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Dec 14, 2023 · About John ‘the Blacksmith’ Wooldridge. 1. JOHN WOOLDRIDGE (ca.1678-1757), blacksmith, farmer, and founder of a long-lived and far spread family. The family home was named "Midlothian," perhaps (or perhaps not) In memory of a distant origin in lowland Scotland.
- Scotland
- circa 1678
- Martha Wooldridge
- Probably, Midlothian, Scotland
JOHN WOOLDRIDGE (ca.1678-1757), blacksmith, farmer, and founder of a long-lived and far spread family. Eighteenth-century Virginia produced, besides statesmen and presidents, a vigorous population of such farmers.
John Wooldridge, blacksmith. Statement of Responsibility: by Laurence B. Gardiner and William C. Wooldridge. Authors: Gardiner, Laurence B. (Main Author) Wooldridge, William C. (Added Author) Wooldridge, John, ca.1678-1757 (Subject) Format: Books/Monographs.
JOHN WOOLDRIDGE (ca.1678-1757), blacksmith, farmer, and founder of a long-lived and far spread family. Eighteenth-century Virginia produced, besides statesmen and presidents, a vigorous population of such farmers.
John Wooldridge died between 20 April 1757, when he wrote his will, and 7 October 1757, when it was mentioned in the court order books. His will was not recorded in Chesterfield County. It is said to be among the Chesterfield County loose papers which today are housed at the Library of Virginia.
FamilySearch Catalog: The Wooldridge family : Wooldridge surname descendants to ca. 1900 of John Wooldridge (ca. 1678-1757), blacksmith of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties, Virginia — FamilySearch.org.
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The Wooldridge Family: Wooldridge-surname Descendants to Ca. 1900 of John Wooldridge (ca. 1678-1757), Blacksmith of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties, Virginia, Volume 1. William C....
