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Mary Wooten 1653–1695 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1653

Birth Location: York, Virginia, United States

Death Date: 1695

Death Location: Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States

Father: Richard Wootan

Mother: Francis Albridgton

Spouse(s): George Albritton

Children(s): Mary Albritton

In 1653, Mary Wooten entered the world in York, Virginia, United States, born to Richard Wooten Wootan And Francis Albridgton. Mary Wooten married George Albritton, and had children including Mary Albritton. Mary Wooten passed away in 1695 in Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States.

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Biography

  • In 1653, Mary Wooten entered the world in York, Virginia, United States, born to Richard Wooten Wootan And Francis Albridgton.
  • Mary Wooten married George Albritton, and had children including Mary Albritton.
  • Mary Wooten passed away in 1695 in Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States.

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Mary Wooten's Ancestors

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Mary Wooten
1653–1695
Birth Place: York, Virginia, United States
Parents
Richard Wooten Wootan
1620–1696
Francis Albridgton
1625–
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2nd-Great-Grandparents

Mary Wooten's Descendants

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Mary Wooten (1653–1695) m. George Albritton (1640–23 Apr 1683)
  1. 1. Mary Albritton 1671–1719 m. richard Wagstaff 1667–1726 m. Basil Wagstaff 1690–1719 m. Basil Wagstaff 1690–1719
    1. 1. Mildred Wagstaff 1698–1760
    2. 2. Mary Wagstaff 1700–1719
    3. 3. Basil Wagstaff 1690–1719 m. Mary Albritton 1671–1719 m. Mary Albritton 1671–1719
      1. 1. Grabella (Or Isabella) Wagstaff 1712–1719
      2. 2. Mildred Wagstaff 1710–1719
      3. 3. Albrighton Wagstaff 1705–1735
      4. 4. Mary Wagstaff 1700–1719
      5. 5. Grabella (Or Isabella) Wagstaff 1712–1719
      6. 6. Basil Wagstaff 1711–1763
      7. 7. Mildred Wagstaff 1710–1719
      8. 8. Lydia Wagstaff 1709–1719
      9. 9. Ann Wagstaff 1708–1719
      10. 10. Elizabeth Wagstaff 1706–1719
      11. 11. Albrighton Wagstaff 1705–1735
      12. 12. Mary Wagstaff 1700–1719
      13. 13. Francis Wagstaff 1695–1760
      14. 14. Thomas Albritton 1682–1731
      15. 15. Mildred Wagstaff 1707–1719 m. George Hutchinson 1710–1734 m. Hugh Cannady 1715–1753
        1. 1. Francis Cannady 1750–
        2. 2. Francis Cannaday 1750–1785
        3. 3. John Canaday 1741–1830
        4. 4. Hugh Cannaday 1740–
        5. 5. Mildred Cannaday 1736–
        6. 6. Jane Hutchinson 1733–
        7. 7. Mary Hutchinson 1731–
        8. 8. William Hutchinson 1728–
        9. 9. Wagstaff Cannady 1745–1812 m. Behethland Ramsey 1757–1848

Mary Wooten's Timeline

2 Records

1653
1653
Birth of Mary Wooten in York, Virginia, United States
York, Virginia, United States
1695
1695
Age 42
Death of Mary Wooten in Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States
Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1653
    Event Place: York, Virginia, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1695
    Event Place: Charles Parish, York, Virginia, United States

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