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James H. WOOD + Elizabeth Crenshaw DAVIS

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Sarah Eleanor REYNOLDS
  Sarah Elizabeth WOOD
  James Archelius Jim WOOD
  Davis M. WOOD
  Lucy Eleanor WOOD
  George Corbin WOOD
  William Edward WOOD
  Lelia Demarius WOOD
  Robert Reynolds WOOD

Birth 20 November 1819

23 -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA
Death 9 November 1904 ‎(Age 84)‎ -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

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Birth 20 June 1790

45 -- Charlotte County, Virginia, USA
Death 1 November 1846 ‎(Age 56)‎ -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

Birth circa 1744

30 -- England
Death 1816 ‎(Age 72)‎ -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

Birth circa 1745 -- Virginia, USA
Death before 1810 ‎(Age 65)‎ -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

Birth 20 July 1796

34 -- Prince Edward County, Virginia, USA
Death 15 October 1846 ‎(Age 50)‎ -- Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

Birth 1756 -- Virginia, USA
Death 8 January 1818 ‎(Age 62)‎ -- Prince Edward County, Virginia, USA

Birth 28 October 1761 -- Virginia, USA
Death 18 March 1850 ‎(Age 88)‎ -- Prince Edward County, Virginia, USA

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Marriage	2 October 1817 Prince Edward County, Virginia, USA
Biographical Notes	Note: In 1817 James married Elizabeth Crenshaw David. Elizabeth was the sister of Sarah A. Davis, who in 1816 had married James' brother Thomas. James and Elizabeth's only child David Morton Wood was born in 1819. James and Elizabeth were deeply religious, as many people were in that era. They sent their son to the Botetourt Seminary in Fincastle, grooming him for the ministry. James Wood died of typhoid fever at a young age ‎(56)‎. Elizabeth died 17 days before he did, of the same disease. Their son wrote an obituary for both in which he describes their last hours;...entirely religious ‎[sentiments]‎.
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