In 1850, Morey Woodward is listed as living in Johnstown, Rock County, Wisconsin with his wife, Mary, and their children: Emily aged 18, Elethea aged 16, Lydia aged 14, Annie aged 10, Edward aged 7, Harriet aged 3 and Isabella aged 0. Emily, Elethea & Lydia were all born in Vermont. The younger children were all born in Wisconsin. I'm guessing, but "Annie" is probably Amine.
In the 1880 census, "Moray Woodworth" (Morey Woodward) is listed as living in Lincoln, Mitchell County, Iowa. He is a farmer, at 72 years old. His wife, Mary aged 69 and their daughter, Isabell and granddaughter, Clara are living with Morey.
In the 1900 census. Mary Woodward (89 years old) is living in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota in the household of Charles D. & Isabelle Holcomb. She dies on September 16, 1903 in Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota and is brought to Riverside in Aberdeen to be buried with Morey. Her cause of death is paralysis (probably a stroke.) She does not have a grave marker.
Information courtesy of FAG member Kathie Allstot (#47000079)
In the 1880 census, "Moray Woodworth" (Morey Woodward) is listed as living in Lincoln, Mitchell County, Iowa. He is a farmer, at 72 years old. His wife, Mary aged 69 and their daughter, Isabell and granddaughter, Clara are living with Morey.
In the 1900 census. Mary Woodward (89 years old) is living in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota in the household of Charles D. & Isabelle Holcomb. She dies on September 16, 1903 in Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota and is brought to Riverside in Aberdeen to be buried with Morey. Her cause of death is paralysis (probably a stroke.) She does not have a grave marker.
Information courtesy of FAG member Kathie Allstot (#47000079)
In 1850, Morey Woodward is listed as living in Johnstown, Rock County, Wisconsin with his wife, Mary, and their children: Emily aged 18, Elethea aged 16, Lydia aged 14, Annie aged 10, Edward aged 7, Harriet aged 3 and Isabella aged 0. Emily, Elethea & Lydia were all born in Vermont. The younger children were all born in Wisconsin. I'm guessing, but "Annie" is probably Amine.
In the 1880 census, "Moray Woodworth" (Morey Woodward) is listed as living in Lincoln, Mitchell County, Iowa. He is a farmer, at 72 years old. His wife, Mary aged 69 and their daughter, Isabell and granddaughter, Clara are living with Morey.
In the 1900 census. Mary Woodward (89 years old) is living in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota in the household of Charles D. & Isabelle Holcomb. She dies on September 16, 1903 in Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota and is brought to Riverside in Aberdeen to be buried with Morey. Her cause of death is paralysis (probably a stroke.) She does not have a grave marker.
Information courtesy of FAG member Kathie Allstot (#47000079)
In the 1880 census, "Moray Woodworth" (Morey Woodward) is listed as living in Lincoln, Mitchell County, Iowa. He is a farmer, at 72 years old. His wife, Mary aged 69 and their daughter, Isabell and granddaughter, Clara are living with Morey.
In the 1900 census. Mary Woodward (89 years old) is living in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota in the household of Charles D. & Isabelle Holcomb. She dies on September 16, 1903 in Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota and is brought to Riverside in Aberdeen to be buried with Morey. Her cause of death is paralysis (probably a stroke.) She does not have a grave marker.
Information courtesy of FAG member Kathie Allstot (#47000079)
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