Barnfield and Rodriguez Family Trees

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There are many men in this tree who served in the military during the wars of American history. Below, the lineage to veterans that are ancestors to my grandparents is shown:

American Revolution

• Fred Bonifield > Sarah Minton > Celia Woodbury > Mehitabel Pettingill > Amos Pettingill, Private, New Hampshire Militia > Benjamin Pettingill, Captain, New Hampshire Militia
• Fred Bonifield > Sarah Minton > Celia Woodbury > Benjamin Woodbury II > Benjamin Woodbury, Sergeant, New Hampshire, & brother Elisha Woodbury, Captain > Jonathan Woodbury, Private, New Hampshire Militia
• Fred Bonifield > Sarah Minton > Nathan Minton > Jacob Minton > Nancy Johnson > Joseph Johnson, Private, Morris Co. New Jersey Militia & brother Jacob Johnson, light horse cavalry, & brother Gershom Johnson, deputy wagonmaster general
• Carl Barnfield > Emma Hurley > George Hurley > Melissa Yongblood > John Fanning Yongblood > Jeremiah Youngblood > James Youngblood, North Carolina Chatham County Militia
• Katherine Davis > Ollie Overby > Margaret Grinstead > Benjamin Grinstead > Edward Grinstead > John Grinstead II

​Others: Isaac Blaidsell, William Cabell, Winthrop Fifield, Levi George

War of 1812

• Carl Barnfield > Emma Hurley > George Hurley > Melissa Yongblood > John Fanning Yongblood > Jeremiah Youngblood
• Carl Barnfield > Emma Hurley > George Hurley > Melissa Yongblood > John Fanning Yongblood > (brother) William Youngblood
• Julia Smith > Wallace Smith > WIlliam Smith > Mary Self > Melchezedec Self
• Fred Bonifield > Sarah Minton > Nathan Minton > Jacob Minton > Nathan Minton

​Civil War

• Katherine Davis > Ollie Overby > Margaret Grinstead > Benjamin Grinstead, Virginia Infantry (Confederate)
• Carl Barnfield > Emma Hurley > George Hurley > William Hurley, Texas Calvary (Confederate) 
• Julia Smith > Mattie Snavely > John Snavely (Confederate)

• John Woodbury sailed from Weymouth, England on the Zouch Phoenix, landing in 1624 at Cape Ann, Massachusetts. This expedition was made by the Dorchester Company, the fourth colonizing effort in New England. The Cape Ann settlement failed in 1626, with the settlers moving down the coast to Naumkeag, later renamed Salem.
• William Dodge sailed from England on the Lyon's Whelp, landing in 1629 at Salem, Massachusetts, as part of the Higginson fleet, which was the first expedition to New England's Massachusetts Bay Colony to establish preliminary settlements.
• Tom Davis sailed from Liverpool, England on the Westmoreland, landing in 1854 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.