Note taken from her mother's obituary that appeared in The Bowling Green Time newspaper January 26, 1888;
Mrs. Letha Wood, took the prize, a silver cup, at the old settler's reunion at Bowling Green in 1883, for being the first child born in Pike County.
Information obtained from Kevin Daniel, a 4th great grandchild of Relief Wood.
-Relief "Letha" McConnell married Spencer Wood. They had a daughter in about 1829 named Marinda. Marinda later married Gilbert Shoemaker. Gilbert was first married to Gennette Brandon.
Mrs. Letha Wood, took the prize, a silver cup, at the old settler's reunion at Bowling Green in 1883, for being the first child born in Pike County.
Information obtained from Kevin Daniel, a 4th great grandchild of Relief Wood.
-Relief "Letha" McConnell married Spencer Wood. They had a daughter in about 1829 named Marinda. Marinda later married Gilbert Shoemaker. Gilbert was first married to Gennette Brandon.
Note taken from her mother's obituary that appeared in The Bowling Green Time newspaper January 26, 1888;
Mrs. Letha Wood, took the prize, a silver cup, at the old settler's reunion at Bowling Green in 1883, for being the first child born in Pike County.
Information obtained from Kevin Daniel, a 4th great grandchild of Relief Wood.
-Relief "Letha" McConnell married Spencer Wood. They had a daughter in about 1829 named Marinda. Marinda later married Gilbert Shoemaker. Gilbert was first married to Gennette Brandon.
Mrs. Letha Wood, took the prize, a silver cup, at the old settler's reunion at Bowling Green in 1883, for being the first child born in Pike County.
Information obtained from Kevin Daniel, a 4th great grandchild of Relief Wood.
-Relief "Letha" McConnell married Spencer Wood. They had a daughter in about 1829 named Marinda. Marinda later married Gilbert Shoemaker. Gilbert was first married to Gennette Brandon.
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