Born to Sanford Hill McGraw (1810-1886) of South Carolina & Sinah Sarah Edmondson McGraw (1814-1880) of Georgia, who married in 1833.
Laura married Judge Edward Woodruff (1838-1914) on August 8, 1865, in Louisville, MS. In 1870, they were living in Winston County, MS, and they remained there through the 1880 census.
The family moved to Brazoria County, Texas, from Mississippi in 1895.
Nine children, all born in Mississippi:
• Clifford Otway Woodruff (1867-1890 in MS)
• Thomas Alexander Woodruff (1869-1958)
• Leone Lou Alice Woodruff Burnett (1870-1927)
• Floy Woodruff Gage (1873-1954)
• Sanford Amos Woodruff (1876-1962)
• Lola Virginia Woodruff Way (1878-1967)
• Bobo Woodruff (1881-1923)
• Ella Mae Woodruff Twombly (1884-1969)
• Minnie Lee Woodruff (1888-c. 1900)
A photo volunteer reported in summer 2017 that Phair cemetery is so overgrown that Laura's grave cannot be found. Can someone please look for her in the winter?
Laura married Judge Edward Woodruff (1838-1914) on August 8, 1865, in Louisville, MS. In 1870, they were living in Winston County, MS, and they remained there through the 1880 census.
The family moved to Brazoria County, Texas, from Mississippi in 1895.
Nine children, all born in Mississippi:
• Clifford Otway Woodruff (1867-1890 in MS)
• Thomas Alexander Woodruff (1869-1958)
• Leone Lou Alice Woodruff Burnett (1870-1927)
• Floy Woodruff Gage (1873-1954)
• Sanford Amos Woodruff (1876-1962)
• Lola Virginia Woodruff Way (1878-1967)
• Bobo Woodruff (1881-1923)
• Ella Mae Woodruff Twombly (1884-1969)
• Minnie Lee Woodruff (1888-c. 1900)
A photo volunteer reported in summer 2017 that Phair cemetery is so overgrown that Laura's grave cannot be found. Can someone please look for her in the winter?
Born to Sanford Hill McGraw (1810-1886) of South Carolina & Sinah Sarah Edmondson McGraw (1814-1880) of Georgia, who married in 1833.
Laura married Judge Edward Woodruff (1838-1914) on August 8, 1865, in Louisville, MS. In 1870, they were living in Winston County, MS, and they remained there through the 1880 census.
The family moved to Brazoria County, Texas, from Mississippi in 1895.
Nine children, all born in Mississippi:
• Clifford Otway Woodruff (1867-1890 in MS)
• Thomas Alexander Woodruff (1869-1958)
• Leone Lou Alice Woodruff Burnett (1870-1927)
• Floy Woodruff Gage (1873-1954)
• Sanford Amos Woodruff (1876-1962)
• Lola Virginia Woodruff Way (1878-1967)
• Bobo Woodruff (1881-1923)
• Ella Mae Woodruff Twombly (1884-1969)
• Minnie Lee Woodruff (1888-c. 1900)
A photo volunteer reported in summer 2017 that Phair cemetery is so overgrown that Laura's grave cannot be found. Can someone please look for her in the winter?
Laura married Judge Edward Woodruff (1838-1914) on August 8, 1865, in Louisville, MS. In 1870, they were living in Winston County, MS, and they remained there through the 1880 census.
The family moved to Brazoria County, Texas, from Mississippi in 1895.
Nine children, all born in Mississippi:
• Clifford Otway Woodruff (1867-1890 in MS)
• Thomas Alexander Woodruff (1869-1958)
• Leone Lou Alice Woodruff Burnett (1870-1927)
• Floy Woodruff Gage (1873-1954)
• Sanford Amos Woodruff (1876-1962)
• Lola Virginia Woodruff Way (1878-1967)
• Bobo Woodruff (1881-1923)
• Ella Mae Woodruff Twombly (1884-1969)
• Minnie Lee Woodruff (1888-c. 1900)
A photo volunteer reported in summer 2017 that Phair cemetery is so overgrown that Laura's grave cannot be found. Can someone please look for her in the winter?
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