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Family: Thomas Hill Wooding / Susanna Christopher (F7842)  ^{[1, 2]} 

• Father | Male Thomas Hill Wooding

  
  

  Born	6 Jan 1768	Halifax County, Virginia
  Died	10 Jan 1842	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Buried
  Married	20 May 1773	Pittsylvania Co., Virginia
  Father	PATRIOT/COL. Robert Wooding | F7843 Group Sheet
  Mother	Mrs. Elizabeth Hill | F7843 Group Sheet

  
  

  Mother | Female Susanna Christopher

  
  

  Born	1 Jul 1773	Pittsylvania Co., Virginia
  Died	29 Mar 1850	Meadow Wood, Virginia
  Buried
  Father	Morgan Christopher | F9269 Group Sheet
  Mother	Elizabeth Wayland | F9269 Group Sheet

  
  

  Child 1 | Female Elizabeth Wooding

  
  

  Born	26 Sep 1795	Pittsylvania Co., Virginia
  Died	14 Jan 1884	Oak Ridge, Louisiana
  Buried
  Spouse	John Williams | F7841
  Married	13 Nov 1815	Pittsylvania Co., Virginia

  
  

  Child 2 | Male + Thomas William Wooding

  
  

  Born	13 May 1800	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Died	18 Dec 1869	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Buried		Wooding Family Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Spouse	Elizabeth "Eliza" Archer Crews | F5891
  Married	17 Dec 1827	Pittsylvania County, Virginia

  
  

• Sources

  [S48] Ancestry Link, https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/23056921/person/12342489782/facts. Elizabeth Wooding 1795-1884 Birth 26 SEP 1795, Pittsylvania, Virginia Death 14 JAN 1884, Oak, Ridge, Louisiana Parents Thomas Hill Wooding, 1768-1842 Susanna Christopher, 1773-1850 Spouse John Williams, 1791-1856 [S89] Facebook. Amy Mangum Walker Photo History of Pittsylvania County, Va 17h ? Sons of Thomas William Wooding and Eliza Archer Crews of Meadowood. L to R: James Christopher, Josiah Crews, Nathaniel Henry, William Tazewell, Thomas Hill, George Washington, Samuel Tunstall, Robert. Amazingly, six of the sons were in the Civil War and all returned. Supposedly their father gave them each a good riding horse when they went to war. Nathaniel Henry was petitioned by the Chalk Level community to return home because he was too valuable as the local physician. His doctor's office still stands on the property. This picture was taken in front of the kitchen building at Meadowood. Thomas William Wooding was the son of Thomas Hill Wooding of Little Cherrystone.