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Judith ... START/END/Keep ... Tarleton

Birth1662 - Henrico County, Virginia Colony
DeathFebruary 7, 1714 - Henrico County, Virginia Colony
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Born in Henrico County, Virginia Colony on 1662. Judith ... START/END/Keep ... Tarleton married John Woodson 1st - a Quaker and had 6 children. She passed away on February 7, 1714 in Henrico County, Virginia Colony.

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John Woodson 1St - A Quaker
1658 - 1715
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Josiah (S/o John/tarleton)(sp2/omaryroyall) Woodson
1702 - 1736
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Stephen Woodson
1704 - 1734
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Jacob Woodson
1699 - 1729
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Robert Woodson
1697 - 1729
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Stephen Tarleton
1637 - 1687
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Judith Woodson
1706 - 1727

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