co VA
married William Creed Womack Born Abt. 1808 VA
1850 Census, age 42, born in VA Occupation Farmer Real-Property $1300
Died 09 August 1891 Graves Co KY
Query of Gail McDaniel Goetz Date: Jun 28, 1997; 00:03
ggoetz@shastalink.k12.ca.us
from Womacknet.com
Residence Moved to KY in the 1850's. Query of Gail McDaniel Goetz

Doris

Sorry Sam. MY GOOF! I know that Mary and Susannah were half-sisters, but sometimes in my thinking I kind of blend families too much and forget to write half (or step) as the case may be. Thanks for reminding me about Mary. Forgets like mine do sometimes make problems in sorting out families. I will try not to do too much blending in the future. --- I might add that Susannah Stegall maybe also had a great granddaughter named Virginia J Stigall that married Julius Caesar Snead. Juiius was the son of Susannah Rebecca Hudson and Charles Henry Snead. Susannah Rebecca seems to be a daughter of Mary A Womack and Julius Caesar Hudson. Mary A. was sister to Henry, Miles and William Creed Womack. And I might add that maybe a nephew of Charles Henry Snead was Lewellen Snead who married Rebecca J Womack. I have been trying to sort out Hudsons and Sneed/Sneads since my husband's line (Miles & Frances) had several contacks with them. Jefferson Davis Womack married 1st Mary/Molly Hudson and 2nd Lucy T Sneed/Snead and Jeff's sister Lillie for sure married William Hudson before 1889. I think William Hudson is William Robert Hudson who married a Lillie Womack in 1884. This Lillie in 1884 had a Rebecca sign for her. I think Lillie's mother Mary C Womack had died and Rebecca was Lillie's guardian. I don't yet have proof of this, nor do I know who this Rebecca is. Lots of Rebeccas and if you count Henry's mother that makes four I think. If anyone finds my Lillie Womack ANYWHERE on the 1880 Census, please let me know. Lilly may be living with her mother, Mary C, if Mary is still living or if Mary is already dead then Lillie might be living with this Rebecca. Anyway I understand that a Rebecca signed for a Lillie Womack to marry in Halifax in 1884 a William Robert Hudson. I bet she is my Lillie but I don't yet know for sure. --- Roger, It is great to hear from you. If you, Doris, Sam or anyone else can make heads or tails out of my postings and can find clues in any of them to tie Miles and Henry's lines into the main Womack Bunch of Womacks, I would be SO HAPPY. Doretta

WOMACKS in the News

Just and FYI - we have two Womacks in the news a lot this week.

Laura Womack - is a reporter for NPR who has been filing a lot of stories on the Tsunami from India
and
Guy Womack - is the defence attorney for the Soldier on trial in Texas for the Abu Ghraib prison scandal.

Happy New Year - one and all

WOMACK--WOMACH--WAMMACK INDIAN TRIBE CONNECTIONS



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WOMACK, Allen Choctaw
WOMACK, Amanda Choctaw
WOMACK, Amanda Choctaw
WOMACK, Annie Choctaw
WOMACK, Doc Choctaw
WOMACK, Fannie Choctaw
WOMACK, Frank Choctaw
WOMACK, Holly Choctaw
WOMACK, J H Choctaw
WOMACK, James Choctaw
WOMACK, James Choctaw
WOMACK, James H Choctaw
WOMACK, James P Choctaw
WOMACK, Jesse Choctaw
WOMACK, John B Choctaw
WOMACK, Josie Choctaw
WOMACK, Lillie Choctaw
WOMACK, Maggie Choctaw
WOMACK, Margaret E Choctaw
WOMACK, Mary Choctaw
WOMACK, Polly Choctaw
WOMACK, Robert H Choctaw
WOMACK, Telitha Choctaw
WOMACK, Telitha Choctaw
WOMACK, Wiilie Choctaw
WOMACK, William Choctaw
WOMACK, William F Choctaw
WOMACK, William L Choctaw


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WAMMACK, William Choctaw
WAMMACK, William Choctaw
WAMMACK, William Choctaw
WAMMACK, William Choctaw

OK More Stegall etc -

On Rogers posting of Charles Womack and Ann Stegall
closest thing I can find...
William STEGALL
Born: Abt 1811 Place: , , Nc
Married: Abt 1830 Place: , , Nc

Esther ?
Born: Abt 1813 Place: , , Nc
Married: Abt 1830 Place: , , Nc

Ann STEGALL
Born: Abt 1842 Place: , , Nc

Ann had 11 siblings
No info on William's parents, etc no info on
Ann's spouse, but this puts her in the ballpark
for an 1859 marriage...

Unfortunately, either Granville Co was totally left off
the census indexing, or there were no Womacks there in
1840 thru 1880...using soundex to search Ancestry..

At best, there must have been a movement of Womacks;
and they happened to be in NC in 1859 and Charles met
Ann and they were married and moved on...things
happened like that back then...


WILL OF MARY WHITLOCK WILLS COLE

Mary first married to George Wills/Wells/Willis.
Both John (Cole) and Mary were previously married.

Mary's WILL dated 15 Apr 1818, probated 18 Sep 1821 in Lunenburg Co., Va.

Mary Cole's WILL Lunenburg Co., Va.; WILL Book 1811-1888 pg 25; Film reel 2,
Prince Edwards Deeds 19 Aug 1772-per Marital agreement, John Cole &
Mary Wills:

W.B. 6 pg 221 18 Mar 1808 Lunenburg Co., Va.; acct of sales to Mary Cole;
to Josiah Cole; to Nunn Cole to Letty Cole.

DEED & WILL BOOK 1811-1888 PG 25 LUNENBURG CO VA 15 Apr 1818, WILL of Mary
Cole
In the name of almighty God amen. I Mary Cole of Lunnburg Co. and State
of Va. do hereby make this my last will and testament in manner and form
following that is to say:
1st I give and bequeath to my son JOSIAH COLE one hundred dollars and three
cows and calves to him and his heirs forever.
2nd I give and bequeath to my son GEORGE COLE one hundred dollars and his
hiers forever.
3rd I give and bequeath to DESDOMA WELLS fifty dollars to her an her heirs
forever.
4th I give and bequeath to my daughter MARY WAMMOCK fifty dollars and one
feather bed an furniture to her and her heirs forever.
5th I give and bequeath to my daughter SUSANNAH STEGALL one negro woman
by the name of Cole and one feather bed and furniture to her and her heirs
forever.
6th I give and bequeath to my son NUNN COLE two silver dollars to him and
his heirs forever.
7th I give and bequeath to my daughter LETTY COMMER two silver dollars to
her and her heirs forever.
8th Lastly I give and bequeath the residue of whatever kind it maybe to
grandson ALBERT COLE to him and his heirs forever, and appoint my son
JOSIAH COLE executor to this my last will and testament revoking any former
WILL made by me.
I testimony wherof I have herunto set my hand and seal this 15th day of April
1818.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of: Merewether Hurt & JACOB WOMACK
Mary Cole her mark and seal.
In Lunenburg Superior Court 18th September 1821.
The within written last will and testament of Mary Cole deceased was
presented in to court and proved by the oaths of the two subscribing
witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

OK More on Womack/Hudson:

1870 Census, Roanoke, Halifax, VA
Dwelling 375/Family 375, page 39, Sep 3, 1870.
Womack, Mary age 30
Jefferson age 12
Lillie age 3
Post Office: Halifax Court House
Roll: M593_1650 Page: 640
Image: 488 Year: 1870

I found two Lillies in NC on the 1880 census.
Both were born abt 1878 and 1879 respectively.
Not the same Lillie..
Then I find this:
Womack, Lillie Bell 7 Nov 1863 , Halifax Co., Virginia F: ??
M: Rebecca S: William Robert Hudson (Mother is Rebecca???)

Surname: Hudson
Given Name: William Robert
NICK: Bill
Sex: M
Birth: 8 Sep 1857 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Death: 22 Dec 1922 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Burial: Hudson Fam. Cem., Clover, Halifax Co., Virginia

Note:
MARRIAGE: Halifax Co., VA marriage register 3-138.
BIRTH, DEATH, BURIAL: Porter Hudson Book, Halifax Co., VA Courthouse, pg. 70.
RELATIONSHIP: Parents listed on marriage record.
Listed with wife and son on 1910 Halifax Co., VA census pg. 113.

Father: Emanuel HUDSON b: 1814/1816 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Mother: Martha A. LLOYD b: 1825/1830 in , Halifax Co., Virginia

Marriage 1 Lillie Bell WOMACK b: 7 Nov 1863 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Married: 26 Nov 1884 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Children
Lettie Kate HUDSON b: ABT 1886 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Henry Claiborne HUDSON b: 1887/1889 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Robert Lee HUDSON b: ABT 1893 in Halifax Co., Virginia

Name: Lillie Bell WOMACK
Surname: Womack
Given Name: Lillie Bell
Sex: F
Birth: 7 Nov 1863 in , Halifax Co., Virginia
Death: 3 Sep 1943 in of, Halifax Co., Virginia
Burial: Hudson Fam. Cem., Clover, Halifax Co., Virginia
Note:
MARRIAGE: Halifax Co., VA marriage register 3-138.
RELATIONSHIP: Mother listed on marriage record.
Listed with husband and son on 1910 Halifax Co., VA census pg. 113.

I found my research notes from Granville Co NC.

*Granville Co NC
Marriage Record 1851-1868
Page 156
Date 7 Dec 1859
Groom Charles W. Womack
Bride Ann L. Stegall
Marriage performed by: L. B. Stone, J. P.

*Granville Co NC
Marriage Register 1746-1857-Male
Date 31 May 1763
Groom Abraham Womack
Bride Martha Mitchell
Surety Abraham Womack
Surety John Mitchell

*Granville Co NC
Marriage Register 1746-1857 - Male
Date 15 Nov 1796
Groom Jesse Womack
Bride Elizabeth Johnson
Surety Jesse Womack
Surety Isaac Johnson

*Granville Co NC
"Hicks History of Granville County North Carolina" Vol. I
Coble Printing Company
Oxford North Carolina 1965
Compiled by Elizabeth Hicks Hummell 415 College Street Oxford North Carolina Copyright 1965
Bond #6914
Date 9 Oct 1858
Groom Theodore F. Mimms
Bride Cordelia Womack
Surety John H. Terry

Doris

Sam---Thanks for that data on Lillie. I will study it later. Lillie can wait for now. I have just run on to these relationships that follow. I find them quite interesting and most likely others will too. Sam, we will start with your Mary Whitlock who married George Wills and John Cole and was the mother of Mary Wills Womack and Susannah Cole Stegall. Mary had a sister Elizabeth Whitlock. Elizabeth married William Foster who had a brother Josiah Foster who married Elizabeth Johnson. (Also another brother of theirs, Robert Foster married Charity _____). Now Beth, this Elizabeth Johnson was a sister to your Sarah Johnson who married (Jacob/Peter) Womack (you know, our Bubba). Most of this is from RootsWeb and needs yet to be proved. Doretta

Here is something I sent off for. It came from the Allen County Public Library in Indiana.

JOHNSON WOMACK - REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
By William M. Bailey


On the 12th day of December in year 1832 Johnson Womack (the correct spelling is Womack and the name is variously spelt as Wamock - used in all pension applications; Womack; and Warmack) applied for a Revolutionary War pension in Washington Co., Territory of Arkansas. This application was made under the Revolutionary Claim Act of Congress dated June 7, 1832 which provided pensions to those who fought in the Revolutionary War. According to his testimony in his second pension application, this first request was turned down because of “want of precision in setting out the length of his service and for want of conformity with the regulations prescribed by the department”

On the 30th day of October in the year 1837, Johnson Womack made a second pension application in the County of Madison, state of Arkansas. On this application a pension of $33.22 per year was approved and a certificate was issued on March 29, 1838 as Pension Number S32577. This pension was to start on the 4th day of March 1831 and his initial payment of $238.66 included arrears of $222.00 and a current amount of $16.66.

Johnson Womack was born in Goochland Co., Virginia on January 2, 1762 and was the son of Jacob Womack and Sarah Johnson. Joseph Johnson of Virginia mentions in his will in 1761 Sarah Womack and Jacob Womack among others. Two other daughters and sons-in-law named children Johnson which is no doubt how our Johnson Womack received his name.

Johnson Womack volunteered several times for service during the Revolutionary War. The first time was on June 20th 1780 from Burke County, North Carolina. He served under Captain Jonathon Kemp in a regiment commanded by Colonel Charles McDowell for a period of 4 months and 5 days. He entered service the second time on April 15th 1781 from Georgia and served a period of 2 months under Captain Joshua Inman. The third enlistment on July 1st 1781 was for 3 months and 24 days from Georgia under Captain Abner Beckham in a regiment commanded by Colonel Thomas Lewis. It was during this last service that he was wounded in the side. Total service for Johnson Womack during the Revolutionary War was 9 months and 24 days.

Jacob Womack is listed on Washington County, Tennessee Tax Lists in 1778, listed in Burke County, North Carolina, and listed in the 1790 census in Pendleton, South Carolina. Johnson Womack is listed in a 1799 Tax List in Grainger County, Tennessee; on the 1815-1816 Tax List for Arkansas Territory in Lawrence County; and on the 1820 Census in Lawrence County, Territory of Arkansas. He came to Washington County, Territory of Arkansas sometime before 1832 and settled in what was to become Madison County near the Washington County line. The locations listed above for Jacob Womack and Johnson Womack are the same as stated in the two Pension Applications.

The 1840 Madison County, Arkansas Census shows a John Womack at 40 to 50 years, a Jacob Womack at 30 to 40 years, and a David Womack at 30 to 40 years all living in Richland Township and a Pleasant Womack at 20 to 30 years living in War Eagle Township. There is no one named Womack in the 70 to 80 year bracket listed in the same census, so presumably, Johnson Womack must have died between 1837 and 1840. At this time we do not know the exact date of death nor where he is buried.

There are several local residents listed in the two Pension Applications. Some of them are listed in the 1840 Madison County, Arkansas Census. All are stated in the Pension Applications as living in the neighborhood of Johnson Womack.





Pension Application - 1832

James Wilson - Crawford County
John Wilson - Washington County
George M. Robinson- Washington County
James Byrnside - Washington County
All four above testified as to character and signed the Pension Application.
B. H. Smithson - Washington County Clerk of Court
Edward Cross - Washington County Judge

Pension Application - 1837

Charles B. Whiteby - Madison County Clergyman
Martin Johnson - Madison County 1840 Census
Pleasant Johnson - Madison County 1840 Census
Bunch Homesly or Hornsby - Madison County (Possibly Homesley as several 1840 Census)
Randolph R. Coffer - Madison County
All five of the above testified as to character and signed the Pension Application.
H. B. Brown - Madison County Clerk of Court
I. M. Hoge - Madison County Judge

I am indebted to Mrs Patricia L. Jackson of Warrenton, Virginia for the information on Tax Lists and early Census Lists for both Johnson and Jacob Womack. Also, for the information on Jacob Womack and Sarah Johnson. Mrs Jackson is descended from Johnson Womack and has much information on the family. However, as usual, there is missing information which we need such as date of death of Johnson Womack and where he is buried.

There is one discrepancy to note. In the second Pension Application, Johnson Womack stated he had previously applied for a Pension in 1835. The actual date was 1832.

OOPS!! We goofed…… In the Winter 1988 the Volume number should be VII and the Spring 1989 and Summer 1989 should be Volume IIX. Please change this on your copies as it might save a little confusion later on………………Ed



PENSION APPLICATION - JOHNSON WOMACK

United States of America
Territory of Arkansas
County of Washington

On this 12th day of December in the year of out lord 1832 personally appeared in open court before the Judge of the Washington Circuit Court now sitting Johnson Wammack a resident of the county and territory aforesaid, aged seventy years, who first being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832, that he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein stated, volunteered under Captain Jonathon Kemp about the month of June 1778, the regiment commanded by Col. Charles McDawal served in said company and regiment until the winter of 1778, I volunteered in the spring of 1779 under Captain Joseph Inman of the state of Georgia the regiment commanded by Col. Thomas Lewis some thime that year was transferred to Captain Abner Beacum, Francis Bosskin Major belonged to General Twigs Brigade was at the siege of Ninety Six was at Augusta when that city was retaken by the Americans, received a discharge form the service by General Twigs about the month of July, 1780, lived in the county of Burke State of North Carolina, that he has no documentary evidence of the facts as here set forth that there is no person living that he knows of whose testimony he can procure who can testify to his service.

Questions by the Judge: Where and in what year were you born? Ans. I was born in the county of Gauchland in the state of Virginia in the year 1762 the second day of January. Q. Have you any record of your age and if so where is it. Ans. My age was recorded in the family bible but whether it is yet in existence I do not know. Q. Where were you living when called into service, where have you lived since the revolutionary war and where do you now live. Ans. When I entered the service I lived in the county of Burke, State of North Carolina moved to South Carolina left that state of South Carolina 1796 moved to the state of Tennessee left the state of Tennessee 1815 moved to the territory of Missouri now the territory of Arkansas and now live in the county of Washington . Q. How were you called into service, were you drafted, did you volunteer or were you a substitute, and if a substitute for whom? Ans. I was a volunteer during the whole of my service. Q. State the names of some of the principal officers who were with the troops when you served, such continental and militia regiments as you can recollect and the general circumstances of your service. Ans. General Nathaniel Green and General Twigs were the general officers I can not recollect the names of regiments and officers except my own which was commanded by Col. Thomas Lewis. I was at the siege of Ninety Six was at the surrender of the city of Augusta was in several more engagements and skirmishes was wounded while in the service of my country under the command of Major Boykin in a reencounter with the Tories of the South. Q. Did you ever receive a discharge from the service and if so by whom was it given and what has become of it? Ans. I received a discharge from General Twigs but is lost or has been destroyed. Q. State the names of persons to whom you are known in your present neighborhood and who can testify as to your character of veracity and good behavior your services as a soldier of the Revolution. Ans. James Wilson, John Wilson, George M. Robinson and James Byrnside as to my character for veracity, none as to my service as a soldier of the Revolution.

Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.

Johnson Wammack by Mark.

B. H. Smithson, Clk.

We, James Wilson of the county of Crawford, John Wilson, George M. Robinson and James Byrnside residing in the county of Washington and territory of Arkansas, hereby certify that we are acquainted Johnson Wammack who has subscribed to the above declaration that we believe him to be seventy years of age, that he is respected and believed in the neighborhood where he resided to have been a soldier of the revolution and that we concur in that opinion.

Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.

James Wilson
John Wilson
James Byrnside
George M. Robinson

And the said judge declared his opinion after the investigation of the matter and after putting the interrogatories prescribed by the War Department that the above named applicant was a Revolutionary soldier and served as he states, and the judge further certifies that it appears to him that James Wilson, John Wilson, George M. Robinson and James Byrnside who have signed the proceeding certificate are residents as set forth in said certificate and are credible persons, and that their statements are entitled to credit.

Edward Cross.

Note:

The 1832 Pension Application was found in a bound typescript at the Little Rock Public Library, Little Rock, Arkansas. This book was entitled “Information on Fifty Five Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Arkansas” . Collected by Clara B. Eno, Arkansas DAR. At the end of the article on Johnson Womack is the handwritten statement “Copied from an old record book at the Washington County Courthouse”.

The 1837 Pension Application was transcribed from a copy of the original obtained from the National Archives in Washington, D.C.


Pension Application - Johnson Womack #S32577

State of Arkansas
County of Madison

On this 30th day of October 1837, personally appeared in open Court before Joseph M. Hoge sole Judge of the Circuit Court (a court of record) in and for the County of Madison aforesaid in court sitting Johnson Wammack a resident of the county and state aforesaid, aged seventy five years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by the Act of Congress passed June 7th 1732.

That he entered into the service of the United States a private in the volunteer malitia company of Horsemen or mounted Gun-men commanded by Captain Jonathan Kemp, at an old field Capt Kemp’s muster ground, near Pleasant Gardens on the Catawba River in the county of Burke and State of North Carolina and it is his best recollection on or about 20th of June 1780. That from thence he proceeded in said company under command of Capt Kemp to Caney Creek a branch of Broad River near the County-line of Rutherford County (N.C.) where said company rendezvoused and remained several days, and were, with other companies, comprehending in all, about three hundred men, placed under command of Colonel Charles Mc Dowel. Whilst at said rendezvous, receiving intelligence, that Colo. Furguson commanding a superior force of British and Tories, was marching to attack us, we retreated in the direction to the Watauga River about five miles, where we were overtaken and fired on by a detachment from Furguson’s division commanded Maj. Dunlap. We returned their fire, but being unable to contend with so superior a force, we retreated to the Powder-Mills on a creek near the Watauga River where we joined a Virginia Regiment commanded by Colo. Campbell. In this little engagement, we had one man killed (Peter Branks) and we took three prisoners, one a Dragoon, and the others private Tories. From the Powder mills we proceeded under command of Colonels Campbell and Mc Dowel southward over a mountainous country to a place called Linville-Cove on waters of the Catawba River where we encamped for several days. From Linville-Cove, Capt Kemp’s company was detached up the Catawba in quest of a Tory party under Capt. Branham; upon our approach Branham’s party retreated and we rejoined Colonels Campbell and Mc Dowal about forty miles from Linville-Cove. In the meantime, receiving a large reinforcement, Colonels Campbell and Mc Dowel no longer avoided an engagement with Furguson; but marched in pursuit; whilst on our march Richard Coody ------ French and this declaring were sent westward through the mountains to conduct to the main army, a small party of Georgia Troops, part of Colonel Clark’s command, of which we had received intelligence. We found and conducted a few men of said party into the settlement, who, being sick and unable to proceed, we left them and repaired to the main army on Broad River shortly after the battle of Kings-Mountain. From thence we proceeded on our return as far as Colo. Walkers in Rutherford County (N. C.) when we discharged on or about 25th of October 1780 as is declarants best recollection.

Declarant again entered into the service of the United states, a private in the volunteer military company of mounted Gun-men, or Horsemen under Captain Kemp’s and, as is his best recollection, on or about the 15th April 1781. From Capt Kemp’s Inman proceeded with his company to join, and did join General Green at the siege of Ninety- Six, Inman, with his company went to Augusta in Georgia and assisted in taking Burntfoot Brown’s Fort and Fort Grayson after declarant was discharged at Augusta on or about 25th June 1781 as is his best recollection.

On or about the 1st July 1781, as is his best recollection, declarant again entered into the service of the United States, a private under Capt Abner Beckman commanding a volunteer company of mounted militia at Spirit Creek Bridge in the State of Georgia, said company being part of a Regiment of which Francis Boykin was Maj., Thomas Lewis Colo. And all under command of General Twiggs.

The Tories having committed great depredations in the neighborhood of Spirit Creek Bridge where Gen’l Twiggs was encamped, parties were sent to explore the country, ascertain the position, force and movements of the Tories, and to guard the inhabitants from further annoyance. Declarant, Jesse Boykin, Richard Coody, and ----Finn were detached, with orders to explore the country in the neighborhood of John Pinnion a Tory Capt, collect information relatively to the force, position, and designs of the Tories and report themselves to Maj. Boykin at the Widow Aldays near Waynesborough on the waters of Brier Creek. Whilst on said service passing through Pinnion’s land, we were fired on by the Tories, and declarant receiving a ball in his right side fell from his horse. The Tories did not repeat their fire, but retired, and declarant was assisted by his party and put on Coody’s horse, his having run off when he fell from him. He was conducted by Coody and his party to the Widow Aldays where they were met by Maj. Boykin. From Aldays we proceeded to Gen’l Twiggss encampment at Spirit Creek Bridge. On our way, we were attacked by a party of Tories under Cap’t Pinnion, an engagement ensued, the Tories were repulsed, their Capt (Pinnion) killed, and Phillip Thomas, a private wounded in the knee. The ball lodged in declarants side was cutout, and he remained in the Hospital at the Bridge until he was sufficiently recovered to travel when he received a written discharge signed by General Twiggs, Colo. Lewis, Major Boykin and Capt Beckham on or about the 25th of October 1781, as is his best recollection and returned home.

Declarant on his oath states, that by reasonof old age and the consequent loss of memory he cannot swear positively as to the precise length of service, but according to the best of his recollection, he served not less than the periods mentioned below, and in the grade of private soldier (to wit) I served as a private under Capt Kemp in Colo Mc Dowel’s Regt as stated above, for four months, and five days. I served as a private under Capt Inman as stated above, Colo Lewis’s Regiment and under General Twiggs, as stated above for three months and twenty-four days, forming a total of nine months and twenty-nine days and for such service I claim a pension.

Declarant on his oath further states, that in the year 1835 he procured his declaration for a pension to be made out and signed and swore to the same, in the Circuit Court of Washington County then Territory now state of Arkansas; that he obtained a favorable decision thereon by the Hon’l Archibald Yell then Judge of said Court, that said declaration shortly afterwards, as this declarant is informed was forwarded by his attorney David Walker to the War Department. That the Commissioner of Pensions, as he is informed suspended his said claim, principally for want of precision in setting out the length of his service and for want of conformity with the regulations prescribed by the department, but not decide on the merits. That his said Declaration has not been returned to him. That he has frequently endeavored to procure a second application to be forwarded, but has been unable hitherto to do so. That from want of education, and a knowledge of business of this kind, want of health and disappointment of those on whom he depended to draft his declaration, and not to an abandonment of his claim, are to be ascribed his long delay in a second application for a Pension.

The Declarant, on his oath states, that he has no documentary evidence to offer, and knows of no witness by whom he can prove his services as a Revolutionary Soldier. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a Pension or annuity except the present, and declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of any Agency in any State or Territory.

And the said Court in conformity with the requisitions of the department of War propounded to the declaring the questions (following) to which, on his oath he answerth as follows (to wit) .
1st Where, and in what year were you born? I was born in Goochland County State of Virginia on the 2nd day of January 1762, as I have been informed and believe.
2nd Have you any record of your age, and if so, where is it? I have no Record of my age.
3rd Where were you living when called into the service? Where have you lived since the Revolutionary War, and where do you now live? When called into service, I lived in Burke County State of North Carolina. Since the Revolutionary War, I have lived in Pendleton South Carolina in State of Tennessee, in Lawrence, Crawford, and Washington Counties in the State of Arkansas, and I now live in Madison, a new County taken from Washington County State of Arkansas.
4th How were you called into service, were you drafted, did you volunteer, or were you a substitute, and if a substitute for whom? I volunteered.
5th State the names of some of the Regular Officers who were with the troops where you served, such continential and militia regiments as you can recollect and the general circumstances of your servvice? General Green commanded at the seige of Ninety-Six whilst I was there; I know of no other Regular Officer whose name I remember who was with the troops at anytime when I served. Colonel McDowel’s, Colo. Campbell’s and Colo. Lewises volunteer Militia regiments are all I can now recollect so as to name them, although there were other Regiments in service where I served. The preceeding part of this declaration embraces, so far as I now remember all the material circumstances attending my service.
6th Did you ever receive a discharge from the service, and if so, by whom was it given, and what has become of it? I was always discharged, but with exception of one, the discharges were verbal only. At Spirit Creek Bridge, I received a written discharge, given me by Capt Beckham, as I believe and signed by him and other Officers as before herein stated. It got out of my possession many years ago, I know not how, nor what has become of it.
7th State the names of persons to whom you are known in your present neighborhood and who can testify as to your character for veracity, and their belief of your service as a Soldier of the Revolution? I refer to Martin Johnson, Pleasant M. Johnson, Randolph R. Caffee (?) and Bunch Homesby (names signed) in my neighborhood, who, amongst others, would, I doubt not bear testimony to my character for truth, and their belief of my services as a Soldier of the Revolution.
his
Johnson X Wamack
mark
Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid in open court.

s/H. B. Brown Clk.

We s/Charles B. Whiteby a clergyman residing in the County of Madison and State of Arkansas and s/ Martin Johnson, s/Pleasant M. Johnson, s/Randolph R Caffee(?), and s/Bunch Homesby residing in Madison County State aforesaid hereby Certify that we are well acquainted with Johnson Womack who has subscribed and sworn to the foregoing declaration. That we believe him to be seventy five years of age, that he is reputed and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a Soldier of the Revolution and we concur in that opinion. We do also certify, that we have examined said Wamack’s side and that their is thereon the appearance of a wound made by a ball, and we doubt not, was made by a ball received by him as stated in the foregoing Declaration s/ Charles B. Whitely. Sworn and subscribed the day and year aforesaid in open court. s/Charles Whitely, R. R. Colfer(?), Buril X (his mark) Hornsby.

s/H. B. Brown, Clk.

And the said court doth hereby declare the opinion after investigation of the matter and after putting the interrogatories prescribed by the War Department, that the above named applicant was a Revvolutionary Soldier and served as he states. And the said court further certifies s/Charles B. Whiteby who has signed the proceeding certificate is a clergyman resident in the County of Madison and State of Arkansas and that s/Martin Johnson, Randolph R. Caffee (?) & Buril Hornsby who have also signed, the same are residents of the county of Madison and State of Arkansas and are all of them credible persons and their statement entitled to credit.

I. M. Hoge, Judge

I Henry B. Brown, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Madison County in the State of Arkansas do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said court in the matter of the application of Johnson Wamack for a pension.

In Testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and seal
of my said office this
31st Day of October in the
year One Thousand Eight Hundred
Thirty Seven.

Clerk of the Circuit Court of Madison County State of Arkansas

s/ H. B. Brown, Clk.


William M. Bailey
Rt. 1, Box 156
Wesley, AR 72773

Wayell heck!
We had it going fer a spell anyway..

More Womacks in the news: From La Conchita, CA mudslide. A musician, Charles Womack, was killed. His son, Orion Womack, survived. From the front page news.

Wake Co.,NC Grant Book 31 1809 pg 378 William Wommack 1 April 1780 200 acres on both sides of Black Creek, joining county line & Jesse Page

Chatham Co., NC 1011 pg 56 Abraham Wammock 1 July 1779 200 acres on the North Prong of Lick Creek (which is) the Waters of Cape Fear - - being the improvement Wammock bought of Jeremiah Minter

Chatham Co., NC 1079 pg 124 John Wammack 20 Aug 1779 386 acres on the S side of Cape Fear, joining both sides of Fall Creek, the County line the mouth of a Gut at Cape Fear River, & the side of the Sd River

I typed this the way it was written in the book

FYI
Noticed some research going on the STEGALL and JOHNSON lines and found this in Greenwood cemetery Waco (Bellmead)McLennan Co TX
b. d. m. spouse
STEGALL,Pearl F 1844 1919 1896 JOHNSON,Henry

Jack

FYI
Fred Allen Jones sent me this and will send the complete obit later.

OBIT IN MCMINNVILLE, TN NEWSPAPER ON 1/14/05

GENE WOMACK
McMinnville resident and San Diego, Calif., native Gene Womack died unexpectedly Jan. 12 at Centennial Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Not enough info for me to know exactly who he was but will post any info I get.
Jack

Does anyone have any info. on William D. Woods b.1861 in TN. He had a daughter Mary E. Woods who married Earl C. Womack in 1907 in Bradley County TN. William was botn in TN married to a Fannie. I don't know what her last name was. Fannie was born in 1860 GA. I have found records that Fannie remarried a ROSE sometime after 1910. She is listed as Fannie Rose on the 1930 Bradley county TN census dist. 8. Her daughter Lula Wilcox and 3 grand kids were living with her. Any help would be great.

I would be very interested in finding an old friend, Rhoda Krentzman. Her married name is Frango.
She lived in the Mira Mar in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY and graduated Lincoln HS in 1957.
I hope someone can help me locate her.
Thanks.......

Andrea
I have sent you a rather lengthy e-mail concerning your query...
Some of it is your own posting to Ancestry.com---but used to show
the lineage..
In a nutshell going backwards from Earl C Womack:

Earl C Womack/Mary Woods
James L Womack/Martha Jane Ward
John C Womack/Mary Stephens
James Alexander Womack III/Margaret "Freelove" Thompson
Alexander Womack Jr/"Milly" Buckner
Alexander Womack Sr/Martha (Alexander?)
Richard Womack Jr/Elizabeth Ann Puckett
Richard Womack Sr/Mary Elizabeth Ruth Puckett
(then the infamous William and Mary Allen Womack)

Mary Woods/Earl Womack
William D Woods/ Fannie??
Elras Woods/Rebecca ??
I find no info on Elras' parents...

Hello Folks! I'm back! After about 9 months. Reasons private. Has anything significant been found in my absence about the early (Henrico/Norfolk) folks? Happy New Year to All. David.

David!!
Welcome back! And a Happy New Year (belated) to you!!
I trust in your time away you did find the world is round?? (LOL)
Seriously, for whatever reason for your absence, we welcome you back...
Sam

ATTN: Marilyn I found this at www.whitepages.com

RHODA S FRANGO
65 yrs old
BROOKLYN NY

Am searching for information of Henderson Black born 1n 1806 in Person or Caswell Co. N. C..

Sam,
Thanks for the info. Unfortunatly the information I had on Elras Woods in incorrect, he is not the father of my William D Woods. My William was born in 1860. Thannks anyway

ATTN: Geneva did you not get this post at Genealogy.com or was this guy wrong

Geneva,

My records show that Henderson Black (b. ~1806 in North Carolina and d. after 1880 in Kentucky) married Nicey W. Bazzell (b. 1806 in North Carolina and d. after 1880 in Kentucky) on 21 March 1826 in Williamson County, Tennessee. Henderson and Nicey had five children of record born in Calloway County, Kentucky, i.e., Nancy L. Black (b. 12 January 1827), Robert Monroe Black (b. 19 April 1830), James Robert (b. December 1833), Mary E. Black (b. 1844), and Thomas S. Black (b. 31 December 1845). I believe that this Henderson Black was the son of Robert Black (b. ~1769 in North Carolina and d. ~1806 in North Carolina) and Lucy Gill (b. 1770 in North Carolina and d. 1854 and married Robert Black on 8 February 1792 in Caswell County, North Carolina). Henderson Black had one sibling that I am aware of, i.e., William Hardy Black who was born in 1793 in either Tennessee or North Carolina and married Frances Bazzell. In the 1880 Census Henderson Black was a farmer living in Brinkley, Calloway County, Kentucky with his wife Nicey and unmarried daughter Mary E. Black. Afraid that this is all that I have but hope it helps some.

A. J. Benjamin
benjie33@yahoo.com

A message fron Darrell restated Judith Hatchet married William Furkering. This I believe to be in error. First, there are no Furkerings. Second where is the documentation for such a marriage. The Court document that refers to Judith does not mention her husband. William Hatchet was mentioned next and someone has connected the Wiiliam to Furkering. It should read Furkeron using a spelling of that time. Her descendants use various spellings Fourqurean, Ferqueron, Furqueron, Furcron and others. The following Court record details her family.

In Chesterfield county court February 8th 1808
William Furqueron, Daniel Furqueron, John Furqueron, Bartlett Furqueron & James Furqueron, children of Judith Furqueron, deceased; - Also John Blacklege and Miney his wife formaly Miney Newby & Edward Newby an infant under the age of 21 years by Edward Furqueron his next friend which said Miney & Edward are the children of Martha Newby formerly Martha Furqueron also one of the children of said Judith, deceased - Also Levy and Polly Furqueron infant children of Samuel Furqueron, dec'd - by Edward Furqueron their next friend which said Samuel was also one of the children of the said Judith deceased: - Also Elizabeth Newby {an infant by her father Nathaniel Newby} the issue of Polley Furqueron, now deceased, who was also one of the children of said Judith dec'd - Daniel Ferguson & Nancy his wife formerly Nancy Furqueron - Also William Hancock & Salley his wife, formerly Salley Furqueron, now deceased - which said Nancy and Salley are also children of the said Judith Furqueron, deceased

She was the wife of John Furqueron of Chesterfield Co. VA. She was already widowed at the time of the document listing her as Judith Furkering and that is why John is not listed. I have numerous documents and examples of how my family name has been mispelled and misread over the years.

Please contact me with any questions or evidence you have supporting or contrary to this.

Do you have any information on a Vashti Womack b. 1813 NC died after 1880, she married Griffin Gunn on September 18, 1837 he was born 3-9-1812 died Aug. 1870.
She was the daughter of David Womack and Delilah Graves Womack.
Do you know where they are buried? I know they were living in Rockingham County, NC (had moved from Caswell County, NC). Do you have any dates for Vashti on birth and death?
I know of six children - William A. Gunn wed Henrietta Leach, one child Henry.
Eliza Ann Gunn wed Trabue Richmond, two children, Pompey & Stephen.
Elizabeth Pridgen Gunn wed James T. Wall, no children.
Abner Miles Gunn wed Nannie Law, three children, Claude Miles, Bertha Irene, Thomas Griffin Gunn.
Henry Jones Gunn single.
James Griffin Gunn wed Flavel Hester, one child, Blanche Gunn.
Do you have any dates of these children?
Any help would be appreciated.
Diane Baker

My husband was Albert Linwoood Womack,Jr.of Richmond, VA. I have never looked into his genealogy and one of his nephews is interested so I may begin.
He was told that the family came into this country at Bermuda Hundred near Hopewell,VA. There was a Womack owning a lot in the early 1800s over on the south side of the James River. His family are buried in a cemetary on that side of the river also.

My husband's father left the family and enlisted in WW1 and never returned so he and his sister did not keep in touch. The father finally died in Seattle, WA. and we were located by a dau. from Neb. about 12 years ago.

Does anyone know of this branch of the family? My husband was the only
son. He was an architect here in Richmond and also served in the Navy in WW11 as a Lt. Commander. I am interested in finding any others from this branch of Womacks.

Sam, Beth, Doris, Mark --- I read a message board that Mark was looking for the parents of Sarah who had married William Nash/Naish Sr. I can't answer his question, but I found on RootsWeb that their son William Jr married on 22 Dec 1797 Halifax Co VA (by Rev Leonard Baker) to Elizabeth Bentley. (Sur. Nathan B Stegal). (Quoted source: Marriages of Halifax Co VA 1753-1800, pg 67). Now Elizabeth Bentley seems to be the daughter of Samuel Bentley Jr and Elizabeth Younger. Elizabeth Younger seems to have married 2nd Benjamin Thurmond who was maybe the grandson of Richard and Henrietta (Henley?) Henderson. Now Richard Henderson' brother Samuel Henderson married Elizabeth Williams, the sister of Col John Williams. This John Williams married Mary Womack. --- Now there was in Halifax Co VA, a Samuel Bentley (Jr or Sr, I don't know) who was a witness for a land deed Dec 28 1776 (Source quoted: Deed Book 10 of Halifax Co VA, pg 29). (It mentions - using another spelling of Womack - a Thomas and wife Sarah.) Also there was a Samuel Bentley present when an indenture was made 24 Nov 1780. (Source quoted: Halifax Co VA Deed Book 12, 1780-1784 Reel5 pp85-86). (This record seems to be about the earlier history of Pole Cat Creek?) --- Also I might add that the above Benjamin T Thurmond had three Thurmond grandchildren (siblings) who married three Johnson siblings. The great-great grandparents of these Johnson siblings seem to be Michael Johnson and Sarah Watson who were the grandparents of Sarah Johnson the wife of Jacob(Peter) Womack. --- Doretta

ATTN: Diane Baker

Hogan's Creek, Rockingham County, NC
Griffin Gunn, age 48, Farmer, $2500 real estate and $1200 in personal property

Vashti, age 49

Eliza A. age 19

Elizabeth G. age 18

Abner M. age 13

Henry A. age 12

James G. age 9

Series: M653 -Roll: 912 -Part: 1 -Page: 45A

1850 Slave Schedules


1850 United States Federal Census with links to images of the original surviving slave schedules.

Slave Owners

Name Home in 1850
(City,County,State)

Griffin Gunn Not Stated, Caswell, North Carolina

Slave Information

Age Gender Race

33 Male Black
21 Female Black
12 Male Black
11 Female Black
7 Female Black
4 Male Black
1 Female Black

ID: I14263
Name: Griffin Gunn
Sex: M
Birth: 9 MAR 1812 in Caswell County, NC
Death: AUG 1870 in Rockingham, NC
Reference Number: 14263

Father: Richard Burnett Gunn b: 15 APR 1788 in Brunswick County, Virginia
Mother: Susannah "Susan" Foster b: 10 MAY 1790 in Caswell County, North Carolina

Marriage 1 Vashti Womack b: 1810 in North Carolina
Married: 18 SEP 1837 in Caswell County, North Carolina
Children
William A. Gunn b: 1 JUL 1838 in Caswell County, North Carolina
Eliza Ann Gunn b: 1841 in Caswell County, North Carolina
Elizabeth G. Gunn b: 1842 in Caswell County, North Carolina
Abner Miles Gunn b: DEC 1846 in Caswell County, North Carolina per 1900 Census b. Virginia
Henry Jones Gunn b: 1848 in Caswell County, North Carolina
James G. Gunn b: ABT 1851 in North Carolina
Bettie Pridgen Gunn b: 1853 in Caswell County, North Carolina

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/William Gunn b: ABT 1610
/James Gunn , (1) b: ABT 1656
/Thomas Gunn b: ABT 1700 d: ABT 7 MAR 1777
| \Widow of Jeremiah Woodhall b: ABT 1660
/Thomas Gunn , Jr. b: 1738 d: 13 NOV 1800
| \Sarah Boatwright b: ABT 1700 d: AFT 1777
/Starling Gunn b: 9 MAY 1764 d: 13 AUG 1852
| | /John Richard Burnett
| \Susannah Burnett b: ABT 1738 d: BEF 1778
/Richard Burnett Gunn b: 15 APR 1788 d: 23 DEC 1878
| | /Zaccahariah Hooper b: ABT 1730 d: 1775
| \Mary Elizabeth Hooper b: 17 APR 1768 d: 3 MAR 1843
| | /Sylvanus Walker b: ABT 1686
| | /Thomas Walker d: BET 22 JUN 1792 AND 6 JUN 1793
| | | \Ann Tandy
| \Susannah "Susan" Walker b: ABT 1747 d: 1837
| | /John Ellis b: ABT 1685 d: BEF 14 JAN 1762
| \Elizabeth Ellis b: ABT 1720
| \Sarah Austin b: ABT 1685 d: BEF 22APR1762
Griffin Gunn b: 9 MAR 1812 d: AUG 1870
\Susannah "Susan" Foster b: 10 MAY 1790 d: 26 FEB 1856

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/David Womack
Vashti Womack b: 1810 d: AFT 1880
\Delilah Graves

Cheryl Gunn Maxwell Visit My Home Page www.geocities.com/cgmaxwell

GUNN MARRIAGES IN NORTH CAROLINA

CASWELL, NC MARRIAGES

ADAMS, Sylvester P. - GUNN, Adaline A. - 03 Oct 1846
BURTON, Benjamin - GUNN, Rebeccah - 09 Dec 1801
BURTON, James - GUNN, Sarah - 19 Jan 1800
GRAVES, Elijah Jr. - GUNN, Eliza A. - 21 Oct 1828
GUNN, Allen Jr. [Dr] - HENDERSON, Minerva Ann - 07 Oct 1829
GUNN, Asa - H642 HARRALSON, Nancey - 22 Nov 1819
GUNN, Daniel - BURTON, Nancy - 19 Oct 1818
GUNN, Daniel B. - BRANDON, Eliza H - 19 Oct 1839
GUNN, Griffin - WOMACK, Vashti - 18 Sep 1837
GUNN, James - HENDERSON, Frances A - 07 May 1835
GUNN, James - WALKER, Barbary - 21 Apr 1808
GUNN, James M. - BATTON, Mary M - 13 Mar 1843
GUNN, John - WARE, Huldy - 28 Jan 1807
GUNN, John A. - HARALSON, Martha - 02 Apr 1839
GUNN, John Jr. - PALMER, Elizabeth - 05 Jul 1827
GUNN, Richard - FOSTER, Susannah - 30 Oct 1810
GUNN, Thomas - HALVERSON, Nelly - 24 Oct 1797
GUNN, Thomas - GRAVES, Patsey - 22 Sep 1792
GUNN, Thomas - MILES, Patcey - 20 Sep 1802
GUNN, Thomas Jr. - MONTGOMERY, Anne - 22 Jan 1811
HARRELSON, James M. - GUNN, Betsey - 23 May 1832
HARRIS, James - GUNN, Susannah - 01 Nov 1819
HARVEY, John C. - GUNN, Dorothy M. - 21 Mar 1827
HINTON, Samuel - GUNN, Barbara - 27 Dec 1825
HODGES, Henry E. - GUNN, Mary C. - 10 Dec 1842
MATLOCK, James - GUNN, Patsey H. - 13 Jan 1810
MILES, James - GUNN, Betsey B - 03 Feb 1807
PAYNE, John - GUNN, Pricilla - 01 Sep 1802
QUINE, Jacob - GUNN, Elinor - 09 Nov 1801
RICE, Joshua Morris - GUNN, Susannah - 01 Oct 1806
ROPER, William F. - GUNN, Emily M - 15 Aug 1836
THORNTON, Francis F. - GUNN, Huldah M. - 22 Oct 1834
WATKINS, Thomas J. - GUNN, Sarah A. - 10 Aug 1843

DUPLIN, NC MARRIAGES

DICKSON, Moris - GUNN, Matilda - 08 Dec 1832

GRANVILLE, NC MARRIAGES

GUNN, Jesse - HUDSON, Eleanor - 02 Nov 1802
GUNN, John - WEAVER, Anne - 24 Nov 1802
WILKINS, Clement - GUNN, Mary W. - 08 Sep 1848

GUILFORD, NC MARRIAGES

WILSON, William - GUNN, Elizabeth - 20 Nov 1817

LINCOLN, NC MARRIAGES

GUNN, Alexander C. - BLACKWOOD, Margaret - 12 Sep 1827

LINCOLN, NC MARRIAGES

HERRON, Joshua - GUNN, Jane - 18 Jan 1831

ORANGE, NC MARRIAGES

TAYLOR, Stephen - GUNN, Elizabeth - 23 Jun 1798

PERSON, NC MARRIAGES

DARBY, George - GUNN, Elizabeth - 14 Apr 1800
FULLER, Moses - GUNN, Elizabeth - 14 Apr 1800
McNEILL, Thomas - GUNN, Rebecca - 30 Mar 1799

ROBESON, NC MARRIAGES

BRYAN, William J. - GUNN, Susan B. - 02 Dec 1846
THOMPSON, John B. - GUNN, Mary Ann - 06 Feb 1841

ROCKINGHAM, NC MARRIAGES

GUNN, William P. - McCAIN, Sarah N. - 12 Jun 1835

STOKES, NC MARRIAGES

GUNN, James - YANCY, Elizabeth - 17 May 1831

WARREN, NC MARRIAGES

BOBBITT, James - GUNN, Polley - 10 Feb 1809
BOBBITT, Miles - GUNN, Susan - 19 Oct 1814
DUKE, Myrick - GUNN, Dolly - 09 Oct 1811
ELLIS, Hicks - GUNN, Tabitha - 29 Aug 1810
GUNN, Dudley G. - MATTHEWS, Angelica - 27 Mar 1822
GUNN, James W. - SALLAD, Olive K. - 02 Feb 1831
GUNN, John - SIMS, Theza - 28 Mar 1799
GUNN, William - CLANTON, Suzannah - 24 Mar 1782

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ATTN: Diane Baker

Go to ancestry.com for griffin gunn's family line sorry didn't think it was going to do that

Hi all, I posted a family history file at my website. This is a descendants list for Jordan Henry Womack and Elizabeth Lane. Hopefully, this will help a few people who are searching this line, especially in eliminating some Arkansas Womacks from other lines. Beth said she had a problem with clicking on the link so you might try pasting it into the URL line. A good portion of this work is the result of leads provided on this website and thanks are due to Roger and Sam and Beth for their help over the last year.

I was just wondering, if someone has passed away, should we inform someone that works on this site about it? My father, John Edward Wammack, is listed in the directory with an email address. By my opening question, you can guess that My news is that he has passed away November 23, 2004 in Chicago Heights, IL at 1015pm Central Time. I too, Mary Irene Wammack, am listed on this site so if anyone has questions about him or his line, feel free to ask and i'll see what i can do. At this moment, All i can say is that his father is Robert Dwayne Wammack from Mississippi (I believe) and he is still alive (in his 70's). Robert is one of nine children and i only remember that his mother's name is Johnnie Pearl. I dont know her madien name. She passed away in the 1960-70's. not sure what decade. Robert also has a sister with the same name and she is the youngest of the kids. She is the only other survivor of the kids besides my grandfather, Robert. The only other thing about our line i know is that there was a Wammack male who married 3 sisters... and had three kids. I think it was one by the first sister and two by the second sister. I dont remeber names... and i can only guess the time period being in the 1800's.
If anyone can give me helpful hints on how i can go about finding out more about my line, that would be greatly appreciated. I do not check this site often...i actually came on the site today because i was thinking about my father. If you could please email me with your responses, i would appreciate it as well. Thank you.

There are now 36 states captured for the 1900 census that have Womacks, or spellings near that. I have them all on line now..

Hello, This is my first visit to a Womack page. I haven't done any research so I don't have much info. My father was Bond Marshall Womack Jr., born Gary Indiana 1937; son of Bond Marshall Womack Sr. and Hellen Cranford or Crawford (maiden) Womack. I don't have any info on Bond Jr's. grandparents. As I have skimmed throught the website pages I don't find any Womacks from the Chicago/Illinois area. Our family is caucasion; other Womacks I have heard of are Black. 2 questions: 1. Are most of the ancestors I see in these pages Black or Caucasion? 2. Any info out there on Bond Marshall Womacks/ancestors?
Thanks,
Sharon

Sharon, my first cousin - once removed lives in Chicago. And he's about as lilly white as they come. He's also a lawyer, but don't hold that against him. Any black Womacks are likely descendants of slaves or in some other way acquired the name.

Since the bug has bitten you - happy hunting.

Sharon, without going to my other computer and looking harder, I think Bond Sr died in 1981 and his father was William Wesley Womack. There are Womacks in practically every state and they come in every shade of color. White, black, native american, varying percentages of all of the above - you hang out in the southern states for 350 years plus additional immigrations to and from several other countries anything is possible. Ann

ATTN: Sharon

Name: WOMACK, BOND
Social Security Number: 322-05-7417 Applied for in Illinois
Date of Death: Apr 1981
Date of Birth: 4 Oct 1907
Residence (2/88 and prior): Illinois
Last Residence (Zip): 60438 Lansing, Cook, IL
Lump Sum Payment Location (Zip): 60438 Lansing, Cook, IL
Reliability of Data:

Sharon
From my files and Ancestry.com

Abraham Womack and Sarah ??

Thomas Womack and Mary Farley

Abraham Womack and Nancy Blanton

Thomas A Womack and Louvisa Rice

Abraham Womack and ???

John Wesley Womack Elizabeth Moss Hagan

John Wesley David Womack and Julia Ann Reynolds

William Wesley womack and Mary Marshall

Bond M Womack and Helen Crawford

Bond M Womack Jr and ?? Wagner

Some of this was in my files -
some from Ancestry.com tho it was a bit off in the beginning from mine.

Ancestry info was submitted by flyakite@widomaker.com - whether that is still a valid
address is questionable..
another Ancestry for a Bond M and Helen Crawford Womack was tleckbee@leckbee.com again validity of address
questionable..

Question: Was Bond Jr's wifes maiden name Wagner? Unfortunately, the first names
of himself, wife and children are blanked out as living...that would indicate the data
were posted prior to Jr's death:

Social Security Death Index
Bond M. Womack
SSN: 331-28-0959
Born: 26 Apr 1937
Died: 14 Apr 1993
State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (1951-1952 )

Sharon, if you haven't looked for name variations on Womack yet, there are some Womicks in Illinois (not close relations of mine, but they have good taste in spelling :) And don't overlook the Wommacks, Wommocks, Wommicks, Womacs, Wormacks, Womocks, Wammacks...

I am descended from Josiah Payne who was the ancestor of Dorothea "Dolly" Payne Madison. I see that there is a family branch where we are related to the Womacks. I am looking for more detailed information about the Paynes.

ATTN: Glen I have done research on my wifes lines and one of them is The Payne Line she is descendent of David Payne born Abt 1796 Dublin, Ireland died 1877 near Lebanon, KY his wife was Margaret Thompson

ATTN: Gene sorry for getting your name wrong I am working on about 6 or more different lines right now and I have way too many dates years moths name first and last that is all in my head right now

Greetings from a member of one of the "Lost Tribes of Jesse W. WOMACK and Martha Emmanuel." I understand that some of you have been looking for us...

I am a descendant of his son Edward C. WOMACK, b. 1841 and Sarah A. JORDAN, b. 1845. Edward and Sarah's daughter, Martha Ella, married Elihu Littleberry KIRKSEY in Brown Co., Texas in 1879. They had 14 children, 13 of which survived to adulthood, the oldest of which, John Edward KIRKSEY, was my great grandfather.

Sarah died in 1891. Edward died in 1912. They are both buried in the Zephyr Cemetery in Brown County on US Highway 84 just east of Brownwood. I have visited their graves several times.

For many years I have wondered who Edward and Sarah's ancestors were. I knew that they had come from Louisiana but that was all. I occasionally would try to research this family but always found a brick wall.

I was only able to finally make the connection last week to my JORDAN and WOMACK ancestors after finding Mark Manley's excellent web site. He is a descendant of Sarah A. JORDAN's brother, John Calvin JORDAN, a