The Womacks mostly lived in the area of Henrico south of the James River, which became Chesterfield County, which was formed in 1749 from Henrico County. After 1749, Henrico County area was only north of the James River, and included the City of Richmond, which did not extend to the south side of the James River until the late 1800s.
Early Henrico County, Virginia records are here.
These are Womack records in Henrico Co, VA after 1749.
Deeds
Henrico Co, VA WD 1750-1767:662 (LDS Film # 007645097, image 389/595) - 1 Dec 1760. Josiah Allday to Lusby Turpin both of Henrico Co, for 80 pounds, two separate tracts. 1) 125 acres on the north side of Cornelius Creek, adj Joseph Bailey, John Allday, Leonard Henley, Peter Randolph Esq and Mary Allday, with reservation of 10 or 12 square feet for a burial place of said Josiah Allday and his descendants. 2) 10 acres adj Peter Randolph Esq, Leonard Henley and Lusby Turpin. Witnesses Mary Burton, David Womack, John Kendall. Signed Josiah (his J mark) Allday
Anna, wife of Josiah Allday, relinquished her dower
Recorded 1 Dec 1760.
Will of Sarah Womack (WB 8:292, LDS Film # 007676113, image 172/516) - Sarah Wamack of Henrico Co, VA "being sick" bequeath to beloved son Charles A Womack all money coming to me from my brother Edward Carter of Henrico Co, VA for my portion of land sold in Charles City Co by court order of sd county. Appoint son Charles A Womack as executor. 11 Feb 1833, signed Sarah (her X mark) Wamack. Wit. Geo A Pearce, William Marsh, John Pearce. Henrico Co, VA court 4 Mar 1833, will proved by oaths of witnesses Geo A Pearce, William Marsh, John Pearce. See certificate for claiming probate granted to Charles A Waymack p.332 and letters of administration to Spotswood F Bowles at p.493.
Will of Edward Carter (WB 10:271) Edward Carter of Henrico Co, VA. To dear wife Elizabeth Carter one-third of estate real and personal. To Philip Gentry who has been living with me since his parents died, negro boy Jim. Remainder of estate real and personal to be divided between Isham Wamack and the children of James Wamack, Philip Gentry and the 2 daughters of Nelson Butler. Appoint friend Henry Cox executor and guardian to Philip Gentry. None of the relations of Philip Gentry to have any transactions with the property I have bequeathed him. 8 Jul 1839, Edwd Carter (seal), Wit, Wm Clopton, Wm Gay, Saml Frayser. Proved 5 Aug 1839.
Deed Index
1 Sep 1788 Abraham Womack to David Royster, Deed, 2:639
6 July 1789 Abraham Womack to Samuel Eblin, Deed, 3:55
29 Aug 1844 Isham Waymack to Wm Morgan, Deed, 48:116 (Film # 008422991, image 105/656)
3 May 1830 J B Wamack from Patsey Ammons, Deed, 32:184 (Film # 008190465, image 158/936)
Index to Virginia Estates
Henrico County
WB 8:292 - Sarah Wamack will, 1833
WB 8:332 - Sarah Waymack admin, 1833
WB 8:493 - Sarah Wamack admin, 1843
WB 17:604 - James B Waymack of Charles City Co will, 1863 (LDS Film # 007645110, image 683/685)
Richmond (Independent City)
HCW 6:481 (LDS Film 33527, image 536/561) - Charles A Womack account, 1835
HCW 26:498 (Film # 007644148, image 547/588) - Richard Albert Wamack will, 1870 (also in Prince George Co, VA Chancery Case 1874-010, 'Maria Grant ETC vs EXR OF Richard Albert Wamack ETC', image 16/37).
HCW 27:2 (Film # 007644147 , image 8/353) - appraisement of Richard A Wamack, 1870
Marriage Records
Henrico County
3 Mar 1787 - Abraham Womack to Mrs Susanna Jolley
23 Nov 1796 - Abraham Womack to Mary Dailey
24 Sep 1828 - Charles A Womack to Lucinda Miller
Richmond (Independent City)
10 Nov 1834 - Spotswood F Bowles to Lucinda Womack