Aged 63 years. (NOTE: Birth year has been calculated.)
From Find A Grave contributor Jeanne S: A Wood family history entitled, "Nehemiah Wood of Shenandoah County, Virginia...With Forebear, Descendants and Allied Families" by Leo and Hazel Lawler (1980) tells the story of the two markers. "...A field stone marking his grave is well preserved. Through the efforts of Leo G. Lawler and contributions from other descendants of John, a new stone was placed on his grave Sept. 12, 1974. The original stone was left intact."
Spousal link provided thanks to contributor #47194928, William Watson.
Parental links provided thanks to contributor #48974810, Sue Burner.
From Find A Grave contributor Jeanne S: A Wood family history entitled, "Nehemiah Wood of Shenandoah County, Virginia...With Forebear, Descendants and Allied Families" by Leo and Hazel Lawler (1980) tells the story of the two markers. "...A field stone marking his grave is well preserved. Through the efforts of Leo G. Lawler and contributions from other descendants of John, a new stone was placed on his grave Sept. 12, 1974. The original stone was left intact."
Spousal link provided thanks to contributor #47194928, William Watson.
Parental links provided thanks to contributor #48974810, Sue Burner.
Aged 63 years. (NOTE: Birth year has been calculated.)
From Find A Grave contributor Jeanne S: A Wood family history entitled, "Nehemiah Wood of Shenandoah County, Virginia...With Forebear, Descendants and Allied Families" by Leo and Hazel Lawler (1980) tells the story of the two markers. "...A field stone marking his grave is well preserved. Through the efforts of Leo G. Lawler and contributions from other descendants of John, a new stone was placed on his grave Sept. 12, 1974. The original stone was left intact."
Spousal link provided thanks to contributor #47194928, William Watson.
Parental links provided thanks to contributor #48974810, Sue Burner.
From Find A Grave contributor Jeanne S: A Wood family history entitled, "Nehemiah Wood of Shenandoah County, Virginia...With Forebear, Descendants and Allied Families" by Leo and Hazel Lawler (1980) tells the story of the two markers. "...A field stone marking his grave is well preserved. Through the efforts of Leo G. Lawler and contributions from other descendants of John, a new stone was placed on his grave Sept. 12, 1974. The original stone was left intact."
Spousal link provided thanks to contributor #47194928, William Watson.
Parental links provided thanks to contributor #48974810, Sue Burner.
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