***Ky. Family Archives Vol.III.
Elizabeth Ann Woosley Renfrow, her dad Colonel Samuel Woosley, his dad Samauel David Woosley, his dad THOMAS WOOSLEY,He served with 7 of his sons in the Continental Army under George Washington
In the 11th or 15th Va. Reg.
*******.Thomas Woosley (son of Richard Wayne Woosley - was born 1730 in Buckingham, Halifax, , and died 1794 in Buckingham, Halifax, . He married Elizabeth Walters on 1752 in Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia,, daughter of Aaron Walters
More About Thomas Woosley:
Date born 2: 1719, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.473 Date born 3: Date born 4: 1732
Died 2: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.474 Died 3: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
More About Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters:
Marriage: 1752, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
Children of Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters are:
Susie Ida Woosley , b. 1746, Halifax, Virginia,, d. date unknown.
David Woosley b. 1748, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Southwest, Kentucky,
Aaron Woosley , b. 11 Feb 1753, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. Jul 1831, Bedford, Tennessee, John Woosley, b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 19 Dec 1845, Clairborne, Tennessee, William Woosley , b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, -, d. 28 Jul 1838, Davidson, North Carolina,
Moses Woosley b. 1758, Buckingham, Virginia, U, d. Sep 1843, Halifax, Virginia,
Thomas Woosley , b. 02 Jun 1760, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 1856, Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky,
Marion Woosley b. 1762, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Benjamin Woosley , b. 1764, Buckingham, Virginia,, d. 01 Oct 1841, Tazewell, Virginia, James Woosley b. 1768, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, U, d. 1790, Dallas, Dallas, Texas, U.
David Woosley b. 25 Oct 1770, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Grayson, Kentucky,+Elijah Woosley b. 1773, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 1859, Shelbyville, Bedford, Tennessee, USA482 .
Samuel Woosley b. 13 Jul 1775, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 25 Nov 1844, Edmonson, Kentucky, .
Elisha Woosley , b. 1777, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Joshua Woosley b. 1779, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, Sources.html>, d. 1853, Hart, Kentucky, .
Nathan Woosley b. 1780, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 1855, Jackson, Missouri, U
Susan Elizabeth Woosley , b. 1782, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, P-, d. 20 Jan 1844, Ball, Sangamon, Illinois,************Thomas' will
Apr. 24, 1715
I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Thomas Woosley one fire lock fowling piece. Son John Woosley one pair lock muscault. daughter Mary Cherry one ewe. daughter Ann Woosley one ewe. daughter Mawdlin Woosley one ewe. Loving wife Mary Woosley all personal & real estate and anything else that he owns that is not mentioned in his will. wife Mary sole execitrix. signed (in his own writing) Thomas Woosley****************Thomas Woosley; Revolutionary War Patriot
26 Sep 1992 , Sinking Fork, Christian County, Kentucky
The following is an excerpt taken from the program of 26 Sep 1992 in which a Revolutionary War marker was dedicated at the grave site of Revolutionary War veteran Thomas Woosley. Compatriots from the John Manire Chapter of the Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution officiating. The grave is located on the Caleb McGowan farm on KY Highway 1026 1.2 miles from Sinking Fork Community, Christian County, Kentucky:
Thomas Woosley (1760-1856)
Thomas Woosley was born 2 June 1760 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Thomas was living in Amelia County, Virginia when he joined the Revolutionary War in March 1777. He enlisted in the 1st Light Dragoons, Captain John Hughes' Company, Virginia Continental Line commanded by Colonel Anthony Walton White. He served as a private until the end of the Revolutionary War receiving his discharge from General Benjamin Lincoln in the Fall of 1783.
Legend indicates that the father (Moses) and seven of his sons served in the Revolutionary War. Thomas and three of his brothers received war pensions: Moses, Aaron and David. Four of the fourteen brothers came to Kentucky. Joshua moved to Hart County, David and Samuel to Edmonson County, and Thomas to Christian County. Aaron moved to Giles County, Tennessee and William to North Carolina.
Thomas Woosley married Dinah Tribble, daughter of Peter Tribble, in Halifax County, Virginia, 18 April 1786. She was born in August 1762. They had four children: Thomas E., Moses, Susan (Woosley) Jones and B. (Burrell?).
Thomas was on the Christian County, Kentucky tax rolls in 1800. He lived near Cerulean Springs which was formed into Trigg County from Christian County in 1820. In 1820 he moved from Trigg County to the Sinking Fork community in Christian County. Thomas' older brother Moses died in Halifax County, Va. However, two of Moses' sons, James T.,Sr. and Samuel S. came to the Sinking Fork community after Thomas.
Thomas first wife, Dinah Tribble died 2 Aug 1839. Thomas then married Jane S. Covington, widow of William Covington, 28 Jan 1842 in Christian County. Thomas died 12 May 1856. Jane S. Woosley died 27 Feb 1868. Thomas is buried with his first wife Dinah, son Moses, and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (Jones) Woosley on what was known for years as the Moses Woosley farm. This farm was next to the farm of Thomas' nephew Samuel S. Woosley.
As far as it is known, Thomas Woosley was the last Revolutionary War soldier to die in Christian County. His name is on the Revolutionary War soldiers memorial tablets in East Cadiz Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky and Riverside Cemetery, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky. There are no known direct descendants of Thomas living in Christian County. Research is still being done on Thomas and his family.
********By Bonnie & Clyde Deweese
Elizabeth Ann Woosley Renfrow, her dad Colonel Samuel Woosley, his dad Samauel David Woosley, his dad THOMAS WOOSLEY,He served with 7 of his sons in the Continental Army under George Washington
In the 11th or 15th Va. Reg.
*******.Thomas Woosley (son of Richard Wayne Woosley - was born 1730 in Buckingham, Halifax, , and died 1794 in Buckingham, Halifax, . He married Elizabeth Walters on 1752 in Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia,, daughter of Aaron Walters
More About Thomas Woosley:
Date born 2: 1719, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.473 Date born 3: Date born 4: 1732
Died 2: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.474 Died 3: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
More About Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters:
Marriage: 1752, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
Children of Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters are:
Susie Ida Woosley , b. 1746, Halifax, Virginia,, d. date unknown.
David Woosley b. 1748, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Southwest, Kentucky,
Aaron Woosley , b. 11 Feb 1753, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. Jul 1831, Bedford, Tennessee, John Woosley, b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 19 Dec 1845, Clairborne, Tennessee, William Woosley , b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, -, d. 28 Jul 1838, Davidson, North Carolina,
Moses Woosley b. 1758, Buckingham, Virginia, U, d. Sep 1843, Halifax, Virginia,
Thomas Woosley , b. 02 Jun 1760, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 1856, Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky,
Marion Woosley b. 1762, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Benjamin Woosley , b. 1764, Buckingham, Virginia,, d. 01 Oct 1841, Tazewell, Virginia, James Woosley b. 1768, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, U, d. 1790, Dallas, Dallas, Texas, U.
David Woosley b. 25 Oct 1770, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Grayson, Kentucky,+Elijah Woosley b. 1773, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 1859, Shelbyville, Bedford, Tennessee, USA482 .
Samuel Woosley b. 13 Jul 1775, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 25 Nov 1844, Edmonson, Kentucky, .
Elisha Woosley , b. 1777, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Joshua Woosley b. 1779, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, Sources.html>, d. 1853, Hart, Kentucky, .
Nathan Woosley b. 1780, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 1855, Jackson, Missouri, U
Susan Elizabeth Woosley , b. 1782, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, P-, d. 20 Jan 1844, Ball, Sangamon, Illinois,************Thomas' will
Apr. 24, 1715
I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Thomas Woosley one fire lock fowling piece. Son John Woosley one pair lock muscault. daughter Mary Cherry one ewe. daughter Ann Woosley one ewe. daughter Mawdlin Woosley one ewe. Loving wife Mary Woosley all personal & real estate and anything else that he owns that is not mentioned in his will. wife Mary sole execitrix. signed (in his own writing) Thomas Woosley****************Thomas Woosley; Revolutionary War Patriot
26 Sep 1992 , Sinking Fork, Christian County, Kentucky
The following is an excerpt taken from the program of 26 Sep 1992 in which a Revolutionary War marker was dedicated at the grave site of Revolutionary War veteran Thomas Woosley. Compatriots from the John Manire Chapter of the Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution officiating. The grave is located on the Caleb McGowan farm on KY Highway 1026 1.2 miles from Sinking Fork Community, Christian County, Kentucky:
Thomas Woosley (1760-1856)
Thomas Woosley was born 2 June 1760 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Thomas was living in Amelia County, Virginia when he joined the Revolutionary War in March 1777. He enlisted in the 1st Light Dragoons, Captain John Hughes' Company, Virginia Continental Line commanded by Colonel Anthony Walton White. He served as a private until the end of the Revolutionary War receiving his discharge from General Benjamin Lincoln in the Fall of 1783.
Legend indicates that the father (Moses) and seven of his sons served in the Revolutionary War. Thomas and three of his brothers received war pensions: Moses, Aaron and David. Four of the fourteen brothers came to Kentucky. Joshua moved to Hart County, David and Samuel to Edmonson County, and Thomas to Christian County. Aaron moved to Giles County, Tennessee and William to North Carolina.
Thomas Woosley married Dinah Tribble, daughter of Peter Tribble, in Halifax County, Virginia, 18 April 1786. She was born in August 1762. They had four children: Thomas E., Moses, Susan (Woosley) Jones and B. (Burrell?).
Thomas was on the Christian County, Kentucky tax rolls in 1800. He lived near Cerulean Springs which was formed into Trigg County from Christian County in 1820. In 1820 he moved from Trigg County to the Sinking Fork community in Christian County. Thomas' older brother Moses died in Halifax County, Va. However, two of Moses' sons, James T.,Sr. and Samuel S. came to the Sinking Fork community after Thomas.
Thomas first wife, Dinah Tribble died 2 Aug 1839. Thomas then married Jane S. Covington, widow of William Covington, 28 Jan 1842 in Christian County. Thomas died 12 May 1856. Jane S. Woosley died 27 Feb 1868. Thomas is buried with his first wife Dinah, son Moses, and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (Jones) Woosley on what was known for years as the Moses Woosley farm. This farm was next to the farm of Thomas' nephew Samuel S. Woosley.
As far as it is known, Thomas Woosley was the last Revolutionary War soldier to die in Christian County. His name is on the Revolutionary War soldiers memorial tablets in East Cadiz Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky and Riverside Cemetery, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky. There are no known direct descendants of Thomas living in Christian County. Research is still being done on Thomas and his family.
********By Bonnie & Clyde Deweese
***Ky. Family Archives Vol.III.
Elizabeth Ann Woosley Renfrow, her dad Colonel Samuel Woosley, his dad Samauel David Woosley, his dad THOMAS WOOSLEY,He served with 7 of his sons in the Continental Army under George Washington
In the 11th or 15th Va. Reg.
*******.Thomas Woosley (son of Richard Wayne Woosley - was born 1730 in Buckingham, Halifax, , and died 1794 in Buckingham, Halifax, . He married Elizabeth Walters on 1752 in Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia,, daughter of Aaron Walters
More About Thomas Woosley:
Date born 2: 1719, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.473 Date born 3: Date born 4: 1732
Died 2: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.474 Died 3: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
More About Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters:
Marriage: 1752, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
Children of Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters are:
Susie Ida Woosley , b. 1746, Halifax, Virginia,, d. date unknown.
David Woosley b. 1748, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Southwest, Kentucky,
Aaron Woosley , b. 11 Feb 1753, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. Jul 1831, Bedford, Tennessee, John Woosley, b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 19 Dec 1845, Clairborne, Tennessee, William Woosley , b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, -, d. 28 Jul 1838, Davidson, North Carolina,
Moses Woosley b. 1758, Buckingham, Virginia, U, d. Sep 1843, Halifax, Virginia,
Thomas Woosley , b. 02 Jun 1760, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 1856, Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky,
Marion Woosley b. 1762, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Benjamin Woosley , b. 1764, Buckingham, Virginia,, d. 01 Oct 1841, Tazewell, Virginia, James Woosley b. 1768, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, U, d. 1790, Dallas, Dallas, Texas, U.
David Woosley b. 25 Oct 1770, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Grayson, Kentucky,+Elijah Woosley b. 1773, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 1859, Shelbyville, Bedford, Tennessee, USA482 .
Samuel Woosley b. 13 Jul 1775, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 25 Nov 1844, Edmonson, Kentucky, .
Elisha Woosley , b. 1777, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Joshua Woosley b. 1779, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, Sources.html>, d. 1853, Hart, Kentucky, .
Nathan Woosley b. 1780, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 1855, Jackson, Missouri, U
Susan Elizabeth Woosley , b. 1782, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, P-, d. 20 Jan 1844, Ball, Sangamon, Illinois,************Thomas' will
Apr. 24, 1715
I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Thomas Woosley one fire lock fowling piece. Son John Woosley one pair lock muscault. daughter Mary Cherry one ewe. daughter Ann Woosley one ewe. daughter Mawdlin Woosley one ewe. Loving wife Mary Woosley all personal & real estate and anything else that he owns that is not mentioned in his will. wife Mary sole execitrix. signed (in his own writing) Thomas Woosley****************Thomas Woosley; Revolutionary War Patriot
26 Sep 1992 , Sinking Fork, Christian County, Kentucky
The following is an excerpt taken from the program of 26 Sep 1992 in which a Revolutionary War marker was dedicated at the grave site of Revolutionary War veteran Thomas Woosley. Compatriots from the John Manire Chapter of the Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution officiating. The grave is located on the Caleb McGowan farm on KY Highway 1026 1.2 miles from Sinking Fork Community, Christian County, Kentucky:
Thomas Woosley (1760-1856)
Thomas Woosley was born 2 June 1760 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Thomas was living in Amelia County, Virginia when he joined the Revolutionary War in March 1777. He enlisted in the 1st Light Dragoons, Captain John Hughes' Company, Virginia Continental Line commanded by Colonel Anthony Walton White. He served as a private until the end of the Revolutionary War receiving his discharge from General Benjamin Lincoln in the Fall of 1783.
Legend indicates that the father (Moses) and seven of his sons served in the Revolutionary War. Thomas and three of his brothers received war pensions: Moses, Aaron and David. Four of the fourteen brothers came to Kentucky. Joshua moved to Hart County, David and Samuel to Edmonson County, and Thomas to Christian County. Aaron moved to Giles County, Tennessee and William to North Carolina.
Thomas Woosley married Dinah Tribble, daughter of Peter Tribble, in Halifax County, Virginia, 18 April 1786. She was born in August 1762. They had four children: Thomas E., Moses, Susan (Woosley) Jones and B. (Burrell?).
Thomas was on the Christian County, Kentucky tax rolls in 1800. He lived near Cerulean Springs which was formed into Trigg County from Christian County in 1820. In 1820 he moved from Trigg County to the Sinking Fork community in Christian County. Thomas' older brother Moses died in Halifax County, Va. However, two of Moses' sons, James T.,Sr. and Samuel S. came to the Sinking Fork community after Thomas.
Thomas first wife, Dinah Tribble died 2 Aug 1839. Thomas then married Jane S. Covington, widow of William Covington, 28 Jan 1842 in Christian County. Thomas died 12 May 1856. Jane S. Woosley died 27 Feb 1868. Thomas is buried with his first wife Dinah, son Moses, and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (Jones) Woosley on what was known for years as the Moses Woosley farm. This farm was next to the farm of Thomas' nephew Samuel S. Woosley.
As far as it is known, Thomas Woosley was the last Revolutionary War soldier to die in Christian County. His name is on the Revolutionary War soldiers memorial tablets in East Cadiz Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky and Riverside Cemetery, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky. There are no known direct descendants of Thomas living in Christian County. Research is still being done on Thomas and his family.
********By Bonnie & Clyde Deweese
Elizabeth Ann Woosley Renfrow, her dad Colonel Samuel Woosley, his dad Samauel David Woosley, his dad THOMAS WOOSLEY,He served with 7 of his sons in the Continental Army under George Washington
In the 11th or 15th Va. Reg.
*******.Thomas Woosley (son of Richard Wayne Woosley - was born 1730 in Buckingham, Halifax, , and died 1794 in Buckingham, Halifax, . He married Elizabeth Walters on 1752 in Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia,, daughter of Aaron Walters
More About Thomas Woosley:
Date born 2: 1719, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.473 Date born 3: Date born 4: 1732
Died 2: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.474 Died 3: 1796, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
More About Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters:
Marriage: 1752, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, USA.475
Children of Thomas Woosley and Elizabeth Walters are:
Susie Ida Woosley , b. 1746, Halifax, Virginia,, d. date unknown.
David Woosley b. 1748, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Southwest, Kentucky,
Aaron Woosley , b. 11 Feb 1753, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. Jul 1831, Bedford, Tennessee, John Woosley, b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 19 Dec 1845, Clairborne, Tennessee, William Woosley , b. 06 Nov 1757, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, -, d. 28 Jul 1838, Davidson, North Carolina,
Moses Woosley b. 1758, Buckingham, Virginia, U, d. Sep 1843, Halifax, Virginia,
Thomas Woosley , b. 02 Jun 1760, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. 1856, Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky,
Marion Woosley b. 1762, Buckingham, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Benjamin Woosley , b. 1764, Buckingham, Virginia,, d. 01 Oct 1841, Tazewell, Virginia, James Woosley b. 1768, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, U, d. 1790, Dallas, Dallas, Texas, U.
David Woosley b. 25 Oct 1770, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 14 Jul 1852, Grayson, Kentucky,+Elijah Woosley b. 1773, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 1859, Shelbyville, Bedford, Tennessee, USA482 .
Samuel Woosley b. 13 Jul 1775, Halifax, Virginia, >, d. 25 Nov 1844, Edmonson, Kentucky, .
Elisha Woosley , b. 1777, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. date unknown.
Joshua Woosley b. 1779, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, Sources.html>, d. 1853, Hart, Kentucky, .
Nathan Woosley b. 1780, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, , d. 1855, Jackson, Missouri, U
Susan Elizabeth Woosley , b. 1782, Buckingham, Halifax, Virginia, P-, d. 20 Jan 1844, Ball, Sangamon, Illinois,************Thomas' will
Apr. 24, 1715
I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Thomas Woosley one fire lock fowling piece. Son John Woosley one pair lock muscault. daughter Mary Cherry one ewe. daughter Ann Woosley one ewe. daughter Mawdlin Woosley one ewe. Loving wife Mary Woosley all personal & real estate and anything else that he owns that is not mentioned in his will. wife Mary sole execitrix. signed (in his own writing) Thomas Woosley****************Thomas Woosley; Revolutionary War Patriot
26 Sep 1992 , Sinking Fork, Christian County, Kentucky
The following is an excerpt taken from the program of 26 Sep 1992 in which a Revolutionary War marker was dedicated at the grave site of Revolutionary War veteran Thomas Woosley. Compatriots from the John Manire Chapter of the Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution officiating. The grave is located on the Caleb McGowan farm on KY Highway 1026 1.2 miles from Sinking Fork Community, Christian County, Kentucky:
Thomas Woosley (1760-1856)
Thomas Woosley was born 2 June 1760 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Thomas was living in Amelia County, Virginia when he joined the Revolutionary War in March 1777. He enlisted in the 1st Light Dragoons, Captain John Hughes' Company, Virginia Continental Line commanded by Colonel Anthony Walton White. He served as a private until the end of the Revolutionary War receiving his discharge from General Benjamin Lincoln in the Fall of 1783.
Legend indicates that the father (Moses) and seven of his sons served in the Revolutionary War. Thomas and three of his brothers received war pensions: Moses, Aaron and David. Four of the fourteen brothers came to Kentucky. Joshua moved to Hart County, David and Samuel to Edmonson County, and Thomas to Christian County. Aaron moved to Giles County, Tennessee and William to North Carolina.
Thomas Woosley married Dinah Tribble, daughter of Peter Tribble, in Halifax County, Virginia, 18 April 1786. She was born in August 1762. They had four children: Thomas E., Moses, Susan (Woosley) Jones and B. (Burrell?).
Thomas was on the Christian County, Kentucky tax rolls in 1800. He lived near Cerulean Springs which was formed into Trigg County from Christian County in 1820. In 1820 he moved from Trigg County to the Sinking Fork community in Christian County. Thomas' older brother Moses died in Halifax County, Va. However, two of Moses' sons, James T.,Sr. and Samuel S. came to the Sinking Fork community after Thomas.
Thomas first wife, Dinah Tribble died 2 Aug 1839. Thomas then married Jane S. Covington, widow of William Covington, 28 Jan 1842 in Christian County. Thomas died 12 May 1856. Jane S. Woosley died 27 Feb 1868. Thomas is buried with his first wife Dinah, son Moses, and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (Jones) Woosley on what was known for years as the Moses Woosley farm. This farm was next to the farm of Thomas' nephew Samuel S. Woosley.
As far as it is known, Thomas Woosley was the last Revolutionary War soldier to die in Christian County. His name is on the Revolutionary War soldiers memorial tablets in East Cadiz Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky and Riverside Cemetery, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky. There are no known direct descendants of Thomas living in Christian County. Research is still being done on Thomas and his family.
********By Bonnie & Clyde Deweese
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