Message #:

2470

Date Posted:

11-07-2001

Subject:

Wood, James Arnold (1879 - 1946)

Posted by:

Stan

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Posted4U@Charter.net

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WOOD HANCOCK KOHLS WALDEN BERWIEBE KRAIG

 

----Source: Greenwood Library Scrapbook Collection

MARSHFIELD NEWS HERALD 3/ /1946

 

 

"This is my grandfather, James Arnold Wood, after he had a stroke.  My mother would take his chair outside and then assist him to get out to it.  He was paralized on the right side."

Elaine Wood Greene


JAMES WOOD RITES HELD IN GREENWOOD
REV. ALEX J. ABBOTT OFFICIATES AT FUNERAL SERVICES AT CHURCH


Greenwood Funeral services for James Wood, 66, who died Mar. 25, 1946 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, were held Wednesday afternoon, March 27, at Grace Methodist Church, the Rev. Alex J. Abbott officiating. Interment was made in the Greenwood Cemetery.


During the service Ilene and Irene Abbott, accompanied by Mrs. John Meng, sang Lord, Kindly Light , and Only Shadows.


Pallbearers were John Gotz of Holcombe Chris Peterson of Withee, Clarence Vandeberg of Owen, and Fred Schmidt, Martin Afkend, and Fred Busch, Greenwood.


James Arnold Wood, son of Henry and Elizabeth (Tilly) Wood, was born at Valley Junction, Monroe County, Aug. 27, 1879. For the past three years he made his home in Clark County and also with his son, Kenneth, at Withee.


On Dec. 23, 1900, he was married to Edith Hancock, who died in 1919. Ten children were born to this union. His marriage to Myra Bugbee took place June 24, 1930 at Winona, Minn. They had seven children.


Surviving are his wife and 13 children, Lawrence Wood, Holcombe Mrs. John (Mildred) Kohls, Jacksonport, Wis. Mrs. Eldor (Leah) Walden, Kendall Kenneth Wood, Withee Mrs. Harry (Virgil) Berwiebe, Kendall Mrs. Kristel (Doris) Kraig, Minneapolis Laverne Wood, Greenwood Earl Wood Jacksonport and Francis, Albert, George, Addison, and Ronald and a stepson, Sherman, all at home.

 

Response:

 

I was going through this web site and I found a number of discrepancies in the Obit of James Arnold Wood who died Mar. in March of 1946. It lists the death of his first wife as 1919. She had two children after that. Her death date was 1923, her youngest son Earl was born in 1922. It also says one of his daughters was Mrs. Harry (Virgil) Berwiebe and should be Verwiebe. It also lists one of the children as Albert and it should be Alberta.


I am the granddaughter of James and he lived with us. My dad was Kenneth Wood. I don't know if this info is important to you or not, but I thought I'd let you know. I found one more after looking at the site again, It lists Leah's name as Waldon and should have been Wolden

Kindness is never out of style.
God Bless You
Elaine Wood Greene

 

 

 

 

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