Active in Democratic Party politics; member of Suffolk County and New York State Democratic Committees; Suffolk County Coroner; member New York State Medical Society. Member of Huntington School Board. Deacon of Second Presbyterian Church.
Passed away on March 8, 1893 at Washington, D. C., where he attended President Grover Cleveland’s inauguration.
Dr. Woodend was an active Freemason in Huntington, NY. Part of the first group of Masons raised in Jephtha Lodge No. 494 F. & A.M. in 1860, Woodend was elected Worshipful Master of the lodge in 1874
Passed away on March 8, 1893 at Washington, D. C., where he attended President Grover Cleveland’s inauguration.
Dr. Woodend was an active Freemason in Huntington, NY. Part of the first group of Masons raised in Jephtha Lodge No. 494 F. & A.M. in 1860, Woodend was elected Worshipful Master of the lodge in 1874
Active in Democratic Party politics; member of Suffolk County and New York State Democratic Committees; Suffolk County Coroner; member New York State Medical Society. Member of Huntington School Board. Deacon of Second Presbyterian Church.
Passed away on March 8, 1893 at Washington, D. C., where he attended President Grover Cleveland’s inauguration.
Dr. Woodend was an active Freemason in Huntington, NY. Part of the first group of Masons raised in Jephtha Lodge No. 494 F. & A.M. in 1860, Woodend was elected Worshipful Master of the lodge in 1874
Passed away on March 8, 1893 at Washington, D. C., where he attended President Grover Cleveland’s inauguration.
Dr. Woodend was an active Freemason in Huntington, NY. Part of the first group of Masons raised in Jephtha Lodge No. 494 F. & A.M. in 1860, Woodend was elected Worshipful Master of the lodge in 1874
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