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Jacob Woolley

Birth20 Feb 1760 - Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
Death7 Oct 1826 - Poplar, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
MotherCatherine Husbands
FatherBenjamin Woolley

Born in Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA on 20 Feb 1760 to Benjamin Woolley and Catherine Husbands. Jacob Woolley married Elizabeth Tucker and had 8 children. He passed away on 7 Oct 1826 in Poplar, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Woolley
1715 - 1798
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Catherine Husbands
1720 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Tucker
1767 - 1854
Children Show all
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Joseph Woolley
1800 - 1872
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Catharine Woolley
1787 - 1874
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Benjamin Woolley
1785 - 1865
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Emeline Woolley
1808 - 1882
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Elizabeth Genevieve Woolley
1793 - 1836
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Eden Woolley
1805 - 1892
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Jacob Woolley
1789 - 1871
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Tucker Woolley
1797 - 1847

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