Had an apple orchard, and would send a barrel of apples to daughter Cynthia's family in IL. yearly.
Was a stone mason and travelled with his young family from Ohio to Warren Co. IL., where he took part in the building of the original structure of Monmouth College. While there his first wife died, and "a second wife came into the family, and they had a son named Mark." When the building was completed he returned to Ohio.
Had an apple orchard, and would send a barrel of apples to daughter Cynthia's family in IL. yearly.
Was a stone mason and travelled with his young family from Ohio to Warren Co. IL., where he took part in the building of the original structure of Monmouth College. While there his first wife died, and "a second wife came into the family, and they had a son named Mark." When the building was completed he returned to Ohio.
Inscription
L.C. Woodworth
Father
(south face) L.C. Woodworth/Born/Aug. 17, 1810/Died/May 9, 1894/Emily C./His wife/Born June 17, 1816/Died March 28, 1900/(east face) Susan/Wife of L.C. Woodworth/Died/March 3, 1843/Aged 32 yrs/Woodworth/(north face) Our Sons/Homer James/Died Jan. 5, 1861/Aged 22 yrs/Cortes Pool/Died Dec. 27, 1867/Aged 23 yrs/Charles/Died May 23, 1851/Aged 1 month/Mark/Died Oct. 10, 1839/Aged 3 yrs
Gravesite Details
Cause of death: Accident by horse
Family Members
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Sabra Woodworth Childs
1790–1863
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Lucretia Catlin Woodworth Smith
1793–1875
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Dorcas Catlin Woodworth Mixer
1795–1853
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Emily Woodworth Bishop
1797–1823
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Rowland Woodworth
1798–1881
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James Woodworth
1800–1869
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Rev Justus Woodworth
1802–1841
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Harvey Woodworth
1804–1884
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Parmenas Newton Woodworth
1806–1878
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Mary Ann Woodworth Tucker
1808–1842
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Luther Porter Woodworth
1812–1882
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Tirzah Woodworth Wood
1815–1843
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