- Too many children attached. Only George Woodward is documented. Samuel Woodward was the son of Margaret Woodward
- It seems that Dorothy Woodward wife of Christopher Woodward, of Westover was the daughter of Richard Wilkinson And that a Margaret Maltbie had married a Richard Wilkinson in England. But the profile Margaret Wilkinson has impossible dates to be Dorothy’s mother, and has been detached.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wilkinson-224
About 1633, he [Christopher Richardson] married the daughter of Richard Wilkinson, Dorothy Wilkinson, as his second wife.[4] The marriage is proven by a 1646 patent by Richard Wilkinson for 236 acres in Isle of Wight Co. "opposite Pagan Point, NW upon a swamp dividing same from land of Mr. John Moone. 100 acres being granted unto Doroty Woodward, the Daughter Woodward, by order of Court at James City, 29th August 1633, and purchased by said Wilkinson of Richard Death."
Not only does this establish the marriage by 1633, it also establishes that Richard Wilkinson, father-in-law of Christopher Woodward, held land near other lands held by another immigrant, Thomas Woodward of Isle of Wight. [citation needed]
References to Pagan Creek and John Moone appeared on records for lands held by him as well. A Thomas Jones owned land adjoining one of Thomas Woodward's patents. (See patents p. ?) There is no solid proof, but it appears very likely that these two immigrants were brothers. Christopher was the elder of the two. [citation needed]
Research Notes
Isle of Wight is an unincorporated community in and the county seat of Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States. Originally, Isle of Wight County, was named Warrosquyoake Shire. This was changed to the current name of Isle of Wight in 1637.
Family notes
Which Margaret Maltbie married which Richard Wilkinson?
MALTBY— FAMILY HISTORY— MALTBIE Page 233
https://archive.org/details/maltbymaltbiefamwpic00verr/page/232/mod...
II. Abstract of Will of RICHARD Maultbye. the elder.* of Kexbie. 10 Dec. 1602.
My children's children.
Son Christopher.t
Richard Towne. junior. Elizabeth Smith. Mary Greathead.
Daughters Ellen Ouipp. Margaret Wilkinson.
Son John, both my cottages in Springthorpe, paying to Christopher, my son. £10.
My Lord Wllloubie.
Christopher, five acres in Bardicke Close.
Son Richard to be exor.
John Quipp. Richard Wilkinson, John Maultbie. Witnesses.
Proved in Arch. Stow, ult.. Dec. 1602, 256.
