Person:William Woods (7)

William Woods
d.1785
m. 1681
  1. Elizabeth Woods1682 - 1745
  2. Michael Woods1684 - Bef 1762
  3. William Woods1686 - 1785
  4. James Woods1688 -
  5. Andrew Woods1690 - Abt 1753
  6. John Woods IIIAbt 1695 -
Facts and Events
Name William Woods
Gender Male
Birth? 1686 Blair Park, Ulster, Ireland
Death? 1785

William Woods was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Note

Currently (January 2011) the child list of John Woods and Elizabeth woods lists two separate sons named "William". These are Person:William Woods (7), and Person:William Woods (75). It seems likely that these are indeed two different persons, but one is not the son of John and Elizabeth. Work is needed to sort out which one belongs with this family.

Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

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William Woods' land (with Samuel)(Borden Tract, SW, # of acres not listed) as shown on the map meticulously drawn by J.R. Hildebrand, cartographer. This map is copyrighted©, used by permission of John Hildebrand, son of J.R. Hildebrand, April, 2009. Note that tract of Richard Woods, is adjoining his tract to the south.

Acquisition of Land from Orange County Virginia Records:

  • Pages 178-83. 25-26 July 1742. Benjamin Borden of Orange County to Samll. Woods and William Woods of same. Lease and release; for £11.9.2 current money. 382 acres on waters of James River, part of 92,100 acres pattin (patented) 6 Nov. 1739... on bouth sides of Woods Creekin Augusta County... corner to Richard Woods land... corner to Joseph Lapsly's land... side of a small branch. (signed) Benja. Borden. Wit: Richard Woods, Joseph Lapesly, Gilbert Campbell. 26 Aug. 1742. Acknowledged by Benjamin Borden, Gent. [Orange County Virginia Deed Book 8, Dorman, pg. 75].