Glenn R. Woodward

glenn_r_woodward@yahoo.com

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• Earl Reynold Woodward and Frances Glad Peterson (70 KB)
  Families extending from Racine, Wisconsin, U.S.A. to Bolton and Leigh Lancashire, England as well as Svendborg, Søro, and Præstø counties in Denmark.

Family Photos

• Civil War document for Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer (72 KB)
  A pay receipt to Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer for service in the Confederate States Army, 23rd Georgia Infantry, Company G
• 8 (134 KB)
  Map of land transaction described in 7A & 7B
• Post Civil War loyalty oath J.G.B. Tesseneer (91 KB)
  Says he didn't participate in the rebellion
• 9A (173 KB)
  Will of Nicholas Tesnear filed December 13, 1859 at the Rutherford County, North Carolina Courthouse. 9A - 9C
• 1A (216 KB)
  A land transaction document between Nicolas Tessenear and Peter Philpeck April 20, 1790 in Union County, South Carolina. Two files, 1A and 1B.
• 9B (213 KB)
  9A - 9B
• 1B (192 KB)
  A land transaction document between Nicolas Tessenear and Peter Philpeck April 20, 1790 in Union County, South Carolina. page 2
• Lewis Franklin Tessneer (21 KB)
  Portrait of Lewis Franklin Tessneer, second son of J.G.B. Tesseneer and Sarah Emma Purcell, and my Great Grandfather.
• 9C (153 KB)
  9A - 9C
• 2 (119 KB)
  Land plat in the District of Ninety Six, South Carolina August 30, 1785 to John Philpick.
• Letter from Richard Collier to Betsey Woodward (124 KB)
  Richard describes the way to Racine, Wisconsin and how Betsey can retrieve money he wired to her in Leigh, England for her journey to Racine.
• Family of Sarah Jane Tesseneer-Floyd (45 KB)
  family of Sarah Jane Tessneer-Floyd. Standing rear - David Lee Floyd, May Floyd. Middle row - Robert Henry Floyd, Sarah Jane Tesseneer-Floyd, Charnal Clinton Floyd. Front row - Florence Floyd, Cora Floyd.
• 10 (141 KB)
  Marriage record of Nicholas Tesenyear and Lucy Lawson January 26, 1825
• 3 (726 KB)
  Map of Union District, South Carolina. This area was formerly part of the Distric of Ninety Six.
• Portrait of James Woodward and Carrie Peterson (19 KB)
  Wedding portrait of James Woodward and Carrie Peterson 1901.
• Hugh Messer Tesseneer (7 KB)
  photo of the first son of J.G.B. and Sarah Emma Tesseneer
• 11 (147 KB)
  Marriage of Nicholas Tesseneer and Elizabeth Blanton October 1863
• James Woodward (12 KB)
  Photo of James Woodward, father of Earl R. Woodward.
• Jane Tesseneer - Slatton (43 KB)
  Photo of Jane Tesseneer-Slaton, a daughter of James Tesseneer, and sister to J.G.B. Tesseneer
• 13 (133 KB)
  First page of the estate settlement of Jeremiah Tusinier, York County, South Carolina. The rest didn't merit posting to this site.
• 5A (341 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801
• Revolutionary War Militia records (459 KB)
  These are possible/probable Tesseneer and Felbach ancestors who were in the Pennsylvania Militia during the American Revolution.
• Sarah Emma Purcell and 4th husband (11 KB)
  photo of Sarah Emma Purcell and 4th husband Joe Donaldson. She was mother to Hugh Messer Tesseneer, Lewis Franklin Tesseneer, Sarah Jane Tesseneer-Floyd and Martha Ann Tesseneer-Donaldson
• 5B (132 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801 page 2
• Charles G. Miller (34 KB)
  Photo of Charles G. Miller, born Carl Gustov Müller. He was a farmer, trapper, taxidermist, and basket weaver amongst other avocations.
• James Tesseneer Jr. CSA 1 (95 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for James Tesseneer Jr. Company I 22nd Georgia Infantry. 1 of 3
• 5C (197 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 3
• 5D (255 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 4
• 5E (124 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 5
• James Tesseneer Jr. CSA 2 (203 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for James Tesseneer Jr. Company I 22nd Georgia Infantry. 2 of 3
• 5F (156 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 6
• James Tesseneer Jr. CSA 3 (164 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for James Tesseneer Jr. Company I 22nd Georgia Volunteer Infantry. 3 of 3
• Tesseneers etc. in the Confederate States Army (78 KB)
  Taken from the book "Soldiers of the Confederate Army". This list does not include John Moses Tescunier (Tesseneer) who was in Company I 38th Georgia Volunteer Infantry along with his brother in law Tandy W. Turner. See Tandy Turner in the guerrilla unit in the link listed below. Company I was formed in Dawson County, GA. Also, Charles Eli Tesney was a son of Jeremiah G. Tesney.
• 5F (156 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 6
• Nicholas Tesseneer CSA 1 (78 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for Nicholas Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry. 1 of 3
• Hugh C. Tesseneer marriage document (142 KB)
  Record of marriage between Hugh C. Tesseneer and Martha E. Purcell in Dawson County, GA
• 5G (221 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 7
• Nicholas Tesseneer CSA 2 (36 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for Nicholas Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry. 2 of 3
• James Tesseneer marriage to Mary C. Mathis (150 KB)
  Record of marriage between James Tesseneer Sr. and Mary C. Mathis in Dawson County, GA
• 5H (288 KB)
  Estate settlement for Wilhelm Ernst Felbach dated September 14, 1801. page 8
• Nicholas Tesseneer CSA 3 (217 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for Nicholas Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry. 3 of 3
• Jane Tesseneer marriage (202 KB)
  Record of marriage between Jane Tesseneer and James Slaton in Dawson County, GA
• 6 (336 KB)
  Tesseneer family stories from the Cleveland County, North Carolina Heritage book. Available at many libraries.
• Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer CSA 1 (243 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army Service records for Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry. 1 of 4
• Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer marriage document (136 KB)
  Record of marriage between Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer and Sarah Emma Purcell in Dawson County, GA
• 7A (252 KB)
  Land transaction between Nicholas Tesner and John Webb in Rutherford County, North Carolina October 29, 1805. page 1
• James Tesseneer homestead application 1 of 4 (116 KB)
  land description and itemized personal property valuation
• 7B (193 KB)
  more of 7A page 2
• Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer CSA 3 (178 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry muster rolls. 3 of 4
• James Tesseneer homestead application 2 of 4 (97 KB)
  land description and itemized personal property valuation
• Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer CSA 4 (174 KB)
  Civil War Confederate States Army record for Jeremiah Green B. Tesseneer Company G 23rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry muster rolls. 4 of 4
• James Tesseneer homestead application 3 of 4 (100 KB)
  land description and itemized personal property valuation
• James Tesseneer Sr. oath (209 KB)
  Post Civil War loyalty oath saying he did not participate in the rebellion.
• James Tesseneer homestead application 4 of 4 (103 KB)
  land description and itemized personal property valuation
• Richard Collier (17 KB)
  Photograph of Richard "Dick" Collier, father of Betsey Woodward.

Related Files

• My Danish families emmigration records (4 KB)
  Emmigration records compiled by the Kobenhavn police.

Related Links

• North Georgia Civil War guerilla unit. See Company
• Racine County Cemeteries
• Danish Demographic Database. Census, Emmigration