Report generated by MagiCensus Deluxe v5.5.5 on 16 Sept. 2024
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1. THOMAS1 WOODFORD was born between 1556 and 1620/1 in Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom[1], and died on 6 March 1667[2, 4] in Northampton, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, United States[2, 4].
He married on 4 March 1635[2], (FN-2) MARY BLOTT, daughter of (FN-1) Robert BLOTT, who was christened on 24 Dec. 1609[4] in Harrold, Bedfordshire, England[4], and died between 1 Jan. and 27 May 1662[4].
7 March 1632. Names of men to be transported [from London] to New England to be resident there upon a plantation, having taken the oath of allegiance: ... Thomas Woodford, ...[5]
"William and Francis, Captain Thomas, Master. She left London March 9 and arrived June 5, 'with about sixty passengers.' ... Thomas Woodford, Roxbury, ..."[6]
Child:
+ | 2 | i. | JOSEPH2 WOODFORD, b. about 1650 in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut, United States[2]; d. about 1705[2]; m. (AFB-2) REBECKAH NEWELL, b. in Jan. 1643[3, 7], d. in Farmington, Hartford Co.[7] on 29 March 1700[7], daughter of (AFB-1) Thomas and (AFW-4) Rebecca (OLMSTEAD) NEWELL. |
2. JOSEPH2 WOODFORD (Thomas1), son of (1) Thomas1 and (FN-2) Mary (BLOTT) WOODFORD, was born between 1623 and 1654/5 in Hartford[2], and died about 1705[2].
He married (AFB-2) REBECKAH NEWELL, daughter of (AFB-1) Thomas and (AFW-4) Rebecca (OLMSTEAD) NEWELL, who was born in Jan. 1643[3, 7], and died on 29 March 1700[7] in Farmington[7].
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+ | 3 | i. | ESTHER3 WOODFORD, b. on 28 Feb. 1669[8] in Farmington[8]; d. on 5 April 1742[8]; m. on 2 Jan. 1695[8] (FF-6) SAMUEL BIRD of Farmington, b. of Farmington[8] in 1670[8], d. in Farmington[8] in 1699[8], son of (FF-3) Joseph BIRD. |
3. ESTHER3 WOODFORD (Joseph2,
Thomas1), daughter of (2) Joseph2 and (AFB-2) Rebeckah (NEWELL) WOODFORD, was born on 28 Feb. 1669[8] in Farmington[8], and died on 5 April 1742[8].
She married on 2 Jan. 1695[8], (FF-6) SAMUEL BIRD of Farmington, son of (FF-3) Joseph BIRD, who was born in 1670[8] of Farmington[8], and died in 1699[8] in Farmington[8].
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