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The Guillon family from France is currently being researched by Tim Woodward. See the site www.guillonfamily.co.uk for more details. |
The Baker family from Sudbury and Burton on Trent, Staffs. has also been researched. See them ready for war in 1914, and read about a plane crash in 1945 that killed five members of the family. (See photo gallery) |
The Dawn family from Nottinghamshire, England, (1730 - 1962), are related to the Guillons by marriage (show me how). The page contains photographs of the graves of the main ancestors from Granby and Bingham, Nottinghamshire. There are descendants of the Dawn family living in Canada.
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Catherine Baker (nee Outram) almost sailed to America on the Titantic in 1912, but stayed behind as she was due to marry one of the Baker Brothers. Read about how she missed the terrible ordeal that was the sinking of this great ship and how her employer's son, Tyrell Cavendish, drowned.
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Relations by marriage.
The family names below are those in respect of people who married into the Woodward line from the 1680s onwards. Click on the appropriate link to see their family tree.
Climer/Clifford (Claverdon & Stoneleigh)
Jeffery (Longford, Derbyshire 1766-1991)
Jeffrey (Chipping Campden, Glos 1822-1957)
Laight (Inkberrow, Worcs 1755-1858)
Outram (Alkmonton, Derbyshire 1800-1957)
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Phipps (Inkberrow, Worcs 1760-1851)
Richards (Alcester, Warks1680-1800)
Stephens (Wilmcote, Warks 1832-1952)
Stiler (Feckenham, Warks 1680-1740)
Wheeler (Alcester, Warks 1740-1821) |
These family trees are incomplete. If you have any information to add to them, please contact me.
Other Woodward families
As part of the research into the Woodward family from Alcester, a lot of information about other Woodward families from the same area has been gathered. So far there is no evidence to show that any of these families are related. If you have any knowledge to the contrary, please
contact me. Click on the appropriate link below to see their family tree.
Richard Woodward: Two Richard Woodward families living in and around Morton Bagot in Warwickshire have been researched extensively. One married Mary Moor in Stratford on Avon, the other married Ann Hinton in Morton Bagot. These two families have been researched to see if there is any relationship to the main family of William Woodward from Alcester. One of the Richards may have come from Throckmorton and I beleive that he may be related to the Walter Woodward family mentioned below. I just can't prove it at the moment.
Important Note: Morton Bagot Parish Records show the baptism of a Richard Woodward in 1700 to Robert & Ann. This would appear to be one of these two Richards. However, the Bishops Transcript for 1701 shows that this Richard died in Oct 1701. The transcript states him to be "Son of Robert & Ann". The death is NOT recorded in the parish records.
Thomas Woodward and Mary Bayliss who lived at Wootton Wawen have been researched. Their tree was assembled in the belief that Thomas was a relative of the family researched on this site, but it has since been discovered that he is not related. The tree is available here because I have been contacted by two descendants of this couple.
George Woodward and Ann Keyte who lived in Haselor between 1843 and about 1880. Originally thought to be a George born into the Morton Bagot family, I have now discovered otherwise. Added to the site in case anyone is related and I can pass on any information.
Walter Woodward (born abt.1640) from Morton Bagot, Warwickshire, has been researched, but the family tree is too large to add to this web site and not yet fully proven. I hope to publish a limited proven version soon (2011). Contact me if you would like a copy of the tree.
Thomas and Edward Woodward Stone Masons of Chipping Campden have been researched to see if they are related to the Alcester family of Woodwards. Some of the Alcester Woodwards were stone masons, and Thomas and Edward made extensive repairs to Alcester Church and Quinton Church, both places where the Alcester Woodwards (William) have links. So far no direct family link has been found, but the family tree on this site is extensive.