Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . the husband, who atthe time of the first removal was servingas sheriff of Pendleton county. Here hepassed away in 1812. His widow con-tinued to reside in Pickaway county,Ohio, until 1850, when she removed toFairfield county, this State, where herdeath occurred in 1858. In 1826 themother of Mrs. Wood was married toNoah Jones, and to their union came ninechildren, as follows: Benjamin F., bornJuly 14, 1827, now living in Findlay,Ohio; Uriah, born August 28, 1829, nowresiding in Columbus, Ohio; Rebecca,born March 28,
Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . the husband, who atthe time of the first removal was servingas sheriff of Pendleton county. Here hepassed away in 1812. His widow con-tinued to reside in Pickaway county,Ohio, until 1850, when she removed toFairfield county, this State, where herdeath occurred in 1858. In 1826 themother of Mrs. Wood was married toNoah Jones, and to their union came ninechildren, as follows: Benjamin F., bornJuly 14, 1827, now living in Findlay,Ohio; Uriah, born August 28, 1829, nowresiding in Columbus, Ohio; Rebecca,born March 28, 1832, now the wife ofWilliam Adams, of Lithopolis, Ohio;John W., born August 10, 1834. is livingat Burnips Corners, Mich.; Daniel W.,. L^i.^ ^^^^-T^ , COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 447 born May 3, 1837, is living in Genoa,Ohio; Samuel, born June 27, 1839, diedAugust 3, 1846; Maria E. is the wife ofour subject; Noah, born May 14, 1844, islocated in Toledo; and Nelson A., bornAugust 17, 1846, died June 19, 1880. The union of Mr. and Mrs. Wood hasbeen blessed with si.\ children, as follows:Alonzo, born July 6, 1866, died in infancy;Mary and Martha (twinsj, born August10, 1871, and died in infancy; Charles,born July 7, 1875; Lizzie, born Decem-ber 27, 1872, died March 6, 1876; andNelson J., born March 18, 1879. Mr. Wood manifested his loyalty tothe government during the Civil war byjoining Company A, Fourteenth O. V. I.,September 5, 1861. He served for threeyears, participating with his regiment innumerous skirmishes, and some of themost important battles of the war. Atthe battle of Chickamauga, he was takenprisoner by the Confederates, and forforty-three days was held as a captive inthe Smith
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