[QUOTE=babygirl101;285744]I think I may have found the missing Caroline, w/o Matthew. There's a Caroline c.22.6.1830 at Brington, Northamptonshire. Parents Elizabeth and Edward, NFA, wanderers, occupation bakset makers. This would make her the sister of Frederick and Edward and explain why they were travelling together.
I'm still trying to find Edward's wife - Versey/Vasvolloway. She doesn't seem to be listed under those names anywhere, the closest I've found on IGI is a Vashti b. 16.11.1828, Priors Harwick Warks, but that's very much a shot in the dark.
I've found 2 of their children on IGI:-
Saunders 16.4.1858, Holmesfield, Derby, mother Vas Voluvy
Eliza (Betsey) 7.5.1854, Cheshrie, mother Vasoolooy
Edward Smith and Elizabeth Booth's children: (1824- 1845) Rosetta, Edward, Caroline, Guilderoy, James, Trezi, and Frederick, my Gr-Gr-Grandfather.
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Thread: Woodfine Smith & Charlotte Smith
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18-09-2010, 6:07 AM #81MuffyGuest
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18-09-2010, 6:28 AM #82MuffyGuest
Frederick Smith married Constance Gray and came to the USA around 1850-60. They were my Gr-Gr-Grandparents. I have stateside information if anyone is interested.
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19-09-2012, 2:44 PM #83Little EgyptGuest
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25-09-2013, 11:24 AM #84TynedaleGuest
Hi, re marriage of Woodfine SMITH and Charlotte SMITH.
Woodfine born Long Buckby Northants c 1830. and Charlotte born Bicker Lin c 1831.
married 19/5/1853 Mansfield Notts.
Woodfine a.k.a. Woodbine is the native honeysuckle!
A.E.S.
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25-09-2013, 11:47 AM #85TynedaleGuest
Hi, re Caroline: she is listed in family tree of Woodfine Smith (c 1750-1900) by Josephine Tombs.
Caroline, daughter of Edward Smith & Elizabeth Booth. Caroline born Brington Northants 22/6/1830.
Not sure about following info - you will need to check it out.... Died Deddington Oxf. 1881.
A.E.S.
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25-09-2013, 11:53 AM #86TynedaleGuest
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26-09-2013, 12:52 AM #87TynedaleGuest
Tombs book p3 shows children of Nehemiah & Elizabeth. Their son, Woodfine b. 1780 has offspring Zachariah b 1812, Thomas b 1810 and James b ? as brothers! - (Cannot reconcile, quote " this thread shows Zachariah's father as Thomas Smith and mother as Nancy " unquote. On p. 6 it shows Zachariah married to Ann and they have (amongst others) a son Thomas b 1837 and also a son Woodfine b 1830.
It is very difficult but you need to constantly cross-check d.o.b.; p.o.b; etc. etc. to avoid going off at a tangent.Last edited by Tynedale; 26-09-2013 at 12:53 AM. Reason: not finished
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26-09-2013, 12:57 AM #88TynedaleGuest
Continuing earlier post: Finally, Tombs states on p3 Thomas emigrated to the USA while he was young!
You state a " WOODFORD SMITH " emigrated in 1863 which would make him 53 years of age - NOT A YOUNG MAN!
So, either Woodford is the wrong person, or he was NOT young when he emigrated!
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