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William Martin “Mote” Woodall

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William Martin “Mote” Woodall

Birth
Mississippi, USA
Death
1 Sep 1954 (aged 60)
Mississippi, USA
Burial
Houston, Chickasaw County, Mississippi, USA Add to Map
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Married first to Leona Long of Lee County, Mississippi. They had two children. Samuel David Woodall and Billie Frances Woodall.
Married second to Jennie Leona McBrayer on 18 April 1926.

Son of David K.Woodall Jr. and Joseph Adeline "Addie" Ingram Woodall who are also buried in Wesley Chapel but tombstones have deteriorated.

Printed in the Houston Times Post dated September 9 1954 W M Woodall, 60, Laid to Rest Last rites for William Martin Woodall, 60, who died at his home here after a brief illness on Wednesday, September 1, were held Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from Wesley Chapel Church. The Rev. W F Rogers officiated at the services. Interment was in Wesley Chapel cemetery, with Houston Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Woodall, a painter, was born in Chickasaw County, September 10 1893, and had made Houston his home for many years. He was a Baptist. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jennie Leona Woodall; nine daughters, Mrs. Gregory Tuz, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. Arthur Cooper, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Elliott Brasfield, Robbins, Tenn.; Mrs. William O'Barr, Charlotte and Carroll Fay Woodall, Houston; Mrs. J D Higginbotham, Fort Hood, Texas; Mrs. John Blansett, Houston; Jeanette Woodall, San Antonio, Texas; four sons, Curtis Woodall, John Woodall, of Houston, James Gore Woodall, San Antonio, Texas, S D Woodall, Memphis. He also leaves one brother, Charles Woodall, of Hayti, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. Morris Stovall, of Eupora, Miss. Pallbearers were Messrs. Dewitt Ware, J May, Armstrong Farr, Thomas Evans Blansett, R W Blansett and James Neal.
Married first to Leona Long of Lee County, Mississippi. They had two children. Samuel David Woodall and Billie Frances Woodall.
Married second to Jennie Leona McBrayer on 18 April 1926.

Son of David K.Woodall Jr. and Joseph Adeline "Addie" Ingram Woodall who are also buried in Wesley Chapel but tombstones have deteriorated.

Printed in the Houston Times Post dated September 9 1954 W M Woodall, 60, Laid to Rest Last rites for William Martin Woodall, 60, who died at his home here after a brief illness on Wednesday, September 1, were held Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from Wesley Chapel Church. The Rev. W F Rogers officiated at the services. Interment was in Wesley Chapel cemetery, with Houston Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Woodall, a painter, was born in Chickasaw County, September 10 1893, and had made Houston his home for many years. He was a Baptist. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jennie Leona Woodall; nine daughters, Mrs. Gregory Tuz, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. Arthur Cooper, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Elliott Brasfield, Robbins, Tenn.; Mrs. William O'Barr, Charlotte and Carroll Fay Woodall, Houston; Mrs. J D Higginbotham, Fort Hood, Texas; Mrs. John Blansett, Houston; Jeanette Woodall, San Antonio, Texas; four sons, Curtis Woodall, John Woodall, of Houston, James Gore Woodall, San Antonio, Texas, S D Woodall, Memphis. He also leaves one brother, Charles Woodall, of Hayti, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. Morris Stovall, of Eupora, Miss. Pallbearers were Messrs. Dewitt Ware, J May, Armstrong Farr, Thomas Evans Blansett, R W Blansett and James Neal.

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