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Martha Bean

Mother's maiden name was Martha Womack


Thomas Womack

Per Fay Hoodock


William Womack

Lineage from book "The Descendants of William and Mary Jane Womack" by
Carlos Womack
From Tina in Genforum:
4. William WOMACK Sr. Born abt 1610 in Wraby, Lincolnshire, England.[2] William died in Henrico County, Va. abt 1685,
he was 75. Resided in He was in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA in 1630/40. Alias/AKA: Womack Immigrant Ancestor.

William Womack changed his faith from the Church of England, where his family were extremely prominent in the leadership
there of, and became a Protestant (Quaker). His Father disinherited him and thus he left England with his wife Mary Jane for
America and settled in Henrico County, Va.
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They look to have stayed in Henrico County, VA all their lives, as all their children were born there and I show they all died
there.


Thomas Womack

Will listed on pg. 716-717 Henrico Co. Va. Wills and Deeds


John Womack

listed on pg. 856-857 of part 5 --1713-28 Prince George Co. Wills and Deeds.
My Womack's by Billye Womack Tate:
He (John) was the black sheep of the family, having been charged with wife beating and hog stealing among other things.
Excerpts from the Valentine Papers list civil records pertaining to John, including his will. He was on the rent rolls of Prince
George County, Va in 1704 for 550 acres. He died in Prince George County.
Children:
John Womack, Jr. b: Abt 1680 d: Bef September 11, 1787 m: Hannah Headworth
William Womack b: Abt 1680 d: Bef 1778 in Halifax Co.
Richard Womack
Abraham Womack b: Bef 1668 in Henrico Co., VA m: Mary somebody


Mary Womack

abt 1678 when Mary was 19, she married Thomas PUCKETT, son of John PUCKETT (~1616-1677) & Anne
JEFFERYS/IES (~1620-1679). Born in 1658 in Henrico County, VA. Thomas died abt 1712, he was 54. on 4 Mar 1712 will
dated March 4, 1712, proved October 3, 1715 leaves property to son William Puckett.