Aulice Woodmansee and her husband Samuel Woodmansee (SR) are buried in the Highland (previous Lexington) Cemetery next to the Methodist Episcopal church and are the earlist marked burials. _____________________
Samuel Woodmansee (Sr) married in Dover Township Aulice/Allice/Else Jeffery, who was born 8 March 1761 in Monmouth County. Aulice's ancestry has only recently been proven: she was the daughter of Frances Jeffery III and Mary Longstreet. Her Jeffery ancestors settled in Monmouth County about 1680, and the Longstreet's were Dutch who moved from Long Island to Monmouth County in the early 1700's.
Info: Descendants of Gabriel Woodmancey/Woodmansee of New London Connecticut Thirteen Generations from 1665
Samuel Woodmansee (Sr) married in Dover Township Aulice/Allice/Else Jeffery, who was born 8 March 1761 in Monmouth County. Aulice's ancestry has only recently been proven: she was the daughter of Frances Jeffery III and Mary Longstreet. Her Jeffery ancestors settled in Monmouth County about 1680, and the Longstreet's were Dutch who moved from Long Island to Monmouth County in the early 1700's.
Info: Descendants of Gabriel Woodmancey/Woodmansee of New London Connecticut Thirteen Generations from 1665
Aulice Woodmansee and her husband Samuel Woodmansee (SR) are buried in the Highland (previous Lexington) Cemetery next to the Methodist Episcopal church and are the earlist marked burials. _____________________
Samuel Woodmansee (Sr) married in Dover Township Aulice/Allice/Else Jeffery, who was born 8 March 1761 in Monmouth County. Aulice's ancestry has only recently been proven: she was the daughter of Frances Jeffery III and Mary Longstreet. Her Jeffery ancestors settled in Monmouth County about 1680, and the Longstreet's were Dutch who moved from Long Island to Monmouth County in the early 1700's.
Info: Descendants of Gabriel Woodmancey/Woodmansee of New London Connecticut Thirteen Generations from 1665
Samuel Woodmansee (Sr) married in Dover Township Aulice/Allice/Else Jeffery, who was born 8 March 1761 in Monmouth County. Aulice's ancestry has only recently been proven: she was the daughter of Frances Jeffery III and Mary Longstreet. Her Jeffery ancestors settled in Monmouth County about 1680, and the Longstreet's were Dutch who moved from Long Island to Monmouth County in the early 1700's.
Info: Descendants of Gabriel Woodmancey/Woodmansee of New London Connecticut Thirteen Generations from 1665
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