Born in Nashville TN. Spent some time in MIssouri.
Traveled to Montana in 1892. Kept house for her brother, then lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Wood. Lived with another sister after Mrs. Wood's death.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two sisters and four brothers.
Her obituary stated that "(h)er life was one of service and her good nature and willingness to do for others won her the devotion of all her relatives."
Died the same day as her brother-in-law John Franklin Wood; their funerals were held jointly at Corvallis Methodist Church on 29 August 1923, Reverends T.B. Reagan, E.P. Wilso, and S.E. Powell officiating, music provided by Mrs. J. Marti and Mrs. H.E. Elliott.
Information derived from obituary published 31 August 1923 in The Western News.
Traveled to Montana in 1892. Kept house for her brother, then lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Wood. Lived with another sister after Mrs. Wood's death.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two sisters and four brothers.
Her obituary stated that "(h)er life was one of service and her good nature and willingness to do for others won her the devotion of all her relatives."
Died the same day as her brother-in-law John Franklin Wood; their funerals were held jointly at Corvallis Methodist Church on 29 August 1923, Reverends T.B. Reagan, E.P. Wilso, and S.E. Powell officiating, music provided by Mrs. J. Marti and Mrs. H.E. Elliott.
Information derived from obituary published 31 August 1923 in The Western News.
Born in Nashville TN. Spent some time in MIssouri.
Traveled to Montana in 1892. Kept house for her brother, then lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Wood. Lived with another sister after Mrs. Wood's death.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two sisters and four brothers.
Her obituary stated that "(h)er life was one of service and her good nature and willingness to do for others won her the devotion of all her relatives."
Died the same day as her brother-in-law John Franklin Wood; their funerals were held jointly at Corvallis Methodist Church on 29 August 1923, Reverends T.B. Reagan, E.P. Wilso, and S.E. Powell officiating, music provided by Mrs. J. Marti and Mrs. H.E. Elliott.
Information derived from obituary published 31 August 1923 in The Western News.
Traveled to Montana in 1892. Kept house for her brother, then lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Wood. Lived with another sister after Mrs. Wood's death.
At the time of her death, she was survived by two sisters and four brothers.
Her obituary stated that "(h)er life was one of service and her good nature and willingness to do for others won her the devotion of all her relatives."
Died the same day as her brother-in-law John Franklin Wood; their funerals were held jointly at Corvallis Methodist Church on 29 August 1923, Reverends T.B. Reagan, E.P. Wilso, and S.E. Powell officiating, music provided by Mrs. J. Marti and Mrs. H.E. Elliott.
Information derived from obituary published 31 August 1923 in The Western News.
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