Blanche Woods

Personal and Family Information

Blanche was born on 22 Jul 1889 in Benton County, Arkansas , the daughter of Joseph Newton Woods and Nancy Ann Chambers.

She died in Dec 1978 in Benton County, Arkansas .

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)

Events

Event	Date	Details	Source	Multimedia	Notes
Birth	22 JUL 1889	Place: Benton County, Arkansas
Death	DEC 1978	Place: Benton County, Arkansas
Census	27 JUN 1900	Place: Benton County, Arkansas Age: 10 Address: Osage, dwelling 259 Woods Newton, head wm born Feb 1852 age 48 married 28 yrs born Ark, f&m Ark, farmer __ Nancy wife, wf Sept 1852 married 28 yrs, mother of 9, 9 living, born Ark f&m North Carolina __ Elex, son wm Aug 1878, 21 single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Allen son wm July 1880 19, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Grace daughter wf Aug 1883, 16, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Millie Daughter wf Feb 1885, 15, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Blanch, daughter wf July 1889, 10, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Bryce son wm Dec 1891, 8, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Madge daughter wf April 1893, 7, single born Ark, f&m Ark
Census	23 APR 1910	Place: Benton County, Arkansas Address: Osage, dwelling 128, family 128 Woods, J.N. head, mw 58, married once, 37 yrs born Ark f&m Tenn, speaks english , farmer on general farm, employed __ Nannie, wife fw age 54, married once 37 yrs, mother of 9, 9 living, born Ark, f North Carolina, m Tennesse __ Blanche, daughter fw 21 single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Bryce, son mw 19, single born Ark, f&m Ark __ Madge, daughter fw 17 single born Ark, f&m Ark
Census	1940	Place: Maricopa County, Arizona Age: 51 Address: Phoenix, 2245 North Nineth Street Blanche Woods, fw, age 51 single born Ark, same place 1935, Trained Nurse, owns home valued $2500, 3 yrs college, $1050 income
Burial	1978	Place: Benton County, Arkansas Address: Oakley Chapel Cemetery, Rogers Find A Grave Memorial# 14548491
Will	25 MAR 1918	Place: Benton County, Arkansas Address: Bentonville. signed 25 March 1918 filed and proved 19 July 1920		Will-Woods J.N. 1918

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Notes

Note 1

Rogers Daily News April 28, 1930

Allie Woods, a prominent farmer residing between Rogers and Bentonville, died in a Bentonville hospital on Sunday morning, April 27th, 1930 following an operation the previous Wednesday. Funeral services were held at his home northwest of Rogers at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon

with interment in the Bentonville cemetery beside his wife who died about seven years ago.

Rev. A.W. Henderson, pastor of the Bentonville Presbyterian Church, conducted the services. Mr. Woods was stricken ill early Tuesday morning, April 22nd and was brought to a Bentonville hospital where the operation was performed the next day after which pneumonia developed. He was of a prominent Benton County family and lived all his life on and near the Woods homestead taken by his grandfather 98 years ago. The Woods home, northwest of Rogers, is one of the most beautiful in the Rogers vicinity and is noted for the profusion of beautiful flowers grown there.

Mr. Woods' mother, Mrs. J.N. Woods, has made her home with him since the death of his wife seven years ago and helped to care for the two sons, Lewis, 20 years old, and Joe, 15 years old. The oldest son attended the University of Arkansas last year. The youngest son recently returned from a Kansas City hospital where he had been for treatment most of the time since being injured while playing at school last year. Besides his mother and two sons Mr. Woods is survived by four brothers and four sisters. They are: Dr. W.H. Woods, Jasper, MO; Dr. Jim P Woods, Monett, MO; Alex and Bryce Woods, living on and near the home place; Mrs. Grace Christy, Durango, Colo; Mrs. Nellie Burns, Big Springs, Texas; Miss Blanche Woods, Phoenix, Arizona and Mrs. Madge Gartside, northwest of Rogers. A large number of other relatives also survive him.

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