Lydia married Norman R. Voorhees, son of Russell B. Voorhees and Eva C. (Unknown).

      Walter P. Voorhees was born in 1894. He was the son of Russell B. Voorhees and Eva C. (Unknown). Walter married Maria Bonforte.

     Maria married Walter P. Voorhees, son of Russell B. Voorhees and Eva C. (Unknown).

     Joseph married Mary (Unknown).

     Mary married Joseph Matthews.

     Jeremiah married Caroline Bennett.

     Caroline married Jeremiah Layton.

     Robert married Lillian Mae Voorhees, daughter of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton.

      James Henry Voorhees was born on Nov 21, 1895 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton. James married Blanche Elizabeth Hankinson.

     Blanche married James Henry Voorhees, son of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton.

      Nellie Marie Voorhees was born on Jan 25, 1903 at Lake Como, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton. Nellie married George Charles Gallagher. Nellie married Edward Dixon.

     George married Nellie Marie Voorhees, daughter of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton.

     Edward married Nellie Marie Voorhees, daughter of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton.

      Jeremiah Cornelius Voorhees was born on Jun 22, 1905 at Lake Como, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton. Jeremiah married Minerva Troyle Glover.

     Minerva married Jeremiah Cornelius Voorhees, son of Harry M. Voorhees and Rebecca J. Layton.

      Elizabeth Hendrickson was born in 1833. Elizabeth married Richard Errickson. Elizabeth Hendrickson died in 1914. Elizabeth was buried at Cassville, Ocean County, New Jersey.

      Richard Errickson was born in 1827 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Richard married Elizabeth Hendrickson.

      Harry Neafie Errickson was born on Jul 21, 1887 at New Jersey. He was the son of James M. Errickson and Ann Barkalow. Harry married Margaret (Unknown). Harry Neafie Errickson died in 1915.
     

      Margaret (Unknown) was born in 1891. Margaret married Harry Neafie Errickson, son of James M. Errickson and Ann Barkalow.

      William F. Errickson was born circa Mar, 1889 at New Jersey. He was the son of James M. Errickson and Ann Barkalow.

      Mildred F. Conover was born circa 1901 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Frank W. Conover and Lilly Errickson. Mildred married George Miller.

     Howard married Deanna Charlene Cornell, daughter of Robert William Cornell and Alberta Beatrice Cook.

     Deanna Charlene Cornell was the daughter of Robert William Cornell and Alberta Beatrice Cook. Deanna married Howard Etsell Conover.

     Robert married Alberta Beatrice Cook.

     Alberta married Robert William Cornell.

     Tammy Lou Conover was the daughter of Howard Etsell Conover and Deanna Charlene Cornell.

     Teresa Dee Conover was the daughter of Howard Etsell Conover and Deanna Charlene Cornell.

     Terry Lee Conover was the son of Howard Etsell Conover and Deanna Charlene Cornell.

     Dennis Howard Conover was the son of Howard Etsell Conover and Deanna Charlene Cornell.

     Joseph married Mary Daisy Brown.

     Mary married Joseph Rudd.

      Marjorie Alma Howell was born on Dec 29, 1929 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York. She was the daughter of Raymond Howell and Alma E. Butcher. Marjorie married Neilson Rudd, son of Thomas Brown Rudd and Helen Frances Neilson, on Sep 15, 1951 at Fayetteville, Onondaga County, New York.

     Raymond married Alma E. Butcher.

     Alma married Raymond Howell.

      Constance Emilie Rudd was born on Aug 2, 1956 at Mount Vernon, New York. She was the daughter of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell. Constance married Dale Wayne Willmore, son of Roy T. Willmore and Mary Lingle, on Jun 3, 1977 at Benton, Illinois. Constance married Charles Martin Schuaf on Feb 18, 1983 at Mount Vernon, Illinois. Constance married Vincent L. Fry, son of Noble Harold Fry and Lovell Marie Henson, on May 20, 2000 at Fairfield, Illinois.

      Thomas Richmond Rudd was born on Aug 13, 1952. He was the son of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell.

      Philip Russell Rudd was born on Dec 16, 1953 at Minnesota. He was the son of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell.

      Leonard Vincent Gillespie was born on Sep 16, 1915 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Leonard married Virgina Emley, daughter of Clinton Lane Emley and Grace Denman. Leonard Vincent Gillespie died on Aug 22, 1999 his last known address was at Northville, Wayne County, Michigan, according to the Social Security Death Index.
     He and Virgina Emley resided at at 507 North 3rd St., Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington, on Aug 10, 1949.

      Dale Wayne Willmore was born on Jan 1, 1950 at Illinois. He was the son of Roy T. Willmore and Mary Lingle. Dale married Constance Emilie Rudd, daughter of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell, on Jun 3, 1977 at Benton, Illinois.

     Roy married Mary Lingle.

     Mary married Roy T. Willmore.

      Charles Martin Schuaf was born on Oct 3, 1961 at Illinois. Charles married Constance Emilie Rudd, daughter of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell, on Feb 18, 1983 at Mount Vernon, Illinois.

      Vincent L. Fry was born on Dec 9, 1957 at Illinois. He was the son of Noble Harold Fry and Lovell Marie Henson. Vincent married Constance Emilie Rudd, daughter of Neilson Rudd and Marjorie Alma Howell, on May 20, 2000 at Fairfield, Illinois.

     Noble married Lovell Marie Henson.

     Lovell married Noble Harold Fry.

      Amber Dawn Willmore was born on Aug 2, 1978 at Centralia, Marion County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Dale Wayne Willmore and Constance Emilie Rudd. Amber married James Matthew Byers on Apr 4, 1998 at Farina, Fayette County, Illinois. Amber married James Paddock, son of Robert Paddock and Patricia Hosick, on Jun 30, 2007 at Fairfield, Wayne County, Illinois.

      James Matthew Byers was born on Jan 26, 1976 at Illinois. James married Amber Dawn Willmore, daughter of Dale Wayne Willmore and Constance Emilie Rudd, on Apr 4, 1998 at Farina, Fayette County, Illinois.

      Whitney Michelle Byers was born on Mar 22, 1998 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. She was the daughter of James Matthew Byers and Amber Dawn Willmore.

      James Tyler Richmond Byers was born on Mar 22, 1999 at Olney, Richland County, Illinois. He was the son of James Matthew Byers and Amber Dawn Willmore.

      James Paddock was born on Oct 16, 1977. He was the son of Robert Paddock and Patricia Hosick. James married Amber Dawn Willmore, daughter of Dale Wayne Willmore and Constance Emilie Rudd, on Jun 30, 2007 at Fairfield, Wayne County, Illinois.

     Robert married Patricia Hosick.

     Patricia married Robert Paddock.

      Ry-Ann Constance Paddock was born on Jul 17, 2006. She was the daughter of James Paddock and Amber Dawn Willmore.

      Kelly Rudd was born in 1980. She was the daughter of Philip Russell Rudd.

      Celeste Rudd was born in 1982. She was the daughter of Thomas Richmond Rudd.

      Nelson B. Rudd was born in 1985. He was the son of Thomas Richmond Rudd. Nelson B. Rudd died on Dec 9, 2007 at Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.

      Alison Rudd was born on Jan 29, 1958. She was the daughter of Joseph Rudd and Eliza Starr.

      Sandra Starr Rudd was born on Jun 27, 1960. She was the daughter of Joseph Rudd and Eliza Starr.

     Seymour married Mary E. Wheeler.

     Mary married Seymour S. Peloubet.

     Jacob married Helen Mary Hart.

     Helen married Jacob Ernst Fielder.

      James Neilson was born on Nov 17, 1844. He was the son of James Neilson and Catherine Bleecker. James married Mary Putnam Woodbury on Dec 15, 1870 at Berlin, Germany. James Neilson died on Feb 19, 1937 at age 92.

      Mary Putnam Woodbury was born on Nov 29, 1846 at Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut. Mary married James Neilson, son of James Neilson and Catherine Bleecker, on Dec 15, 1870 at Berlin, Germany. Mary Putnam Woodbury died in 1914.

     Mehitabel married John Rutger Bleecker.

      Cornelia Woodhull was born circa 1797. She was the daughter of Rev. George Spofford Woodhull and Gertrude Neilson.

      Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. was born on Mar 25, 1810 at Cranbury, Middlesex County, New Jersey. He was the son of Rev. George Spofford Woodhull and Gertrude Neilson. Alfred married Anna Maria Salomons, daughter of Dr. Dirch G. Salomons and Susan Smith, on Feb 26, 1833. Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. died on Oct 5, 1836 at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey, at age 26.
      ALFRED ALEXANDER WOODHULL, (M. D.)was the youngest son of the Rev. George Spofford Woodhull and Gertrude Neilson. He was born at Cranbury, New Jersey, March 25, 1810.
He was graduated from the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University) A. B., 1828, and received his degree of A. M. in 1831. He was graduated in medicine (M. D.), from the University of Penn­sylvania in 1831.
After a year of hospital practice in Philadelphia, he began the practice of medicine at Marietta, Lancaster Co., Penna., in 1832.
Dr. Woodhull removed to Princeton in 1835, and died there Oc?
tober 5, 1836. Up to the time of his death he was actively engaged in his medical practice.
By his contemporaries Dr. A. A. Woodhull was described as a young man of attractive figure, handsome features, and most winning manners. He was public-spirited, taking an active part in town affairs (but not holding office) and especially interested in the promo­tion of temperance reform.
He was elected a trustee of the Princeton Presbyterian Church in 1835. His professional reputation was that of an intelligent, popular, and successful physician.
He had a happy faculty of writing verse, some of which has marked poetical merit. Earlier editions of the Presbyterian hymn­book contained several of his hymns. During his last illness, when assured that recovery was hopeless, he dictated the following beautiful lines:

Traveler dolt thou hear the tidings Borne unto thy weary ear,
Soft as angel's gentlest whisper Breathing from the upper sphere, Sweetly telling
Thy redemption now is near.
In the desert's gloomy terrors,
'Mid the tempest's booming roar, Hark! the still small voice of mercy
Breaking from yon fearful shore,
Sweetly telling
All thy toil will soon be o'er.
Mourner, when the tear of sorrow
Wells from up thy stricken breast,
Raise thy streaming eyes to mansions
Where the weary are at rest,
Sweetly telling
Here thou'lt be a welcome guest.

Mortal, when death's viewless arrow
Quivers in thy fluttering heart,
Lift thy lapsing thoughts to Jesus,
Who disarms the fatal dart,
Sweetly telling
I to thee my peace impart.

These verses were originally published in the New York Ob­server, (probably in the autumn of 1836.) The poem and a sketch of the author, may be found in "The Poets of the Church," by Edwin F. Hatfield, D. D.
Anna Maria Salomons, who was married to Dr. Woodhull, was born at Princeton, March 30, 1811. They were married, February 26, 1833.
Her father was Dr. Dirck G. Salomons, of St. Eustacia, of the Dutch West Indies, who had been a student at Princeton, but did not graduate there, although he received the honorary degree of A. M., perhaps with his class, from that institution in 1812.
He was graduated in Medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons (now Columbia), New York, in 1812, and returned with his family to his father's estate in the West Indies, where he died a few years afterward at an early age.
Dr. Salomons' widow then returned with her two daughters to her father, President Smith, of Princeton.
Mrs. Woodhull's mother was Susan, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, D. D., and. Ann, daughter of the Rev. John Wither­spoon, D. D., both Presidents of Princeton College.
Through the Witherspoon line she was a descendant of John Knox the Scottish Reformer, or as the noblemen and freemen of Kyle and Cunningham called him, "the first Planter and Chief Waterer of God's Church."
John Witherspoon and Elizabeth Montgomerie married September 20, 1748; she was the daughter of Robert Montgomerie, of Craighouse Ayrshire, Scotland.
Their daughter Ann Witherspoon, born July 23, 1149, married Samuel Stanhope Smith, in June, 1775.
Their daughter Susan, born June 23, 1185, married Dirck G. Salomons (about the year 1810), records lost. She died at Princeton, in June, 1849.
Their daughter Anna Maria, born March 30, 1811, married Dr. A. A. Woodhull, of Marietta, Pa., February 26, 1833. After two years' residence at Marietta, they returned in 1835 to Princeton, where she was left a widow October 5, 183G. Her only child, a posthumous son, was born April 13, 1831.
She was married in Philadelphia. November 18, 1850, to William R. McCay, of Lewistown, Pa., at which place she died, August 20, 1862.

      Dr. John Neilson Woodhull M.D. was born on Jul 25, 1807 at New Jersey. He was the son of Rev. George Spofford Woodhull and Gertrude Neilson. Dr. John Neilson Woodhull M.D. died in 1867 at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey; not married.

      Anna Maria Salomons was born on Mar 30, 1811 at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dr. Dirch G. Salomons and Susan Smith. Anna married Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D., son of Rev. George Spofford Woodhull and Gertrude Neilson, on Feb 26, 1833.

     Dirch married Susan Smith.

      Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. was born circa 1822. He was the son of Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. and Anna Maria Salomons. Alfred married Margaret Ellicott in 1868.

      Margaret Ellicott was born circa 1825 at Baltimore, Maryland. Margaret married Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D., son of Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. and Anna Maria Salomons, in 1868.

      Col Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. was born on Apr 13, 1837 at Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey. He was the son of Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. and Anna Maria Salomons. Alfred married Margaret Ellicott, daughter of Elias Ellicott, on Dec 15, 1868; no issue.
     

ALFRED ALEXANDER WOODHULL, (M. D.), (Colonel United States Army, Retired), eighth generation from Richard Wodhull I., Patentee of Brookhaven, Long Island, was the only child of Alfred Alexander Woodhull, M. D., and Anna Maria Salomons.
He was born at Princeton, New Jersey, April 13, 1837.
He prepared at Lawrenceville, New- Jersey, for Princeton College, from which he was graduated A. B., in 1856; and received from the same institution the degrees of A. M., 1859, and LL. D., in 1894.
He commenced the study of Medicine in 1856, under the precep­torship of Dr. John Stillwell Schanck, Professor of Chemistry in Princeton College; attended two courses of lectures at the University of Pennsylvania, Department of Medicine, and was graduated M. D., in March, 1859.
In the following July, Dr. Woodhull commenced the practice of Medicine in Leavenworth, Kansas, but after a few weeks he removed to Eudora in the same State, where he practiced. two years.
After Sumter was fired upon, he took an active part in raising a Company of mounted rifles for the Kansas Militia, with a view to service, and was commissioned a lieutenant therein.
In September, 1861, upon the usual competitive examination, he was commissioned a medical officer in the regular army.
His service during the war was with troops and as assistant to medical directors, and included duty as acting medical inspector of
the Army of the James, 1864-'65; in March, 1865, he was brevetted lieutenant-colonel and the intermediate grades of Captain and Major, for "faithful and meritorious services during the war," and attained the actual rank of lieutenant-colonel May 16th, 1894.
He became a Colonel in the Medical Department (an Assistant Surgeon General) October 8, 1900, and by the operation of law passed to the retired list as Colonel United States Army, April 13, 1901.
He represented the Medical Department of the United States Army at the Eighth International Congress of Hygiene and Demog­raphy, London, 1891; was instructor in Military Hygiene at the In­fantry and Cavalry School, Fort Leavenworth, 1886-'90; was com­manding officer of the Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, Arkansas, from March 26, 1892, to July, 1895; Medical Director, De­partment of Colorado, from July, 1895, to July, 1898; organized and. commanded the Josiah Simpson General Hospital, near Fort Mon­roe, Va., August, 1898, to February, 1899; Chief Surgeon Department of the Pacific (that is, administration medical officer of the Philip­pines) April-December, 1899.
In charge of the Library and Museum Division, Surgeon Gen­eral's office, April 1900, to April, 1901; President Medical Exam­ining Board, Winter and Spring 1901.
He is a gold medalist of the Military Service Institution, for a prize essay on "The Enlisted Soldier," published in its Journal, March, 1887.
His literary work includes the "Catalogue of the Surgical Sec­tion of the Army Medical Museum," 1867; "Studies, chiefly Clinical, in the Non-Emetic Use of Ipecacuanha," 1876; "Notes on Military Hygiene, for Officers of the Line," 1890; 2nd, edition, 1898.
The article on Military Hygiene in the Reference Hand-Book of the Medical Sciences, first edition, Vol. III., second edition Vol. IV;
"On the Causes of the Epidemic of Yellow-Fever at Savannah, 1876," American Journal of the Medical Sciences, July, 1877; "May not Yellow-Fever Originate in the -United States?" Transactions of the American Public Health Association, 1879; "The Sanitary Relations of Military Sites" in the Division of Military Engineering of the International Congress of Engineers, Chicago, 1893; and a report to the War Department of "Observations on the Medical Department of the British Army," published in the Transactions of the Association of Military Surgeons of the -United States, Vol. IV., 1894; and other professional and literary occasional papers.
Colonel Woodhull is the eighth in descent from Richard Wodhull, the patentee of Brookhaven, Long Island, and by other lines is de­scended from a Signer of the Declaration (John Witherspoon, D. D.), and from a Colonel in the active New Jersey Militia in the Revolu­tion. Besides being a signer, Dr. Witherspoon pleaded for Indepen­dence "like a Cicero." He was also an active and very efficient mem­ber of the Board of War and in 1778 a member of the committee upon finance with Robert Morris, Elbridge Gerry, Richard Henry Lee and Gouverneur Morris.
Colonel Woodhull resides at Princeton, and is a lecturer in the University on Personal Hygiene and Public Sanitation. He mar­ried, December 15, 1868, Margaret, daughter of Elias Ellicott, of Baltimore. He was commissioned Brigadier-General, retired, April 23, 1904. They had no children.

     Margaret Ellicott was the daughter of Elias Ellicott. Margaret married Col Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D., son of Dr. Alfred Alexander Woodhull M.D. and Anna Maria Salomons, on Dec 15, 1868; no issue.

     Susan married Dr. Dirch G. Salomons.

      Elizabeth Abrams was born on Mar 25, 1830. She was the daughter of Simon Abrams. Elizabeth married Spafford Eugene Woodhull, son of Rev. William Henry Woodhull and Amanda Wikoff, on Jan 18, 1853.

      Charles Neilson Woodhull was born on Jan 3, 1854. He was the son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams. Charles married Lottie Francisco, daughter of Henry Francisco, on May 8, 1890.

      Isabella Woodhull was born on Mar 28, 1858. She was the daughter of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams. Isabella married George Dodge on Oct 24, 1877. Isabella Woodhull died on Jan 24, 1882 at age 23.

      John Neilson Woodhull was born on Mar 11, 1861. He was the son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams. John married Marie Perrine Mount, daughter of Gilbert Woodhull Mount. John Neilson Woodhull died on Jun 28, 1894 at age 33.

      William Bound Woodhull was born on Aug 15, 1863. He was the son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams. William Bound Woodhull died on Jan 18, 1866 at age 2.

      Archibald Alexander Woodhull was born on Jul 13, 1867. He was the son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams.

      George Spofford Neilson Woodhull was born on Jan 5, 1869. He was the son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams. George married Ada Augusta Beyer, daughter of George Casper Beyer, on Jan 7, 1895.

     George married Isabella Woodhull, daughter of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams, on Oct 24, 1877.

      May Louise Dodge was born on Sep 25, 1879. She was the daughter of George Dodge and Isabella Woodhull.

     Lottie Francisco was the daughter of Henry Francisco. Lottie married Charles Neilson Woodhull, son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams, on May 8, 1890.

     Marie Perrine Mount was the daughter of Gilbert Woodhull Mount. Marie married John Neilson Woodhull, son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams.

     Ada Augusta Beyer was the daughter of George Casper Beyer. Ada married George Spofford Neilson Woodhull, son of Spafford Eugene Woodhull and Elizabeth Abrams, on Jan 7, 1895.