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Re: Gabriel and Ann (Showden/Snowden) Woodmancy

HannaUnger — 2013-08-18 22:37:35Z

Hi Kathryn!

Wanted to know if you have found anything out about Gabriel and Ann since you had posted? I am also looking for information about them. Thanks!

-Hanna

Woodmancy family from England

Connie_Rothwell — 2009-02-15 15:48:08Z

I am a descendant of Captain James Woodmansee (born 1778)who descended from William Hillard of the Plymouth Colony (Mayflower). James Woodmansee married Lucinda Park (descendant of Baron Sir Robert Parke who immigrated in 1630) on February 3, 1784. I have a lot of information on the family history if anyone is interested.

Sad Christmas Story 1832

DCFDAVISSON — 2006-12-13 22:30:14Z

“Republican Compiler,”Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, vol. XIV, no 19, Tues 17 Jan 1832, p. 2, cols. 2-3:

“A woman and her child were frozen to death in Fayette county, Penn. on Christmas night. The woman’s name was Woodmancy --- she had gone to a neighbor’s house, distant about a mile from her own, to spend the Christmas, and started homeward about sundown; a snow storm coming up she missed her path, and wandered through the woods. They were both found frozen to death on Monday morning. How the wretched woman must have clung to her unconscious child, as she felt the chill of death stealing over her!”

Re: ella woodmency, daughter of david and cascinda woodmency

2006-05-27 22:41:26Z

Ella was born in 1858. She married 2x. Her 1st husband, Frank Boyd, was my ggrandfather. She then married Jackson Myers and had 5 children. Her oldest son, John Wesley Boyd, was my grandfather. We are trying to get some info on Frank Boyd. JW was born in 1876 and a brother was born in 1878 and died. About a yr. later she married Jackson Myers. I can get her death date and need to pull the material from my research.

I appologize for not responding sooner, but my husband died in 2004 and it's been rough.

Let me know what you need and I'll try to get the info.

1798 James Woodmancy

BonnieWillden — 2006-05-08 20:54:00Z

Looking for this line in Penn. James Woodmancy was born about 1798 in Penn.He married about 1832-33- Elizabeth born about 1805 She is from Maryland as were their Children -Sarah E and Rachael A.Thanks for your time
Bonnie

Re: ella woodmency, daughter of david and cascinda woodmency

2006-04-09 00:07:15Z

Ella was my 1st cousin, 3 times removed. Do you have any data re her birth or death dates, locations, etc? Based on her mother's marriage and death dates, it appears she must have been born between 1 may 1853 and 1 dec 1858, however, I have never been able to fully proof either of those dates.

The 1850 census has her father living in Wharton Twp, Fayette County in the residence of John Dale, apparently as a single man.

Re: Virginia Woodmancy

2005-12-29 02:34:45Z

hi , from new zealand. i am looking for any conections in my english roots, maybe some of our family cross . feel free to emaiol me if you would like a copy of what i have.

Gabriel and Ann (Showden/Snowden) Woodmancy

yankeegirl1863 — 2005-08-22 20:13:15Z

I'm looking for information on the Gabriel/Ann Woodmancy family. I do have them on the 1850 census in Washington County, PA but would like to know their history before this. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Locey D. Woodmancy

heartensoul — 2005-05-12 02:53:11Z

I have recently scanned a copy of the 1908 Canisteo High School Yearbook. The person named in the subject line appears in this book as an alumni.

To view the pages of the 1908 Senior Annual - go to the site listed below:

http://communities.msn.com/TheSeniorAnnual1908CanisteoHighSc...

There is no charge to view or to copy any or all of the pages! I have found such delight from this book and felt selfish not to share with other genealogists! (To copy an image, place your cursor on the image and click your right mouse button. Choose to "Save Picture As" and name your own copy!)

Please enjoy your visit. Leave me a message while you're there - I'd love to hear from you. And if the images are not clear - I need to know that as well!

Shari B-)

Woodmancy's

davnik6 — 2004-03-25 06:32:59Z

Any tips about Wayne Woodmancy, born Cannonsburg, PA in 1936, died in Eldred, PA in July 54. Father Frank Woodmancy, mother Anna Humphrey Woodmancy, grandfather allegedly Phinneas Woodmancy, Civil War hero buried in Roanoke Island, NC...

Re: SARAH WOODMANCY

2003-07-13 17:14:15Z

My maiden name is Woodmancy. I seem to remember the name Sarah from our family tree (way back); I'll have to check with my father and get back to you.

ella woodmency, daughter of david and cascinda woodmency

2003-06-22 19:10:30Z

ELLA WAS MY GGRANDMOTHER. I AM SEEKING INFO ON HER 1ST MARRIAGE TO FRANK BOYD. THEY LIVED IN FAYETTE CO., PA. THE MARRIAGE OCCURED AROUND 1874 OR 75 AND ENDED AROUND 1877 OR 78. WE HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION OF THIS MAN.

HER SECOND HUSBAND WAS JACKSON MYERS TO WHO SHE HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO, I WOULD APPECIATE THE HELP.

Frances E. Woodmancy/Woodmansee m. Charles H. Frink???

2002-11-16 20:30:13Z

My 3rd gr-grandmother is Frances E. Woodmancy/Woodmansee who married Charles H. Frink. I know they had 4 children together and later divorced. From what I know, Charles had custody of the children. I do not have any information regarding Frances, except for a name. Her husband, Charles, was born Oct 20, 1839 & died March 20, 1884. Their date of marriage was May 19, 1866. Their children were: Herbert Etna Frink, Sarah Jane Frink (m. Clayton Palmer York), Nellie Maud Frink, and Chester Arthur Frink (m. Bessie E. Patterson). I have some dates for their children as well. Can anyone fill in the blanks regarding Frances E. Woodmancy? Dates, ancestry, etc...

Any other descendants for this line? I would love to compare notes!

Best Wishes,
Melinda A. Gardiner
microdoll411@cox.net

Re: Virginia Woodmancy

yahnundasis — 2002-10-22 16:02:36Z

Virginia,

You posted over a year ago, so this may be already answered. English-Irish are English families that moved to Ireland during various conquests. In most cases this means Ulster known as Northen Ireland.

Other families are called Scotch-Irish because these are families from Scotland that settled in Ireland after conquest. An amusing point is the Scots ARE Irish being the descendants of Irish that conquered the area known as Scotland in the 5th and 6th century. The Irish also conquered Wales about that time.

Enjoy your quest,
Fred

SARAH WOODMANCY

yahnundasis — 2002-10-22 15:54:14Z

My greatgreatgrandmother is Sarah Woodmancy. She married John Wilson.

Their daughter is Ida Jane Wilson, born September 26, 1871 in Hannibal, Oswego, NY, USA.

Anyone have additional information on the Woodmancy line?

Thanks,
Fred

Virginia Woodmancy

giulia15 — 2001-08-08 22:52:40Z

My grandmother is Virginia Woodmancy (maiden name). She was born in 1925 and died in 1994 in Maryland. According to family legend her parents immigrated to the U.S. shortly before or after her birth. They were English-Irish. If anyone knows what that term means, please inform me.

_?_ Woodmancy marr. Rachel Cosselman MI. bef. 1870

2001-01-07 17:01:07Z

My twice great grandpa's sister Rachel Cosselman born about 1850 in Michigan married a "Woodmancy". His name might be Richard Woodmancy and I think that had at least one child named Mary. Can any one help me with this family line? If so my e-mail address is dolphins75@prodigy.net