*{The daughters who did not marry {with the exception of the 11th child Anna} were said to have died of TB in early adulthood and buried in the family cemetery along with their parents. I do not know the cause of death for the two younger sons, but my Great grandfather, George R. WOOD, is the only male to carry on the WOOD family name from this family group.
It is assumed that Anna RICE WOOD died from complications in childbirth and perhaps the daughter Anna, also died shortly thereafter, but I have no documentation to prove exactly when she died as there are no grave stones in the cemetery.}
Anderson County News
Saturday, August 10, 1907
OBITUARY
Henry Wood, an aged citizen residing two miles east of Andersonville, died Friday August 2, 1907. Uncle Henry was born October 18, 1819, being 87 years, 10 months and 14 days old at his death. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Weaver at Oak Grove church, at which cemetery his body was laid to rest beside his wife and ten children who had passed him in the lane of life. He has only one son, George, left out of his large family to mourn his loss. He was an uncle of J.F. and R.F. Miller of Miller Bros. of Clinton.
It is assumed that Anna RICE WOOD died from complications in childbirth and perhaps the daughter Anna, also died shortly thereafter, but I have no documentation to prove exactly when she died as there are no grave stones in the cemetery.}
Anderson County News
Saturday, August 10, 1907
OBITUARY
Henry Wood, an aged citizen residing two miles east of Andersonville, died Friday August 2, 1907. Uncle Henry was born October 18, 1819, being 87 years, 10 months and 14 days old at his death. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Weaver at Oak Grove church, at which cemetery his body was laid to rest beside his wife and ten children who had passed him in the lane of life. He has only one son, George, left out of his large family to mourn his loss. He was an uncle of J.F. and R.F. Miller of Miller Bros. of Clinton.
*{The daughters who did not marry {with the exception of the 11th child Anna} were said to have died of TB in early adulthood and buried in the family cemetery along with their parents. I do not know the cause of death for the two younger sons, but my Great grandfather, George R. WOOD, is the only male to carry on the WOOD family name from this family group.
It is assumed that Anna RICE WOOD died from complications in childbirth and perhaps the daughter Anna, also died shortly thereafter, but I have no documentation to prove exactly when she died as there are no grave stones in the cemetery.}
Anderson County News
Saturday, August 10, 1907
OBITUARY
Henry Wood, an aged citizen residing two miles east of Andersonville, died Friday August 2, 1907. Uncle Henry was born October 18, 1819, being 87 years, 10 months and 14 days old at his death. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Weaver at Oak Grove church, at which cemetery his body was laid to rest beside his wife and ten children who had passed him in the lane of life. He has only one son, George, left out of his large family to mourn his loss. He was an uncle of J.F. and R.F. Miller of Miller Bros. of Clinton.
It is assumed that Anna RICE WOOD died from complications in childbirth and perhaps the daughter Anna, also died shortly thereafter, but I have no documentation to prove exactly when she died as there are no grave stones in the cemetery.}
Anderson County News
Saturday, August 10, 1907
OBITUARY
Henry Wood, an aged citizen residing two miles east of Andersonville, died Friday August 2, 1907. Uncle Henry was born October 18, 1819, being 87 years, 10 months and 14 days old at his death. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Weaver at Oak Grove church, at which cemetery his body was laid to rest beside his wife and ten children who had passed him in the lane of life. He has only one son, George, left out of his large family to mourn his loss. He was an uncle of J.F. and R.F. Miller of Miller Bros. of Clinton.
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