s/o Amaziah Woods & Olive Boynton
John owned and operated a mill in Unity Village that consisted of woodworking, machine, blacksmith and a long lumber mill. An inventor with three (3) registered U. S. patents, #615334, #925408 and #1,221, 644. He was noted for his honesty and ingenuity. He and his family were members of the Church of Christ (undenominational) in Unity, ME. An adult bible class teacher, he was very interested in prophecy. He took his family across the country to San Jose, California in an early 1920's Cadillac touring car. They remained there for a few years and returned to Unity, ME.
John owned and operated a mill in Unity Village that consisted of woodworking, machine, blacksmith and a long lumber mill. An inventor with three (3) registered U. S. patents, #615334, #925408 and #1,221, 644. He was noted for his honesty and ingenuity. He and his family were members of the Church of Christ (undenominational) in Unity, ME. An adult bible class teacher, he was very interested in prophecy. He took his family across the country to San Jose, California in an early 1920's Cadillac touring car. They remained there for a few years and returned to Unity, ME.
s/o Amaziah Woods & Olive Boynton
John owned and operated a mill in Unity Village that consisted of woodworking, machine, blacksmith and a long lumber mill. An inventor with three (3) registered U. S. patents, #615334, #925408 and #1,221, 644. He was noted for his honesty and ingenuity. He and his family were members of the Church of Christ (undenominational) in Unity, ME. An adult bible class teacher, he was very interested in prophecy. He took his family across the country to San Jose, California in an early 1920's Cadillac touring car. They remained there for a few years and returned to Unity, ME.
John owned and operated a mill in Unity Village that consisted of woodworking, machine, blacksmith and a long lumber mill. An inventor with three (3) registered U. S. patents, #615334, #925408 and #1,221, 644. He was noted for his honesty and ingenuity. He and his family were members of the Church of Christ (undenominational) in Unity, ME. An adult bible class teacher, he was very interested in prophecy. He took his family across the country to San Jose, California in an early 1920's Cadillac touring car. They remained there for a few years and returned to Unity, ME.
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