Samuel Woolfolk (13581209)
Suggested edit: Samuel was a merchant, farmer and US Patent holder. He developed a US patent in 1872 for roof construction in Scottville, IL. His only child Ella B died at age 23 and did her husband William Gobble, leaving a grandson Harry Woolfolk Gobble, age 11, whom was raised by Samuel and his wife Martha. Samuel resided in Levee, Pike County in 1880 with his wife and grandson Harry.
Harry went on to become a physician in Greenfield, IL.
Contributor: Carolyn J
Suggested edit: Samuel was a merchant, farmer and US Patent holder. He developed a US patent in 1872 for roof construction in Scottville, IL. His only child Ella B died at age 23 and did her husband William Gobble, leaving a grandson Harry Woolfolk Gobble, age 11, whom was raised by Samuel and his wife Martha. Samuel resided in Levee, Pike County in 1880 with his wife and grandson Harry.
Harry went on to become a physician in Greenfield, IL.
Contributor: Carolyn J
Samuel Woolfolk (13581209)
Suggested edit: Samuel was a merchant, farmer and US Patent holder. He developed a US patent in 1872 for roof construction in Scottville, IL. His only child Ella B died at age 23 and did her husband William Gobble, leaving a grandson Harry Woolfolk Gobble, age 11, whom was raised by Samuel and his wife Martha. Samuel resided in Levee, Pike County in 1880 with his wife and grandson Harry.
Harry went on to become a physician in Greenfield, IL.
Contributor: Carolyn J
Suggested edit: Samuel was a merchant, farmer and US Patent holder. He developed a US patent in 1872 for roof construction in Scottville, IL. His only child Ella B died at age 23 and did her husband William Gobble, leaving a grandson Harry Woolfolk Gobble, age 11, whom was raised by Samuel and his wife Martha. Samuel resided in Levee, Pike County in 1880 with his wife and grandson Harry.
Harry went on to become a physician in Greenfield, IL.
Contributor: Carolyn J
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
