Mary “Polly” HODGES

GEDCOM Note

Probably sister Polly Hodges who married in Clermont County, Ohio:
June 20th, 1805, Joseph Wood and Polly Hodges, married by George Brown, M.G.;

EARLY MARRIAGES IN CLERMONT COUNTY. OHIO
Taken from 1880 History by J.L.Rockey and R.J. Bancroft
"We give below the official list of marriages in the county for the first seven years after its organization, by whom solemnized, and dates thereof"
June 20th, Joseph Wood and Polly Hodges, by George Brown, M.G (1805)
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Joseph Wood1
M

Father*
John Wood1 b. c 1759, d. bt 8 Jul 1808 - 18 Oct 1808
Mother*
Margaret Grimes2,3
Family
Mary Hodge
Charts
Descendant Chart for John WOOD Sr.
     Joseph Wood was born. He married Mary Hodge on 20 June 1805 at Clermont, Ohio.1,3 Joseph Wood died at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio.3
Last Edited
3 Aug 2003
Citations
1. [S29] Clermont Co. Genealogical Society, History of Clermont Co, Page 363.
2. [S444] Kim Browning, "Email Kim Browning 020712", Ancestral File.
3. [S42] Phyllis Manning Gillaspie, "Phyllis M. Gillaspie", Ancestral File.

Mary Hodge1
F
Family
Joseph Wood
     Mary Hodge married Joseph Wood, son of John Wood and Margaret Grimes, on 20 June 1805 atClermont, Ohio.1,2
     Mary Hodge also went by the name of Polly.2 Her married name was Wood.1
Last Edited
1 May 2002
Citations
1. [S29] Clermont Co. Genealogical Society, History of Clermont Co, Page 363.
2. [S42] Phyllis Manning Gillaspie, "Phyllis M. Gillaspie", Ancestral File.

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HODGES/1998-10/090833...
From: Millie H Emmitt≤mille4@juno.com >
Subject: [HODGES-L] Mary (Polly) Hodges ofClermont County, Ohio
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 23:24:03 -0400

Joseph Wood married Mary (Polly) Hodge (s) in Clermont County, Ohio in
l805. They lived in Tate Twp. Joseph died about l820 or l830. Did Mary
(Polly) Hodge Wood remarry when he died .Did they have children and who
were they.???

Thanks for any help.

Mille

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HODGES/1998-10/090848...
From: "Jerry & Renee Brandel" ≤brandel_jerry@email.msn.com>
Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Mary (Polly) Hodges ofClermont County, Ohio
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 15:01:00 -0500

Kansas and Kansans, Vol. 4

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page 2197
The father of Sheriff Woods was Hanson L. Woods, an early settler of
Greenwood County, Kansas. [p.2197] He was born in Ohio in 1837, grew up in
that state, and when a young man removed to Sidney, Iowa. He had previously
served four years three months as a Union soldier in the Civil war. He
enlisted in 1861 in an Ohio regiment of infantry, and participated in some
of the most bitterly fought campaigns and battles of the war. He was in the
battles of Shiloh, Stone River, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge and many other
engagements, and subsequently joined Sherman's great army which advanced
upon and captured Atlanta and thence marched through Georgia to the sea.

From Iowa he moved to Barton County, Missouri, in 1870, followed farming

there as he had in Iowa, and in 1879 moved to LaBette County, Kansas. In
1881 he transferred his residence to Greenwood County, and was a farmer
there until his death in 1888. He was a loyal republican in politics, served
a term as justice of the peace, and was very active in the Presbyterian
Church, which he served as an elder. He also belonged to the Masonic
fraternity. His first wife was a Miss Fort, but there were no children of
that union. For his second wife he married Mary E. Hodges (Goode). She was
born in Iowa in 1845, and died in Greenwood County, Kansas, in 1887. The
children of their marriage were: Frank, a farmer in Greenwood County; Walter
A.; Allie, wife of J. G. Smith, a farmer in Greenwood County; Essie, wife of
James Piatt, a farmer at Hamilton, Kansas. The mother of these children by
her first marriage had two daughters; Emma, who died at the age of sixteen;
and Dallie, who now lives in McPherson County, Kansas.

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PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
ROBERT ARCHER WOODS, Princeton, Ind. (10150). Son of John Brown and Lucilla
Charlotte (Archer) Woods; grandson of Samuel H. and Ann (McMillan) Woods;
great-grandson of Joseph Woods, private Seventh Virginia Regt; grandson of
Robert and Ann (Shaw) Archer; great-grandson of Thomas and Mary (McCalla)
Archer; great2-grandson of Thomas McCalla, private Eleventh Penna.
Line.EDWARD AUGUSTUS WOODS, Sewickley, Pa. (13577). Son of George and Ellen
C. (Crane) Woods; grandson of Joseph and Elizabeth (Baston) Woods;
great-grandson of Ammi and Lydia (Oakes) Baston; great2-grandson of Winthrop
Baston, Captain Mass. Militia.
Marriages--Washington DC to 1825

District of Columbia
Washington County
Hodge, Margaret married Woods, John on 18 May 1820 in Washington County,
District of Columbia

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Date of Decree.: 23,
Original Name.: Margaret Janc Woods,*
Name Decreed.: Margaret Jane Hodge,
Residence.: Lowell.
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111
page 118
[p.118] Mrs. Mary Seneker Hodge.
DAR ID Number: 110377
Born in Bristol, Va.
Wife of Ernest Locke Hodge.
Descendant of John Netherland and of Lieut. Samuel Woods, as follows:
1. Elijah Hill Senecker (b. 1831) m. 2nd 1880 Mary H. Vance (1843-99).
2. Dr. W. N. Vance (1814-95) m. 1838 Sarah Netherland (1820-68).
3. Samuel Netherland (1796-1832) m. 1818 Anna Worsham (1792-1827).
4. Richard Netherland m. Margaret Woods (1768-1841).
5. John Netherland m. Mosby; Samuel Woods m. Margaret .
John Netherland was a member of the committee of safety of Cumberland
County, Va. He was born, 1733, in Goochland County; died in Powhatan County,
Va.
Samuel Woods served as lieutenant in Col. James Wood's Virginia regiment. He
was born in Virginia; died, 1826, in Harrodsburg, Ky.

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CROSS COUNTYACT OF FORMATIONEARLY AND SUBSEQUENT SETTLEMENTSNAMES OF
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PUBLIC USESITUATION, BOUNDARY AND AREASURFACE
DESCRIPTIONMUNICIPALITIESCOURT AFFAIRS AND BENCH AND BARNOTED
CASESECOLESIASTICAL HISTORYSCHOOLS LIST OF OFFICIALSSECRET
SOCIETIESPOLITICAL STATUSRAIL ROADSGENERAL DEVELOPMENTFAMILY RECORD.
page 320
Dr. J. E. Woods, physician and surgeon, Augusta, Ark. Dr. Woods owes his
nativity to Livingston County, Ky., where his birth occurred March 5, 1843,
and is the son of Henry W. and Nellie (Hodge) Woods, both natives of
Kentucky. The grandparents were from Virginia, and were early settlers of
Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Woods passed their last days in their native State.
The father was a successful agriculturist, and this vocation followed up to
the time of his death. Of [p.320] their large family of children, seven are
now living, and Dr. J. E. Woods is the third eldest child living. He was
reared and received a fair education in Livingston County, remained on the
farm until eighteen years of age, and then began the study of medicine at
Marion, Ky. He then entered the University of Louisville Medical College,
and attended first course of lectures at that institution in 1863. He then
graduated at Long Island College, Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1864, after which he
began practicing at his home in Kentucky. In September, 1865, he came to
Augusta, Ark., began practicing, and is the oldest practitioner in that
place. He is a very successful physician; is of pleasing address and most
agreeable manners, possessed of a mind clear, penetrating and comprehensive,
thoroughly posted in his profession, and a practitioner of decided merit. He
has been president of the Woodruff County Medical Society and delegate of
the National American Medical Convention from Arkansas. He is a member of
the board of examining physicians of the county, and a prominent citizen. He
was married April 24, 1866, to Miss Clara T. McCurdy, a native of St.
Francis County, Ark., where she was reared. Four children were the result of
this union: Nellie, Harry M., Kitty and Roscoe. Dr. Woods is an Odd Fellow
and a Knight of Honor. Mrs. Woods is a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Her father, Samuel M. McCurdy, was a very brilliant and prominent attorney
in his day, and occupied positions of influence.
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LEE COUNTYRECENT ORGANIZATIONCHEATIVE ACTSEAT OF JUSTICEOFFICERS OF
TRUSTDURING WAR TIMESPOLITICAL COMPLEXIONVALUATIONDEVELOPMENTCHURCHES
AND SCHOOLSPEHIOD OF SETTLEMENTLOCATION, AREA AND POPULATIONSTREAMS,
SOILS, ETC.NATURAL YIELDSSTOOK RAISING INTERESTSSKETCH OF MARIANNA AND
HAYNESNUMEROUS SELECTED SKETCHES.
Joseph O. Gray. Payton R. Gray, a prominent and wealthy planter of Bear
Creek Township, was born in Livingston County, Ky., in 1818, being a son of
Presley Gray, also a Kentuckian by birth and a tiller of the soil, as was
his father, originally from Virginia. Presley Gray was a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and lived until his seventy-second year. His
wife, Maria (Hodge) Gray, was connected with the Baptist Church. She was the
mother of seven children, all of whom are yet living, five residents of
Kentucky, one of Iowa and our immediate subject, who has been a citizen of
this State since 1847. He took charge of the old homestead at the age of
twenty years, and two years later was married to Mrs. Eliza (Dunn)
Thrailkill, who died a year after, leaving one child, which only lived nine
months. He then married Miss Maria Woods. She died shortly after his removal
to Mississippi, in 1844, leaving three children, all deceased. He was next
married to Mrs. Margaret S. Bohanan (nee Dickson), a native of Paris, Ky.,
who died in 1883. They were the parents of two children: Blanche (widow of
John E. Burke, living with her father) and Joseph O. (who was born in
Coahoma County, Miss., in 1848.) His father having been drafted for the
Confederate service in 1863, our subject went as a substitute, and served in
Dobbin's regiment of Confederate cavalry until the close of the war,
operating in Eastern Arkansas and Missouri, and receiving his discharge in
January, 1865. He was then employed in farming and clerking until 1872, when
he entered into the mercantile business at Philips Bayou, in which he has
since been engaged, with the exception of the years 1877-78. At that time
farming occupied his attention. Mr. Gray married in March, 1875, Miss Mary
C. Wilkins, a native of Lee County, Ark., and a daughter of Maj. Wilkins, an
officer in the Confederate army, now deceased. They have had one son who is
now deceased. Mr. Gray carries a stock of about $5,000, and his annual sales
amount to over $40,000. He is also extensively occupied in farming, owning a
half interest in 320 acres of fine land, besides some city property, and has
the control of over 1,500 acres of land. Mr. Gray is also the postmaster of
Philips Bayou, which position he has filled for the past eight years. In
connection with his other interests he is engaged in cotton-ginning,
operating two steam gins and one horse-power cottongin. He is a member of
the A. F. & A. M. His wife is a member of the Baptist Church.
Marriages--Kentucky to 1850

Kentucky
Casey County
Hodge, Jesse married Wood, Polly on 14 May 1819 in Casey County, Kentucky

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Hodge, Hannah, m. Abiel Wood, jun.
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Wood, Abiel, jun., at Pownalborough, Mr. A. W. jun., mer., to Miss Hannah
Hodge. S. Nov. 30, '93. See entry for Dec. 4, 1793.
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Wood, Abiel, jun., at Wiscasset, by the Rev. Mr. Bradford, Mr. A. W., jun.,
merchant, to Miss Hannah Hodge, daughter to Capt. Robert Hodge, late of
Newcastle. W. Dec. 4, '93.

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Mrs. Mary Louise Denison Hooker.
DAR ID Number: 42614
Born in Fairfield, New York.
Wife of Thomas Hooker.
Descendant of Rev. Joel Briggs, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Jesse Wood Denison and Mary Windsor Briggs, his wife.
Granddaughter of Rev. Avery Briggs and Mary Windsor, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Joel Briggs and Hannah Sprague, his wife.
Joel Briggs, (1757-1828), turned out from Norton at the Lexington Alarm. He
was a dru****er 1777 and served in the Rhode Island campaign under Capt.
Isaac Hodge.
Also No. 14664.
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Miss Vera Isabel Bush.
DAR ID Number: 57419
Born in Watertown, N. Y.
Descendant of Capt. Jonathan Bush.
Daughter of William Theodore Bush and Hattie Benedict Settle, his wife.
Granddaughter of Horace Bush and Ellen Hodge, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of William Bush and Amanda Wood, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Bush, Jr., and Matilda Pelton, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Bush and Esther Warner, his wife.
Jonathan Bush (1745-1828) was commissioned, 1778, by the General Assembly of
Connecticut, captain of the 8th company, 9th regiment of the train band of
the State. He was born in Chatham, Conn.: died in Turin, N. Y.
Also No. 52185.
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 83

Miss Helen A. Wood.
DAR ID Number: 82525
Born in Gardiner, Me.
Descendant of Ezekiel Webber, Benjamin Woodbridge, and Benjamin Woodbridge,
Jr.
Daughter of William M. Wood (b. 1836) and Rose Harley Follansbee (b. 1845),
his wife, m. 1869.
Granddaughter of William Follansbee (1810-79) and Harriet Emmeline Harley
(1815-1902), his wife, m. 1839.
Gr-granddaughter of James Follansbee (1773-1850) and Sally Hooper Woodbridge
(1777-1847), his wife, m. 1801; Matthew Harley and Rosanna Webber, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Woodbridge, Jr., and Ann Hodge, his wife, m.
1773; Ezekiel Webber and Hannah Wakefield, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Woodbridge and Susannah Tappan (d. 1771),
his wife, m. 1739.
Ezekiel Webber (1751-1842) was placed on the pension roll of Lincoln County,
Me., 1820, for service as private in Massachusetts Line. He died in Bristol,
Me.
Benjamin Woodbridge (1711-97) was a member of the Assembly, 1775, from
Newcastle. He was born in Newbury, Mass.; died in Newcastle, Me.
Also No. 43530.
Benjamin Woodbridge, Jr., served, 1777, in Captain Hodge's company, Colonel
Jones' regiment, Massachusetts troops. He died, 1787, in Alna, Me.
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Miss Jessie L. Duboc.
DAR ID Number: 95702
Born in Livingston County, N. Y.
Descendant of Corp. Joel Briggs, as follows:
1. Albert M. Duboc (1848-1911) m. 1874 Julia P. Denison (b. 1851).
2. Jesse Wood Denison (1818-81) m. 1846 Mary Windsor Briggs (1822-54).
3. Rev. Avery Briggs (1795-1883) m. Mary Windsor (b. 1790).
4. Joel Briggs m. Hannah Sprague.
Joel Briggs (1757-1828) turned out from Norton at the Lexington Alarm. He
was a drummer in Capt. Israel Trow's company, Col. Josiah Whitney's
regiment, 1777, and was corporal, 1778, under Col. John Daggett. He served
in the Rhode Island campaign under Capt. Isaac Hodge. He was born in Norton;
died in East Stoughton, Mass.
Also No. 14664.

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Many Turned Away At Vought Concert.
Mr. Hodge was born at Denver, Colorado, May 18, 1884, and is a son of Morgan
C. and Emma (Wood) Hodge, and is of English descent, belonging to a family
which settled in America long prior to the War of the Revolution. Morgan C.
Hodge was born in Ohio, where he received his education, and as a young man
embarked upon a career as an educator, in which field of endeavor he passed
many years, becoming widely and favorably known as an instructor and as a
man of high intellectual attainments. Coming to San Bernardino County in
1894, he taught school for a time at Rialto, Bloomington and Fontana, but is
now engaged in orange culture near Rialto, where he is the owner of valuable
and productive groves. He married Miss Emma Wood, a native of New York, also
of English descent, who is now deceased.

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TITLE: Families of the Pilgrims /
EDITION: Rev. ed.
AUTHOR(S): Shaw, Hubert Kinney. (Main) Massachusetts Society of Mayflower
Descendants. (Added)
PUBLISHED: Boston, Mass. (101 Newbury St., Boston 02116) : Massachusetts
Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1982-≤
DESCRIPTION: ≤ v. ; 22 cm.
NOTES: Holdings listed alphabetically by surname. LC has: John Alden,
William Mullins / revised by Alicia Crane Williams; John Billington /
revised by Harriet Woodbury Hodge; William Brewster / revised by Mrs.
Clayton M. Merrick, Jr.; Francis Cooke / revised by Ralph Van Wood, Jr.;
Stephen Hopkins / revised by Ann Smith Lainhart; Richard Warren / revised by
Eugene Stratton and Robert S. Wakefield; William White / revised by Caroline
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Cass County
Dodgen, Nancy E. married Milhollen, William on 25 Jul 1849 in Cass County,
Georgia

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Mary Hodge m. Joseph Wood - 20 Jun 1805, Clermont County OH
By Dave Dunn June 06, 2005 at 07:44:35
Does anyone recognize this marriage, and know of any descendants of this couple. Joseph Wood was deceased by 1820, but I can find no list of their children.