He was the son of Gilman Russell & Catherine (Jackman) Woodbury and the husband of Mary Etta Titus. They married in Woodstock on October 12, 1899
At various times in his life, he worked as a carpenter, a painter, and a plumber on the steam railroads. In his spare time Frank built furniture. Some of his pieces - a bureau, library table, writing desk, hope chest, box, - have been passed down to various family members. Frank and his family liked to camp and fish.
Contributor: Mary Hicks
At various times in his life, he worked as a carpenter, a painter, and a plumber on the steam railroads. In his spare time Frank built furniture. Some of his pieces - a bureau, library table, writing desk, hope chest, box, - have been passed down to various family members. Frank and his family liked to camp and fish.
Contributor: Mary Hicks
He was the son of Gilman Russell & Catherine (Jackman) Woodbury and the husband of Mary Etta Titus. They married in Woodstock on October 12, 1899
At various times in his life, he worked as a carpenter, a painter, and a plumber on the steam railroads. In his spare time Frank built furniture. Some of his pieces - a bureau, library table, writing desk, hope chest, box, - have been passed down to various family members. Frank and his family liked to camp and fish.
Contributor: Mary Hicks
At various times in his life, he worked as a carpenter, a painter, and a plumber on the steam railroads. In his spare time Frank built furniture. Some of his pieces - a bureau, library table, writing desk, hope chest, box, - have been passed down to various family members. Frank and his family liked to camp and fish.
Contributor: Mary Hicks
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"Frank H. Woodbury 1877-1934 and Mary E. Woodbury, 1881-1937".
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