Christened May 8, 1624, Puddington, Bedford, England
M 1st wife, Ann Beamsley
their children include:
Ann WOODWARD
Sarah WOODWARD
Margaret WOODWARD
Elizabeth WOODWARD
Prudence WOODWARD
Martha WOODWARD
Mary WOODWARD
Ezekiel WOODWARD
Rachel WOODWARD
M 2nd wife, the widow Elizabeth Tenney Salart, 29 Dec 1672 Wenham, MA. Their children include: Abiah Woodward 1674-1720
M 3rd wife, the widow Sarah Edwards Piper around 1680
He was a carpenter and served in King Philip's War, obtaining the rank of Sergeant. As a bonus, he was given a land in Buxton, Maine, which he immediately sold.
M 1st wife, Ann Beamsley
their children include:
Ann WOODWARD
Sarah WOODWARD
Margaret WOODWARD
Elizabeth WOODWARD
Prudence WOODWARD
Martha WOODWARD
Mary WOODWARD
Ezekiel WOODWARD
Rachel WOODWARD
M 2nd wife, the widow Elizabeth Tenney Salart, 29 Dec 1672 Wenham, MA. Their children include: Abiah Woodward 1674-1720
M 3rd wife, the widow Sarah Edwards Piper around 1680
He was a carpenter and served in King Philip's War, obtaining the rank of Sergeant. As a bonus, he was given a land in Buxton, Maine, which he immediately sold.
Christened May 8, 1624, Puddington, Bedford, England
M 1st wife, Ann Beamsley
their children include:
Ann WOODWARD
Sarah WOODWARD
Margaret WOODWARD
Elizabeth WOODWARD
Prudence WOODWARD
Martha WOODWARD
Mary WOODWARD
Ezekiel WOODWARD
Rachel WOODWARD
M 2nd wife, the widow Elizabeth Tenney Salart, 29 Dec 1672 Wenham, MA. Their children include: Abiah Woodward 1674-1720
M 3rd wife, the widow Sarah Edwards Piper around 1680
He was a carpenter and served in King Philip's War, obtaining the rank of Sergeant. As a bonus, he was given a land in Buxton, Maine, which he immediately sold.
M 1st wife, Ann Beamsley
their children include:
Ann WOODWARD
Sarah WOODWARD
Margaret WOODWARD
Elizabeth WOODWARD
Prudence WOODWARD
Martha WOODWARD
Mary WOODWARD
Ezekiel WOODWARD
Rachel WOODWARD
M 2nd wife, the widow Elizabeth Tenney Salart, 29 Dec 1672 Wenham, MA. Their children include: Abiah Woodward 1674-1720
M 3rd wife, the widow Sarah Edwards Piper around 1680
He was a carpenter and served in King Philip's War, obtaining the rank of Sergeant. As a bonus, he was given a land in Buxton, Maine, which he immediately sold.
