Widow of James Rollins (born 1787) who became the second wife of Amaziah Woodward (1768-1861)* on August 7, 1825 in Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont.**
Amaziah had first married Hannah Plaisted (born about 1776) in "of" Deweysburg, Caledonia County, Vermont on March 25, 1795 "in rec'd" Danville.
John T. Woodward, son of Amaziah and Hannah, was born 1811 in Peacham and died May 22, 1894 in West Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont of old age (single).
Daughter Mary A. Woodward (May 12, 1829-August 27, 1900) is buried under the same stone.
*who died and is buried in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont, according to her headstone.
**by Thomas C. Pierce, Minister of the Gospel.
Amaziah had first married Hannah Plaisted (born about 1776) in "of" Deweysburg, Caledonia County, Vermont on March 25, 1795 "in rec'd" Danville.
John T. Woodward, son of Amaziah and Hannah, was born 1811 in Peacham and died May 22, 1894 in West Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont of old age (single).
Daughter Mary A. Woodward (May 12, 1829-August 27, 1900) is buried under the same stone.
*who died and is buried in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont, according to her headstone.
**by Thomas C. Pierce, Minister of the Gospel.
Widow of James Rollins (born 1787) who became the second wife of Amaziah Woodward (1768-1861)* on August 7, 1825 in Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont.**
Amaziah had first married Hannah Plaisted (born about 1776) in "of" Deweysburg, Caledonia County, Vermont on March 25, 1795 "in rec'd" Danville.
John T. Woodward, son of Amaziah and Hannah, was born 1811 in Peacham and died May 22, 1894 in West Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont of old age (single).
Daughter Mary A. Woodward (May 12, 1829-August 27, 1900) is buried under the same stone.
*who died and is buried in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont, according to her headstone.
**by Thomas C. Pierce, Minister of the Gospel.
Amaziah had first married Hannah Plaisted (born about 1776) in "of" Deweysburg, Caledonia County, Vermont on March 25, 1795 "in rec'd" Danville.
John T. Woodward, son of Amaziah and Hannah, was born 1811 in Peacham and died May 22, 1894 in West Danville, Caledonia County, Vermont of old age (single).
Daughter Mary A. Woodward (May 12, 1829-August 27, 1900) is buried under the same stone.
*who died and is buried in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont, according to her headstone.
**by Thomas C. Pierce, Minister of the Gospel.
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