George Warren Woody was born the 9th of May, 1884, in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, the son of James Dawson Woody and Alice Clark. He passed away on Christmas day, December 25, 1950, at his home in Allen, Kansas after a two week illness.
George married Anna Kenyon in Newkirk, Oklahoma, on January 5, 1911.
George was survived by his wife Anna, a sister Emma (Woody) Dugger of Topeka; brother Peter Littleton Woody of Paxico, Kansas; Dan Woody of Wellington, and Albert Woody of Dover.
George W. Woody was one of seven children of James D. Woody and Alice Clark:
George Warren Woody born 1884
Emma Woody born 1885
John Anderson Woody born 1889, was murdered by Rufus King in 1909
Albert Woody born 1893
Daniel Bunnell Woody born 1895
Charles Randolph Woody born 1899
and Peter Littleton Woody, II, born 1903 was killed in a tractor accident in 1964.
His memorial service was held at the Allen, Kansas, Methodist Church with the Reverend J. C. Brogen, pastor of the Allen-Admire churches in charge. Singers were Mrs. Lee Lowder and Miss Esther Hass, accompanied by Miss Marilyn Naylor. Pallbearers were Charles Coffman, Warren Seitz, Berne Davis, Kenneth Hughes, Charles Miller, and Lee Lowder. Burial was in the Bethlehem Cemetery south of Paxico.
George married Anna Kenyon in Newkirk, Oklahoma, on January 5, 1911.
George was survived by his wife Anna, a sister Emma (Woody) Dugger of Topeka; brother Peter Littleton Woody of Paxico, Kansas; Dan Woody of Wellington, and Albert Woody of Dover.
George W. Woody was one of seven children of James D. Woody and Alice Clark:
George Warren Woody born 1884
Emma Woody born 1885
John Anderson Woody born 1889, was murdered by Rufus King in 1909
Albert Woody born 1893
Daniel Bunnell Woody born 1895
Charles Randolph Woody born 1899
and Peter Littleton Woody, II, born 1903 was killed in a tractor accident in 1964.
His memorial service was held at the Allen, Kansas, Methodist Church with the Reverend J. C. Brogen, pastor of the Allen-Admire churches in charge. Singers were Mrs. Lee Lowder and Miss Esther Hass, accompanied by Miss Marilyn Naylor. Pallbearers were Charles Coffman, Warren Seitz, Berne Davis, Kenneth Hughes, Charles Miller, and Lee Lowder. Burial was in the Bethlehem Cemetery south of Paxico.
George Warren Woody was born the 9th of May, 1884, in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, the son of James Dawson Woody and Alice Clark. He passed away on Christmas day, December 25, 1950, at his home in Allen, Kansas after a two week illness.
George married Anna Kenyon in Newkirk, Oklahoma, on January 5, 1911.
George was survived by his wife Anna, a sister Emma (Woody) Dugger of Topeka; brother Peter Littleton Woody of Paxico, Kansas; Dan Woody of Wellington, and Albert Woody of Dover.
George W. Woody was one of seven children of James D. Woody and Alice Clark:
George Warren Woody born 1884
Emma Woody born 1885
John Anderson Woody born 1889, was murdered by Rufus King in 1909
Albert Woody born 1893
Daniel Bunnell Woody born 1895
Charles Randolph Woody born 1899
and Peter Littleton Woody, II, born 1903 was killed in a tractor accident in 1964.
His memorial service was held at the Allen, Kansas, Methodist Church with the Reverend J. C. Brogen, pastor of the Allen-Admire churches in charge. Singers were Mrs. Lee Lowder and Miss Esther Hass, accompanied by Miss Marilyn Naylor. Pallbearers were Charles Coffman, Warren Seitz, Berne Davis, Kenneth Hughes, Charles Miller, and Lee Lowder. Burial was in the Bethlehem Cemetery south of Paxico.
George married Anna Kenyon in Newkirk, Oklahoma, on January 5, 1911.
George was survived by his wife Anna, a sister Emma (Woody) Dugger of Topeka; brother Peter Littleton Woody of Paxico, Kansas; Dan Woody of Wellington, and Albert Woody of Dover.
George W. Woody was one of seven children of James D. Woody and Alice Clark:
George Warren Woody born 1884
Emma Woody born 1885
John Anderson Woody born 1889, was murdered by Rufus King in 1909
Albert Woody born 1893
Daniel Bunnell Woody born 1895
Charles Randolph Woody born 1899
and Peter Littleton Woody, II, born 1903 was killed in a tractor accident in 1964.
His memorial service was held at the Allen, Kansas, Methodist Church with the Reverend J. C. Brogen, pastor of the Allen-Admire churches in charge. Singers were Mrs. Lee Lowder and Miss Esther Hass, accompanied by Miss Marilyn Naylor. Pallbearers were Charles Coffman, Warren Seitz, Berne Davis, Kenneth Hughes, Charles Miller, and Lee Lowder. Burial was in the Bethlehem Cemetery south of Paxico.
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