WIFE AND SON/ OF/ FRANCIS WOODALL/ BORN IN KENTUCKY, U.S.A./ DIED IN FLORENCE/ AUGUST 12 1865
The unpaid American Consul at the time, the Swedenborgian B32/ HIRAM POWERS, wrote to his widow: 'Mr Woodall's grave is in the same cemetery where three of my own children are buried. A more beautiful spot could hardly be found. It is against the outer wall of the city and it looks more like a beautiful garden than a place of the dead. In the spring and summer the place blooms with flowers, and even in winter there are some roses lingering over the graves. . . . I indeed go to the graves of my children and my tears fall upon their graves while I look up, giving to earth her just tribute . . . She may claim our bodies but not our souls'. Descendant notes that Allen Woodall was a Kentucky railroad conductor. His relative (sister? perhaps both tuberculor?) seems to have gone with him to Italy and to have briefly married into the Italian Pierucci family.
Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Allen F. Woodall, Lexington, Amerique/ II: 1859-1865 'Registre des Sepultures avec detail des frais, Francs 175.55/ Timothy Bigelow Lawrence, Consular Records, Bigelow to Seward, Death of Allen F. Woodall of Convington, KY, Died of consumption, 12 August 1864/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti:Woodall/ Allen F. / / America/ Firenze/ 12 Agosto/ 1864/ Anni 37/ 876/ N&Q 375. Francis A. Woodall, b. in Kentucky, ob. 12 Aug., 1865. Erected by his w. and son/ Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Norma Pierucci née Woodwall, l'Amerique]/ III: 1865-1870 'Registre des Sepultures' avec detail des frais, from 2 to 1 class, 177 Francs/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti: Woodall nei Pierucci/ Norma/ / America/ 29 Settembre/ 1864/ Anni 22/ 880]/°=Polk Laffoon, Chiesa Evangelica Riformata Svizzera, 1827-present.
The unpaid American Consul at the time, the Swedenborgian B32/ HIRAM POWERS, wrote to his widow: 'Mr Woodall's grave is in the same cemetery where three of my own children are buried. A more beautiful spot could hardly be found. It is against the outer wall of the city and it looks more like a beautiful garden than a place of the dead. In the spring and summer the place blooms with flowers, and even in winter there are some roses lingering over the graves. . . . I indeed go to the graves of my children and my tears fall upon their graves while I look up, giving to earth her just tribute . . . She may claim our bodies but not our souls'. Descendant notes that Allen Woodall was a Kentucky railroad conductor. His relative (sister? perhaps both tuberculor?) seems to have gone with him to Italy and to have briefly married into the Italian Pierucci family.
Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Allen F. Woodall, Lexington, Amerique/ II: 1859-1865 'Registre des Sepultures avec detail des frais, Francs 175.55/ Timothy Bigelow Lawrence, Consular Records, Bigelow to Seward, Death of Allen F. Woodall of Convington, KY, Died of consumption, 12 August 1864/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti:Woodall/ Allen F. / / America/ Firenze/ 12 Agosto/ 1864/ Anni 37/ 876/ N&Q 375. Francis A. Woodall, b. in Kentucky, ob. 12 Aug., 1865. Erected by his w. and son/ Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Norma Pierucci née Woodwall, l'Amerique]/ III: 1865-1870 'Registre des Sepultures' avec detail des frais, from 2 to 1 class, 177 Francs/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti: Woodall nei Pierucci/ Norma/ / America/ 29 Settembre/ 1864/ Anni 22/ 880]/°=Polk Laffoon, Chiesa Evangelica Riformata Svizzera, 1827-present.
WIFE AND SON/ OF/ FRANCIS WOODALL/ BORN IN KENTUCKY, U.S.A./ DIED IN FLORENCE/ AUGUST 12 1865
The unpaid American Consul at the time, the Swedenborgian B32/ HIRAM POWERS, wrote to his widow: 'Mr Woodall's grave is in the same cemetery where three of my own children are buried. A more beautiful spot could hardly be found. It is against the outer wall of the city and it looks more like a beautiful garden than a place of the dead. In the spring and summer the place blooms with flowers, and even in winter there are some roses lingering over the graves. . . . I indeed go to the graves of my children and my tears fall upon their graves while I look up, giving to earth her just tribute . . . She may claim our bodies but not our souls'. Descendant notes that Allen Woodall was a Kentucky railroad conductor. His relative (sister? perhaps both tuberculor?) seems to have gone with him to Italy and to have briefly married into the Italian Pierucci family.
Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Allen F. Woodall, Lexington, Amerique/ II: 1859-1865 'Registre des Sepultures avec detail des frais, Francs 175.55/ Timothy Bigelow Lawrence, Consular Records, Bigelow to Seward, Death of Allen F. Woodall of Convington, KY, Died of consumption, 12 August 1864/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti:Woodall/ Allen F. / / America/ Firenze/ 12 Agosto/ 1864/ Anni 37/ 876/ N&Q 375. Francis A. Woodall, b. in Kentucky, ob. 12 Aug., 1865. Erected by his w. and son/ Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Norma Pierucci née Woodwall, l'Amerique]/ III: 1865-1870 'Registre des Sepultures' avec detail des frais, from 2 to 1 class, 177 Francs/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti: Woodall nei Pierucci/ Norma/ / America/ 29 Settembre/ 1864/ Anni 22/ 880]/°=Polk Laffoon, Chiesa Evangelica Riformata Svizzera, 1827-present.
The unpaid American Consul at the time, the Swedenborgian B32/ HIRAM POWERS, wrote to his widow: 'Mr Woodall's grave is in the same cemetery where three of my own children are buried. A more beautiful spot could hardly be found. It is against the outer wall of the city and it looks more like a beautiful garden than a place of the dead. In the spring and summer the place blooms with flowers, and even in winter there are some roses lingering over the graves. . . . I indeed go to the graves of my children and my tears fall upon their graves while I look up, giving to earth her just tribute . . . She may claim our bodies but not our souls'. Descendant notes that Allen Woodall was a Kentucky railroad conductor. His relative (sister? perhaps both tuberculor?) seems to have gone with him to Italy and to have briefly married into the Italian Pierucci family.
Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Allen F. Woodall, Lexington, Amerique/ II: 1859-1865 'Registre des Sepultures avec detail des frais, Francs 175.55/ Timothy Bigelow Lawrence, Consular Records, Bigelow to Seward, Death of Allen F. Woodall of Convington, KY, Died of consumption, 12 August 1864/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti:Woodall/ Allen F. / / America/ Firenze/ 12 Agosto/ 1864/ Anni 37/ 876/ N&Q 375. Francis A. Woodall, b. in Kentucky, ob. 12 Aug., 1865. Erected by his w. and son/ Eglise Evangelique-Reformée de Florence Régistre des Morts: Norma Pierucci née Woodwall, l'Amerique]/ III: 1865-1870 'Registre des Sepultures' avec detail des frais, from 2 to 1 class, 177 Francs/ Registro alfabetico delle persone tumulate nel Cimitero di Pinti: Woodall nei Pierucci/ Norma/ / America/ 29 Settembre/ 1864/ Anni 22/ 880]/°=Polk Laffoon, Chiesa Evangelica Riformata Svizzera, 1827-present.
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