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The Woodhouse family is alive and well, not only in the 19th century, but the 20th also. There are a couple of secondary sources for Princess Anne County records by Ann Maling. One is an abstract of wills and deeds from 1691 to 1783. The other is an abstract of wills from 1783-1871. Have you checked them?

Donald Moore
Virginia Beach

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