Cecile Fern <I>Ake</I> Woodward

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Cecile Fern Ake Woodward

Birth
Poe, Allen County, Indiana, USA
Death
5 Nov 1973 (aged 81)
Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
Waycross, Ware County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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Cecile shares a stone with Hulse M. Woodard as she shared a life. Cecile and Hulse married on 5 December 1914 a few years after her family moved from Indiana to southern Georgia. Woodard family historians have difficulty linking to the Ake family as they had moved to Jacksonville, Florida, by 1916 and were not recorded in a census while in Georgia.

Cecile or "Cecil" as she was called by her brothers and sisters, was the second child of sixteen born to Samuel Ake and his wife, Della Clara McCormick in Pleasant Township, Allen County, Indiana. The older children grew up on a farm in the rural area called Poe. After their mother died, Samuel moved the family several times. Cecil was the only one who married and stayed in Georgia. Her sister Hazel's children remembered the hot summer days when they visited the farm to help with the crops and get a taste of country life.

Cecil and Hulse raised their children, Winton and Evelyn, on the family farm. Hulse's father, lived with the couple until his death at age 94. Hulse and Cecil were regular attendees at the Ake family reunions in Jacksonville, Florida, giving their grandchildren's generation a chance to know the tall, lanky Georgian and the petite Hoosier.

She died while visiting her daughter in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa. Her remains were returned to Georgia.
Cecile shares a stone with Hulse M. Woodard as she shared a life. Cecile and Hulse married on 5 December 1914 a few years after her family moved from Indiana to southern Georgia. Woodard family historians have difficulty linking to the Ake family as they had moved to Jacksonville, Florida, by 1916 and were not recorded in a census while in Georgia.

Cecile or "Cecil" as she was called by her brothers and sisters, was the second child of sixteen born to Samuel Ake and his wife, Della Clara McCormick in Pleasant Township, Allen County, Indiana. The older children grew up on a farm in the rural area called Poe. After their mother died, Samuel moved the family several times. Cecil was the only one who married and stayed in Georgia. Her sister Hazel's children remembered the hot summer days when they visited the farm to help with the crops and get a taste of country life.

Cecil and Hulse raised their children, Winton and Evelyn, on the family farm. Hulse's father, lived with the couple until his death at age 94. Hulse and Cecil were regular attendees at the Ake family reunions in Jacksonville, Florida, giving their grandchildren's generation a chance to know the tall, lanky Georgian and the petite Hoosier.

She died while visiting her daughter in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa. Her remains were returned to Georgia.

Gravesite Details

This family was originally WOODARD but tombstone spelled it WOODWARD.



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