par James Sterrett & Marianne Witherspoon Woods
sp Margaretta J Milliken Woods
From the 1886 "History of the Susquehanna & Juniata Valleys" - page 469
David Walker Woods, a son of the Rev. James S. Woods, was born in Lewistown August 29, 1822. He was educated at the classical school taught by his father, and studied law with his brother, the late Judge Samuel S. Woods, and also with E.L. Benedict. He was admitted to practice at the bar of Mifflin County August, 1844, practiced for several years at New Berlin, and later removed to Lewistown, where he yet resides.
sp Margaretta J Milliken Woods
From the 1886 "History of the Susquehanna & Juniata Valleys" - page 469
David Walker Woods, a son of the Rev. James S. Woods, was born in Lewistown August 29, 1822. He was educated at the classical school taught by his father, and studied law with his brother, the late Judge Samuel S. Woods, and also with E.L. Benedict. He was admitted to practice at the bar of Mifflin County August, 1844, practiced for several years at New Berlin, and later removed to Lewistown, where he yet resides.
par James Sterrett & Marianne Witherspoon Woods
sp Margaretta J Milliken Woods
From the 1886 "History of the Susquehanna & Juniata Valleys" - page 469
David Walker Woods, a son of the Rev. James S. Woods, was born in Lewistown August 29, 1822. He was educated at the classical school taught by his father, and studied law with his brother, the late Judge Samuel S. Woods, and also with E.L. Benedict. He was admitted to practice at the bar of Mifflin County August, 1844, practiced for several years at New Berlin, and later removed to Lewistown, where he yet resides.
sp Margaretta J Milliken Woods
From the 1886 "History of the Susquehanna & Juniata Valleys" - page 469
David Walker Woods, a son of the Rev. James S. Woods, was born in Lewistown August 29, 1822. He was educated at the classical school taught by his father, and studied law with his brother, the late Judge Samuel S. Woods, and also with E.L. Benedict. He was admitted to practice at the bar of Mifflin County August, 1844, practiced for several years at New Berlin, and later removed to Lewistown, where he yet resides.
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