Son of Andrew Jackson and Elizabeth Jane Hipps Woody. Husband of Nancy Jane Case
From the Marshall Paper, Sept. 3, 1915:
We regret very much to hear of the death of Dr. S.B. Woody of Spring Creek. Dr. Woody will be greatly missed in that section of the county.
From the Greensboro Dailey News, Sept. 1, 1915:
After undergoing an operation, for appendicitis Saturday morning at his home on Spring Creek, Madison County, Dr. S.B. Woody died. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.W. Burnett, president of Carson-Newman College. Survived by his widow, and two sons, Roy Woody of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Hardy Woody, a senior at Carson-Newman; and one daughter, Miss Bonnie Woody, assistant principle of Fairview School.
From the Marshall Paper, Sept. 3, 1915:
We regret very much to hear of the death of Dr. S.B. Woody of Spring Creek. Dr. Woody will be greatly missed in that section of the county.
From the Greensboro Dailey News, Sept. 1, 1915:
After undergoing an operation, for appendicitis Saturday morning at his home on Spring Creek, Madison County, Dr. S.B. Woody died. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.W. Burnett, president of Carson-Newman College. Survived by his widow, and two sons, Roy Woody of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Hardy Woody, a senior at Carson-Newman; and one daughter, Miss Bonnie Woody, assistant principle of Fairview School.
Son of Andrew Jackson and Elizabeth Jane Hipps Woody. Husband of Nancy Jane Case
From the Marshall Paper, Sept. 3, 1915:
We regret very much to hear of the death of Dr. S.B. Woody of Spring Creek. Dr. Woody will be greatly missed in that section of the county.
From the Greensboro Dailey News, Sept. 1, 1915:
After undergoing an operation, for appendicitis Saturday morning at his home on Spring Creek, Madison County, Dr. S.B. Woody died. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.W. Burnett, president of Carson-Newman College. Survived by his widow, and two sons, Roy Woody of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Hardy Woody, a senior at Carson-Newman; and one daughter, Miss Bonnie Woody, assistant principle of Fairview School.
From the Marshall Paper, Sept. 3, 1915:
We regret very much to hear of the death of Dr. S.B. Woody of Spring Creek. Dr. Woody will be greatly missed in that section of the county.
From the Greensboro Dailey News, Sept. 1, 1915:
After undergoing an operation, for appendicitis Saturday morning at his home on Spring Creek, Madison County, Dr. S.B. Woody died. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.W. Burnett, president of Carson-Newman College. Survived by his widow, and two sons, Roy Woody of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Hardy Woody, a senior at Carson-Newman; and one daughter, Miss Bonnie Woody, assistant principle of Fairview School.
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