Joseph was a son of Lydia (Baker) and Benjamin Wood.
As a young man he was a teacher of Greek and Latin. In 1850 he was a prosperous merchant in Cadiz, OH. By 1856 he and his family are found in Iowa City, IA. Joseph became an elder of the Presbyterian Church and assisted in organizing churches in other smaller towns in Iowa.
As a young man he was a teacher of Greek and Latin. In 1850 he was a prosperous merchant in Cadiz, OH. By 1856 he and his family are found in Iowa City, IA. Joseph became an elder of the Presbyterian Church and assisted in organizing churches in other smaller towns in Iowa.
Joseph was a son of Lydia (Baker) and Benjamin Wood.
As a young man he was a teacher of Greek and Latin. In 1850 he was a prosperous merchant in Cadiz, OH. By 1856 he and his family are found in Iowa City, IA. Joseph became an elder of the Presbyterian Church and assisted in organizing churches in other smaller towns in Iowa.
As a young man he was a teacher of Greek and Latin. In 1850 he was a prosperous merchant in Cadiz, OH. By 1856 he and his family are found in Iowa City, IA. Joseph became an elder of the Presbyterian Church and assisted in organizing churches in other smaller towns in Iowa.
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