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     Thomas Lamar II was born circa 1670 at Maryland, USA.¹ He married Martha Blanford, daughter of unknown Blanford, in 1699 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA.² Thomas Lamar II died before 31 January 1748 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA, as his will was probated on this date.
     He was a witness Thomas Lamar's wife appears to have died and he married Ann Pottinger. He was the father of two sons, presumably the eldest, Thomas, Jr., being the son of the first wife and the youngest, John, being the son of the second wife. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.¹ It would appear that the elder son, Thomas Lamar II, commenced the operation of a portion of his father's plantation at an early age and that he prospered. In 1709, his wife [Martha Blanford] inherited certain property under the will of her sister, Eliza Blanford. . . and as we have noted, he inherited one-half of his father's land under the will of Thomas Lamar, Sr., referred to above. A large number of land transactions appear upon the records of Prince George County by which it is known that be acquired about three thousand acres of land, situated largely upon Rock Creek and Muddy Creek, near the present city of Rockville, in Montgomery County, Maryland.

He seems to have been the owner of several extensive tracts of land, names of some of which were "Joseph and James," "Conclusion," "Two Brothers," "The Pines," and "Hunting Hill."² Thomas Lamar II left a will on 31 January 1748 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA. His will, dated May 11th, 1747, and probated January 31st, 1748, appoints his wife Martha his executrix, and divides his extensive holdings between his sons Robert, Thomas III, Samuel, John, James and Alexander; and the husband of his daughter Mary and of a second daughter whose given name does not appear. Mary Lamar married Clementius Davis, the second daughter married William Williams, while Elizabeth, a third daughter not mentioned in the will of her father, married Joseph Wilson. Owing to the fact that no bequest was made to the widow or the dnughter Elizabeth, the record of the probate reveals that the "widow refuses to stand to the will and has recourse to l1er thirds."³

     Martha Blanford was born in 1682 at Prince Georges, Georgia, USA. She married Thomas Lamar II, son of Thomas Lamar and Mary unknown, in 1699 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA.¹ Martha Blanford died in 1755 at Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, USA.
     It has been stated that Thomas Lamar II's wife was a sister of the Rev. John Urquhart, Rector of All Faith Parish in St. Mary's County, but the marriage record and the record of the will of her sister, Eliza Blanford, show tltis belief to be incorrect and her surname to have been Blanford or Beven.^1,2 Richard Beven's sisters Martha's and Eliza's surnames was Blanford. From History of the Lamar Family: "In 1709, his wife [Martha Blanford Lamar] inherited certain property under the will of her sister, Eliza Blanford, who also bequeathed certain property to a brother, Richard Beven..."¹ As of 1699,her married name was Lamar.¹ It would appear that the elder son, Thomas Lamar II, commenced the operation of a portion of his father's plantation at an early age and that he prospered. In 1709, his wife [Martha Blanford] inherited certain property under the will of her sister, Eliza Blanford. . . and as we have noted, he inherited one-half of his father's land under the will of Thomas Lamar, Sr., referred to above. A large number of land transactions appear upon the records of Prince George County by which it is known that be acquired about three thousand acres of land, situated largely upon Rock Creek and Muddy Creek, near the present city of Rockville, in Montgomery County, Maryland.

He seems to have been the owner of several extensive tracts of land, names of some of which were "Joseph and James," "Conclusion," "Two Brothers," "The Pines," and "Hunting Hill."¹

     Thomas Lamar was born between 1635 and 1640 at Anjou, France. He married Mary unknown between 14 September 1663 and 24 November 1665 at Maryland, USA. Thomas Lamar married Ann Pottenger circa 1690. Thomas Lamar died on 29 May 1714 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA.
     The records undoubtedly show, that two brothers, Thomas and Peter Lamar, did arrive in Maryland about 1663, after a residence of unknown duration in Virginia. Many writers upon the subject cautiously advance the theory that a Dr. John Lemaire, who arrived in Maryland some ten years later was also a brother, but as later stated herein, the writer [see source] does not concur in this belief, which it is thought is fostered and nurtured largely by the tradition of the arrival of three brothers.¹ As of 14 September 1663, Thomas Lamar was also known as Thomas Lemore.² He and Peter Lamar immigrated on 14 September 1663 to Maryland, USA.² Thomas Lamar and Mary unknown filed a demand for land on 24 November 1665 at Maryland, USA, that read "November the twenty fourth one thousand six hundred sixty five, Thomas Lamar demand land for the transportation of himself and Mary his wife her freedom Rights Sworne before me. Tho. Loumar." From 1663 to 1666 other foreigners had received naturalization papers from Lord Baltimore similar to the one mentioned above; but it would seem that some question was raised in the colony as to the power of Lord Baltimore to grant to foreigners valid rights to hold lands, without the approval of the council; and in 1666 the minutes of the council show a petition of Thomas and Peter Lamare, amongst others, wherein is cited the circular issued by Lord Baltimore in 1649 inviting immigrants to come, and by which they were induced to come, and the fact is stated that they were unable to hold title to their lands, and the Council was prayed to approve their naturalization papers – which was done. in 1666 at Maryland, USA.³ Thomas Lamar's wife appears to have died and he married Ann Pottinger. He was the father of two sons, presumably the eldest, Thomas, Jr., being the son of the first wife and the youngest, John, being the son of the second wife. at Maryland, USA.⁴ Thomas Lamar Thomas Lamar was evidently married twice (1) to Mary, who came with him into Maryland, but whether from France or from Virginia, nothing to show; and (2) to Anne, who was Anne Pottinger – “a descendant of Sir Thomas or Sir William Pottinger,” this being evidenced by various things appearing in the old country records. His children were (1) Thomas and (2) John. at Maryland, USA.³ He left a will on 4 October 1712 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA.⁵

     Mary unknown married Thomas Lamar, son of unknown Le Maire, between 14 September 1663 and 24 November 1665 at Maryland, USA.
     Mary unknown was also known as Mary Pottenger as far as I am aware, the surname of Thomas Lamar's first wife Mary has not been established but some sources say it was Pottenger. As of between 14 September 1663 and 24 November 1665,her married name was Mary Lamar. She and Thomas Lamar filed a demand for land on 24 November 1665 at Maryland, USA, that read "November the twenty fourth one thousand six hundred sixty five, Thomas Lamar demand land for the transportation of himself and Mary his wife her freedom Rights Sworne before me. Tho. Loumar." Mary unknown was a witness Thomas Lamar's wife appears to have died and he married Ann Pottinger. He was the father of two sons, presumably the eldest, Thomas, Jr., being the son of the first wife and the youngest, John, being the son of the second wife. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.¹ Mary unknown was a witness Thomas Lamar was evidently married twice (1) to Mary, who came with him into Maryland, but whether from France or from Virginia, nothing to show; and (2) to Anne, who was Anne Pottinger – “a descendant of Sir Thomas or Sir William Pottinger,” this being evidenced by various things appearing in the old country records. His children were (1) Thomas and (2) John. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.²

     Ann Pottenger was born in 1645. She married Thomas Lamar, son of unknown Le Maire, circa 1690.
     Ann Pottenger was a witness Thomas Lamar's wife appears to have died and he married Ann Pottinger. He was the father of two sons, presumably the eldest, Thomas, Jr., being the son of the first wife and the youngest, John, being the son of the second wife. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.¹ As of circa 1690,her married name was Lamar. Ann Pottenger was a witness Thomas Lamar was evidently married twice (1) to Mary, who came with him into Maryland, but whether from France or from Virginia, nothing to show; and (2) to Anne, who was Anne Pottinger – “a descendant of Sir Thomas or Sir William Pottinger,” this being evidenced by various things appearing in the old country records. His children were (1) Thomas and (2) John. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.²

     John Lamar was born circa 1690.¹ He married Susannah Tyler, daughter of Robert Tyler and Susan Du Vall, on 21 January 1714 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA.¹ John Lamar died circa 1758 at Prince George's, Maryland, USA. When John died about 1758, only four of the sons survived him since one of his sons, John II, had died in 1756 leaving several children. The will of the his property between his sons Thomas, Robert, Mareen and Richard, and his daughters, Susannah (born November 23rd, 1726), Ann, Rachel, Priscilla, Mary and Elizabeth, and a special bequest was made to the children of the deceased son, John II. This will was not probated until 1774.²
     He was a witness Thomas Lamar's wife appears to have died and he married Ann Pottinger. He was the father of two sons, presumably the eldest, Thomas, Jr., being the son of the first wife and the youngest, John, being the son of the second wife. with Thomas Lamar at Maryland, USA.³ John Lamar A few months after the marriage, the will of Thomas Lamar, Sr., was filed for probate and by its tertns, John became the owner of half the real estate of his father. John Lamar also seems to have been successful and to have enjoyed unusual prosperity, for he became the owner of a number of plantations which he later passed on to his children. in May 1714 at Maryland, USA.³

     Peter Lamar married Frances unknown after 1666 at Maryland, USA.¹ Peter Lamar died before 16 March 1694 at Calvert, Maryland, USA.²
     The records undoubtedly show, that two brothers, Thomas and Peter Lamar, did arrive in Maryland about 1663, after a residence of unknown duration in Virginia. Many writers upon the subject cautiously advance the theory that a Dr. John Lemaire, who arrived in Maryland some ten years later was also a brother, but as later stated herein, the writer [see source] does not concur in this belief, which it is thought is fostered and nurtured largely by the tradition of the arrival of three brothers.³ He and Thomas Lamar immigrated on 14 September 1663 to Maryland, USA.⁴ As of 14 September 1663, Peter Lamar was also known as Peter Lemore.⁴ He was a witness From 1663 to 1666 other foreigners had received naturalization papers from Lord Baltimore similar to the one mentioned above; but it would seem that some question was raised in the colony as to the power of Lord Baltimore to grant to foreigners valid rights to hold lands, without the approval of the council; and in 1666 the minutes of the council show a petition of Thomas and Peter Lamare, amongst others, wherein is cited the circular issued by Lord Baltimore in 1649 inviting immigrants to come, and by which they were induced to come, and the fact is stated that they were unable to hold title to their lands, and the Council was prayed to approve their naturalization papers – which was done. with Thomas Lamar in 1666 at Maryland, USA.⁵ Peter Lamar Peter seems to have lived in Calvert County. On October 9th, 1693, he made a will leaving his property, which appears to have been extensive, to his wife, Frances, and his three daughters, Ann (who married Peter O'Neill), Mary and Margaret, when they should marry, or become sixteen years of age. He also made a bequest to his grandson, Peter O'Neill, son of the eldest daughter, Ann O'Neill. This will was filed for probate in Calvert County on March 31st, 1694. Peter Lamar, having no sons, did not pass the name on to future generations… on 9 October 1693 at Calvert, Maryland, USA.⁶

     John Thomas Lamar was born on 13 March 1797.¹

     Priscilla Lamar was born on 2 December 1795.¹ She died on 3 December 1797 at age 2.²

     Rebecca Kelly was born in 1763.¹ She was born in 1774 at Georgia, USA. She married Basil Lamar, son of Capt. John Lamar RS and Priscilla Bugg, in 1794. Rebecca Kelly died on 22 August 1829.
     Her married name was Lamar.

     Basil Lamar was born in 1764. He was born in 1771.¹ He married Rebecca Kelly in 1794. Basil Lamar died on 5 May 1827 at Georgia, USA.
     He BASIL LAMAR (son of John Lamar and Pnacüla Bugg), b. 1764; d. Ga., May 5, 1827. Server in Ga. Militia; received grant of land for his service. Mar. 1794, Rebecca Kelly (1782-1829).
Reference 'Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia', page 106.²

     Margaret C. Bacon was born at Germany.¹ She was born on 1 October 1823 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA. She married William C. Barfield, son of William Barfield and Harriet Sophronia Turkington, on 23 November 1845 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.² Margaret C. Bacon died on 11 October 1905 at Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA, at age 82. She was buried on 11 October 1905 at Springdale Cemetery, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA.³
     Her married name was Barfield.
Margaret C. Bacon and William C. Barfield appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA.⁴
Margaret C. Bacon and William C. Barfield appeared on the census of 22 June 1860 at 1st Ward, Peoria City, Peoria, Illinois, USA.⁵
Margaret C. Bacon and William C. Barfield appeared on the census of 2 July 1870 at 6th Ward, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA.⁶ Margaret C. Bacon appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 in the household of William C. Barfield at Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA.⁷
Margaret C. Bacon and William C. Barfield appeared on the census of 7 June 1900 at Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, USA,

William was born in Sep 1818 in Mississipp; his father was born in Georgia and his mother was born in South Carolina. Hw owns his own house.

Margaret was born in Oct. 1823 in Ohio; has had 7 children and all were living. Both parents were born in New Jersey.

They have been married 55 years. Occupation for both is shown as "at school."⁸

     William Millward was born circa 1808 at England. He was born in 1808 at England.¹ He married Hannah Foulks. William Millward died between 1858 and 1900 at Portland, Erie, Ohio, USA. He died between 1863 and 1900 at Erie, Ohio, USA.
     He witnessed the Milt-Note of an unknown person.²
William Millward appeared on the census.³
William Millward appeared on the census of 10 July 1860 at Downers Grove, DuPage, Illinois, USA.⁴
William Millward and Hannah Foulks appeared on the census of 10 July 1860 at Downers Grove, DuPage, Illinois, USA.⁵

     Gazaway Bugg Lamar was born on 2 October 1798.¹

     Thomas Gargan Jr was born on 5 May 1927 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA. He married Rose Novello. Thomas Gargan Jr died on 12 November 2002 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA, at age 75.¹
     As of 4 April 1940, Thomas Gargan Jr was also known as Tommy B Ward.² He appeared on the census of 4 April 1940 in the household of Benjamin Joseph Ventura and Mary Virginia Yacchari at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.³

     Estella M Yacchari was born on 17 December 1906 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹ She was born circa 1907 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA, Death record shows year of birth as 1908 but according to 18 Apr 1910 census she was 3 and mariage record with Thomas Bargan showed she was 19 on 23 Jun 1926.^2,3,4 She married Thomas Gargan Sr, son of Dominic Gargan and Carmello Gatto, on 23 June 1926 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁵ Estella M Yacchari and Thomas Gargan Sr were divorced between 1927 and 1928.⁶ Estella M Yacchari married Robert Lee Ward circa 1928.⁶ Estella M Yacchari died on 17 July 1974 at Saint Joseph's New Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA, at age 67.^7,2,8 She was buried after 17 July 1974 at Saint Joseph's Cemetery New, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁹
     Estella M Yacchari was also known as Stella. She appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in the household of Peter Yacchari and Catherine Devoto at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹⁰
Estella M Yacchari appeared on the census of 1920 at Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹¹ She appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 in the household of Catherine Devoto and Peter Yacchari at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹² Estella M Yacchari lived on 17 December 1925 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁵ As of 7 June 1926,her married name was Stella Gargan.⁵ As of after 1928,her married name was Stella L Ward.² She lived in 1933 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA. She appeared on the census of 4 April 1940 in the household of Benjamin Joseph Ventura and Mary Virginia Yacchari at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹³

     Louise Catherine Fischer was born on 5 April 1856 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA. She married Frank Joseph Jacob, son of Joseph Jacob and Maria Elizabeth Wingbermuhle, on 27 July 1879 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.³ Louise Catherine Fischer died on 27 April 1937 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA, at age 81.^4,5 She was buried at Saint Mary's Cemetery, Saint Bernard, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.^6,7
     Her married name was Jacob. She was Occupation in City Directory listed Louise Fischer's as seamstress. This is the same address listed for Frank Jacob. between 1877 and 1879 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.³
Louise Catherine Fischer and Frank Joseph Jacob appeared on the census of 8 June 1880 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁸ Louise Catherine Fischer and Frank Joseph Jacob Three other children died in infancy. before June 1900.^6,9 Louise Catherine Fischer appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 in the household of Frank Joseph Jacob at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁹ Louise Catherine Fischer appeared on the census of 4 April 1930 in the household of Frank Joseph Jacob at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹⁰

     Dean Erwin Wood was born on 19 June 1904 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.¹ He married Cora Lee Browning, daughter of Joshua Browning and Miriam Cuthbert Albritton, on 10 August 1927 at Saint Lucie, Florida, USA.^2,3 Dean Erwin Wood and Cora Lee Browning were divorced in 1932 at Indian River, Florida, USA. Dean Erwin Wood married Cecile Marlea Moore, daughter of James Henry Moore and Minnie Aletta Smith, on 28 May 1935 at McGraw, Cortland, New York, USA.⁴ Dean Erwin Wood died on 2 September 1988 at Scranton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 84.^4,1
     He lived with Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen on 16 April 1910 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.⁵
Dean Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 1915 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA. He was age 10, born in Iowa, could read and write and had 4 years of common education.⁶ He lived with Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen after 12 September 1918 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.⁷ Dean Erwin Wood appeared on the census of January 1920 in the household of Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen at Cincinnatus Township, Cortland, New York, USA.⁸ Dean Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 1 June 1925 in the household of Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.⁹
Dean Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 at Cortland, Cincinnatus, New York, USA.¹⁰ He lived in 1935 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.¹¹
Dean Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 4 April 1940 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.¹¹

     Frank Joseph Jacob was born on 16 October 1858 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹ He married Louise Catherine Fischer, daughter of George N Fischer and Ursula Weber, on 27 July 1879 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.¹ Frank Joseph Jacob died on 6 April 1937 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA, at age 78.² He was buried at Saint Mary's Cemetery, Saint Bernard, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.²
     He appeared on the census in the household of Frank Joseph Jacob. He appeared on the census of 12 July 1870 in the household of Joseph Jacob at 19th Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.³
Frank Joseph Jacob and Louise Catherine Fischer appeared on the census of 8 June 1880 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁴ Frank Joseph Jacob and Louise Catherine Fischer Three other children died in infancy. before June 1900.^2,5
Frank Joseph Jacob appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁵
Frank Joseph Jacob appeared on the census of 4 April 1930 at Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.⁶

     Verna May McCord was born in May 1890.¹ She married William Anthony Fowler on 28 July 1908 at Elk Point, Union, South Dakota, USA.² Verna May McCord died on 14 January 1936 at Los Angeles, California, USA, at age 45. She was buried after 14 January 1936 at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Ingelwood, Los Angeles, California, USA.³
     She FamilySearch ID # Family Search ID # 9H3Z-B9G. She appeared on the census of 1895 in the household of Hester Mary Hill at Greeley, Audubon, Iowa, USA.⁴
According to family legend Samuel deserted his family around 1895. An alcoholic, he went to town to sell a wagon load of grain and was never heard from again. The wagon was found abandoned and empty. Unsubstantiated rumors were that he might have moved to another town in Iowa but no one knows for sure. Research has been unsuccessful in locating him. Verna May McCord appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in the household of Hester Mary Hill at Hamlin, Audubon, Iowa, USA.⁵ As of 28 July 1908,her married name was Fowler.² Verna May McCord lived with William Anthony Fowler on 11 May 1910 at Newcastle, Dixon, Nebraska, USA.⁶

     Frank Charles Wood was born on 27 December 1911 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.^1,2 He married Catherine Elizabeth Collins, daughter of William J Collins and Vesta H Green, on 7 November 1937 at Tivoli, Dutchess, New York, USA.^3,4 Frank Charles Wood died on 7 August 1984 at Stuart, Martin, Florida, USA, at age 72.^5,6,7 He was buried after 7 August 1984 at Parish, Oswege, New York, USA.⁸ He was creamated after 7 August 1984 and his ashed were scattered in the sea at Stuart, Martin, Florida, USA.³
     Frank Charles Wood appeared on the census of 1915 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA. He was age 3, born in Iowa.⁹ He lived with Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen after 12 September 1918 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.³ Frank Charles Wood appeared on the census of January 1920 in the household of Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen at Cincinnatus Township, Cortland, New York, USA.¹⁰ Frank Charles Wood appeared on the census of 1 June 1925 in the household of Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.¹¹ As of between 1929 and 1932, Frank Charles Wood lived at Fellsmere, Indian River, Florida, USA. Frank wrote in a 1976 letter that he "lived and worked for them [his father's brother, Uncle Water and Aunt Mabel Wood] about 1928 to 1932. They treated me as a part of their family."¹ He appeared on the census of 25 April 1930 in the household of Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen at Cortland County Almshouse, Cortland Township, Cortland, New York, USA.¹² As of circa 1933, Frank Charles Wood lived at Rock Hall, Kent, Maryland, USA.¹ He was Reported to be an FBI agent through World War II circa 1940.⁵ He was Owned Chevrolet Agency circa 1950 at Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont, USA.⁵ His Social Security Number was SSN 009-22-3154 in 1951 at Vermont, USA. He Frank wrote a letter to Jack Carl Wood relating family history on this date. His facts were apparently from notes taken during a conversation with his father Carl Erwin Wood in 1956. on 5 June 1976 at Underhill, Chittenden, Vermont, USA.¹
Frank Charles Wood was mentioned in the obituary of published on 9 August 1984.

     Addie Roberta Allen died at Lisle, Broome, New York, USA.² She was born on 1 April 1878 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.^3,4 She married Carl Erwin Wood, son of George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner, on 5 June 1900 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.^3,5,6 Addie Roberta Allen and Carl Erwin Wood were divorced between 1937 and 1938.^7,2 Addie Roberta Allen died on 25 March 1966 at Waterville, Oneida, New York, USA, at age 87.^7,8 She was buried after 25 March 1966 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.^7,9
     She was a witness At some time during 1899 Carl met Addie Roberta Allen, daughter of Justin W. Allen and his wife Ellen Nora Vearrier, prosperous farmers of Shell Rock, Butler County, IA. Addie's father, "Judd" Allen had served as County Assessor of Butler County for several terms and was the owner of 320 acres of prime farm land. Carl and Addie were married one June 5th, 1900 by Reverend Fletcher E. Hudson of the First Baptist Church of Shell Rock, IA. From 1900 through 1912 he and his growing family lived at 2918 First Street, Sioux City, IA, where their three sons, Kenneth Allen, Dean Erwin, and Frank Charles Wood were born.

By 1908, his older brother, Walter G. Wood, had also moved to Sioux City, IA, from Science Hill, KY. On Sept. 19, 1908 Walter G. Wood sold Carl E. and Addie Wood two additional tracts of the Lucy A. Wood farm, one of 50 acres, one of 40 acres, for $1,000, making their holdings 140 acres. One peculiarity of this transaction was that Walter G. Wood continued to pay his sister Mary L. McGriff of Litchfield, Nebraska, $30 per month until the late summer of 1919 for the 1898 purchase of the 40 acre tract. with Carl Erwin Wood in 1899.⁷ As of 5 June 1900,her married name was Wood. Addie Roberta Allen and Carl Erwin Wood lived on 16 April 1910 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.¹⁰
Addie Roberta Allen appeared on the census of 1915 at Shellrock, Butler, Iowa, USA, Name listed as Ada R Wood age 37, married and been in Iowa 37 years. She could read and write and had 12 years of common education and 1 year of high school. Her church affiliation was Christian. She was born in Iowa, her mother born in Iowa and father born in New York.¹¹ She and Carl Erwin Wood lived after 12 September 1918 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.⁷
Addie Roberta Allen and Carl Erwin Wood appeared on the census of January 1920 at Cincinnatus Township, Cortland, New York, USA.¹²
Addie Roberta Allen and Carl Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 1 June 1925 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA. Carl, age 48, occupation was a farmer and wife Addie, age 47 occupation was a household. Sons Kenneth and Dean were farm laborers and Frank was a student.¹³
Addie Roberta Allen and Carl Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 25 April 1930 at Cortland County Almshouse, Cortland Township, Cortland, New York, USA. Carl, age 53, was "Keeper" of the Cortland County Almshouse and Addie, age 52, was the Matron. Carl and Addie were ages 23 and 22 respectively when first married.¹⁴

     Carl Erwin Wood was born on 4 December 1874 at Ohio, USA.² He was born on 4 December 1876 at Tate, Clermont, Ohio, USA.^3,1,4,5 He married Addie Roberta Allen, daughter of Justin Willliam Allen and Ellen N Verrier, on 5 June 1900 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.^2,6,7 Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen were divorced between 1937 and 1938.^8,9 Carl Erwin Wood married Venus Helen Thompson, daughter of Charles Thompson and Mary Ellis, on 5 October 1946 at Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.^9,8,10 Carl Erwin Wood died on 20 April 1959 at at home, Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA, at age 82.^11,12 He was buried after 20 April 1959 at Tate Township Cemetary, Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA.^9,13 Son Frank wrote about his Dad dying in Bethel in May 1959. Both Frank and the Wood family Bible had the date wrong.^1,9
     He FamilySearch ID # Family Search ID L8PR-NVG. He lived with George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner in 1876 at Franklin Township, Felicity, Clermont, Ohio, USA.⁸ Carl Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 11 June 1880 in the household of George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner at Franklin Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁴ Carl Erwin Wood lived with George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner on 13 April 1891 at Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.⁸ Carl Erwin Wood was
As religion had always played an important role in Lucy Ann's life, on June 12, 1892 as soon as the family was settled in their new home, she and her daughter Mary together with sons Carl and Walter joined the Union Church (Church of Christ) at Science Hill, KY, by letter from Bethel (OH) Christian Church. Frank, the eldest son, did not join until August 23, 1893, shocked into full awareness of his own mortality by his father's sudden death on May 30, 1893 at the age of 44 years, and perhaps already thinking ahead to his marriage with neighbor, Emma Ivens. Frank and Emma Wood were dismissed by letter September 8, 1894. Mary L. (Wood) McGriff, wife of Francis Brady McGriff, was dismissed by letter October 12, 1908.
with Lucy Ann Turner on 12 June 1892 at Union Church, Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.⁸ Carl Erwin Wood was a witness when Frank Clarence Wood was PULASKI COUNTY, KY ORDER BOOK 17:423, Wednesday, 27 December, 1893.
At a County Court called and held for Pulaski County at the Court House in Somerset, Kentucky, Presiding, Hon. James Denton, Judge.

W. G. Wood and Carl E. Wood, minors, orphans of George A. and Lucy A. Wood, who are over the age of fourteen years, with the approbation of the Court, made choice of Mary L. Wood for their Guardian, who together with John Ivens, Surety, entered into and acknowledged covenant as required by law, which was approved by the Court on motion of Frank C. Wood, who made oath and executed an approved covenant to the Commonwealth of Kentucky with John Ivens, Surety, Letters of Administration on the estate of Lucy A. Wood, deceased intestate, are hereby granted unto said Frank C. Wood.

James Denton P.J.P.C.C. on 27 December 1893 at Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA. Carl Erwin Wood lived in 1895.¹⁵ He was realestate After a new survey and what must have been long discussions between the four WOOD children over the division of the approximately 248+ acre Lucy A. Wood farm in Science Hill, KY, on February 18, 1898 Frank C. and Emma (Ivens) Wood of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Walter G. Wood, Mary L. (Wood) McGriff and husband Francis Brady McGriff of Science Hill, KY, deeded their brother, Carl Erwin Wood, his first 50 acre tract of their late mother's farm for $1.00. The Lucy A. Wood farm stood at the corner of Hamm Road and the Science Hill - Union Church Road on the waters of Pitman Creek. Carl's tract was situated on the Science Hill - Union Church Road at James Langdon's Corner and adjoining Langdon's lands. on 18 February 1898 at Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA. He At some time during 1899 Carl met Addie Roberta Allen, daughter of Justin W. Allen and his wife Ellen Nora Vearrier, prosperous farmers of Shell Rock, Butler County, IA. Addie's father, "Judd" Allen had served as County Assessor of Butler County for several terms and was the owner of 320 acres of prime farm land. Carl and Addie were married one June 5th, 1900 by Reverend Fletcher E. Hudson of the First Baptist Church of Shell Rock, IA. From 1900 through 1912 he and his growing family lived at 2918 First Street, Sioux City, IA, where their three sons, Kenneth Allen, Dean Erwin, and Frank Charles Wood were born.

By 1908, his older brother, Walter G. Wood, had also moved to Sioux City, IA, from Science Hill, KY. On Sept. 19, 1908 Walter G. Wood sold Carl E. and Addie Wood two additional tracts of the Lucy A. Wood farm, one of 50 acres, one of 40 acres, for $1,000, making their holdings 140 acres. One peculiarity of this transaction was that Walter G. Wood continued to pay his sister Mary L. McGriff of Litchfield, Nebraska, $30 per month until the late summer of 1919 for the 1898 purchase of the 40 acre tract. in 1899.⁸ He was Later that year he moved from Science Hill, KY, to Sioux City, IA, where worked first as a locomotive fireman (1899-1902) and then was promoted because of his mechanical ability to full engineer ca. 1902/3 on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, serving in that capacity until ca. 1918.

He served as Secretary and Treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, No. 64 in 1904. in 1899 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.⁸ He lived in 1904 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA. He witnessed the marriage of Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord on 24 January 1909 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.^16,17 Carl Erwin Wood was Railroad engineer shown as occupation on census. on 16 April 1910.¹⁸ He and Addie Roberta Allen lived on 16 April 1910 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA, Carl's occupation shown as asteam railroad engineer.¹⁹ Carl Erwin Wood lived on 10 October 1910 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.⁸ He A picture taken of Carl, Addie, Dean and Frank with children less than five years old was taken in Souix City IA.
Carl Erwin Wood appeared on the census of 1915 at Shellrock, Butler, Iowa, USA. Was age 38, married, could read and write , had 10 years of schooling and been in Iowa for 18 years. He was born in Ohio and both parents born in Ohio. He was a farmer and listed earnings in 1914 as $2075. His church affiliation was Christian.²⁰ He witnessed the Milt-Note of an unknown person on 12 September 1918 at Shell Rock, Butler, Iowa, USA.²¹ He and Addie Roberta Allen lived after 12 September 1918 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA.⁸
Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen appeared on the census of January 1920 at Cincinnatus Township, Cortland, New York, USA.²²
Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen appeared on the census of 1 June 1925 at Cincinnatus, Cortland, New York, USA. Carl, age 48, occupation was a farmer and wife Addie, age 47 occupation was a household. Sons Kenneth and Dean were farm laborers and Frank was a student.²³
Carl Erwin Wood and Addie Roberta Allen appeared on the census of 25 April 1930 at Cortland County Almshouse, Cortland Township, Cortland, New York, USA. Carl, age 53, was "Keeper" of the Cortland County Almshouse and Addie, age 52, was the Matron. Carl and Addie were ages 23 and 22 respectively when first married.²⁴ Carl Erwin Wood lived in 1935 at Cortland, New York, USA, according to 1935 NY State and 1940 US Census.²⁵ He lived on 2 April 1940 at Up the Grove Beach, Okeechobee, Okeechobee, Florida, USA. Carl E Wood, age 63, was living with son Kenneth A Wood and his wife Lee.²⁵ He appeared on the census of 2 April 1940 in the household of Kenneth Allen Wood and Cora Lee Browning at Okeechobee, Okeechobee, Florida, USA.²⁵

     Clifford Ray Wood was born on 6 March 1910 at East 14th Street, Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.² He married Olive E. Brown, daughter of William R Brown and Ruth M Brown, on 9 November 1930 at Vero Beach, Indian River, Florida, USA.^3,4,5 Clifford Ray Wood and Olive E. Brown were divorced on 14 October 1935 at Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida, USA.⁶ Clifford Ray Wood married Saidee Elise Dowling, daughter of Albert Lewis Dowling and Ethel Louise McDaniel, on 25 December 1940 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA.⁷ Clifford Ray Wood died on 17 August 1967 at Homestead, Miami-Dade, Florida, USA, at age 57.⁸ He was buried on 21 August 1967 at Woodlawn Memorial Park, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas, Florida, USA.^9,8,10
     He FamilySearch ID # Family Search ID# L8PR-NGN. He lived with Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord on 6 March 1910 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.¹¹ Clifford Ray Wood appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in the household of Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA.¹²
Clifford Ray Wood appeared on the census of 1915 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA. He was 5 years old, born in Iowa.¹³ He appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord at Fellsmere, Saint Lucie, Florida, USA.¹⁴ Clifford Ray Wood was on 14 April 1930 at Fellsmere, Indian River, Florida, USA.¹⁵ He appeared on the census of 14 April 1930 in the household of Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord at Fellsmere, Indian River, Florida, USA.¹⁵
Clifford Ray Wood's social security number was 217-32-1247. He lived in 1935 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA.¹⁶ He was educated between 1935 and 1940 at American University, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.^8,17 He It is not specifically at this time when Clifford moved to Washington DC but the 1940 US Census indicated he was living in the 'Same Place" in 1935. on 14 October 1935 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA.
Clifford Ray Wood appeared on the US Census of 13 April 1940 with roommates Grover C King and J Louis Zebooker at Washington, District of Columbia, USA.
In the 1940 Census Clifford Wood's occupation was an Auditor for the US General Accounting Office. It was indicated on the form that he lived in Washington, DC in 1935 and that he had two years of college and was divorced. He has worked all of 1939 and earned $2000. He was interviewed personally for this census but for some reason his age was reported as 26. (He had turned 30 the previous month.)¹⁷ Clifford Ray Wood witnessed the Milt-Note of an unknown person on 16 October 1940 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA.¹⁸ He began military service on 8 July 1942 at Fort Myer, Arlington, Virginia, USA, On 14 July 1944 Clifford Ray Wood's War Dept ID Card showed: Rank 1st Lt., Serial No. O 1586374. He served in Army Air Corp in World War II and was stationed at Bolling Field, Wash DC and later in Detroit Mich. working in logistics and accounting at a Ford Motor plant making bombers. He lived in November 1944 at Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA. He ended military service circa 1945 and received an Honorable Discharge and acchived the rank of Captain. He served with 6 Base Unit in the Army Air Force. He was manager of hotel. The exact date is not certain but it was after his military service (end of WWII) and before 1947. Hotel was sold about 1959. in 1945 at Potomac Hotel, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.⁸ He lived in December 1945 at Potomac Hotel, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.⁸ He witnessed the Milt-Note of an unknown person in 1946. He lived on 31 May 1946 at London Hall Apts, Washington, District of Comumbia, USA. He and Saidee Elise Dowling lived after October 1947 at Bethesda, Montgomery, Maryland, USA.⁸
Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling had owned the Potomac Hotel, inherited from Saidee's father A. L. Dowling, in Washington DC. It had been sold a year or two earlier. In Sept 1959 they purchased the Queen Anne Hotel at 8941 Collins Ave. Surfside, FL and managed it for about one year after which it was sold and they moved to Treasure Island FL.⁸ Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling lived in September 1960 at Treasure Island, Pinellas, Florida, USA.⁸ Clifford Ray Wood witnessed the burial of Kenneth Allen Wood after 21 March 1961 at Port Mayaca Cemetery, Canal Point, Martin, Florida, USA.^19,20 Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling lived in August 1961 at Bethesda, Montgomery, Maryland, USA.⁸ Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling lived in 1963 at 31030 SW 189th St, Homestead, Miami-Dade, Florida, USA.⁸ Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling lived in April 1966 at Treasure Island, Pinellas, Florida, USA.⁸
The Obituary of Clifford Ray Wood was published on 21 August 1967 at Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.⁸

     Olive E. Brown was born in 1909 at Beaufort, Beaufort, South Carolina, USA.² She married Clifford Ray Wood, son of Walter George Wood and Mabel Maud McCord, on 9 November 1930 at Vero Beach, Indian River, Florida, USA.^3,4,5 Olive E. Brown and Clifford Ray Wood were divorced on 14 October 1935 at Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida, USA.⁶
     Olive E. Brown appeared on the census of 15 May 1930 in the household of Ruth M Brown at Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, USA.⁷ As of 9 November 1930,her married name was Wood.