THE WOODHOUSE FAMILY OF CAROLINE AUGUSTA WOODHOUSE AKA CADDIE WOODLAWN THE HOUSEWOODHOUSE FAMILY GENEALOGY

The first American Girl

Before Laura, before Kit, there was Caddie Woodlawn on the Wisconsin frontier.

"When Caddie got together with her sister Hetty, all they talked about was living in Dunnville,'' Lois Schultz says. "She was so happy here. Carol Brink never got tired of hearing the stories, and her kids told her to put them in a book.''

THE HOUSEWOODHOUSE FAMILY GENEALOGY

THE BASIC GENEALOGY OF THE WOODHOUSE FAMILY:  CADDIE WOODLAWN BY CAROL RYRIE BRINK.

THE ONLY NAMES THAT DO NOT APPEAR IN THE BOOK ARE FRANK EDMUND SR. , George Daniel and Paul Vane Woodhouse

John Vipond Woodhouse

[1827-1900]

Name: John Vipond / Bytham Woodhouse

Alias: Johnny

Born:  January 10, 1827 Lancaster; Lancashire County England

Died: April 12, 1900 Anacortes, Skagit , Washington, USA

Spouse: Harriet Jane White

Parents: Father Thomas Dickinson Woodhouse,

                             Mary Vipond [nee Crashaw]

Occupation: Master Mechanic

Cause of Death: chronic cystitis

Age at Death: YRS: 75 MOS: 3 DYS: 2

Arrived in America: March 5, 1842

Name of Ship: Rhode Island

Deport of Country: Liverpool England

Port of Arrival: New York City

Naturalization: January 1, 1844 Roxbury Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts

Findagrave.com: 55681568

Date of Burial: April 14, 1900

Interment: Grandview Cemetery Anacortes, Skagit, Washington Location: C-017-011 Space: 1

Death Record: Yes

Obituary Yes

                                                             J.V. Woodhouse Death

                                  End of a Long and Active Career
                                        Of Use Fullness

John Vipond Woodhouse born in Lancaster England. January 10, 1827, died at Anacortes on April 12, 1900

The subject of this Sketch came to America at the age of 14 years, and entered the employ of his Step-Father J Crashaw [Joseph ‘Joe’ Crashaw] a carpet manufacturer of Boston Massachusetts.  At the age 16 years, [1843] he wove the first piece of Brussels carpet made in Americas, and the loom upon which this was woven was exhibited by his Step Father at the Centennial at Philadelphia.  In 1856 he took first Steam Engine to the Numbering region around Eau Galle, Wisconsin, for ten years managed a saw mill for the firm of Knapp, Stout & Company.

 From that point he went to St. Louis Mo., and while in the service of Jerad B. Allen & Company, superintended putting the steam heating plant into the St. Louis insane Asylum and was also foreman of the Iron Work on the great Eads bridges [St. Louis MO].

  He created the smelting works at Rich Hill, MO for Jay Gould and the Pitcher Bros, at a cost of $150, 000 and 1894 retired from business life to a fruit farm near Bunker Hill Ill.

 This life was not active enough for him, however, and he accepted an offer to San Antonio Texas to erect a plant for canning the famous Mexican delicacy, chili con-carney and while there made the first machine to successfully grind chili peppers.  He then became interested in the pacific coast and its possibilities, and in 1892 came to Anacortes, where he built a cozy suburban home and had a model farm of small portions. The Woodhouse home is noted for the thoroughness with which everything was done.

If be drained his land, it was done in the most scientific manner.  His fruits were of choicest varieties, and the trees had the best care.  A great lover of flowers.  His home was as attractive as a professional florist could have made it.  Up to the time of the death of Mrs. Woodhouse last September, it was one of the pleasures of life at Anacortes to go to this well-kept home, where all were welcome.  Mr. Woodhouse was a great reader and a broad minded thinker as well.  He liked the society of young People, was jolly, and never tired of entertaining his friends.

 Mr. Woodhouse was married in 1847 at Boston to Harriet Jane White to whom was born ten children, five sons and five daughters of whom eight are still living of these Thomas D. and George D. at Pittsburg Kansas, John Warren at Nevada MO, Frank E. at Bunker Hill Ill, Joseph W. in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Carrie A. Watkins at Moscow Idaho, Mrs. Henrietta Pulley at Wellington Wash., and Mrs. Minnie Robinson of this City, Paul V. Woodhouse, also of this city, is an adopted son.

Mr. Woodhouse was downtown about a week ago but since then had been gradually sinking, the results of a complication of troubles.  He seemed to realize the approach of the death, and had his daughter’s come to him.  He gave directions as to the disposition of his effects with the precision and care that characterized his business dealings through on.

  The funeral announced for Friday afternoon at 2 O’clock from the residence the REV. Mr. Covington will have charge of services.

  Publication: April 12, 1900

Title: Weekly American, Anacortes, Washington Thursday

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Obituary:

[No Headline] Date: 1900-04-18; Paper: Seattle Daily Times PG 4

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Biography-Obituary April 18, 1900 Paper: Seattle Dail Times Pg 4

JOHN VIPOND WOOHOUSE.

ANACORSTES, MONDAY April 16,--Vipond Woodhouse a resident of this city for ten years past, died Thursday morning aged 75 years.  He was native of Lancaster England, from which place he came to American at the age of 14 years and entered the employ of his Stepfather J. Crawshaw, a carpet manufacturer of Boston, Mass.  At the age of 16 years, he wove the first piece of Brussels carpet made in America and the loom upon which this woven was exhibited by his stepfather at the centinial at the Philadelphia. In 1856 he took the first steam engine to the lumbering region around Eugalla Wisconsin, and for ten years managed a sawmill for the firm of Knapp, Stout & Co. From that point he went to St. Louis MO., and while in the service of Jerard B. Allen & Co., superintended putting the steam heating paint into the St. Louis insane asylum, and was also general foreman of the iron work of the great Eads Bridge connecting East and West St. Louis.  In 1870 he was engaged by Lockwood, Scott & Co., as superintendent of their works for treating lead ores, and later patented the Scotch eye, used extensively in smelting operations, and commonly known as the Woodhouse patent.  He was next in charge of the Smelting plant of the Pitcher Lead & Zinc Company, at Joplin Mo., Where he remained for seven years, and invented two lift and force pumps that soon found their way into popular favor among the mining fraternity.  He erected the smelting works at the Rich Hill Mo., for Jay Gould and the Pitcher Brothers, as a cost $150,000. And in 1834 retired from business life to a fruit farm near Bunker Hill Ill.  This life was not active enough for him, however, and he accepted an offer to go to San Antonio Texas Mexican delicacy, Chili Concarne, and while there made the first machine to successfully grind Chili peppers.  He then became interested in the Pacific Coast and its possibilities and in 1891 came to Anacortes, where he built a cozy suburban home and had a model fruit farm of small proportions. The Woodhouse home is noted for the thoroughness with which everything is done.  If he drained his land, it was done in the most scientific manner; his fruits were of choices varieties, and the trees had the best of care; a great lover of flowers, his home was as attractive as a professional florist could have made it; up to the time of the death of Mrs. Woodhouse last September, it was one of the pleasure of life at Anacortes to go to this well-kept home, where all were welcome.  Mr. Woodhouse was a great reader and a broad-minded thinker as well.

He liked the society of young people, was jolly and never tired of entertaining his friends.

Mr. Woodhouse was married in 1847 at Boston, to Harriett Jane White, to whom was born ten children, five sons and five daughters, of whom eight are still living. Of these;

Five Sons

1.  Thomas D. Woodhouse--- Elizabeth Duncan

     Reside in Pittsburg Crawford Kansas

  2.  John Warren Woodhouse-- Katherine Margaret Fitzgerald

      Resides Nevada Missouri

3.  Joseph William Woodhouse

             1.  Rose Marie Yenney 1^st

             2.  Margaret Quinn 3^rd

             3.  Annie Loehr 2^nd

               Resides Center, Indiana County Pennsylvania

4.  Frank Edmund Woodhouse-- Emma Udora

     Reside Bunker Hill Macon County Illinois

    5.  George D. Woodhouse—Pearl Curtis

     Reside in Pittsburg Crawford Kansas

Five Daughters

1.       Clara L. Woodhouse—Deceased Never Married

     2.       Caroline Augustus Woodhouse AKA Caddie Woodlawn---Dr. William W WATKINS

                   Resides:  Mrs. Carrie A. Watkins Moscow Idaho

     3.       Mary Woodhouse—Deceased as child

4.       Henrietta Hetty Woodhouse—William Oliver Pulley---Ash Pierce

             Resides: Wellington Kings Washington

      5.       Minnie A. Woodhouse---- Cassius M Robinson

                     Resides: Anacortes Skagit County Washington

 Paul V. Woodhouse of this city, is an adopted son.

 Mr. Woodhouse was down town about a week ago, but since then has been confined to his home, and has been gradually sinking. The result of a complication of troubles.  He seemed to realize fully the approach of death, and had his daughters come to him.  He gave directions as to the disposition of his effects of his

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John Vipond Woodhouse was the Step-Son of Joseph Crawshaw

Harriett Jane White

[1830-1899]

Name: Harriett Jane White
Born: September 8, 1830 Roxbury Boston, Suffolk , Massachusetts, USA

Died: September 17, 1899 Anacortes Skagit, Washington, USA

Spouse: John Vipond Woodhouse

Parents: William White, Nancy Avery

Occupation: Housewife/Entrepreneur 

Cause of Death: Stroke w/ Complications of diabetes 

Findagrave.com: 110953787

Date of Burial: September 17, 1899

Age at Death: YRS: 69 MOS: Ǿ DYS: 9

Interment: Grandview Cemetery Anacortes, Skagit, Washington Location:  C-017-010 Space: 1

Death Record: No

Findagrave.com 110953787
Tombstone
Photograph

OBITUARY Death of Mrs. HARRIET JANE WHITE Woodhouse September 21, 1899

  

    Death of Mrs.  HARRIET JANE WHITE Woodhouse

 

Mrs. Harriet Jane Woodhouse, wife of J.V. Woodhouse, died Sunday at the family home in this city, at the age of 70 years and 9 days.  Mr. and Mrs. Woodhouse came here nearby ten years ago, and after buying a tract of land from the late William Allard, constructed a cozy of dwelling and converted their acquisition into a model home, where they have since lived.  The health of Mrs. Woodhouse had not been good for a long time before her death, and upon one or two former occasions she had been so low that it was thought impossible for her to revive, but her naturally robust constitution told in her favor and she each time recovered.  Although at times she suffered intensely, she bore it all bravely and was considered by her many friends as unusually cheery and jolly.

                Mrs. Woodhouse was born September 8, 1829[1830], at Roxbury Massachusetts, and on her eighteenth birthday was married to Mr. Woodhouse. It was married to Mr. Woodhouse It was her pride to relate that in the course of their long married life they had never been apart for longer than four months at any one time, and that they had seldom been apart at all.  She was the mother of ten children, all but two whom survive her, as one also one an adopted Son.  One daughter Mrs. Robinson, resides in Anacortes.

                The Funeral Services were conducted from the residence on Tuesday afternoon, interment being in Grandview Cemetery.  The REV Charles Godsman conducted the services, Mrs. Woodhouse having become a member of his church about a year ago, prior to that time having been a Universalist.  There was quite a gathering of friends of the family at the services and all have the deepest Sympathy for the bereaved husband and others of the family

September 21, 1899

Title: Weekly American, Anacortes, Washington Thursday

Anacortes Museum

1305 8^th
Anacortes, WA 98221-1833
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Married: September 8, 1847 Roxbury Boston Suffolk , Massachusetts, USA

Now Boston Massachusetts
Marriage Record: Yes

Findagrave.com John V Woodhouse & Harriet Jane White
Birth:  Jan. 10, 1827 Death:  Apr. 12, 1900 Burial: Grandview Cemetery
AnacortesSkagit County Washington, USA Record added: Jul 31, 2010

Find A Grave Memorial# 55681568
Findagrave.com: 110953787

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 Children

Clara Levon Woodhouse

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1.       Clara Levon  Woodhouse

          Born: February 20, 1849 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts,USA
          Died: September 14, 1868 156 Layette, St. Louis, Independent City County Missouri, USA
          Parents: John Vipond. Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White
         Occupation: Homemaker
          Birth Record Volume/Page/Certificate Number: V36 p 70 cn# 281
        Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever

        Age at Death: YRS: 19 MOS: 9

        Date Buried: September 15, 1868   
        Find A Grave Memorial# 104827875
        Interment: Bellefontaine Cemetery Saint Louis St. Louis City Missouri, USA Plot: block 217 lot  
        PL  F

Clara never married:  As soon as they settled in St. Louis Missouri Clara caught typhoid fever and died.

Death Record: Yes
Findagrave.com Yes

No Obituary

Findagrave.com Clara L Woodhouse
Birth:  unknown Death:  Sep., 1868  Note: Buried September 15, 1868 Burial: Bellefontaine Cemetery  Saint Louis St. Louis City Missouri, USA Plot: block 217 lot PL F   Created by: randal nichoalds Record added: Feb 08, 2013  Find A Grave Memorial# 104827875 

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 2.       Thomas Dickinson. Woodhouse

          Alias: T.D.

         Born: May 12, 1851 Roxbury ,Boston Suffolk , Massachusetts, USA

         Died: August 5, 1910 Mt. Carmel Hospital Pittsburg; Crawford , Kansas, USA

         Spouse: Elizabeth “Lizzie” Duncan

                         Born: 07 Jun 1854 Parkville, Platte , Missouri, USA

                          Died: 17 Jul 1938 Pittsburg; Crawford ,Kansas, USA
       Findagrave.com Memorial# 96209280 

Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation: Station Engineer

Birth Record Volume/Page/Certificate Number: p 215

Cause of Death:  Dropsy
Date of Burial:  7 August 1910
Age at Death: 59 MOS 2 DYS: 25
Find A Grave Memorial# 96208609
Informant:   Mrs.  Elizabeth "Lizzy"  Woodhouse [Deceased wife]
                       1704 Grand St,   Pittsburg, Crawford,  Kansas, USA
Funeral: Pittsburg Furniture & Undertaking Company
                Pittsburg, Crawford, Kansas, USA
Interment: Mt. Olive Cemetery Row 12 WN to S Block 22 Pittsburg Crawford, Kansas, USA

Death Record: No

 Married: January 28, 1873 Madison County Missouri
Obituary: Yes
Find A Grave Memorial# 96208609

Issues:  Clarie Levon & Charity Ione Woodhouse

Web: Kansas, Find A Grave Index, 1854-2012 about Thomas Woodhouse
Name: Thomas Woodhouse Birth Date: 12 May 1851 Age at Death: 59 Death Date: 1910 Burial Place: Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas, USA URL: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-...

Source:

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Findagrave.Com Thomas Woodhouse

Birth:  May 12, 1851 Death:  1910  Family links:   Spouse:   Elizabeth Woodhouse (1854 - 1938)* Burial: Mount Olive Cemetery  Pittsburg Crawford County Kansas, USA
Created by: VJS Record added: Aug 29, 2012  Find A Grave Memorial# 96208609

Source:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=96208609

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THE TRUE CADDIE WOODLAWN

[1853-1940]

                                         This Photo was taken in 1872 in Saint Louis, MO Year before she married Doctor William Woodbury Watkins.

                                                           

3.       Caroline Augusta Woodhouse

         Alias: Caddie Woodlawn

         Born: February 22, 1853 Roxbury Boston Suffolk , Massachusetts,USA

         Died: January 4, 1940 315 S. Polk St. Moscow Latah ,Idaho,USA

         Spouse:  Dr. William Woodbury Watkins

                            Born: August 3, 1846 Warner New Hampshire

                            Died: August 4, 1901 Moscow Latah , Idaho, USA

                             Occupation: Physician
                              Find A Grave Memorial# 22931105

Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation: Housewife

Cause of Death:  Acute Mycocardtis       

Death Certificate Number: 117716

Birth Record Volume/Page/Certificate Number: 74

Age at Death: YRS: 86 MOS: 10 DYS: 11

Date of Burial:  January 8, 1940
Findagrave.com Memorial#: 22931129

Interment: Moscow Cemetery Moscow Latah County Idaho Plot: Old Section Block 7

 Married:  January 28, 1873 Madison County Missouri

 She almost became 1^st Lady to Idaho.  Her husband was asked to run for Governor on the Republican Party for the State of Idaho.  However, he turned them down because he loved being a doctor.

 Dr. Watkins was also friends with the President William McKinley.  March 4, 1900 President McKinley honored Dr. Watkins.  However, what I find Ironic is that they were both gunned down within month of one another. Dr. Watkins was gunned on Down on August 4, 1901 and he died on the spot.  However President McKinley was gunned down on September 6, 1901. However, the President died September 14, 1901

They both suffered the same fate from deranged men who had grips with both prominent men.

  Issues: Hattie Mae, Henrietta Mamma, Caroline Elsie, Allan Woodhouse, Minnie Angie , Franklin Vipond ,Winifred Wanda Arla & Unknown Watkins. [There was 8 children listed in Carol’s obituary and in 1900 Federal Census and I have found Eight.]

 

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President William McKinley
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_McKinley

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 4..       Mary Woodhouse:

Born: 1854 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

 Died:  April 1860  Eau Galle,  Dunnville Dunn ,Wisconsin, USA

Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse, Harriett Jane White

Cause of Death: Fragile to the pioneer life and caused her death

Age at Death: YRS: 6
Find A Grave Memorial# 140639321

Interment: North Hill on the Woodhouse farm Menomonie Wisconsin In Unmarked Grave

 Note:  Mary Woodhouse is noted in papers in Wisconsin.

New home

On April 17, 1860, Woodhouse and his wife decided to purchase 160 acres near the village of Dunnville, six crow-fly miles from Eau Galle. They hired Levi Drake, who lived about a quarter of a mile north of their new purchase of land, to build a home, not of logs, but constructed of sawn lumber.

It was in the home that Mary, a frail, sickly child who had had a difficult time traveling to Wisconsin, died. She was buried on a little rise of land in the northwest corner of the Woodhouse farm.

By John Russell June 25, 2007

Source:
http://chippewa.com/dunnconnect/news/loca/article_d428c212-aef1-5a33-a6aa-df7492a64d08.html
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John Warren Woodhouse and Catherine Fitzgerald

 

5.       John Warren Woodhouse

       Alias: Warren

       Born: January 26, 1855 Roxbury Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts,USA

       Died: November 27, 1926 Eureka Springs, Carroll ,Arkansas,USA

        Spouse: Katie Fitzgerald [Katharine] Catherine]

                       Born: 18 Jun 1861 London England

                       Died: 18 Mar 1934 Mexico, Audrian, Missouri, USA
                       Findgrave.com Memorial#: 103682990 

Parents:  John Vipond. Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation:  Machinist

Cause of Death: Pyloric occlusion

Death Certificate Roll #: 19241933

Age at Death: Yrs: 71 MOS: 10 DYS: 1
Findagrave.com Memorial#:  103682970

Interment: Mount Hope Cemetery, Webb City, Joplin Township, Jasper , Missouri, USA

Married: May 14, 1880 Jasper , Missouri, USA

Death Record: Yes

Marriage Record: Yes
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Issues: Ina Blanche WOODHOUSE; Edward L Woodhouse

Findagrave.com John Warren Woodhouse

Birth:  1855 Death:  1926  Burial: Webb City Cemetery  Webb City Jasper County Missouri, USA  Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]  Created by: Betty Saltenberger Record added: Jan 16, 2013  Find A Grave Memorial# 103682970
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                                                             Henrietta Woodhouse

6.       Henrietta Woodhouse

         Alias: Hetty / Etta/ Hettie

         Born: October 14, 1856 Roxbury Boston  Suffolk ,  Massachusetts, USA

          Died: September 19, 1928   Ferndale, Whatcom , Washington, USA

                   Spouse: William Oliver Pulley 1^st   

                                   Born: 24 Oct 1849 Jackson, Illinois, USA

                    Died: 24 May 1900 Seattle ,King ,Washington, USA
                      Find A Grave Memorial# 68528079

                     Ashman Pierce 2^nd

                          Born: 29 Apr 1852 Orrington, Penobscot, Maine,USA

                      Died: 6 Dec 1944 Monroe, Snohomish , Washington, USA
                      Find A Grave Memorial# 112555938 

Parents:  John Vipond. Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation: Housewife /Jewelry Store owner

Death: Volume/Page/Certificate Number: 184

  Age at Death: 72 years 11 months 5 days

Date of Burial: September 21, 1928

Cause of Death: Syphilis
Find A Grave Memorial# 136362574 

Interment: ---- Grandview Cemetery Anacortes, Skagit, Washington Location: D-017-013 Space: 1 

 

Death Record: Yes

Married: October 5, 1879 Jasper County Missouri
Obituary Yes:
Findagrave.com Yes

Married 1st: Mr. William Oliver Pulley

Findagrave.com # 68528079

EOM: Death of William Oliver Pulley

Marriage Record Yes

MARRIED 2nd: ASHMUN PIERCE
Findagrave.com # 112555938 

DOM: 11 Jul 1901 Snohomish County Washington POM: EVERTT WASHINGTON

Marriage Record: Yes

Issues:  She had;  no children from either marriage  

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Special Note: Hetty was a major Contributor of Caddie Woodlawn 
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 7.       Minnie Arle. Woodhouse

Born: January  2, 1861  Eau Galle Dunnville; Dunn , Wisconsin, USA

Died:   August  30,  1902  Anacortes, Skagit, Washington, USA

Spouse: Cassius M Robinson

                            Born: April 1,1860  Chester, Megis, Ohio, USA

                           Died:  21 Feb 1933 Anacortes, Skagit County Washington
                            Findagrave.com Memorial# 112555958

Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation: Housewife

Cause of Death: TYPHOID                    

Age at Death: YRS: 41 MOS: 6  DYS: 29
Date of Burial: August 31, 1902

Find A Grave Memorial# 112556072 

Interment: Grand View Cemetery, Anacortes, Skagit County Washington Lot: D-017-013 Space 1

Married: 6 Aug 1886 Sylvan Lincoln County Kansas [In her sister’s home Caroline A. W. Watkins]

News Paper Clipping of the Marriage

Death Record: No
Death Notice: Yes
Findagrave.com Memorial#:112556072 

Issues: Ray Raleigh; Hattie levon; Winnie Lee; Blanche Fay, Donald Vipond Robinson & Edna Valerie. Robinson

Note: Minnie died of Typhoid Fever.  She was 41 years old. 

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Picture of Joseph William Woodhouse

Taken Abt 1903

8.        Joseph William Woodhouse

Alias: Baby Joe

Born:  June 15, 1862 Eau Galle  Dunnville  Dunn ,Wisconsin,USA

Died: April 2, 1906 Salem, Westmoreland , Pennsylvania,USA

          Spouses:    Rose Mary Yenney 1^st

                           Born: 9 Aug 1865 Canton Bern, Switzerland

                            Died: 5 Feb 1953 Canyon City, Freemont , Colorado, USA
                             Findagrave.com Memorial#: 133107930

                            Anna Margaretha Loehr 2^nd

                            Born: 26 Oct 1876 Washington , Texas,USA

                            Died: 6 May 1957 Rockdale, Milam Co., Texas,USA
                            Findagrave.com Memorial#: 126217237 

                            Margaret Quinn 3^rd

                             Born: 1 Feb 1881 Chester le Street Durham England

                            Died: 25 Oct 1920 Canonsburg Washington, PA, 15317-1035
                            Find A Grave Memorial# 140757701 

Parents:  John Vipond. Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

Occupation: Machinist/ Engineering/Contractor

Cause of Death: Bronchitis

Date of Burial:  April 6, 1906

Informant:  Margaret Woodhouse [Wife]
Age At Death: YRS: 43 MOS: 9 DYS: 17
Death Certificate #:68675353305
Findagrave.Com Memorial#:  140751785 
Religion: Catholic

Interment: St. Vincent Cemetery, Latrobe, Westmoreland County Pennsylvania

Note:  He was the last one to appear in the book.  Joe led a very unstable life and he committed adultery all his life.  His family referred to him as GOD’s little sinner. I have sent for the death record May 7, 2012 and it pending. After Wisconsin John & Harriet had two more Children and they adopted one child: The following are not mention in the book.  Frank E. George D. and Adopted Paul V. Woodhouse

The correct burial Location of Joseph William Woodhouse is St. Vincent Cemetery Latrobe, PA.  It's clearly noted on his Death Certificate: :68675353305  File Records are pending 1/2/2015

 

 1^st Married: 26 Feb 1887 Howell , Missouri, USA

 Issues w/ Rose Marie Yenney

FINDAGRAVE.COM# 13310793

Ernestine Terry. Woodhouse; George William Woodhouse & Benjamin Lee Woodhouse

 

2^nd  Married: 24 Jul 1899 Comal, Texas, USA

FINDAGRAVE.COM# 126217237
Issues w/ Anna Margaretha Loehr

John Gustava  Woodhouse

 

3^rd Marriage: 23 Jan 1902 Westmoreland , Pennsylvania, USA
FINDAGRAVE.COM# 140757701 

Issues w/ Margaret  ANN Quinn

John Joseph Woodhouse & Rudolph Patrick Woodhouse

Death Record Yes
Marriage Records Yes
Death Notice: Yes
Findagrave.com Memorial#: 140751785 

The Basic Genealogy of Margaret Ann Quinn's family

http://jeannettestakeonlife.blogspot.com/2016/01/the-basic-genealogy-of-michael-j-quinn.html

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 9. Frank Edmund Woodhouse Sr.

           Born:  November 26, 1866 St Louis, Independent Cities, Missouri, USA

          Died: May 29, 1944 Macoupin Macon ,Illinois, USA

         Spouse: Emma Udora Lieese

                             Born: 08 Oct 1867 Bethalto, Madison, Illinois, USA

                             Died: 18 May 1944 Macoupin Macon ,Illinois, USA
                             Find A Grave Memorial# 137085512

           Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

          Occupation: Machinist

          Cause of Death:--Chronic Myocarditis

          Date of Burial: May 31, 1944

          Age at the Death: YRS: 77 MOS: 6 DYS: 3

           Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn# 20520

           Date of Burial: May 31, 1944
           Find A Grave Memorial# 137085247 

           Informant: Etta Mae Olmstead [Daughter]

         Interment: Bunker Hill Cemetery, Macoupin Macon County Illinois

Death Record: Yes

Marriage Record: 14 Feb 1886; Macoupin , Illinois, USA
Findagrave.com Memorial 137085247 
Obituary: Yes

Issues: Etta Woodhouse & Frankie Edmund Woodhouse Jr.
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10.   George  Daniel. Woodhouse

        Born:  May 17, 1869 Saint Louis, Independent Cities, Missouri, USA

        Died:  July 28, 1918 Alhambra, Los Angeles  , California, USA

         Spouse: Pearl May Curtis

                        Born: Feb 26,  1877  Green Valley Tazell, Illinois, USA

                        Died: July 28, 1918 Alhambra, Los Angeles , California, USA
                        Find A Grave Memorial# 110882082 

        Parents: John Vipond  Woodhouse, Harriet Jane White

        Occupation: Stenographer /machinist

        Cause of Death:--Electric Train Struck the Automobile and was Killed Instantly
         Skull Fracture  Killed in Car accident  [Electric Train]Rail Road Accident
         Date of Burial: August 7,1918

        Age at Death: YRS: 48 MOS: 2 DYS: 11
       Death Certificate #: 18-24455

        Findagrave.com Memorial#: 110881873
        Funeral Home: F.H. GARDNER WM WW BEINE
                                    Pittsburg, Crawford, Kansas, USA
       Informant: Catherine Amelia Hartley Curtis  deceased mother-in-law
                            Pittsburg Crawford County Kansas

       Interment: Highland Park Cemetery Pittsburgh Crawford County Kansas

California Death Record YES
Obituary Yes
Findagrave.com Memorial#: 110881873

Marriage Record: Yes

 Married: October 28, 1901 Crawford County Kansas

No Issues:  0

 

Findagrave.com
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=110881873

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                                                                   THE ADOPTED CHILD OF

JOHN VIPOND WOODHOUSE

HARRIETT JANE WHITE

11. Name: Paul Vane Woodhouse

Bornn: 23 Apr 1884 St. Louis Independence City Jackson , Missouri, USA

Died:  07 Mar 1947 Seattle ,King , Washington, USA

Adoptive Parents: John Vipond Woodhouse

                               Harriett Jane White

Occupation: Deputy/ House Painter/ Ship Yard Electrician

Cause of Death:  Hemorrhage and Bleeding Ulcer

Death Certificate #: 1046

Occupation: Engineer/Machinist 

Date of Burial: March 7, 1947
Age At Death: YRS: 62
Findagrave.com Memorial#:  121091243

Interment: Lakeview Cemetery Seattle Kings, Washington, USA

 Death Record: Yes

FINDAGRAVE.COM MEMORIAL: 121091243

He never married:  He was also a master mechanics

Lake View Cemetery Burial Index

Last Name First Name Month/Day Year of Death Age
Woodhouse Paul                02-18      1947           62

Source:

http://www.lakeviewcemeteryassociation.com/burials.php
Source:
http://www.lakeviewcemeteryassociation.com/contact.php
http://www.lakeviewcemeteryassociation.com/burials.php

PICTURE SOURCE
Woodhouse Family

SOURCE

http://chippewa.com/dunnconnect/news/loca/article_d428c212-aef1-5a33-a6aa-df7492a64d08.html

SOURCE

http://chippewa.com/dunnconnect/news/loca/article_d428c212-aef1-5a33-a6aa-df7492a64d08.html

Up-dated October 30, 2015