Womack Early Records in America

1850 Census Identification

• p.261B, h.2 - possibly Richard Warmack >> William >> Richard (B.10)

This is a possibly a second enumeration of Richard Warmack, see also Washington Co, MO. See Benton County Tennessee Genealogy - Early Settlers Biographies (this external link worked as of 24 Jul 2006). According to a Warmack researcher, Richard Warmack went to California for gold. He was in the census in Washington Co, MO on 27 Aug 1850, and in El Dorado Co, CA on 7 Oct 1850.

1850 Census Identification

• MISSED IN 1850 CENSUS - Peyton Glenn Womack (born c1808 in VA, wife Martha Agee) >> Robert V >> Massanello >> William (B.1)

Elizabeth Letitia Womack was listed as Letitia Taylor (15, MS) in the 1850 Census of DC. She was the dau of Jacob Burton Womack and Martha Letitia Dickson.
Elizabeth Letitia >> Jacob Burton >> Abraham >> David >> Richard (B.11)
After Jacob Burton Womack died, his widow Martha married Lewis Littlepage Taylor, who was a clerk in DC in 1850. Elizabeth Letitia Womack married Jacob Jefferson Thompson on 20 Sep 1854 in St Helena Pa, LA.
(Year: 1850; Census Place: Washington Ward 4, Washington, District of Columbia; Roll: M432_56; Page: 280; Image: 561).

1850 Census Identification

• p.140B, h.18 - Thomas - free black Womack (also in Clark Co, IN in 1840)

I think Thomas Womack was the slave Thomas emancipated by Massanello Womack in his will.

1850 Census Identification

• p.394A, h.112 - Thomas - Unknown, possibly not Womack

1850 Census Identification

• p.99A, h.35 - John D (wife Mary Barnes) >> Jesse >> Jesse >> William (B.1)

1850 Census Identification

• p.319A, h.131 - Aaron Harrison (wife Mahalia Frances Higgins) >> Jesse >> Jesse >> William (B.1); parents Jesse and Hannah (Blackledge/Blacklidge) living in HH

1850 Census Identification

• p.453A, h.1001 - William Wallace (wife Martha Bruce) >> Green >> William (D.2)

 NOT WOMACK! The undocumented "genealogy" of Henry Womack of Accomack Co, VA, purports that he was born in Middlesex Co, MA and married his wife, Phoebe Randall, there as well. Most serious Womack researchers believe this Womack line to be totally fictitious, if not outright fraudulent. Someone got duped by an unscrupulous "professional" genealogist. Anyone who disagrees should produce documentation which other Womack researchers can verify. See Accomack Co, VA for more information.

1850 Census Identification

• 4 Ward NYC, roll 536, p.236A, h.625 - Charles Womack (wife Sarah LNU) (G.1)

Charles Womack came to the US from Great Britain, arriving on 20 Mar 1838 in NYC on the ship North America, the records lists his age 24 years and 2 months.

[This *may* be this Charles Womack.]
IGI Records		
Bishop's transcripts for St. Peter's Church, Leeds, 1631-1837  Church of England. St. Peter's Church (Leeds, Yorkshire) 
CHARLES WOMACK  
 Birth:  
 Christening:  21 FEB 1814   Saint Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire, England 
  Father:  GEORGE WOMACK   
  Mother:  SARAH  
		

1850 Census Identification

• p.292B, h.584 - Mary Ann >> John (from Birkin, Yorkshire, England) (G.1); living with uncle Thomas Derboson [Darbyson/Darbison]
• p.292B, h.585 - John (wife Elizabeth Darbyson/Darbison, from Birkin, Yorkshire, England) (G.1)

John Womack's son John was born in 1828 in Yorkshire, England according to his Civil War Pension Record. In IGI, I found a John Woomack, son of John Woomack and Elizabeth (maiden name not listed), who was christened in 1829 in Birkin, Yorkshire. Looking further, I found that John Woomack married Elizabeth Derbyson in 1824 in Birkin. A Thomas "Derboson" was in the HH immediately before John Womack in the 1850 Census of St Lawrence Co, NY (I could not find him in 1860; he was in St Lawrence in 1870 and 1880). I could not find John Womack or Thomas Darbyson in ship records on Ancestry; I believe they came first to Canada and then to St Lawrence Co, NY (borders Canada).

Note that at the Birkin church on the same day that John Womack married Elizabeth Derbyson, an Ann Derbyson married John Calvert. So, Ann and Elizabeth were likely sisters who had a double wedding. An Ann Derybson was christened at the Birkin church on 19 Sep 1802, dau of Mathias Derbyson and his wife Mary (maiden name not given).

See John "Honnark" - 1010 001 / 0200 001 - Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York; Roll: 335; Page: 229.

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/nystlawr/2004-01/1074694204 - John [Womack] was born in 1828 Yorkshire England.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/DarbisonDNA/
http://genforum.genealogy.com/darbison/messages/6.html

Thomas Darbson - Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Fine, Saint Lawrence, New York; Roll: M593_1097; Page: 219; Image: 442.

IGI Records

Item 1 Bishop's transcripts for Birkin, 1631-1862  Church of England. Parish Church of Birkin (Yorkshire)
JOHN WOOMACK to ELIZABETH DERBYSON, 29 MAR 1824   Birkin, Yorkshire, England 

Item 1 Bishop's transcripts for Birkin, 1631-1862  Church of England. Parish Church of Birkin (Yorkshire) 
THOMAS WOOMACK  
 Birth:  
 Christening:  21 MAR 1825   Birkin, Yorkshire, England 
Parents: 
  Father:  JOHN WOOMACK   
  Mother:  ELIZABETH  
    
JOHN WOOMACK  
 Birth:  
 Christening:  19 JUL 1829   Birkin, Yorkshire, England 
Parents: 
  Father:  JOHN WOOMACK   
  Mother:  ELIZABETH  

[This may or may not be the correct John Womack.]
Bishop's transcripts for Pontefract, 1598-1878  Church of England. St. Giles' Church (Pontefract, Yorkshire) 
JOHN WOOMACK 
Birth:  
Christening:  03 MAR 1799   Pontefract, Yorkshire, England 
Parents: 
  Father:  GEORGE WOOMACK 
  Mother:  ELIZABETH
  

1850 Census Identification

• p.487B, h.608 - Willshire (wife Eleanor Inskeep/Inskip) >> Terry (E.2)
• p.438A, h.2308 - Peter Shaw (wife Amanda Heaton) >> Terry (E.2)
• p.397A, h.1742 - Terry (of Brown Co, OH; wife Roxana Reynolds) (E.2)

From Franklin Township [Brown County, Ohio] History

Terry Womacks was born in Virginia in 1789, and came to Ohio in 1806, and, in 1815, married Roxie, youngest daughter of Joseph Reynolds, who settled in Jackson Township in 1802. They settled on what is known as the Womacks farm, in Franklin Township, and here lived and died. There were born to them William H., Marinda D., Willshire, Wesley, Willis, Peter S., Jefferson, Ulysses G., Ellen, Lemuel and Francis M. William H. married Elizabeth Doty, and moved to Ripley, where he lived a short time, and moved to Rock Island County, IL, where he still lives. Marinda married John Milligan, and moved to Byrd Township, where they are now residing. Willshire married Ellen Inspeek, who died in 1855, and he afterward married Mrs. Roush. They moved to Missouri, and he enlisted in the Confederate Army. He was in the battle of Pea Ridge, and died from disease while in the Confederate service; his widow returned to Ohio, and is now living in Adams County. Wesley and Willis died while quite young. Peter S. married Amanda Heaton in 1848, and she died in 1870, and, in 1874, he married Jennie Hunter. They lived near Russellville, on the Russel Shaw farm. Jefferson was accidentally killed by a gun when seventeen. Ulysses G. married a Miss Moore and lives in Missouri. Lemuel served three years in the Fourth Ohio Independent Cavalry Company, during the war of the rebellion, and is now living is Des Moines, Iowa. Francis M. married Miss Rees and moved to Iowa, where they were living when last heard from.

Lovely Co, AR was established partially in present-day Oklahoma in 1827, before being abolished in 1828. There were some Womacks there; see Lovely Co, AR for more information.

1850 Census Identification

• p.41A, h.566 - William Henry (wife Lovina Wiesman) >> William (E.7)
• p.136B, h.713 - probably a second enumeration of William Henry Womack (see p.41, same county); ages are wrong and most children are missing

Roger Womack's research on William Henry Womack.