Woodworth Family History and Genealogy

By Douglas M. Dubrish

The Woodworth Family History and Genealogy: Tracing our Roots from 1478 to 1976. This comprehensive book delves into the fascinating history of the Woodworths, one of the oldest and most distinguished families in America. With a direct connection to Mayflower signer Thomas Rogers, as well as a long line of other notable ancestors, this volume explores the family's journey across the centuries. Among the many highlights are the stories of Revolutionary War veteran Josiah Woodworth and the author's own grandmother, Florence Woodworth. Packed with rare photographs, documents, and references, this is a must-read for anyone interested in their Woodworth heritage.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Douglas M. Dubrish
• Release date: Mar 6, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215770160

Douglas M. Dubrish

An author, researcher, and biographer, Douglas M. Dubrish was born in Michigan, U.S.A. He graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science from The U of NY Excelsior College. He is a veteran Air Traffic Controller of the U.S. Air Force; and the U.S. Department of Commerce, N.O.A.A., National Weather Service where he issued media warnings and statements, briefed pilots, and provided weather observations. As a historian, culture writer, and biographer he has authored many family histories and an increasing number of New Age books with compelling subjects.

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Woodworth Family

History and Genealogy

1478 to 1976

First Edition 2009

Revised 2020

Copyright 2009 by Douglas M. Dubrish

All rights reserved

Created in U.S.A.

Chapter 1 Generation No. 13

Chapter 2 Generation No. 12

Chapter 3 Generation No. 11

Chapter 4 Generation No. 10

Chapter 5 Generation No. 9

Chapter 6 Generation No. 8

Chapter 7 Generation No. 7

Chapter 8 Generation No. 6

Chapter 9 Generation No. 5

Chapter 10 Generation No. 4

Chapter 11 Generation No 3

Chapter 12 Generation No. 2

Chapter 13 Generation No. 1

Chapter 14 Documents

Chapter 15 References

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Chapter 1

Generation No. 13

9. FLORENCE ROSINA WOODWORTH (LEWIS REX12, REX11, JOSIAH10, ROSWELL9, BENJAMIN8, DANIEL7, ISAAC6, WALTER5,

WALTER WOODWORTH4 (WOODWARD), THOMAS3 WOODWORTH, HUGH2 WOODWARD-WOODWORTH, RALPH1 WOODWARD) was born Monday, September 28, 1891 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan; and died Wednesday, August 4th of 1976 in Tacoma, Washington. She lived for over 85 years, and witnessed many marvelous things: from the horse and buggy days to a man landing on the moon.

Tragedy occurred early in her life. When Florence was only 10 months old an epidemic of Cholera took the life of her mother. Details of her early years are contained under the Generation 12 Chapter, along with information on her family