Not much is known about Susan. She was the wife of James Woodburn and mother of Elizabeth "Lizzy", John Wesley, Laura and Catherine. She is also mentioned in the Baron de Bastrop papers as James' wife.
In the 1950's, The Abram Morehouse Chapter, Louisiana Society, N.S.D.A.R. copied the cemetery she was buried in for their "Louisiana Tomsbstone Inscriptions" Series, Volume 2, Morehouse Parish. On page 30, the cemetery is transcribed as "Old Cemetery on the Gallion Between Oak Ridge and Mer Rouge." Susan's entry states: "Susan Woodburn, wife of James Woodburn, died May 1849, aged 50 years and 10 months and 2 days."
According to Find A Grave user Janice Rice, Susan's daughter Sarah Ann Woodburn Bell's death certificate states that her mother's maiden name was Daniels.
In the 1950's, The Abram Morehouse Chapter, Louisiana Society, N.S.D.A.R. copied the cemetery she was buried in for their "Louisiana Tomsbstone Inscriptions" Series, Volume 2, Morehouse Parish. On page 30, the cemetery is transcribed as "Old Cemetery on the Gallion Between Oak Ridge and Mer Rouge." Susan's entry states: "Susan Woodburn, wife of James Woodburn, died May 1849, aged 50 years and 10 months and 2 days."
According to Find A Grave user Janice Rice, Susan's daughter Sarah Ann Woodburn Bell's death certificate states that her mother's maiden name was Daniels.
Not much is known about Susan. She was the wife of James Woodburn and mother of Elizabeth "Lizzy", John Wesley, Laura and Catherine. She is also mentioned in the Baron de Bastrop papers as James' wife.
In the 1950's, The Abram Morehouse Chapter, Louisiana Society, N.S.D.A.R. copied the cemetery she was buried in for their "Louisiana Tomsbstone Inscriptions" Series, Volume 2, Morehouse Parish. On page 30, the cemetery is transcribed as "Old Cemetery on the Gallion Between Oak Ridge and Mer Rouge." Susan's entry states: "Susan Woodburn, wife of James Woodburn, died May 1849, aged 50 years and 10 months and 2 days."
According to Find A Grave user Janice Rice, Susan's daughter Sarah Ann Woodburn Bell's death certificate states that her mother's maiden name was Daniels.
In the 1950's, The Abram Morehouse Chapter, Louisiana Society, N.S.D.A.R. copied the cemetery she was buried in for their "Louisiana Tomsbstone Inscriptions" Series, Volume 2, Morehouse Parish. On page 30, the cemetery is transcribed as "Old Cemetery on the Gallion Between Oak Ridge and Mer Rouge." Susan's entry states: "Susan Woodburn, wife of James Woodburn, died May 1849, aged 50 years and 10 months and 2 days."
According to Find A Grave user Janice Rice, Susan's daughter Sarah Ann Woodburn Bell's death certificate states that her mother's maiden name was Daniels.
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