Member of Dryland Reformed Church.
Argus Newspaper- Abraham Woodring died in Georgetown, Upper Nazareth Township, January 30, 1881. Aged 58 years, 18 days. Sons, Richard and William H. Woodring of Easton.
The following was listed in the newspaper article per a death notice found in the Marx Room at the Easton Library:
Was county commissioner in 1873, one of the oldest schoolteachers in Northampton County. Resident of Upper Nazareth for over 30 years. Born in Williams Township, January 14, 1823, son of Nicholas and Catharine Woodring. His mother's maiden name was Meixell. In 1847, he married Leweina George, daughter of John and Susanna George. Survived by 4 sons and 5 daughters.
Argus Newspaper- Abraham Woodring died in Georgetown, Upper Nazareth Township, January 30, 1881. Aged 58 years, 18 days. Sons, Richard and William H. Woodring of Easton.
The following was listed in the newspaper article per a death notice found in the Marx Room at the Easton Library:
Was county commissioner in 1873, one of the oldest schoolteachers in Northampton County. Resident of Upper Nazareth for over 30 years. Born in Williams Township, January 14, 1823, son of Nicholas and Catharine Woodring. His mother's maiden name was Meixell. In 1847, he married Leweina George, daughter of John and Susanna George. Survived by 4 sons and 5 daughters.
Member of Dryland Reformed Church.
Argus Newspaper- Abraham Woodring died in Georgetown, Upper Nazareth Township, January 30, 1881. Aged 58 years, 18 days. Sons, Richard and William H. Woodring of Easton.
The following was listed in the newspaper article per a death notice found in the Marx Room at the Easton Library:
Was county commissioner in 1873, one of the oldest schoolteachers in Northampton County. Resident of Upper Nazareth for over 30 years. Born in Williams Township, January 14, 1823, son of Nicholas and Catharine Woodring. His mother's maiden name was Meixell. In 1847, he married Leweina George, daughter of John and Susanna George. Survived by 4 sons and 5 daughters.
Argus Newspaper- Abraham Woodring died in Georgetown, Upper Nazareth Township, January 30, 1881. Aged 58 years, 18 days. Sons, Richard and William H. Woodring of Easton.
The following was listed in the newspaper article per a death notice found in the Marx Room at the Easton Library:
Was county commissioner in 1873, one of the oldest schoolteachers in Northampton County. Resident of Upper Nazareth for over 30 years. Born in Williams Township, January 14, 1823, son of Nicholas and Catharine Woodring. His mother's maiden name was Meixell. In 1847, he married Leweina George, daughter of John and Susanna George. Survived by 4 sons and 5 daughters.
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