David and his brothers, John and Jacob are on the 1830 Crawford Co., AR tax list.
David's exact birth and death dates are unknown. He was between 30 and 40 years old on the 1840 Cedar Creek, Madison Co., AR census with his brothers, John and Jacob. It is unknown if he died in Madison Co., AR and was buried in Wesley Cemetery, Wesley, Madison Co., AR, or if he lived long enough to move to Texas before his wife, Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack married James Ledbetter 18 Oct 1847 in Collin Co., TX.
No record indicates his name was David Johnson Womack. That was a figment of Matt Henderson's imagination.
And no record indicates that both of his sons, William and Thomas had the middle given name of Jefferson. I would speculate that one of them had the middle given name of Johnson for his paternal grandfather or perhaps Jacob for his paternal great-grandfather.
Show me documentation that both had the given name Jefferson!
Children of David Womack and Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack Ledbetter:
William J. Womack
Thomas J. Womack
Margaret E. (nee Womack) Miller
Charity (nee Womack) Armstrong - FAG #14560773
Mary (nee Womack) Worden - FAG #6422135
Nancy (nee Womack) Worden Phillips. Nancy married 1st William Worden 19 Jun 1860 in Collin Co., TX, and he died in 1863, most likely in the Civil War; 2nd Samuel D. Phillips 1 Dec 1864 in Collin Co., TX
David's exact birth and death dates are unknown. He was between 30 and 40 years old on the 1840 Cedar Creek, Madison Co., AR census with his brothers, John and Jacob. It is unknown if he died in Madison Co., AR and was buried in Wesley Cemetery, Wesley, Madison Co., AR, or if he lived long enough to move to Texas before his wife, Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack married James Ledbetter 18 Oct 1847 in Collin Co., TX.
No record indicates his name was David Johnson Womack. That was a figment of Matt Henderson's imagination.
And no record indicates that both of his sons, William and Thomas had the middle given name of Jefferson. I would speculate that one of them had the middle given name of Johnson for his paternal grandfather or perhaps Jacob for his paternal great-grandfather.
Show me documentation that both had the given name Jefferson!
Children of David Womack and Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack Ledbetter:
William J. Womack
Thomas J. Womack
Margaret E. (nee Womack) Miller
Charity (nee Womack) Armstrong - FAG #14560773
Mary (nee Womack) Worden - FAG #6422135
Nancy (nee Womack) Worden Phillips. Nancy married 1st William Worden 19 Jun 1860 in Collin Co., TX, and he died in 1863, most likely in the Civil War; 2nd Samuel D. Phillips 1 Dec 1864 in Collin Co., TX
David and his brothers, John and Jacob are on the 1830 Crawford Co., AR tax list.
David's exact birth and death dates are unknown. He was between 30 and 40 years old on the 1840 Cedar Creek, Madison Co., AR census with his brothers, John and Jacob. It is unknown if he died in Madison Co., AR and was buried in Wesley Cemetery, Wesley, Madison Co., AR, or if he lived long enough to move to Texas before his wife, Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack married James Ledbetter 18 Oct 1847 in Collin Co., TX.
No record indicates his name was David Johnson Womack. That was a figment of Matt Henderson's imagination.
And no record indicates that both of his sons, William and Thomas had the middle given name of Jefferson. I would speculate that one of them had the middle given name of Johnson for his paternal grandfather or perhaps Jacob for his paternal great-grandfather.
Show me documentation that both had the given name Jefferson!
Children of David Womack and Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack Ledbetter:
William J. Womack
Thomas J. Womack
Margaret E. (nee Womack) Miller
Charity (nee Womack) Armstrong - FAG #14560773
Mary (nee Womack) Worden - FAG #6422135
Nancy (nee Womack) Worden Phillips. Nancy married 1st William Worden 19 Jun 1860 in Collin Co., TX, and he died in 1863, most likely in the Civil War; 2nd Samuel D. Phillips 1 Dec 1864 in Collin Co., TX
David's exact birth and death dates are unknown. He was between 30 and 40 years old on the 1840 Cedar Creek, Madison Co., AR census with his brothers, John and Jacob. It is unknown if he died in Madison Co., AR and was buried in Wesley Cemetery, Wesley, Madison Co., AR, or if he lived long enough to move to Texas before his wife, Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack married James Ledbetter 18 Oct 1847 in Collin Co., TX.
No record indicates his name was David Johnson Womack. That was a figment of Matt Henderson's imagination.
And no record indicates that both of his sons, William and Thomas had the middle given name of Jefferson. I would speculate that one of them had the middle given name of Johnson for his paternal grandfather or perhaps Jacob for his paternal great-grandfather.
Show me documentation that both had the given name Jefferson!
Children of David Womack and Elizabeth (nee Brisco) Womack Ledbetter:
William J. Womack
Thomas J. Womack
Margaret E. (nee Womack) Miller
Charity (nee Womack) Armstrong - FAG #14560773
Mary (nee Womack) Worden - FAG #6422135
Nancy (nee Womack) Worden Phillips. Nancy married 1st William Worden 19 Jun 1860 in Collin Co., TX, and he died in 1863, most likely in the Civil War; 2nd Samuel D. Phillips 1 Dec 1864 in Collin Co., TX
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