A family history relating the Woolfolk Immigrant Ancestor to Colonial Virginia came from Yorkshire, England; and provides a brief history of Tidewater Colonies in Maryland and Virginia. Further, it identifies the counties in which early Woolfolk families lived in Colonial Virginia and routes they used to migrate to the South and West before and after the Revolutionary War. Each narrative chapter pertaining to the genealogy of the family is supported by documentary information obtained from official public records found in this title. Supporting documentation consists of extracts of Wills and other official Federal, State, and County records, such as military service and pension file abstracts, deeds, miscellaneous court papers, and marriage records. The supporting data has been properly referenced with regard to records depositories where found and all records have been accurately transcribed. Included in Volume I is a comprehensive, all-name index for the narrative chapters. Additionally, it contains a set of family lineage charts for each of the three branches of the Woolfolk family. These charts can be used to trace quickly one's line of descent from the Immigrant Ancestor, Richard Woolfolk [I], down through the generations. The complete set contains complete extracts of the Federal Censuses for all White Woolfolks in the US from 1790 through 1900 and appendixes which list all known direct and collateral descendents to more recent generations, including many living today.