Saturday, April 23, 2016

Woodhull, References



References for Woodhull, Lineage -e.g. Descendants of…
[1] A General and Heraldic dictionary of the peerages of England, Ireland and Scotland, Extinct, Dormant, and in Abeyance. By John Burke, Esq., Author of a general and heraldic dictionary of peerage and baronetage, etc.


A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire by Sir Bernard Burke, LL.D., Ulster King of Arms (author of “The Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage”...
Nicholas Woodhull… Wahull - Barons De Wahull - Lineage: begins with Walter De Flanders… [pg 562]

  1. Walter de Flanders (aka a family derived from the Castellans of Cambray) b. 990 *in circa 950 became Lord of the Castle of Lens aka Walter of Lens
  2. Walter De Cambray (Flanders) b 1049 *brother Sicher (Seirer)
  3. Walter de Flanders b 1066



References for Woodhull, Descendants of Walter the Fleming aka Seier de Wahull

*Used in Blog Post, Woodhull Lineage in England
Odell Castle Estate (Odell and Wahull Manors), Bedfordshire, England
https://www.geni.com/projects/Odell-Castle-Estate-Odell-Wahull-Manors-Bedfordshire-England/29813   [geni.com - Projetcs]

 References for Woodhull

*Used in Blog Post, [1] Descendants of Woodhull-Helme


Note (Jody Gray): I choose to use this Website information for my “Descendants” because it is well researched and backed up by records.


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[1] Woodhull Genealogy: The Woodhull Family in England and America. Compiled by Mary Gould Woodhull and Francis Bowes Stevens. Published 1904. https://books.google.com/books?id=uQpgAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA64&lpg=PA64&dq=Selah+M+Stevens+New+York&source=bl&ots=TJNEupqZJc&sig=bRwHcRSo3IsjHkBJjHTv_5p_TcY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj02u3a3dfLAhVomoMKHXoHACwQ6AEIMjAF#v=onepage&q=Selah%20M%20Stevens%20New%20York&f=false -[pg 64] Dorothy Woodhull, 3rd generation married William Helme, son of Thomas Helme; Phineas Helme married Mary Moffatt; Woodhull Helm married Eliza McDonald; Eliza Helm married Selah Murray Stevens; Maria Antoinette Stevens married David Brown Hendry; Mary Francis Hendry married Gibson De Long; Eliza De Long married Hugh Austin Piper; Lucile Marie Piper married Robert Lyn Gray
Note: “Woodhull Directory” by John Francis Woodhull, Ph. D. containing births, marriages, deaths, addresses and occupation of members of the Woodhull family. Note: this link is the same as for the above book, Woodhull Genealogy… Published 1904.
Richard Woodall I, 1st Generation [pg 53] Dorothy Woodhull, 3rd generation

Walter the Fleming aka Walter de Wahull *Seier de Flanders, de Seton
Early Seton's Descent.http://www2.thesetonfamily.com/directory/Descents/early_seton_descent.htm


References for Woodhull

*Used in Blog Post, [1] Woodhull, Americans of Royal Descent

A Collection of Genealogies of American Families Whose Lineage is Traced to the Legitimate Issue of Kings. Reproduced from recognized authorities, from privately printed family histories, and information supplied in manuscript pedigrees, By Charles H. Browning, Member of the American Historical Association. Second Edition. Philadelphia: Porter and Coates. 1891. https://books.google.com/books?id=p4wsAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA5&lpg=PA5&dq=John+Parr+of+Kirby&source=bl&ots=m24D-DLND9&sig=UCQs2HKMkNdCrMyiAd9gKHwz5V8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwifqaKTjOnLAhUM0GMKHZo-AwAQ6AEINTAG#v=onepage&q=John%20Parr%20of%20Kirby&f=false -AMERICANS OF ROYAL DESCENT
The Peerage of William the Conqueror *11 Citations listed http://thepeerage.com/p10203.htm

References for Woodhull
*Used in Blog Post, Lineage: Noble Family - House of Capet, also called the House of France

References for Woodhull
*Used in Blog Post, Noble Family, House of Flanders. Counts of Flanders and Counts of Boulogne
Origin of Frankish Foresters from 418 A.D. -http://fosterfamilyhistory.com/french-origins.pd

References for Woodhull
*Used in Blog Post, House of Wessex and it’s Kings *Resources, Wikipedia
References for Woodhull
*Used in Blog Post, Lineage to Charlemagne, Emperor of the Romans *Resources, Wikipedia
References for Woodhull
*Used in Blog Post, The Robertians of the Royal House of Capet -House of Henneberg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Henneberg

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(on-line Book) Americans of Royal Descent: A Collection of Genealogies of American Families Whose Lineage is Traced to the Legitimate Issue of Kings. Reproduced from recognized authorities, from privately printed family histories, and information supplied in manuscript pedigrees, By Charles H. Browning, Member of the American Historical Association. Second Edition. Philadelphia: Porter and Coates. 1891. https://books.google.com/books?id=p4wsAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA5&lpg=PA5&dq=John+Parr+of+Kirby&source=bl&ots=m24D-DLND9&sig=UCQs2HKMkNdCrMyiAd9gKHwz5V8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwifqaKTjOnLAhUM0GMKHZo-AwAQ6AEINTAG#v=onepage&q=John%20Parr%20of%20Kirby&f=false -
WAHULL, Manors and Estates- given in [pg 11 SEATS AND FAMILY ESTATES

Anthony Lower’s “Family Names of Great Britain” is the following: “Wahull -The seat of an Ancient Barony -The great Domesday Baron, known as Walter Flanderensis, from his being a Fleming held it, his family were called De Wahuls.”

Lyson’s “Magna Brittania,”: “Walter Flandrensis (ancestor of the barons Wahul) had five manors in the County of Bedford. The chief seat of the Wahuls, was at Wodhull, or Odell Castle.”

SEATS AND FAMILY ESTATES-

  1. Wahull Castle -Co: Bedford… “The River Ouse runs unver Wodhull,

formerly Wayhul -which also has its Barons of Wayhul, eminent for their ancient nobility -where was a Castle whose Barony consisted of 300 Knights Fees in divers Counties.

   Also, in Anthony Lower’s “Family Names of Great Britain” is the following: “Wahull -The seat of an Ancient Barony -The great Domesday Baron, known as Walter Flanderensis, from his being a Fleming held it, his family were called De Wahuls.”
   In Lyson’s “Magna Brittania,”: “Walter Flandrensis (ancestor of the barons Wahul) had five manors in the County of Bedford. The chief seat of the Wahuls, was at Wodhull, or Odell Castle.”
   II. Pateshull Manor -Co; Northampton vide Domesday Book: “Simon, 2nd, Baron de Wahull, gave moiety of Pateshull Church to Godston Priory temp. Henry I. or Stephen.”
   III. Langford Manor -Co; Bedford vide Domesday Book: “This manor was parcel of the Baron de Wahull, and continued in possession of the family of the Wahulls or Wodhulls, Lords of the Barony till the reign of Edward IV. (1491)
   IV. Segenhoe -Co; Beford vide Domesday Book: At the time of the Norman Survey 1081, parcels of the Baron de Wahull. There was anciently a Castle at Segenhoe which existed as late as the year 1276, possibly a seat of the Barons Wahull…
   V. Bragborough Manor -Co; Northampton vide Domesday Book: “The Manor of Bragsborough in this parcel in this parcel was at the time of the Norman Survey, 1081, and long afterwards, parcel of the Baron de Wahull.”
   VI. Shortgrove Manor -County Essex.
[pg 12] VII. Dunstaple Priory -Co; Beford vid Dugdale’s “Monasticom Angelicanum.”
   VIII. Langport Manor -Co; Northampton A.D. 1186.
   IX. Warkworth Castle -Co; Northampton. (Through intermarriage with Elizabeth, heir of her brother, Thomas Chetwode, about 1409.)
   X. Chetwode Manor -Co; Buckinghamshire. (Through Elizabeth Chetwode, about 1409.)
   XI. Thenford Manor -Co; Northampton. “Purchased by Foulke, 22nd, Baron Wahull, about 1508.”
   XII Holdenby’s Manor -Co; Northampton A.D. 1548.
   XIII. Wappenham Manor: purchased by John Wodhull, Esq., of Valentine Knightley. A.D. 1742.
   So interesting is the description… “Odell, Woodhulle and formerly Wahul. The name of this village is from its situation Woodhull or Woodhill from the hill and fine wood near it.
   “It seems to be a very old and proper name for formerly it had belonged to Barons de Wahull, eminent for their ancient nobility, whose baronies consisted of 300 Knights fees.
   …”Little remains of the old Works… “Among the paintings mentioned in Odell Castle…
   …”Odell, in the hundred of Willey and deanery of Clopham, on the river Ouse, ten miles northwest of Bedford on the borders of Northamptonshire.”
   ...Lyson, “It seems difficult to reconcile this with its descent from the Lords Wahul, to the Chetwodes, which is proved by various records. The family of Wahul continued in the male lines as Lords of Wahul till the time of Henry VIII, when their female of Anthony titular [a purely formal position or title without any real authority] Lord Wahul, married Richard Chetwode, Esq., of Oakley in Staffordshire.”



****** Woodhull, family alliances - INDEX
Woodhull Genealogy, Woodhull Lineage in England
[1] Woodhull Genealogy: The Woodhull Family in England and America
Compiled by Mary Gould Woodhull and Francis Bowes Stevens. Published 1904.
*Index to Surnames (future resources/use)
[pg 259] NOTE F. -Condict.
[pg 260] NOTE G. -Coombs.
[pg 261] NOTE H. -Du Bois
[pg 264] NOTE J.-Floyd.
[pg 265] NOTE K.-FORBES.
[pg 266] NOTE L.-FORDHAM.
NOTE M.-FOSTER.
[pg 267] NOTE N.-FROST.
[pg 268] NOTE O.-HELME.
NOTE P.-HEWITT.
NOTE Q.-HOPKINS.
[pg 270] NOTE R.-HOWELL.
[pg 271] NOTES S.-JONES.
[pg 272] NOTE T.-KILBOURN.
[pg 273] NOTE U.-LAWRENCE.
[pg 276] NOTE Y.-LONGSTRETH.
[pg 277] NOTE Z-LUTE-NORTON
NOTE Aa.-MILLER.
NOTE Bb.-NEILSON.
[pg 278] NOTE Cc.-NICOLL.
[pg 279] NOTE Dd.-PELLETREAU.
[pg 279] NOTE Ee.-PICKARD.
[pg 280] NOTE Ff.-READING.
NOTE Gg.-SCHUREMAN-NEVIUS.
[pg 281] NOTE Hh.-SPOFFORD.
NOTE Ii.-TANGIER SMITH.
[pg 283] NOTE Kk.-THOMPSON-BREWSTER.
[pg 285] NOTE Ll.-TOURNEUR.
[pg 285] NOTE Mm.-VROOM-DELAMATER.
[pg 286] NOTE Nn.-WIKOFF-SCUDDER.
[pg 292] STRONG-CRUGER. Selah Strong, (3rd), son of Major Nathaniel Strong, married Ruth Woodhull, daughter of Captain Ebenezer Woodhull and Abigail Howell.

Note: Odell, Mary “Polly” Odel, mother of Olive P. Barrett m: Lauren Austin Paddock -they were 1st cousins, Lauren was the son of Thomas Paddock and her mother’s sister, Laura Odell.
Thomas J Paddock m: Laura Odell - Louisa M Paddock m: Timothy Lynch

Woodhull Genealogy… Eliza Helm, b. 1/22/1802 m: 3/21/1821, Selah M Stevens…



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