• [S4] Unknown volume, Birth Certificate of Clifford Ray Wood, March 6, 1910, Sioux City, Woosdbury County, Iowa, (Sept 15, 1942), Certified copy in original envelope. Issued for entrance into military in World War 2, Walter Dowling Wood, Apopka, Orange, Florida, USA. Hereinafter cited as Birth Cert. Wood, Clifford Ray.
  • [S5] Dave & Pat McCord, compiler, "Gedcom file recieved from Dave & Pat McCord, 1997."; Ancestral File (1997), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "GEDCOM, MCCORD, Dave & Pat."
  • [S10] Unknown compiler, US Census, 1910, Sioux City Townshop, Woodbury County, Iowa. (n.p.: US Bureau of the Census, April, 1910).
  • [S12] Unknown volume, Marriage License of Walter George WOOD and Mabel Maud McCord dated Jan 24, 1909. Sioux City, Iowa., (January 24, 1909), Two documents exist. one is a "Marriage Certificate" signed by J. K. Ballou, Minister. The other starts out "This is to Certify . . ." and is also signed by the minister but is also witnessed by Carl E. Wood and Angela Davis.

    Cover of Marriage Certificate a "Family Record written in by hand as follows:

    Walter G. Wood born Sept 20, 1874 in Windsor Ill.

    Mabel M. McCord born Nov. 8, 1885, Exira Iowa

    Maried Jan 24, 1909 in Sioux City Iowa

    Children

    Clifford Ray Wood born March 6, 1910 in Sioux City Iowa

    Marriage

    Clifford Ray Wood to Olive E. Brown Nov 8, 1930, Fellsmere Florida., Walter Dowling Wood, Apopka, Orange, Florida, USA. Hereinafter cited as Marr. Lic, WOOD Walter & Mabel.
  • [S15] WOOD, Family Bible "Presented to G.A. and L.A. Wood by E.E. and C.E. Turner, May 1, 1872, Price $8.75." (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date); David Lawrence Wood, unknown location. Hereinafter cited as Fam Bible Geo & Lucy Wood.
  • [S16] Interview with Richard G. Wood (unknown informant address), by Walter Wood, July 26, 1997. Unknown repository (unknown repository address).
  • [S21] Marriage License, Clifford R. Wood and Olive E. Brown, November 9, 1930, Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida., unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Marr. Lic. WOOD, Cliff & Olive.
  • [S22] Divorce Decree, Clifford Wood and Olive Brown, October 14, 1935, Miami, Dade Co. Florida, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Hereinafter cited as Divorce, WOOD Clifford.
  • [S230] Charles N. Sinnett, Our Thompson Family in Maine, New Hampshire and the West (n.p.: n.pub., 1906). Hereinafter cited as Thompson Family in Maine.
  • [S423] Letter from Frank Charles Wood (unknown author address) to Jack Carl Wood, 5 June 1976; unknown repository (unknown repository address).
  • [S428] Jack Carl Wood, compiler, "Family Grp Sheet - Jack Carl Wood"; Ancestral File (20 Feb 2000), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Family Grp Sheet - Jack Carl Wood."
  • [S436] Unknown compiler, compiler, "Funeral Home Memorial Book for Clifford Ray Wood"; Ancestral File (1967), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Funeral Home Book C R Wood."
  • [S459] Walter G WOOD, 14 Apr 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Roll: 321; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 13; Image: 719.0; FHL microfilm: 2340056.
  • [S464] Clare McVickar Ward, compiler, "Ancestry and Descendants of David Wood Sr of Clermont Co Ohio"; Ancestral File (cir 2000), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Jack Wood Report by Clare Ward."
  • [S465] Unknown compiler, compiler, "Familysearch.org Edwin A Locke"; Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Familysearch.org Edwin A Locke."
  • [S473] Unknown compiler, Census, 1900, MA. Suffolk, Chelsea. Ward 4 (n.p.: n.pub., 6 Jun 1900). Hereinafter cited as Census, 1900, MA. Suffolk, Chelsea.
  • [S474] Unknown compiler, 1900, Census, NH, Grafton, Enfield Twsp (n.p.: n.pub., 14 Jun 1900). Hereinafter cited as 1900, Census, NH, Grafton, Enfield Twsp.
  • [S477] Jerry Harrison, compiler, "Jerry Harrison Family Group Sheets April 2005"; Ancestral File (Apr 2005), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Jerry Harrison Research."
  • [S478] Letter from Mary Killoran (Avon Lake Ohio) to Walter Wood, 20 Apr 2005; unknown repository (unknown repository address). Marjorie Killoran is grandaughter of Helen Ouida Locke West

    Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:27 PM
    To: wwood@
    Subject: Re: Locke Family

    Hi Walter,

    I'm glad you did find me. I talked to my sister tonight (Mahala Anne
    Killoran) and she was excited too.
    I've only been dabbling in genealogy so I don't have alot to report.
    Fortunately Jerry did the Lockes
    so that's a good part of it.

    I can't do all the fancy layout with generations listed, but from a more "family tradition" perspective here is what I know.

    Edwin Adelbert Locke was my great grand father (and Leslie's). He had kind of a tragic life. We were fortunate to have his daughters in our household when we were children so we learned alot of family folklore.
    E. A. Locke (aka "Sweetie") was an author, playright, musician and composer. (Anything I relate here came from the Aunts, as best I remember it. The cold facts are listed in Jerry's paperwork, at least most of them.)

    Sweetie had a brother Charlie and they lived in Cataraugus county New York with their mother, Mahala Fish, and their father. Their dad was a traveling circuit magistrate. I don't know if he had a law degree or if this was an elected position. Sweetie would go with him on the road sometimes and he came to know "the other woman", whose name I don't remember - His father had a "mistress" who put them up when they went in her area. Mahala had pretty much turned to her life as a "seer" and had developed a pretty good following as the facilitator in seances. Sweetie's father died so Sweetie and his brother lived with their mother. At some point she moved to Cleveland and left Charlie in the care of relatives. Sweetie came with her and got a job as a cabin boy on boats that lugged iron ore in Lake Erie. He was a survivor of the shipwreck of the Cataract. Then he went off in the Union Army at age 16. He was too young to enlist but he was 6' 4" and strong so they took him (he lied about his age to sign the papers). He was in the 64th Ohio (I think that's what it was called.). They headed south in the war and guarded bridges. Then he was assigned to escort a young guy with small pox home from the war. They got back to Ohio and it turned out the guy only had chicken pox. Sweetie returned to his group down south but the war ended right after that. When he came back to Cleveland, his mother had sold all of their stuff and moved to Boston (better seance clientele).

    He returned to upstate New York and married. He supported his family as a piano tuner and gave lessons. He had perfect pitch and could play instruments by ear. He had a son and a daughter. Then the daughter caught the flu (or some other epidemic disease) and died. His wife cared for her, caught it and died too. Sweetie and his son "Allie" moved to Boston to be near his mother. He remarried - our great grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Kennedy, and had six kids. His first child by Mary was not listed by Jerry Harrison. He was Frankie.
    He died when he was three and Aunt Evelyn was two. They were on vacation at Block Island and Frankie got a fever and died in the night. The doctor tried to save him but he couldn't. As a modern parent I can't imagine how that must have been. Aunt Evelyn said her mother ran into town wearing only her nightdress and rousted the doctor from his sleep, but Frankie could not be saved. That was about 1879 so wearing a night dress into town must have been a big deal then.

    Anyway, the second marriage produced Frankie, Evelyn, Russ, Marion, Ed and Helen. Leslie' s grandfather was Uncle Ed and my grandmother was Helen. Frankie died, Uncle Russ married but had no children, Aunts Evelyn and Marion never married. So Uncle Ed and my grandmother produced the next generation.

    E. A. Locke III, aka Ted Locke, was Ed's son. His mother was Alice Heppelthwaite (sp?). Uncle Ed was a wonderful artist and was employed by the Boston Globe, doing the sketches of the weekly ads in the paper (before they photographed them). He had a great sense of humor (this is all coming from the Aunts) and was quiet but very well liked. (When Maxwell House came out with the slogan "good to the last drop", he sent them a cable and asked them what was wrong with the last drop.) Aunt Alice suffered from depression, which was not taken seriously in those days. She eventually committed suicide.

    Aunt Evelyn was always worried that Ted might have it too and it caused her great stress not to hear from him. She was worried that he would take the same path.

    Ted was a great cartoonist and we used to have alot of his letters and sketches from World War II and other times.

    Margo brought her kids to visit Aunt Evelyn once and she really wanted all that stuff for her kids so it was packed up and sent to her. When she wrote to say that she and Ted were divorcing Aunt Evelyn was very upset. She had hoped that the materials would be saved for Ted's kids. (I hope that they got them).

    My mother and my Uncle Tom were the children of Helen Ouida Locke. For some reason, Sweetie liked the name Ouida. He named our cottage at Crystal Lake in Enfield NH, "Ouida Villa" and he wanted Helen to have Ouida in her name. Helen was born and the cottage was built in 1888.
    My Uncle Tom is Thomas Edwin West. He is still living in Plymouth Mass, near his daughter Merrie. His wife, my aunt Cecile, died last summer and we all gathered for the funeral. I hadn't seen some of them for years so it was great, in a way. My mother was Dorothy Marion West. She died in Dec. 2002.

    In 1972 Ted wrote to my mother and asked her to come get him in Georgia and bring him back to Mass. I was a senior in High School and offered to drive down to Columbus and get him. (As a 17 year old this seemed like a terrific road trip and excuse to skip school.) My parents absolutely refused. They were both working and couldn't go. They offered to help pay for a flight, but Ted didn't respond. After that, we never heard from him again.. Over the years my mother really regretted not arranging for him to come north and she wondered what was going on. Aunt Evelyn died in 1979. She was so fond of Ted and had always hoped that they could get together again. (I certainly hope they are all together now).

    Anyway, please pass this on to Kenneth and Leslie and give them my contact info. I'd love to hear from them.

    Mary Killoran.
  • [S532] Clifford R Wood, Apr 1940 Federal Census, unknown repository address, ED130A p.8B, unknown repository.
  • [S534] Kenneth A WOOD, 2 Apr 1940 Federal Census, unknown repository address unknown repository.
  • [S555] Marriage Record, Wood, Carl E & Allen, Addie 1900, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Marriage Record, Wood, Carl E & Allen, Addie 1900.
  • [S676] Walter George Wood & Mabel M McCord marriage, 24 Jan 1909, Walter Dowling Wood, Apopka, Orange, Florida, USA. Unknown manuscript info.
  • [S707] Hester MCCORD, 1 June 1900 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Roll: 416; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 0026; FHL microfilm: 1240416.
  • [S708] Walter G Wood, 18 Apr 1910 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Roll: T624_429; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0186; ; FHL microfilm: 1374442.
  • [S709] Walter G WOOD, 1920 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Roll: T625_226; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 175; Image: 550.
  • [S715] George WOOD(s), 11 Jun 1880 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Franklin, Clermont, Ohio; Roll: 1000; Family History Film: 1255000; Page: 60B; Enumeration District: 040; Image: 0123.
  • [S732] Ed.D. Mary Lou Cook, "Family Group Sheet -Collectornuts.com HILL , Fredrick", 2 Aug 2011 (http://collectornuts.com). Unknown comments. Hereinafter cited as "Family Group Sheet -Collectornuts.com HILL."
  • [S810] Carl Erwin WOOD, Jan 1920 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Year: 1920; Census Place: Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York; Roll: T625_1096; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 1; Image: 7.
  • [S811] Carl Erwin WOOD, 25 Apr 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Year: 1930; Census Place: Cortlandville, Cortland, New York; Roll: 1418; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 0017; Image: 693.0; FHL microfilm: 2341153.
  • [S812] Carl Erwin WOOD, 1 Jun 1925 NY State Census, Cincinnatus, Cortland Co., NY, New York State Archives; Albany, New York; State Population Census Schedules, 1925; Election District: 01; Assembly District: 01; City: Cincinnatus; County: Cortland; Page: 1, unknown repository unknown repository address.
  • [S813] Carl Erwin WOOD, 16 apr 1910 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Year: 1910; Census Place: Sioux Ward 5, Woodbury, Iowa; Roll: T624_430; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0200; FHL microfilm: 1374443.
  • [S814] Carl Erwin WOOD, Draft Card, WW1, WOOD, Carl Erwin 1919, Draft Card, WW1, WOOD, Carl Erwin 1919 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line].). Hereinafter cited as Draft Card, WW1, WOOD, Carl Erwin 1919.
  • [S815] Unknown family info, Birth Certificate - WOOD, Carl Erwin 4 Dec 1876 (Salt Lake City, Utah: "Ohio Births and Christenings, 1821-1962." Index. FamilySearch, , 2009, 2011, unknown publish date); unknown present owner, unknown location. Hereinafter cited as Birth Certificate - WOOD, Carl Erwin 1876.
  • [S816] Carl WOOD, Ohio Death Registration Certificate: 23541 (1959), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Death Certificate - WOOD, Carl Erwin 1959.
  • [S855] Hester MCCORD, 1895 State Census, Greeley, Audubon, Iowa, unknown record info, unknown repository unknown repository address.
  • [S876] WOOD, 1915 Iowa State Census, Iowa, unknown record info, unknown repository unknown repository address.
  • [S879] Dean E WOOD, 5 apr 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1930; Census Place: Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York; Roll: 1418; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0001;, unknown repository Image: 193.0; FHL microfilm: 2341153.
  • [S880] WOOD Dean E, 4 April 1940 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1940; Census Place: Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York; Roll: T627_2520; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 12-1, unknown repository.
  • [S890] Mrs R (widow) BROWN, 21 May 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1930; Census Place: Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida; Roll: 328; Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 0026; Image: 106.0, unknown repository FHL microfilm: 2340063.
  • [S932] Joseph JACOB, 12 Jul 1870 Federal Census, unknown repository address, unknown repository Ohio; Roll: M593_1217; Page: 564B; Image: 311199; Family History Library Film: 552716.
  • [S938] Marriage - WOOD, Walter G & MCCORD, Mable M 1909 Sioux City IA, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Marriage - WOOD, Walter G & MCCORD, Mable M.
  • [S961] Frank Joseph JACOBS, 4 June 1900 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Year: 1900; Census Place: Cincinnati Ward 11, Hamilton, Ohio; Roll: 1275; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 0084, unknown repository FHL microfilm: 1241275.
  • [S962] Frank & BENNETT, Claude Jr JACOBS, 4 Apr 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Year: 1930; Census Place: Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio; Roll: 1809; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0107; Image: 442.0;, unknown repository FHL microfilm: 2341543 p 11 of 12.
  • [S967] Marriage Record - WOOD, Carl & MANNING, Venus 1946, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Marriage Record - WOOD, Carl & MANNING, Venus 1946.
  • [S984] Clifford Ray WOOD, Draft registration cards compiled from multiple registrations beginning in 1940, for men 18 to 45 years old. for WOOD, Clifford R 16 Oct 1940 in Washington DC, 44004_09_00026 (Washington DC: NARA Draft Registration Cards for District of Columbia, 10/16/1940 - 03/31/1947). Hereinafter cited as Draft Registration WOOD, Clifford R 1940.
  • [S1139] Family Search, compiler, "Iowa Births and Christenings, 1830–1950." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2010. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled records. (n.p.: Family Search). Hereinafter cited as Iowa Births and Christenings, 1830–1950.
  • [S1206] New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as NY Marriages.
  • [S1207] Unknown name of person, unknown record type unknown number, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Florida, U.S., Death Index, 1877-1998.
  • [S1218] William A FOWLER, 11 May 1910 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Year: 1910; Census Place: Clark, Dixon, Nebraska; Roll: T624_842; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1374855 unknown repository.