• 3) User-submitted trees for Mary Woodson at FamilySearch.org
• [http://www.juch.org/woodson/pafg03.asp#22947]

Notes

• George Payne mentioned her in his will in 1744, so many researchers have incorrectly used 1744 instead of 1766 as her date of death.
• Some researchers give the date of her marriage is 10/30/1705 instead of 10/30/1704. Year should be verified.
• This person did not marry Richard Truman.

Children

1. Josias Payne, Sr. Born: 30 Oct 1705 in ,Goochland, Va Died: Mar 1784 in Goochland, Va
2. Robert Payne
3. George Payne Born: 21 Nov 1707 in ,Goochland, Va
4. Robert Payne (2) Born: 16 Nov 1709 in ,Goochland, Va
5. John Payne Born: Dec 1713 in ,Goochland, Va
6. Judith Payne

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Birth: 1678 Death: 1766

Family links:
Parents: Robert Woodson (1634 - 1707) and Elizabeth Ferris Woodson (1638 - 1689)

Spouse: George John Payne (1670 - 1744)
Children:

1. Josias Payne (1705 - 1785)*
2. George Payne (1707 - 1784)*
3. Robert Payne (1709 - 1739)*
4. John Payne (1713 - 1784)*

Siblings:

1. Sarah Woodson Mosby (____ - 1716)*
2. Robert Woodson (1660 - 1729)*
3. Richard Ferris Woodson (1662 - 1704)*
4. Richard Woodson (1662 - 1704)*
5. Benjamin Woodson (1666 - 1723)*
6. Elizabeth Woodson Payne (1678 - 1766)*
7. Mary Jane Woodson Payne (1678 - 1766)

• Calculated relationship

Burial: Payne Cemetery Goochland Goochland County Virginia, USA Plot: Possibly Buried here?

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GEDCOM Source
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GEDCOM Note

IX * 14 Mary,3 born about 1678 at Curles in Henrico county, was married about 1704 to George Payne of Goochland.

"The first Goochland county court was held May 21 to June 1, 1728. The first justices were Col. Thomas Randolph of Tuckahoe, presiding, John Fleming, Allen Howard, William Mayo, 22 John Woodson,4 Tarleton Fleming3 and Edward Scott. To these were added in 1728-9, William Cabell, George Payne and James Holman. In 1732 John Fleming and Dudley Diggs were the burgesses. In 1736, Edward Scott and James Holman. In 1740 Capt. James Holman and Capt. Thomas Randolph. The sheriffs were 22 John Woodson,4 1732-34: George Payne 1734-37: Peter Jefferson 1737-39: Robert Payne 1738: Arthur Hopkins 1739-41: Thomas Turpin 1741-43: James Daniel (who married 58 Elizabeth Woodson4), 1743-44 and Isaac Bates 1744." (See The Cabells and Their Kin.) George Payne died in 1744. His will is dated December 3, 1743, and proved January 15, 1744, in Goochland, and names sons John Payne, George Payne, Josias Payne, and wife, Mary. Also granddaughter Agnes Payne, and grandsons Augustin Payne and Jesse Payne. His widow, 14 Mary Woodson,3 was at this time about sixty-six years old, and probably survived but a few years. The date of her death is not known.

"From the frequent intermarriages of members of the Payne family of Goochland county, with families resident in the Northern Neck (such marriages very seldom taking place in other Goochland families), it would seem very probable that George Payne came from that section of Virginia. It seems very likely that he was the 'brother George Payne' named in the wills of Richard Payne of Lancaster county, 1709; and of William Payne of Lancaster 1726. They were sons of William Payne and wife Susannah Merriman, daughter of Richard Merriman, Gent., of Lancaster." (Va. Hist. Mag., Vol. VI., p. 314, Jan. 1899.)