Martha Jane Woods was born November 25, 1851 in Johnson County, Indiana and departed this life March 27, 1931, at the home of her son O. L. Woods near Coldwater, Kansas.
In May, 1869, she was united in marriage to John H. Woods, and to this union eight children were born, four have preceded her in death.
Her husband passed away at this place March 16, 1926. Since that time Mrs. Woods made her home with her son, O. L. Woods and family.
She, with her husband and family, came to Stafford County, Kansas in the year 1888 and lived in this community for many years.
Very early in life she confessed her love for Jeses and ever remained true to Him.
For a number of years, Mrs. Woods had suffered poor health. Through it all she was always patient and cheerful.
She leaves to mourn her departure, one daughter, Mrs. John Meireis of Goodland, Kans.; three sons, T. J. Woods of Whittier, Calif.; O. L. Woods of Coldwater, Kansas, many grandchildren, and five brothers, W. L. Woods of Arkansas City, Kans., George Wods [Woods] of Kokomo, Ind., O. L. Woods and F. M. Woods of Fortville, Ind., Fred Woods of Mineola, Kans.; three sisters, Mrs Henry Wilshusen of Garden City, Kans., Mrs. Virgil Watts of Alhambra, Calif., Mrs. C. K. Cary of Stafford and other relatives and friends.
The remains were brought to Stafford, and funeral services were held here at the Christian church Monday afternoon, with the Rev. Harold Combs in charge. Interment was in the Stafford Cemetery.
Martha Jane Woods was born November 25, 1851 in Johnson County, Indiana and departed this life March 27, 1931, at the home of her son O. L. Woods near Coldwater, Kansas.
In May, 1869, she was united in marriage to John H. Woods, and to this union eight children were born, four have preceded her in death.
Her husband passed away at this place March 16, 1926. Since that time Mrs. Woods made her home with her son, O. L. Woods and family.
She, with her husband and family, came to Stafford County, Kansas in the year 1888 and lived in this community for many years.
Very early in life she confessed her love for Jeses and ever remained true to Him.
For a number of years, Mrs. Woods had suffered poor health. Through it all she was always patient and cheerful.
She leaves to mourn her departure, one daughter, Mrs. John Meireis of Goodland, Kans.; three sons, T. J. Woods of Whittier, Calif.; O. L. Woods of Coldwater, Kansas, many grandchildren, and five brothers, W. L. Woods of Arkansas City, Kans., George Wods [Woods] of Kokomo, Ind., O. L. Woods and F. M. Woods of Fortville, Ind., Fred Woods of Mineola, Kans.; three sisters, Mrs Henry Wilshusen of Garden City, Kans., Mrs. Virgil Watts of Alhambra, Calif., Mrs. C. K. Cary of Stafford and other relatives and friends.
The remains were brought to Stafford, and funeral services were held here at the Christian church Monday afternoon, with the Rev. Harold Combs in charge. Interment was in the Stafford Cemetery.
Family Members
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M E Woods
1861–1863
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Eldora Woods
1862–1882
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Samuel E. Woods
1865–1925
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Ida C. Woods Shuck
1867–1918
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Wilmer L Woods
1869–1930
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Iva Logan Woods
1871–1927
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Fred M. Woods
1874–1949
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Oba Holly Woods
1875–1951
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Maggie A Woods Wilshusen
1877–1935
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David Casbinca Woods
1879–1886
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Sallie V Woods Evans Carey
1882–1963
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Nora M Woods Wilshusen, Watts
1885–1945
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Frank Marion Woods
1886–1946
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