family name spelled "Woods" in some records. Gravestone is ingraved "Wood".
Benjamin married Martha Gilson on January 10, 1856 in East St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The couple made their home there, raising two daughters and a son. Benjamin was a farmer, and known as a successful trapper.
Benjamin mustered in as a Private in Company I, 3rd Vermont Regiment on September 30, 1862. He was discharged due to disability on March 16, 1863.
Death announcement The Evening Caledonian, January 20, 1920
Benjamin married Martha Gilson on January 10, 1856 in East St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The couple made their home there, raising two daughters and a son. Benjamin was a farmer, and known as a successful trapper.
Benjamin mustered in as a Private in Company I, 3rd Vermont Regiment on September 30, 1862. He was discharged due to disability on March 16, 1863.
Death announcement The Evening Caledonian, January 20, 1920
family name spelled "Woods" in some records. Gravestone is ingraved "Wood".
Benjamin married Martha Gilson on January 10, 1856 in East St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The couple made their home there, raising two daughters and a son. Benjamin was a farmer, and known as a successful trapper.
Benjamin mustered in as a Private in Company I, 3rd Vermont Regiment on September 30, 1862. He was discharged due to disability on March 16, 1863.
Death announcement The Evening Caledonian, January 20, 1920
Benjamin married Martha Gilson on January 10, 1856 in East St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The couple made their home there, raising two daughters and a son. Benjamin was a farmer, and known as a successful trapper.
Benjamin mustered in as a Private in Company I, 3rd Vermont Regiment on September 30, 1862. He was discharged due to disability on March 16, 1863.
Death announcement The Evening Caledonian, January 20, 1920
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