Person:William Woods (38)

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William Doak Woods
b.16 Nov 1835 Orange County, North Carolina
d.26 Feb 1902 Orange County, North Carolina
Parents and Siblings
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m. 18 Jun 1833
  1. Martha Baldridge Woods1834 - 1921
  2. William Doak Woods1835 - 1902
  3. Mary Anne Woods1838 - 1865
  4. Elizabeth Ellen Woods1840 - 1909
  5. Susan Jane Woods1842 - 1843
  6. Samuel Knox Woods1844 - 1913
  7. John Allison Woods1846 - 1919
  8. Joseph Hugh Woods1848 - 1928
  9. Eliza Frances Janette Woods1850 - 1904
Spouse and Children
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m. 3 Feb 1864
  1. Joseph Doak Woods1864 - 1868
  2. Mary Faucette Woods1867 - 1938
  3. Pattie Allison Woods1869 - 1939
  4. Lula Anne Woods1871 - 1966
  5. Nancy Elizabeth Woods1874 - 1968
  6. Emma Currie Woods1876 - 1974
  7. John Robert Woods1878 - 1899
  8. Charles Nelson Woods1881 - 1973
  9. Cora Lee Woods1883 - 1985
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Facts and Events
Name William Doak Woods
Gender Male
Birth[1] 16 Nov 1835 Orange County, North Carolina
Marriage 3 Feb 1864 Orange County, North Carolinato Emeline Calistia Hall
Death[1] 26 Feb 1902 Orange County, North Carolina
Burial[2] Little River Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Caldwell, Orange, North Carolina, United States

William Doak Woods, CSA Enlisted 1 June 1861 at Ft. Macon, N. C. wounded in the left hip and knee at Bristoe Station, Va. on 14 Oct. 1863. Returned to duty on 27 Feb. 1864. Detailed as an ambulance driver on 15 Apr. 1864. Returned to combat on 20 Oct. 1864. Laid down arms with Gen. Robert E. Lee on 9 April 1865 at Appomattox Court House, Va.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Darla Meng - database, RootsWeb, WorldConnect.
  2. ↑ Web site by Allen Dew. Little River Presbyterian Church Cemetery - Little River, Orange County, North Carolina. (Surveyed 21-26 January 1974).
    1. Woods, William Doak (b. 16 Nov 1835 - d. 26 Feb 1902); Spouse - Emeline Woods. "All is well"
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