Alice A. (Woods) Fort was the daughter of Joseph Woods and was born in Knightstown, IN. She was survived by half sister, Miss Eliza Woods of Anderson, IN, brothers, Clarence Woods, or Kokomo, and Greeley Woods, of Hayden, OK.
Bryce Fort married Alice A. Woods in Henry County on August 4, 1870. Their children were: Mrs Minnie Thornburg, Charles "Carl", & Harry Fort.
After the Civil War, Bryce Fort bought farm land in Rush County, a few miles southeast of Knightstown. In 1911, he and Alice came to live in Anderson, IN. They lived with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thornburg who ran the Madison County Orphans Home. There they both stayed until her death in 1926 and his death in 1932.
Bryce Fort married Alice A. Woods in Henry County on August 4, 1870. Their children were: Mrs Minnie Thornburg, Charles "Carl", & Harry Fort.
After the Civil War, Bryce Fort bought farm land in Rush County, a few miles southeast of Knightstown. In 1911, he and Alice came to live in Anderson, IN. They lived with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thornburg who ran the Madison County Orphans Home. There they both stayed until her death in 1926 and his death in 1932.
Alice A. (Woods) Fort was the daughter of Joseph Woods and was born in Knightstown, IN. She was survived by half sister, Miss Eliza Woods of Anderson, IN, brothers, Clarence Woods, or Kokomo, and Greeley Woods, of Hayden, OK.
Bryce Fort married Alice A. Woods in Henry County on August 4, 1870. Their children were: Mrs Minnie Thornburg, Charles "Carl", & Harry Fort.
After the Civil War, Bryce Fort bought farm land in Rush County, a few miles southeast of Knightstown. In 1911, he and Alice came to live in Anderson, IN. They lived with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thornburg who ran the Madison County Orphans Home. There they both stayed until her death in 1926 and his death in 1932.
Bryce Fort married Alice A. Woods in Henry County on August 4, 1870. Their children were: Mrs Minnie Thornburg, Charles "Carl", & Harry Fort.
After the Civil War, Bryce Fort bought farm land in Rush County, a few miles southeast of Knightstown. In 1911, he and Alice came to live in Anderson, IN. They lived with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thornburg who ran the Madison County Orphans Home. There they both stayed until her death in 1926 and his death in 1932.
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