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The Search For Jonathan Woodman
A Jonathan Woodman , according to hearsay, came to the Gaspé coast some time in the late 1700 or early 1800. Supposedly he was a United Empire Loyalist, who left the newly united American colonies during or slightly after the American Revolution. In a letter that I received from Hildred Woodman Voth Lepine, she wrote: -
According to Peggy Doddridge who wrote: -
“ From information at the Heritage Centre, I found it appears that the first documentation for Jonathan was in 1800. He was supposed to have been a cousin of Azariah Pritchard (who came from around New Milford, Conn. in 1784), so Jonathan may have followed him here at a later date. He was not on .... read more»»
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