Ada was the daughter of Capt. William Dillon. She was divorced.
In an 1886 newspaper article it was noted that the Commissioners of Clay district reported they had appointed Mrs. Ada Woodmansee as teacher in Clay annex, grade 5.
Note: Name spelled Woodmansen in Cemetery book.
In an 1886 newspaper article it was noted that the Commissioners of Clay district reported they had appointed Mrs. Ada Woodmansee as teacher in Clay annex, grade 5.
Note: Name spelled Woodmansen in Cemetery book.
Ada was the daughter of Capt. William Dillon. She was divorced.
In an 1886 newspaper article it was noted that the Commissioners of Clay district reported they had appointed Mrs. Ada Woodmansee as teacher in Clay annex, grade 5.
Note: Name spelled Woodmansen in Cemetery book.
In an 1886 newspaper article it was noted that the Commissioners of Clay district reported they had appointed Mrs. Ada Woodmansee as teacher in Clay annex, grade 5.
Note: Name spelled Woodmansen in Cemetery book.
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