HOLLAND ("Fox") DAUGHTRY, one paper from the original estate records of ARIS WOODHAM Jr., father of CYNTHIA. Fox DAUGHTRY was the administrator of Aris Junior's estate after he died so that is why the paper was passed down in his family. It shows that CYNTHIA's first husband had died and she was remarried to R. A. A. WRIGHT by 1882 and that they were living in Escambia County, Florida in 1882.
The 1870 US Census of Wayne County, Mississippi shows CYNTHIA WOODHAM and her 1st husband HARDY MAUND with one child, ELIZABETH, born in 1867. They lived in Mississippi briefly where they went with some other kinfolk and neighbors to work in the timber industry. After the death of Hardy, she married R. A. A. WRIGHT and they moved to Escambia County, Florida.
The 1870 US Census of Wayne County, Mississippi shows CYNTHIA WOODHAM and her 1st husband HARDY MAUND with one child, ELIZABETH, born in 1867. They lived in Mississippi briefly where they went with some other kinfolk and neighbors to work in the timber industry. After the death of Hardy, she married R. A. A. WRIGHT and they moved to Escambia County, Florida.
HOLLAND ("Fox") DAUGHTRY, one paper from the original estate records of ARIS WOODHAM Jr., father of CYNTHIA. Fox DAUGHTRY was the administrator of Aris Junior's estate after he died so that is why the paper was passed down in his family. It shows that CYNTHIA's first husband had died and she was remarried to R. A. A. WRIGHT by 1882 and that they were living in Escambia County, Florida in 1882.
The 1870 US Census of Wayne County, Mississippi shows CYNTHIA WOODHAM and her 1st husband HARDY MAUND with one child, ELIZABETH, born in 1867. They lived in Mississippi briefly where they went with some other kinfolk and neighbors to work in the timber industry. After the death of Hardy, she married R. A. A. WRIGHT and they moved to Escambia County, Florida.
The 1870 US Census of Wayne County, Mississippi shows CYNTHIA WOODHAM and her 1st husband HARDY MAUND with one child, ELIZABETH, born in 1867. They lived in Mississippi briefly where they went with some other kinfolk and neighbors to work in the timber industry. After the death of Hardy, she married R. A. A. WRIGHT and they moved to Escambia County, Florida.
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