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Susannah Alice Clear |
B: December 5. 1850
M: November 17, 1866 Randolph County, Indiana
D: May 2, 1938 Indianapolis, Indiana
Buried: Union City Cemetery in Union City, Randolph, Indiana (View Headstone) |
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Obituary: Native ~ Of this community all her life was Mrs. Alice Woodbury. Funeral will take place from M. E. Church Wednesday. Mrs. Susannah Alice Woodbury, widow of the late Daniel Woodbury, has passed away. She was born December 5, 1850, just south of this city. Mrs. Woodbury was a resident of this city until about a year ago when she went to Indianapolis to make her home with her daughter. She was a member of the Methodist church and took an active part in the work until her health began to fail a few years ago. She has been ill since last October and since last Tuesday has been in the Methodist Hospital at Indianapolis. She passed to rest Monday morning about two o'clock. Mrs. Woodbury was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Clear and her maiden name was Susannah Alton Clear. She was born on South State Line road on a farm which is now the Tom Tobin place. She attended the Haysville school and when she arrived at marriageable age she was married to Daniel Woodbury who died many years ago. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. W. Heuss, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles Nichols of Bellefontaine, O. Also one sister Mrs. Malinda Harshman of Spartanburg. The funeral will take place Wednesday, May 4, at 2 p. m. from the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Adams. Interment in the Union City cemetery. - Union City Evening Times, Tuesday, May 3, 1938 |
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Daniel Woodbury |
B: May 2, 1844 Wayne, Indiana
M: November 17, 1866 Randolph County, Indiana
D: March 18, 1912 Union City, Indiana
Buried:
Union City Cemetery in Union City, Randolph, Indiana
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Notes: Daniel served in the 7th Indiana Calvary during the Civil War until it was mustered out of service in 1866. After the end of hostilities the 7th Indiana was made part of a cavalry force under George Armstrong Custer for service at Austin, TX to protect the Texas/Mexican border and as a result was the last Indiana unit to be mustered out of Federal service. During the war the 7th Indiana Cavalry was stationed at White's Station outside Memphis, TN. It participated in several major battles in MS and MO including Iuka, Ivey's Farm and Brice's Crossroads in MS and West Port in MO and Grierson's Second Raid into MS and LA as well as a host of lesser actions. (West Port was the largest battle fought west of the Mississippi and featured a saber charge by the 7th Indiana.) After returning to Union City Daniel was very active in the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and his wife continued to host GAR gatherings after his death. |
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Children of Susannah Clear and Daniel Woodbury |
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1. Letitia Ramolini Woodbury |
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B: March 22, 1876 Union City, Indiana
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D: September 5, 1946 Indianapolis, Indiana
Spouse:Charles William Heuss
Children: Esther Huess, born February 1, 1898; Charles Clarence Huess, born Dec. 6, 1906 |
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2. Aurie Adrienne Woodbury |
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B: June 28, 1880 Union City, Indiana
M: May 4, 1904
D: May 2, 1957 Bellefontaine, Ohio
Spouse: Charles Eno Nichols
Children: Robert Arthur Nichols ( February 2, 1908 - March 12, 1984 ) |
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