The Womacks in the area of Prince George Co, VA are all likely the descendants of John Womack and Mary Akin.
Many descendants spell the name Wamack or Waymack. See Prince George County, Virginia records here.
Families:
James Womack Family
James Womack (1782 PG Tax List) married Susanna LNU
Their family:
Hubbard Womack married Martha LNU
Dely C Womack married Mary Elizabeth Huddleston
Martha Simmons Womack (29 Sep 1833 - 18 Oct 1907) married Freeman Broadwell (her middle name from VA death cert of son William Donnan Broadwell, d 1954)
John Womack
James Womack (died 1863)
Frances Womack married Thomas Barnes
Mary W Womack married John W Mingea (her cousin, son of Peter Mingea and Jane Womack)
Jane Ann Elizabeth Womack (blind, received her father's War of 1812 pension in 1901)
Frances L Womack married Joel Sturdivant
Eliza Womack married David Wells
Martha "Patsey" Womack
Jane Womack (c1786 - 19 Sep 1856) married Peter Mingea
William Womack married Susanna Ledbetter
John Womack Family
John Womack (1782 PG Tax List) married Hannah LNU (not Hannah Headworth)
Their family:
Travis Womack (died 1803, no issue)
Nathaniel Womack (died before 1803, no issue)
Jane Womack (died before 1803)
Mary Womack (died before 1803)
Sarah "Sally" Womack (1779-1822) married Thomas B Bryant
Joseph Womack family
Joseph Womack (1782 PG Tax List, died circa 1785) married probably Jane LNU
Their family:
Burwell Womack
Joseph Womack (c1785 - c1846) married UNKNOWN (niece of William Hackney)
Rozena Womack married Travis H Williams, alias Womack (see Williamson Williams Womack family below)
Caroline Womack married William Wiseman
Samuel Womack (c1791 - c1858) married 1) UNKNOWN; 2) Sarah Blankenship
Elizabeth Epps Womack married Sylvanus Spraggins
Richard Albert Wamack (ship captain, married but no children, died Jan 1870 at age 48 in City of Richmond of diptheria, per 1870 mortality census)
Sarah Womack married Mr Drew
Maria Louisa Womack married James C Grant
John J Womack married Margaret Gowdy
Mary V Womack married William Arnold
Henrietta J Womack (13 July 1846 - 30 June 1933) married John Roach, her VA death cert gives mother's maiden name
Jesse Womack family
Jesse Womack (in PG tax lists by 1797), married Ann "Nancy" LNU.
For Abraham Womack info, see chancery case Elizabeth Womack Widow of Abraham Womack vs Administrator of Abraham Womack (1853-011), Petersburg, VA
Their family:
Abraham Womack (c1805 - d. 24 Jul 1850, per chancery case) married Elizabeth Jamison
Charles Womack (c1845 - )
Mary Womack (c1847 - d. Jul 1851 per chancery case)
Susan Womack (b. 13 Oct 1850 per chancery case) married William J Chappel
Jesse Womack/Waymack (c1807 - ) married Martha Ann Jamison
Parthenia Ann Waymack married William E Nugent
James William Waymack married Margaret A Perkins
John E Waymack married Mary E Birchett
Lavinia Margaret Wamack married James T Spain
Benjamin T Waymack (died in Civil War, never married)
Susan Waymack
George Dallas Waymack married Mary Elizabeth Wiseman
Henry C Waymack married Sarah E Elder
Robert A Waymack
Cassandra "Cassie" Waymack
Jesse Waymack
Isham Womack family
Isham Womack (1782 PG tax list, died circa 1798) married Phoebe LNU
See Richmond Enquirer, Volume 42, Number 21, 18 July 1845 (Page 1, column 2). See also the will of Edward Carter in Henrico Co, VA (WB 10:271), dated 8 Jul 1839,
Their family:
Shadrack Womack/Waymack married Sarah Carter (Shadrack first listed as 16-21 with Isham in 1788 tax list)
James B Womack/Waymack married Rebecca Ann Amons
Edward Carter Waymack
James Francis Waymack
Shadrack Waymack
Adelia Louisa Waymack
Charles H Waymack
Isham A Waymack
Joseph W Waymack
Isham C Womack Waymack married Critty Wamack (unknown parents, she married first William Patton)
Eliza Carter Waymack married William Morgan
Charles A Womack (c1805 - 1834) married Lucinda Miller (she married second Spotswood Bowles)
John F Waymack (1829 - 1830)
Infant Womack (1832 - 1832, stillborn)
John Womack (listed as 16-21 with Isham in 1787 tax list, only known record)
Isham Womack (listed as 16-21 with Isham in 1787 tax list, only known record)
Note: there was another Isham Womack on personal property tax lists from 1784-1794. This Isham was sometimes designated as Jr, and is distinct from the Isham living with Isham Sr in 1787. The Isham Jr was probably not the son of Isham Sr, but the Isham living with Isham Sr in 1787 likely was his son. Nothing further known about the Isham Jr.
Note: a "Frederick" Womack living with Isham in 1789 was likely a mistake for Shadrack, since Shadrack is listed with Isham in years 1788, 1790, and 1791. The Frederick Womack/Waymack from PG who was born circa 1799 and who was in Conway Co, AR in 1850 appears too young to be the son of Isham, at least if Isham's wife Phoebe was also the mother of Shadrack, born circa 1772.
Frederick Womack/Waymack family
Frederick Womack/Waymack married 1) Joanna Nancy Livesay (married 14 Mar 1823, PG); 2) Eliza Palmer (married 15 Feb 1834, Gallia Co, OH).
Moved from PG to Gallia Co, OH, then to Logan Co, OH, then to Conway Co, AR.
Children:
William Waymack married Mary Wiley
Elvina Waymack
Micijah "Mike Cager" M Waymack (born circa 1830)
Therina Jane Waymack (born circa 1831) married Stephen Strickland
Alfred Strickland (1850 Census Hardin Co, OH)
Sarah Waymack
James Waymack
Benjamin Waymack
Charles Waymack
Martha Waymack married Jacob Rainy
Nancy Waymack
Joseph or Joel S Waymack
Frederick Waymack
Harriet Louisa Waymack
Isham H Waymack
John S Waymack (twin)
Joseph T Waymack (twin)
Peyton Alfriend Womack family
Peyton Alfriend Womack (1797 PG land tax list, Sgt in War of 1812, died circa 1818). In the 1840 chancery cases involving the estate of Winnifred Womack (died 1821 in PG), the complainants in the case were Travis H Wammack, Wilmouth Wammack, Reuben Tinney & Luraney his wife formerly Wammack, James Wammack [crossed out] and Peyton Wammack.
Land belonging to Peyton A Womack appears to have been inherited by Peyton Womack, James T Womack, and Wimouth Womack.
LDS Film # 008151752, Surveyors Book, p.14 (image 35/355). Land divided between Peyton Wamack and John P Wamack, 132.25 acres each, 1796. Peyton Wamack's share divided 4 ways in 1819 (?) to Peyton Womack Jr, Willmouth Womack, "Tinney & wife" and "John Titmarsh & wife dower". John P Womack apparently sold his share to Edward Marks, who has 132.25 acres in the 1797 land tax list (LDS Film # 008140700, image 180/869).
Peyton Alfriend Womack may have been born out of wedlock to a Womack female and an Alfriend male, since some researchers list him and his children with the Alfriend surname. From the death record of son Peyton, his wife's name was Mary LNU.
One possibility is that Winnifred Womack was Peyton's mother and had him out of wedlock with an Alfriend man. She also appears to have been the mother of Williamson Williams Womack, who she had out of wedlock with a Williams man. From tax records Williamson Williams Womack inherited land from Winnifred, and then that land appears to have been later inherited by Travis H Womack, probable son of Williamson, after Williamson died. Travis H Womack later changed his surname to Williams, just as Peyton's son Peyton changed his surname to Alfriend. From the 1840 Chancery case, it appears Winnifred left personal property to her grandchildren, the children of Williamson and Peyton.
Possible Children:
Peyton Alfriend Womack (PG land tax lists 1822-1835) - apparently changed his surname to Alfriend, and listed with sister Wilmouth Tinney in 1850 and 1880 census of Petersburg, VA (listed as Wimouth's brother in 1880). See Find-A-Grave.
James T Womack/Alfriend (c1815-1896, PG land tax lists 1822-1836)
Wilmouth Womack (born circa 1810, PG land tax lists 1822-1838) married James Tinney (m. 1839). See Find-A-Grave.
Luraney Womack married Reuben Tinney (Luraney born circa 1804, listed in the 1850 and 1860 censuses of PG).
James T Alfriend on 1850 FC of Madison Co, AL; married Eleanor J Robinson/Robertson 6 May 1851 in Madison Co, AL; they are on the 1870 FC of Simpson Co, KY with son Thomas; Jas T Alfiend, tailor, died aged 81 on 16 Apr 1896 in Richmond, VA (VA death records); the SSN app of son Thomas Peyton Alfriend lists parents James T Alfriend and Eleanor J Robertson.
Williamson Williams Womack family
Williamson Williams Womack married Sarah "Sally" Hackney, niece of Rev War veteran William Hackney.
Their only known child was Travis H Womack, who changed his surname to Williams.
Travis H Williams, alias Wamack
Apparently changed his surname to Williams. In his 1861 will in Prince George, he names himself as Travis H Williams, alias Wamack; this will lists wife Rosena, but does not explicitly name children [CITE]. List as Travis Williams, age 38, in the 1850 Census of PG. Appears in PG tax lists as both Womack/Wamack and Williams. Married 18 Feb 1835 [CITE] Rosena Womack, daughter of Joseph Womack per his 1846 PG will. The Virginia rejected Rev War pension application of William Hackney (http://revwarapps.org/VAS1355.pdf) shows that Travis was an heir of William Hackney through his mother, Sally Hackney Womack, and that Joseph Womack was also an heir through his wife, not named [CITE].
In Virginia Chancery Case “Prince George County, 1840-002, Travis H Wammack vs Exr of Winnifred Wammack”, (http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/full_case_detail.asp?CFN=149-1840-002#img), the 1821 will of Winnifred Wammack is mentioned, but unfortunately the case file does not have a copy of the will. The complainants in the case were Travis H Wammack, Wilmouth Wammack, Reuben Tinney & Luraney his wife formerly Wammack, James Wammack [crossed out] and Peyton Wammack. The complainants were to receive the slaves of Winnifred not otherwise bequeathed in her will. They were suing her executor, Francis Epes. Francis Epes was identified as the executor of Winnifred Wammack and James Wammack [James’s name inserted later]. Ordered that a commission of John A Peterson, William Fuqua, Abraham Wammack and Thomas H Daniel to sell the slaves and distribute the proceeds to heirs in 5 equal parts to the five complainants. The fact that James Wammack’s name was crossed out in the initial list, and his name was inserted along with Winnifred ’s as one of the estates Francis Epes was handling, hints at the possibility that James died during the proceedings. The bill of complaint was filed in March 1836 court, and the case dismissed in June 1840 court. None of the other complainants were listed as an heir of William Hackney, which makes it appear they were not siblings of Travis. They were likely all great-nephews and great-nieces of Winnifred (or else her grandchildren, see Peyton Alfriend Womack family above), who from PG tax lists, appears to have never married. The other complainants were likely the cousins of Travis.
In Virginia Chancery Case “PETERSBURG CITY, 1897-005, J E Moore vs RR Rainey”, (http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/full_case_detail.asp?CFN=730-1897-005#img) there are some details on the family.
Img 20: Travis died about 1 Sep 1861, Rosena died in 1864.
Img 26-29: Copy of will of Travis H Williams, alias Wamack.
1850 Census
Travis Williams 38 M
Rosena 37 F
R 12 F
W 14 M
S 11 F
H 10 F
C 6 F
E 3 F
1860 Census
T H Williams 49 M
R 48 F
W S 24 M
R J 22 F
S E 19 F - Sarah E, married Woodson Dunn
H 18 F
C E 16 F
E C 12 F
J W 6 M - James, living w/Woodson Dunn family in 1870
A B 3 M
PG marriages - 6 Jan 1864, Woodson Dunn (son of Basil & Mary Dunn) to Sarah E Williams (dau of T H and R Williams)