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Henry Woodcock [Male] b. 30 OCT 1805

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Thomas Woodcock [Male] b. 1725 VA - d. 1777 VA

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HENRY WOODCOCK'S WILL, Smith County TN

In the name of God Amen - I Henry Woodcock of Smith County being of soundand perfect memory t hanks be given to Almighty God do make & ordain thismy last will Testament in manne form foll owing I reco mmend my soul toGod who gave it hoping through the merits of my savior Jesus Chr ist toreceive pardon forgiveness for all my sins my body I desire it to bedecently buried a t the discretion of my exe cutors hereafter I havedisposed of my estate which it hath please d God to bless me with in thisworld in the following manner form Viz: Item I give bequeath t o mybeloved wife Eleanor Woodcock my pla ntation where on I now live duringher natural life a fter her decease it is my desire is that my land bedivided between John Woodcock and Betsy Wo odcock my daughter PollyDillon. John Woodcock part t o twenty one acres to be laid off acros s theland Polly Dillon to have twenty five acres next to Johns my daughterBetsey Woodcock hav e my orchard the Balance of my land. Item I give andbequeath to my daughter Betsey Woodcoc k one feather bed furniture oneBlack Walnut chest also one black Walnut cupboard also my blac k mare.Item all the rest of my personal estate I give to my beloved wife or asmuch of it as m ay be thought sufficient for a support for my wife andDaughter my Desire is that John Woodcoc k work my wagon to pay off myDebts & if he can't make out to pay then my executors must se l l thewagon to pay the Debts. Item I Do ordain constitute appoint my Trustyfriends John Woodco ck, Thomas Woodcock my whole and sole executor of thismy last will & Testament In Witness whe reof I the said Henry Woodcockhave to this my last Will &Testament set my hands Seals this 29 th day ofJuly 1819 sealed signed delivered by the said Henry Woodcock for hislast Will test ament no other in pr esence of. Item the rest of mychildren to have no more that what the y have already had.

Henry Woodcock
Test: Reuben Ragland, Martin Hire, Anthony Epperson
State of Tennessee February Term 1819 Smith County
[Smith County, TN Will Book 4, page 297]

Woodcocks in the 1820 Census for Smith Co., TN
Woodcock Chesley
Woodcock Mark
Woodcock Elizabeth
Woodcock Eleanor
Woodcock Parish
Woodcock John Sen.FamilyTreeMaker Genealogy for Shirley "Woodcock" Jackson

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Nathan Woodcock [Male] b. 4 OCT 1822

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Wiley H. Woodcock [Male] b. 24 NOV 1808 Smith Co., TN - d. 21 SEP 1891 TN

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Moses Dickens [Male]

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Susanah Simmons [Female] b. 1786 Franklin Co., VA

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John W. Jamison [Male] b. 10 NOV 1786 Madison Co., or Franklin Co., KY - d. 10 APR 1868 Morgan, Missouri

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A John Patterson of the same birth date has the following notes:

NOTES:born 1786 according to Debbie Schmidt. Children mentioned in JohnPatterson's Will.
BIRTH: Short, An Early VA Family by Josephine Short Lynch page 348 saysJohn Jamison was bor n in Madison County, Kentucky not Franklin.

BIRTH: Short, An Early VA Family by Josephine Short Lynch page 348 alsotells us that these ch ildren were probably children of the 2nd marriage,but this is without proof.

John married Jane (Polly) Patterson, daughter of John Patterson andKeziah Horneday, in 1805 . (Jane (Polly) Patterson was born in 1796 inAnderson, Pendleton
Dist., SC.)Notes for John W Jamison by Russell Jameson (1972) :

John settled in Morgan Co. 1828 (Richland Township) The Jamion's weremembers of Bethelhem Bap tist Church near Florence. John moved to MillCreek in 1836 and kept a tavern at Pacific Cit y on the Stage and Freightroad (Booneville & Springfield Road). Pacific City, a frontier outp ostland mark westward travelers. The railroad reached there in 1854. a depotand constructio n camp was built and named Syracuse. Pop, 450-500 (PacificCity renamed). The John Jamison pla ce was about 1 mile southwest ofSyracuse.

Children from Lisa-G-Moorman Family Tree Maker files. There arenumerious other version of ch ildren's names and dates probably due tomultiple marriages and common names of period.