Il est marié avec Elizabeth WILBOURNE.
Ils se sont mariés avant le 1731 à Baltimore County, Maryland, Verenigde Staten.Source 1
Enfant(s):
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From: WOOD/WOODS FAMILY MAGAZINE--
Virginia Wood Alexander, Editor, 903 Myers Ave., columbia, TN 38401
ISAAC WOOD OF HARFORD COUNTY, MD.
(Compiled and contributed by Clifford and Martha Wood Hardin, 10 Roan
Lane, St. Louis, MO)
ISAAC WOOD's will was signed and witnessed 29 April 1776 in Harford
County, MD. In the census for Harford county, MD, for 1776, ISAAC WOOD
is listed as age 85. His wife, ELIZABETH (dau of Edward and Elizabeth
Wilbourne), is listed as age 70. It appears that ISAAC died soon after
he made his last will.
Based on provisions in the will, the following seems apparent concerning
his children:
1. ISAAC, JR. was the oldest son. Young ISAAC was living in Washington
Co., PA, 8 Sep 1788 when he signed an indenture granting "clear title" to
land in Harford County, MD, to his younger brother, MOSES.
2. JAMES, the second son, was given 65 acres of land in Harford Co.
3. WILLIAM, by order of listing appears to have been the third son.
4. BENJAMIN.
5. MOSES appears to have been the youngest son. From family records, we
know that he was born 16 Aug 1741 and that he died in Martin Co., IND, 3
June 1823. He was listed in the 1783 Tax List of Harford Co., MD, as
living in Susquehannah Hundred with property valued at $15,000. It was
not listed among those who took "the oath of fidelity" in Harford Co. in
1777. MOSES was married sometime during the 1780s to JANE DICKSON, widow
of DAVID DICKSON, who died in Harford Co. in 1778. She had two young
sons who were mentioned in her husband's will: Robert and John Dickson.
(The Census of 1790, Harford Co. lists MOSES WOOD as "head of family"
with one female adult and four male children. These include the two
DICKSON stepsons and JAMES S. WOOD, son of MOSES and JANE. The identity
of the fourth child is not known.
In his will ISAAC WOOD mentions two daughters:
6. HANNAH, who married JAMES SEAL. They were living in Harford Co. in
1782 when they sold land to MOSES WOOD.
7. MARY, who married JAMES EAGON. They were living in Monogahala Co.,
PA, in 1782, when they sold land to MOSES WOOD. Monogahala Co. no longer
exists, but it was located in the most southwestern corner of the state.
(James Eagon and Mary (Wood) Eagon were in later records in Greene Co.,
PA.)
ISAAC WOOD's will also mentions two granddaughters, HANNAH COWEN and
ELIZABETH HAYES. According to one indenture, ISAAC WOOD obtained land
known as "Wood's Meadows" in Susquehannah Hundred, Harford Co., MD, 1 May
1756 (reference is made in the indenture to Records of Baltimore County;
Harford County was not set off from Baltimore County until 1773.)
The 1783 Tax List, Susquehannah Hundred, lists ELIZABETH WOOD as owning
125 acres called "Wood's Meadows" and 78 acres of Coconut Ridge. There
is no will on file in Harford County.
The land purchased by MOSES WOOD from his sisters in 1782 was also part
of "Wood's Meadows."
Notes: Wood Family Bible.
David Dickson's will dated 19 Dec 1778.
[Above copied from WILBOURN GENEALOGY, Ann B. Gahan, by myself, Marvin L.
Welborn, on 12 July 1998.]
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Ann B. Gahan
William Wilborn married to Ann Crabtree January the 21st 1731. Page 256,
f.92
Thomas Wilbourn Son of Thomas Wilbourn and Margaret his Wife was Born
January the 18th 1730. (p.264, f.101).
Edward Wilbourn Died June the 24th 1731 (p.265, f.101).
January 28th 1732. Then was Born Jane Wilborn Daughter of William
Wilborn & Ann his Wife. (p.271, f.108).
Decembr. 16th 1733. Then was Born Martha Wilbourn Daughter of Thomas
Wilborn & Margaret his Wife. (p.271, f.108).
Octobr the 25th 1734. Then was Born William Wilborn Son of William
Wilborn and Ann his Wife. (p.276, f. ).
August the 18th 1736. Then was Born james Wilbourn Son of William
Wilbourn and Ann his Wife. (p. 292, f. 129).
(Note: Thomas died without a will in Frederick County, VA, before 2 Dec
1746, when his widow, Margaret, gave bond as administratrix of his
estate.)
Vestry Record of St. John's P.E. Church, Baltimore Co., MD:
Edward Wilborn: a/c for Smith's work for church.
From: WOOD/WOODS FAMILY MAGAZINE--
Virginia Wood Alexander, Editor, 903 Myers Ave., columbia, TN 38401
ISAAC WOOD OF HARFORD COUNTY, MD.
(Compiled and contributed by Clifford and Martha Wood Hardin, 10 Roan
Lane, St. Louis, MO)
ISAAC WOOD's will was signed and witnessed 29 April 1776 in Harford
County, MD. In the census for Harford county, MD, for 1776, ISAAC WOOD
is listed as age 85. His wife, ELIZABETH (dau of Edward and Elizabeth
Wilbourne), is listed as age 70. It appears that ISAAC died soon after
he made his last will.
Based on provisions in the will, the following seems apparent concerning
his children:
1. ISAAC, JR. was the oldest son. Young ISAAC was living in Washington
Co., PA, 8 Sep 1788 when he signed an indenture granting "clear title" to
land in Harford County, MD, to his younger brother, MOSES.
2. JAMES, the second son, was given 65 acres of land in Harford Co.
3. WILLIAM, by order of listing appears to have been the third son.
4. BENJAMIN.
5. MOSES appears to have been the youngest son. From family records, we
know that he was born 16 Aug 1741 and that he died in Martin Co., IND, 3
June 1823. He was listed in the 1783 Tax List of Harford Co., MD, as
living in Susquehannah Hundred with property valued at $15,000. It was
not listed among those who took "the oath of fidelity" in Harford Co. in
1777. MOSES was married sometime during the 1780s to JANE DICKSON, widow
of DAVID DICKSON, who died in Harford Co. in 1778. She had two young
sons who were mentioned in her husband's will: Robert and John Dickson.
(The Census of 1790, Harford Co. lists MOSES WOOD as "head of family"
with one female adult and four male children. These include the two
DICKSON stepsons and JAMES S. WOOD, son of MOSES and JANE. The identity
of the fourth child is not known.
In his will ISAAC WOOD mentions two daughters:
6. HANNAH, who married JAMES SEAL. They were living in Harford Co. in
1782 when they sold land to MOSES WOOD.
7. MARY, who married JAMES EAGON. They were living in Monogahala Co.,
PA, in 1782, when they sold land to MOSES WOOD. Monogahala Co. no longer
exists, but it was located in the most southwestern corner of the state.
(James Eagon and Mary (Wood) Eagon were in later records in Greene Co.,
PA.)
ISAAC WOOD's will also mentions two granddaughters, HANNAH COWEN and
ELIZABETH HAYES. According to one indenture, ISAAC WOOD obtained land
known as "Wood's Meadows" in Susquehannah Hundred, Harford Co., MD, 1 May
1756 (reference is made in the indenture to Records of Baltimore County;
Harford County was not set off from Baltimore County until 1773.)
The 1783 Tax List, Susquehannah Hundred, lists ELIZABETH WOOD as owning
125 acres called "Wood's Meadows" and 78 acres of Coconut Ridge. There
is no will on file in Harford County.
The land purchased by MOSES WOOD from his sisters in 1782 was also part
of "Wood's Meadows."
Notes: Wood Family Bible.
David Dickson's will dated 19 Dec 1778.
[Above copied from WILBOURN GENEALOGY, Ann B. Gahan, by myself, Marvin L.
Welborn, on 12 July 1998.]