A History of Woodstock,
Virginia Beach, VA

Exploring the land and the people of Woodstock Farm in Kempsville, old Princess Anne County from 1833 to today.

Friday, January 29, 2021

Hannah Fentress

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 I am happy to count Hannah Fentress as one of my neighbors.  Hannah's husband Joseph moved to Woodstock in 1952, having purchased the h...
Thursday, June 5, 2014

Thomson's Corner & Coleman Farm

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In 2003 a group from Oaklette United Methodist Church published a book entitled Indian River: From Farmland to Suburbs 1700-1960 . They gat...
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Thursday, December 26, 2013

Jesse J. Parkerson

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While Pheby Richards holds the title of Woodstock's first resident, it was Jesse J. Parkerson who transitioned much of Woodstock from wo...
Thursday, August 22, 2013

Burt and Della Hunter

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Deed records form the backbone for much of the research found in these posts. But there is so much that a deed does not say: were these peo...
Thursday, July 11, 2013

Before There Was Kemps Landing School

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Today I found the Sargeant Memorial Room at the Norfolk Public Library. If you read any books on local history, there is a very good chan...
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Pheby Richards and the Craney Island Lighthouse

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If you've watched my Woodstock History PowerPoint presentation, then you are already familiar with Pheby and Elisha Richards. Pheby...
Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Woodstock Road

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If Woodstock Road isn't the oldest residential street in Kempsville, it certainly rates in the oldest 1% of residential streets in Kemps...
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I moved my family to Woodstock in April of 2011 -- into a house with a story to tell, in a neighborhood with many stories to tell. I've been trying to document those stories ever since.
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