Melvina was the daughter of George J Smart and his second wife, Lydia B. Nutter. She married Cap't Clifford Woodbury on 28 November 1877 in Portsmouth. She was the mother of Arthur C Smart who died as an infant.
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Portsmouth Herald Monday 11 July 1938
Mrs. Malvina S. Woodbury, widow of the late Capt. Clifford Woodbury of this city, passed away Saturday afternoon. Mrs Woodbury was in her 80th year. She was born in Portsmouth and had spent nearly all of her life here. She was fond of the little details of her home life, and many fine pieces of hand work attest to her skill. For many years she has suffered the handicaps caused by an accident. She was interested in the Advent Christian Church and in late years appreciated the radio services. Mrs. Woodbury will be remembered as a woman of staunch integrity and positive ideals. She is survived by her sister, Miss Maria "Moriah Smart", and several nieces and nephews.
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Portsmouth Herald Monday 11 July 1938
Mrs. Malvina S. Woodbury, widow of the late Capt. Clifford Woodbury of this city, passed away Saturday afternoon. Mrs Woodbury was in her 80th year. She was born in Portsmouth and had spent nearly all of her life here. She was fond of the little details of her home life, and many fine pieces of hand work attest to her skill. For many years she has suffered the handicaps caused by an accident. She was interested in the Advent Christian Church and in late years appreciated the radio services. Mrs. Woodbury will be remembered as a woman of staunch integrity and positive ideals. She is survived by her sister, Miss Maria "Moriah Smart", and several nieces and nephews.
Melvina was the daughter of George J Smart and his second wife, Lydia B. Nutter. She married Cap't Clifford Woodbury on 28 November 1877 in Portsmouth. She was the mother of Arthur C Smart who died as an infant.
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Portsmouth Herald Monday 11 July 1938
Mrs. Malvina S. Woodbury, widow of the late Capt. Clifford Woodbury of this city, passed away Saturday afternoon. Mrs Woodbury was in her 80th year. She was born in Portsmouth and had spent nearly all of her life here. She was fond of the little details of her home life, and many fine pieces of hand work attest to her skill. For many years she has suffered the handicaps caused by an accident. She was interested in the Advent Christian Church and in late years appreciated the radio services. Mrs. Woodbury will be remembered as a woman of staunch integrity and positive ideals. She is survived by her sister, Miss Maria "Moriah Smart", and several nieces and nephews.
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Portsmouth Herald Monday 11 July 1938
Mrs. Malvina S. Woodbury, widow of the late Capt. Clifford Woodbury of this city, passed away Saturday afternoon. Mrs Woodbury was in her 80th year. She was born in Portsmouth and had spent nearly all of her life here. She was fond of the little details of her home life, and many fine pieces of hand work attest to her skill. For many years she has suffered the handicaps caused by an accident. She was interested in the Advent Christian Church and in late years appreciated the radio services. Mrs. Woodbury will be remembered as a woman of staunch integrity and positive ideals. She is survived by her sister, Miss Maria "Moriah Smart", and several nieces and nephews.
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