Son of George Washington Woods and Eliza Adeline "Lizzie" (Brendle) Woods.
He was never married.
Jim would die at Swain County Hospital as the result of carlinomatosis.
He was 53-years of age.
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NOTE: Carcinomatosis is a medical condition in which multiple carcinomas will develop from a primary source, often simultaneously. They are forms of metastasis and whether they spread in a general manner or in a defined pattern, they will still be a form of disseminated cancer.
He was never married.
Jim would die at Swain County Hospital as the result of carlinomatosis.
He was 53-years of age.
************************
NOTE: Carcinomatosis is a medical condition in which multiple carcinomas will develop from a primary source, often simultaneously. They are forms of metastasis and whether they spread in a general manner or in a defined pattern, they will still be a form of disseminated cancer.
Son of George Washington Woods and Eliza Adeline "Lizzie" (Brendle) Woods.
He was never married.
Jim would die at Swain County Hospital as the result of carlinomatosis.
He was 53-years of age.
************************
NOTE: Carcinomatosis is a medical condition in which multiple carcinomas will develop from a primary source, often simultaneously. They are forms of metastasis and whether they spread in a general manner or in a defined pattern, they will still be a form of disseminated cancer.
He was never married.
Jim would die at Swain County Hospital as the result of carlinomatosis.
He was 53-years of age.
************************
NOTE: Carcinomatosis is a medical condition in which multiple carcinomas will develop from a primary source, often simultaneously. They are forms of metastasis and whether they spread in a general manner or in a defined pattern, they will still be a form of disseminated cancer.
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