William Henry Woodrow

• William Henry Woodrow was born circa 1875.
• He was the son of Robert James Woodrow and Margaret Ann Condon.
• William Henry Woodrow appeared on the Electoral Roll with Margaret Ann Condon and Robert James Woodrow between 1903 and 1908 in Djuan. Robert was a farmer and Margaret carried out home duties. Theirs son William and Arthur were labourers and David James a farmer.
  
• William Henry Woodrow appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Crow's Nest. He was a farmer. Brother David farmed at Thornville.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Crow's Nest. He was a farmer. His brother David farmed at Thornville.
  
• William Henry Woodrow married Annie Crozier in 1920 in Queensland.
• William Henry Woodrow died in 1940 in Queensland.

Ann Elizabeth Woods

• Charts: Descendants of William Crawford.

• Ann Elizabeth Woods was born circa 1850 in County Tyrone.
• She was the daughter of Henry Woods and Elizabeth Unknown.
• Ann Elizabeth Woods married Matthew Crawford, son of William Crawford and Margaret Maxwell, circa 1880.

David Ewen Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• David Ewen Woods was born on 14 July 1925.
• He was the son of John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton.
• David and Beryl had 6 boys.
• David Ewen Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1963 living at Tingoora, Wondai. David was a farmer and Beryl carried out home duties.
  
• David Ewen Woods died on 14 September 2019 at age 94.
• David was buried on 4 October 2019 in Kingaroy.

Donald Charles Woods

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Staines., Descendants of William Crawford., Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Donald Charles Woods was born on 12 May 1882 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• He was the son of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• On 21 June 1913 The Northern Star newspaper (under the heading - Teven) reported that "Mr. D. Woods has gone to Kingaroy on a short visit", most likely to see his sister Ethel and her family.
  
• Donald Charles Woods began military service between 1916 and 1917. WW2.
• On 2 January 1917 Don Woods, stationed in London, wrote the following to his sister Ethel " Dear Ethel, This is a picture of one of the wonderful tanks which have done such good work. I am getting along all right, and am out on four days leave from Dartford Hospital but the weather is not very nice to be out. Love to All from your Loving brother Don."
  
• In the autumn of 1917 Don wrote this letter to his sister Ethel, regarding the death of their younger brother Robert Henry in France:-
  19/3/1917
  3rd Australian Aux Hospital
  Dartford, Kent
  Dear Ethel
  I hardly know how to write to you today, but feel that I must write you a short note at least. Dear Ethel you will have heard all about our dear Rob's death long ere this. I did not know for a month after he had passed away and then only by chance saw his name in the casualty list. I wrote to the OC of the hospital in France and this morning has a letter from the Chaplain in which he said that Rob was brought in from the line unconscious on the 4th of Feb and passed away the same day. They were placing a Cross and wreath on the grave. Oh dear Sister it is hard to lose him but it is God's will and he is a t rest.
  I am waiting now for a boat to go home but don't know how long I will have to wait but hope before many weeks to be with you all again. I am not getting my mail these days and the last letters from you and Bessie were written on the 9th Nov. I had one from Jack written on the 29th November. Well dear Ethel forgive this short note but I trust all are well and hope to be with you all again before long.
  Love to all from your Loving Brother Don.'[:CR:]
• At the age of 35 years, 6 months and 2 days, Donald Charles Woods married Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines, daughter of Joseph Staines and Sarah Jane Crawford, on 14 November 1917 in Bonnie Brae, Crawford, Queensland, Australia. Don and Bessie were married after his return from WW1.
  
• Donald Charles Woods and Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1919 and 1925 living at Taabinga Resumption, Kingaroy. Bessie's address was given as Crawford. Don was a farmer.
  
• In 1922 he was a farmer at "Bonnie Brae", Kingaroy.
• Donald Charles Woods and Robert Donald Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at George Street, Taringa, Brisbane. Donald wasn't given an occupation. They were also registered at "Emo Ruo", Greenwood Street, Brighton. Donald was listed there as a farmer.
  
• Donald Charles Woods and Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1943 living at Bloomfield Street, Taringa. Their son, Robert Donald, a clerk, was registered at the same address, although by now he was married and away at the War.
  
• On 12 June 1943,their son, Robert Donald Woods died in Darwin, Northern Territory, at age 21. Robert was killed in an aircraft accident involving a Hughs plane at an airstrip in the Northern Territory.
• Donald Charles Woods and Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Bloomfield Street, Taringa. Their son Geoffrey, a bank clerk, lived with them. Donald's sister Ethel Stains and niece Betty also lived in Bloomfield Street.
  
• On 20 March 1952,his wife, Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines died in "Freydon", Taringa, Brisbane, Queensland, at age 72.
• Donald Charles Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1954 living at Bloomfield Street, Toowong. He lived with his son Geoffrey and his wife Jess.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1958 living at 84 Bloomfield Street, Taringa. Donald lived with his son Geoffrey and his family.
  
• Donald Charles Woods married Iris Lily Unknown circa 1962.
• Donald Charles Woods and Iris Lily Unknown appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1963 living at 84 Bloomfield Street, Taringa.
• Donald Charles Woods died on 27 December 1967 in Brisbane, Queensland, at age 85.
• Donald was buried in Brisbane.

Emma Fleet Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Emma Fleet Woods was born on 16 July 1875 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• She was the daughter of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• Emma Fleet Woods died on 14 July 1876 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• Emma was buried on 16 July 1876 in The Necropolis. The following notice appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday 15 July 1876 -"THE FRIENDS of Mr. GEORGE MICHAEL WOODS, Butcher, are invited to attend the Funeral of his late deceased DAUGHTER, Emma Fleet : to move from his residence, 96 Albion-street, Surry Hills, on SUNDAY, at a quarter to 2 o'clock, for the Necropolis. J. and G. SHYING and CO., Undertakers, 719, George-st."
  

Emma Mary Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• Emma Mary Woods was born circa 1848.
• She was the daughter of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• Emma Mary Woods was christened on 11 March 1849 in Bermondsey, London, England.
• She immigrated on 14 September 1859 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with Sarah Ann Fleet. Sarah aged 40, came to Australia with her four children: - Sarah Ann aged 16, a native of Middlesex who could read and write; George Michael aged 14, also a native of Middlesex who could read and write, Church of England; Emma Mary aged 11 who could read and write and was a native of Middlesex; and Robert Henry aged 7, a native of Middlesex. They travelled from England on the Parsee, her husband George having immigrated some time before. She was listed on "Parsee’s passenger list under Section Headed - "Wives of Persons Resident in the Colony". From the Depositors Record it shows a Dr Dodd (Todd) of Kent Road Bermondsey, London gave a good character reference for Sarah and her children to emigrate. Dr George Michael Todd was Sarah's half brother, son of her mother's first husband. She was from Middlesex and religion Church of England. She could read and write and was a housekeeper. The ship left Southampton on the 7 June 1859 and reached Sydney after a voyage lasting 95 days. There were 424 immigrants on board.
  
• Emma Mary Woods died in 1880 in Sydney. the death registration lists the surname as WOOD.

Ethel Mary Stuart Woods

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Staines., Descendants of William Crawford., Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

Ethel Mary Stuart Woods 1878-1956

• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods was born on 12 July 1878 in 96 Albion Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Her father's occupation at the time of her birth was a butcher.
  
• She was the daughter of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• At the age of 20 years, 9 months and 21 days, Ethel Mary Stuart Woods married William John Staines, son of Joseph Staines and Sarah Jane Crawford, on 3 May 1899 in Residence of Mr G M Woods, Upper Teven, Alstonville, New South Wales. William John (the marriage certificate showed John William) and Ethel Mary Stuart Woods were married at the residence of her father, George Michael Woods at Teven, Alstonville, NSW by W W Watts, Presbyterian Minister. The marriage was witnessed by S(amuel) J(oseph) Staines and Barbara Hunter.
  
• On 13 October 1903,Ethel Mary Stuart Woods's daughter, Elizabeth May (Betty) Staines was born in Upper Teven, New South Wales, Australia. Her father Will was a farmer born Alstonville. Witnesses to her birth were C B Street, Mrs Woods (most likely her grandmother Jane Woods, and Mrs Warne.
  
• In 1905 Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines lived in Wilson's Creek. George Robert was born there. They then moved to Main Arm near Kyogle late 1906 and Ruby was born there in mid 1908.
  
• On 8 September 1906,Ethel Mary Stuart Woods's son, George Robert (Rob) Staines was born in Wilson's Creek, Murwillumbah, New South Wales. His father, William born Alstonville, was a 33 year old farmer and mother Ethel born Sydney, was 28 years old.
  
• On 25 April 1908 Ruby Woods wrote a note on a postcard to her sister Ethel
  "Dear Ethel, Am writing on chance, for if it is fine Don is going over there today, but it may not be fine enough. Hope you are all well as we have not heard from you lately. All is well here. love to all RW" The letter was addressed to Mr W J Staines, Main Arm, Mullumbimby. Ruby may have been concerned for her sister's health as Ethel was six months pregnant with Ruby Isabel at the time.
  
• On 16 July 1908,Ethel Mary Stuart Woods's daughter, Ruby Isabel Staines was born in Main Arm, Main Arm, Mullumbimby, New South Wales.
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines moved to the Kingaroy District, Queensland, in 1908 with their family. While William was away looking for a suitable place to live, Ethel and the children stayed in Ballina. According to notes made by their daughter Betty, the family were in Brisbane in September and travelled to Crawford from there. William's father and mother, Joseph and Sarah Staines, his sister and her husband, Frances and John Johnstone, and members of Ethel's family also moved to the district over the next few years. William's brother Robert joined him about 1910. They conducted an auctioneering business in Kingaroy.
  
• On the 4th of February 1910, Ruby wrote to her sister Ethel from Teven.
  " Dear E. Received your welcome letter during the week. We have had two or three nice fine days now and everything is drying nicely. We are all well down here and hope you are the same. Tell Bessie to hurry up with her letter. Will write again through the week. love from all to all RW".
  The address on the postcard was Mrs W J Staines, Crawford, Kilkivan Line, Queensland.
  
• On 31 October 1910,Ethel Mary Stuart Woods's son, Lionel Staines was born in Queensland. He lived only a few days.
  
• On 26 January 1911 Dorothy wrote a post card to her parents who were staying at Brunswick Heads. She wrote " Dear Mamma, We are all well. It has been raining nearly all the time since you left. We are having a good time up here. School is going to start in two or three weeks time. Auntie Bessie will write soon with love from all. your loving Dorothy". A note added by Bessie reads "No Special News, all well B". COMPILERS NOTE:- Ethel and William must have left the children with their grandparents Sarah and Joseph Staines while they were away. Aunt Bessie would have been Sarah Elizabeth Staines.
  
• Ruby Woods wrote to Ethel (her sister) regarding their mother's health on 4 October 1911.
  "Teven Wednesday. Dear E. Just a few lines to let you know how we are. Mother seems very much better this last few days and thinks the Dr told her all wrong. We are having it dry down here. I am going to Ballina so will have to hurry as its half holiday today. Hope all are well. Love to all from Ruby."
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1912 and 1914 living at Crawford, Queensland. He is shown as an agent.
• In 1914 Ethel and William visited William's sister Frances and her husband Wesley Johnston at Dorrigo. Their daughter Bessie wrote this letter to them while they were away. "Dear Mother. Are you well, We are all well. I took Bobbie for walks nearly every evening. I am our loving daughter Bessie."
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1915 and 1917 living at Kingaroy, Queensland.
  
• On 2 January 1917 Don Woods, stationed in London, wrote the following to his sister Ethel " Dear Ethel, This is a picture of one of the wonderful tanks which have done such good work. I am getting along all right, and am out on four days leave from Dartford Hospital but the weather is not very nice to be out. Love to All from your Loving brother Don."
  
• In the autumn of 1917 Ethel received this letter from her brother Donald, regarding the death of their younger brother Robert Henry in France:-
  19/3/1917
  3rd Australian Aux Hospital
  Dartford, Kent
  Dear Ethel
  I hardly know how to write to you today, but feel that I must write you a short note a least. Dear Ethel you will have heard all about our dear Rob's death long ere this. I did not know for a month after he had passed away and then only by chance saw his name in the casualty list. I wrote to the OC of the hospital in France and this morning has a letter from the Chaplain in which he said that Rob was brought in from the line unconscious on the 4th of Feb and passed away the same day. They were placing a Cross and wreath on the grave. Oh dear Sister it is hard to lose him but it is God's will and he is a t rest.
  I am waiting now for a boat to go home but don't know how long I will have to wait but hope before many weeks to be with you all again. I am not getting my mail these days and the last letters from you and Bessie were written on the 9th Nov. I had one from Jack written on the 29th November. Well dear Ethel forgive this short note but I trust all are well and hope to be with you all again before long.
  Love to all from your Loving Brother Don."
  
• In December 1920 Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines were living in Quebec, Mundubbera, Queensland. It is not clear when they moved here but the family returned to Kingaroy after spending a few years on this property. Documents found suggest the house was purchased as a kit from Filshie & Broadfoot in Toowoomba. In 2013 the property was a citrus orchard.
  
  

  Gateway to QUEBEC - property near Mundubbera once belonging to William Staines
• On 22 June 1922 Topsy Jackson (nee Isabelle Cruickshanks) wrote to Ethel Staines.
  Teven 25 June 1922
  Dear Ethel
  Your very nice letter arrived during last week and I can assure you we all appreciate your sympathy. Mum suffered great agony for almost a week before she left us and last on Sunday when the Doctor said the case was hopeless he ordered the nurse to give larger doses of morphia and so took away all pain. Indeed Mum said that it would be a relief to go after the last three years, so now we try to feel comforted that she is no longer suffering though we do miss her.
  Mum had been suffering all along but in her brave way tried to hide it from us.
  She had been very ill for over a week, but was recovering wonderfully and on the Monday commenced fresh knitting and was reading a lot. That night I made the bed and she got back in quite cheerfully. Next thing I heard Dad calling for a light. Mum had fainted and fallen out of bed before he could catch her. She was very ill from then until the last just a week after. Of course we sent for Bill and Mum was able to talk to all of us just a few hours before she left us.
  The trouble was really cancer though she never knew. The doctor told dad not to tell her. It gradually worked through the whole system. Thank you for your invitation. I should love to come one day, but not just yet.
  Give my love to the girls.
  With much love to all from your affectionate cousin Tops.
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1925 and 1932 living at "Fernbank", Kingaroy, Queensland. William is shown as a grazier and Ethel carried out home duties. Their daughters Elizabeth (Betty), a teacher and Dorothy, home duties also lived with them. According to family hearsay William had owned part of "Belgrove" where his brother Sam farmed and Sam died in 1932 the property was sold. However, Amy, Sam's wife continued to appear on the electoral role with her address as "Belgrove" up until the 1950's.
  
• In December 1931 Beatrice Grant wrote to Ethel Staines regarding the death of Bee’s grandmother Elizabeth McGregor (nee Fountain).
  Bank of Australasia
  Ballina Dec 15th 1931
  Dear Ethel
  Your letter has just come so I am answering it at once to give your Grannies’ address. It is "Beverley" Ray Road, Epping.
  Poor old soul has just about reached her end. About a month ago or it may be six weeks she took ill with cancer of the stomach, and has been very sick. Mother's letter today says she is weakening very much and the Doctor says she is likely to go off any time. She is suffering great pain and has to have morphia to ease her. Father went down on Saturday to see her. Poor old soul was 88 on Sunday. It seems hard that she should have such an end after the wonderfully active life she has led, and she has lived to a good age.
  No Ethel I have not been at all well, and am going away on Friday down to Terrigal till at least the end of February. I feel the heat here very much and am never well really in the summer time. I really do not like going and leaving Mr Grant for Christmas, but he will not hear of me staying. It is always such a busy time for me, and I don't feel that I can cope with all the work in the heat. Dorothy is needing a holiday too. Bruce keeps very well. He is such a dear little chap and getting on so well. You would not know him now. They will all love him at home I'm sure.
  I haven't seen Alex for months. He came in about three weeks ago on Sunday to take us for a drive, but I was sick at the time, and in bed. When are he and Dorrie going to be married? I've been going to write to Dorrie several times but the days just simply fly and I am kept busy with the sewing and lots of other duties.
  Unfortunately at the beginning of the year I lost my good girl, and have had no less than four since. The one I have now has been with me six months, but not any one of them is as good as Ruth was.
  Yes we have had plenty of rain, and it makes it so close and muggy, but you Queensland people have had more than your share. Isn't it disappointing too when the rain comes and spoils all the garden, after one has worked so hard. While your people and we on the North Coast have the rain, the poor folk out West in NSW are having the bush fires. They must be awful out Cobar way.
  Of course I am very busy packing up and seeing to everything. There is always such a lot to do at the last with children, but it’s worth it when there is a nice change at the end of it al. We are going to Terrigal, just out of Gosford to Mother, and may have two or three weeks in Sydney.
  I must close now, and get on with my work, but wanted to let you have Grannies address without delay.
  My love to Dorrie and I'll try and write her a few lines while I am away. A very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. to you all.
  Love and kisses from us all.
  
  Yours lovingly
  Bee Grant.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and William John Staines moved to Noosa, Queensland, on 2 December 1935.An article about their leaving the Kingaroy district appeared in the local newspaper. "Mr W J Staines, who has disposed of his "Fernbank" property to Mr L A Savage, Brooweena, leaves with Mrs Staines and family, for Noosa today. They will spend a holiday at that watering place prior to making their home elsewhere, the location of which has not yet definitely been decided upon. Mr Staines, who came to this district 26 years ago, has, with Mrs Staines and family, resided at "Fernbank" for the past 14 years, following the grazing business. The Staines family is one of the most respected in the district and one which can be ill spared. Their many friends will wish them the best of health in their new home wherever it may be."
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at "Riverside", Maroochydore, Queensland. Occupation shown as homeduties.
• She and William John Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at "Riverside", Maroochydore, Queensland. Their daughters Ethel Dorothy and Ruby were also living there. They all carried out home duties.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1939 living at "Riverside", Maroochydore, Queensland.
• On 27 June 1940,her husband, William John Staines died in Uplands, Woombye, Queensland, at age 65. After selling the flats at Maroochydore, Will had purchased a pineapple farm at Woombye.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and Ethel (Dorothy or Dot) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1941 and 1943 living at "Uplands", Woombye, Queensland. They both carried out home duties.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods and Elizabeth May (Betty) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Bloomfield Street, Taringa. Betty was a clerk. Ethel's brother Donald also lived in Bloomfield Street with his family.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1949 and 1954 living at Broomfield Street, Taringa, Queensland.
• She and Elizabeth May (Betty) Staines appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1949 and 1954 living at "Woods" Broomfield Street, Taringa, Brisbane, Queensland. Betty now worked as a clerk (for Gordon & Gotch) most likely not being able to return to teaching after the war.
  
• Ethel Mary Stuart Woods died on 4 February 1956 in Indoorpilly, Brisbane, Queensland, at age 77.
• Ethel was buried in Woombye, Queensland.
  

  Gravestone of Ethel Mary Stuart Staines (nee Woods) and William John Staines - Woombye Cemetery.

Fanny Fleet Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• Fanny Fleet Woods's birth was registered in the Poplar, London Registration District in the September 1842 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• Her death was recorded with the Poplar, London, England, Registration District in the September 1843 Quarter . Her father's death certificate shows she was deceased at the time of his death. The informant was her brother George Michael Woods.
  

Florence Louisa Woods

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Florence Louisa Woods was born on 6 February 1900 in Queensland. She was the daughter of Thomas Woods and Ann Rice.
• At the age of 21 years, 10 months and 15 days, Florence Louisa Woods married Thomas Frederick Dobbie, son of Robert Dobbie and Mary Ann Wells, on 21 December 1921 in Queensland.
• In 1958,her husband, Thomas Frederick Dobbie died in Queensland.
• Florence Louisa Woods died in 1970 in Queensland.

Geoffrey Joseph Woods

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Staines., Descendants of William Crawford., Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Geoffrey Joseph Woods was born on 17 September 1923 in Kingaroy, Queensland.
• He was the son of Donald Charles Woods and Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines.
• Geoffrey Joseph Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Bloomfield Street, Indooroopilly. He was a bank clerk and lived with his parents.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1958 living at 84 Bloomfield Street, Taringa. He was a bank clerk. His father Donald lived at the same address.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1977 living at 84 Bloomfield Street, Taringa. Geoff was a bank clerk and Jess carried out home duties. Their son lived with them.
  
• Geoffrey Joseph Woods died on 7 August 2009 in Redcliffe, Queensland, at age 85. He suffered from prostate cancer. The family held a private funeral. A remembrance service was held on the following Wednesday at 2 pm at Redcliffe Uniting Church.

George Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

George Woods, born London c 1814, died Wooloongong 1873.

• George Woods was born circa 1814 in London, England.
• He was the son of George Woods.
• In 1839 George Woods lived in 19 Gwynn's Place, Hackney Road, London, England. According to the Pigot Trade Directory, he was a butcher.
  
• His marriage to Sarah Ann Fleet, daughter of George Fleet and Mary Ann Mansell, was registered in the December 1841 Quarter in St George East, Middlesex Registration District.
• George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet had six children . Fanny, the eldest and Martha, the youngest died as infants. They, together with their siblings Sarah Ann, George Michael, Emma Mary and Robert Henry were born in or around London, where George worked as a butcher.
  
• In 1846 George Woods lived in 19 Gwynn's Place, Hackney, London, England.
• He immigrated before December 1858. George came to Australia before his family as he is listed as Depositor of Family on 6 December 1858. His death certificate states he was in Australia for 15 years before his death in 1873.
  
• In 1860 George Woods was a butcher. According to family stories, George and George Michael used to buy cattle from cattle stations and drive them to Sydney for his butcher shop.
  George had a cousin named George Quarrel who lived in London, and another cousin Captain James Peters who lived in Sydney and became a foreman at Mort's Docks. This Cousin had three sons, one Robert, another held a commission in the Navy in the North Sea in WW1.
  
• In 1873 George Woods was still a butcher when he died, according to his death certificate.
• George Michael or his father ran and advertisement in "The Sydney Morning Herald" for three days from 22 July 1873 for help in the butcher shop - WANTED, smart BOY. Apply G. Woods, butcher, 96, Albion-street.
  
  

  Woods Butcher Shop, 96 Albion Street, Surry Hills. Ran firstly by George Woods and then by his son George Michael Woods until c 1883 Photo courtesy of Ann Dodds
• George Woods died on 24 September 1873 in Albert Memorial Hospital, Wollongong, New South Wales. Cause of death was failure of hearts action caused by intemperance. He had been ill for about 10 days before his death. A Dr Lyons had seen him on the day of his death. According to the death certificate, a coroner’s inquest was held but to date no details have been found.
  
• George was buried on 26 September 1873 in Church of England Cemetery, Woollngong, New South Wales, Australia.

George Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• George Woods was born circa 1780.
• He was Butcher.

George Michael Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

George Michael Woods 1845-1916. Photo courtesy of Ann Dodds

• George Michael Woods was born on 19 August 1845 in 19 Gwynn's Road, Hackney, London, England.
• He was the son of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• George Michael Woods was christened on 14 February 1847 in Saint John Horseley Downs, Bermondsey, London, England.
• He immigrated on 14 September 1859 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with Sarah Ann Fleet. Sarah aged 40, came to Australia with her four children: - Sarah Ann aged 16, a native of Middlesex who could read and write; George Michael aged 14, also a native of Middlesex who could read and write, Church of England; Emma Mary aged 11 who could read and write and was a native of Middlesex; and Robert Henry aged 7, a native of Middlesex. They travelled from England on the Parsee, her husband George having immigrated some time before. She was listed on "Parsee’s passenger list under Section Headed - "Wives of Persons Resident in the Colony". From the Depositors Record it shows a Dr Dodd (Todd) of Kent Road Bermondsey, London gave a good character reference for Sarah and her children to emigrate. Dr George Michael Todd was Sarah's half brother, son of her mother's first husband. She was from Middlesex and religion Church of England. She could read and write and was a housekeeper. The ship left Southampton on the 7 June 1859 and reached Sydney after a voyage lasting 95 days. There were 424 immigrants on board.
  
• George Michael or his father ran and advertisement in "The Sydney Morning Herald" for three days from 22 July 1873 for help in the butcher shop - WANTED, smart BOY. Apply G. Woods, butcher, 96, Albion-street.
  
  

  Woods Butcher Shop, 96 Albion Street, Surry Hills. Ran firstly by George Woods and then by his son George Michael Woods until c 1883 Photo courtesy of Ann Dodds
• On 24 September 1873 George Michael Woods lived in 96 Albion Street, Surry Hills, Sydney, New South Wales. He was the informant on his father George's death certificate and listed this as his address.
  
• He was the informant of the death of George Woods on 24 September 1873 in Albert Memorial Hospital, Wollongong, New South Wales. Cause of death was failure of hearts action caused by intemperance. He had been ill for about 10 days before his death. A Dr Lyons had seen him on the day of his death. According to the death certificate, a coroner’s inquest was held but to date no details have been found.
  
• George Michael Woods witnessed the burial of Sarah Ann Fleet on 24 August 1874 in Haslam's Creek Presbyterian Cemetery. Her funeral notice appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald:- THE FRIENDS of Mr. GEORGE W. WOODS, Butcher, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased MOTHER, Sarah Ann; to move from his residence, 96, Albion-street, off Elizabeth-street, Surry Hills, THIS AFTERNOON, at half-past 2 o'clock, for the Necropolis."
• At the age of 29 years and 2 months, George Michael Woods married Janet McGregor, daughter of William McGregor and Mary Stuart, on 19 October 1874 in Bringelly, Liverpool, New South Wales. . George Michael and Jane were married at the McGregor family home by Edward Holland, Presbyterian Minister. Witnesses to the marriage were Jane's brother John McGregor and James Bell.
  
  

  George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor
• George Michael Woods's and Janet McGregor's first child Emma Fleet was born on 16 July 1875 in 96 Albion Street, Surry Hills. She died when she was almost one year old and was buried on her birthday. The following notice appeared in "The Sydney Morning Herald" - THE FRIENDS of Mr. GEORGE MICHAEL WOODS, Butcher, are invited to attend the Funeral of his late deceased DAUGHTER, Emma Fleet : to move from his residence, 96 Albion-street, Surry Hills, on SUNDAY, at a quarter to 2 o'clock, for the Necropolis. J. and G. SHYING and CO.,Undertakers, 719, George-st.[:CR:]
• In 1883 George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor lived in Ballina, New South Wales, Australia. Family hear say has it that he was apprenticed to a Pastry Cook when the family first came to Australia, and later became a butcher first class. George and Jane(t) lived in North Sydney where he started a butcher shop after they were married. However due to the amount of standing he had to leave this line of work and they moved to Teven in 1883 when Donald was just 1 and a half years old.
  
• George Michael Woods became a farmer. The 1885 Landowners return shows that George Michael owned 40 acres of land at Teven Creek, Lismore and he also owned one horse and three cattle
  in 1885.
• In 1894 George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor lived on Portion 40a, Parish of Teven.
• On 6 April 1912,his wife, Janet McGregor died in Teven, Ballina, New South Wales, at age 65. At the time of her death Jane had been suffering from pulmonary phthisis for over three months. She died of heart failure.
  
• In 1914 George Michael Woods lived in Taabinga, Kingaroy, Queensland. The family moved from Teven to Kingaroy some time after Jane's death in 1912. George Michael's daughter Ethel and her husband William Staines and their family had moved to the Kingaroy area around 1908.
  
• George Michael Woods died on 4 February 1916 in Kingaroy District Hospital at age 70. He died from "Dysentery, Intestinal Thrombosis caused by a fall on a log and Heart Failure."
• George was buried in Taabinga Cemetery.
  George Michael's gravestone reads
  George Michael Woods
  Died 4.2.1916
  Aged 70 Years
  Also his son
  Robert Henry Woods AIF
  who died in France
  4 Feb 1917
  Aged 36 years.
  
• On 18 February 1916 Robert Reid wrote this letter William Staines' family at Kingaroy regarding George Michael's death
  "Pianola Hall"
  252 Collins Street
  Melbourne
  Dear Staines
  I was very sorry to learn from your wire that Uncle George had died and I trust that he had a comfortable end, though from the fact that he died at the Hospital I fear that he might have been there as the result of an accident. I suppose he was a fair age, but it is always bitterly hard to part with a parent, more especially a good one as Uncle George always was.
  I have lost the address of the McGregors in Sydney but have written to Will McGregor who was formerly in Western Australia, but is now postal inspector at Junee NSW, and he will advise the others.
  I have lost track of your bunch for a long time but understand all the Woods boys are up in your district and would like to make a trip to Kingaroy some time if I could spare the time.
  I come to Brisbane two or three times a year, but only for a few days at a time. I will be there for four or five days in the middle of next month (March), but that is not a good time of the year for Queensland.
  We are having a hot spell in Melbourne just now and this is the fourth day at 100 in the shade. It is a dry heat so not so trying as Sydney.
  My family are all well including my wife. I suppose you know I have three children, the eldest a boy (Geoff) 12 1/2, the second a girl (Phyllis) nearly 11, and the third a boy (Keneth) nearly two. I suppose you can beat that hollow.
  Trusting you are all A1. I am with kindest regards
  Yours R REID.

George William Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• George William Woods was born on 9 September 1876 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• He was the son of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• George was buried on 7 November 1888 in Old East Ballina Cemetery.
• George William Woods died on 7 November 1888 in Teven, New South Wales, at age 12. Betty Staines notes indicate Appendicitis as the cause of death. However, the Richmond-Tweed Family History Society has drowning in Teven Creek as the cause.

George William Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• George William Woods was born on 18 May 1916 in Queensland.
• He was the son of John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton.
• George William Woods died on 13 January 1997 in Palmwoods, Queensland, at age 80.

Henry Woods

• Henry Woods was born circa 1820.
• Henry Woods married Elizabeth Unknown circa 1845.

Jean Isabel Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Jean Isabel Woods was born on 24 June 1922 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton.
• Jean Isabel Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Benair, Kingaroy. Her occupation was given as dairying and she most likely lived with her parents Jack and Amy.
  
• At the age of 28 years, 1 month and 26 days, Jean Isabel Woods married Richard John Bierton on 19 August 1950. They had one son and four daughters.
  
• Jean Isabel Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1954 and 1968 living at MS 90, Benair, Kingaroy. Richard was a farmer and Jean carried out home duties.
  
• She and Richard John Bierton appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1972 living at 292 Haley Street, Kingaroy. Jean carried out home duties and Richard was a labourer. Their son a teacher, lived with them.
  
• Jean Isabel Woods and Richard John Bierton appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1977 living at 292 Haley Street, Kingaroy. Jean carried out home duties and Richard was a labourer. Their daughter lived with them.
  
• Jean Isabel Woods died on 3 December 1978 in Kingaroy, Queensland, at age 56.
• Jean was buried on 5 December 1978 in Taabinga Cemetery.

John Evan (Jack) Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• John Evan (Jack) Woods was born on 13 May 1885 in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia.
• He was the son of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• At the age of 26 years, John Evan (Jack) Woods married Amy Laura Upton, daughter of Amos J Upton and Caroline M Unknown, in 1912 in Teven, New South Wales, Australia.
• John Evan (Jack) Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1912 and 1913 living at "Boonenne", Kingaroy, Queensland. He is shown as a farmer.
• He was listed as the next of kin of Robert Henry Woods when she enlisted in the Australian Army on 8 October 1915. He joined the 1st Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 29 October 1915, but his Oath of Allegiance was sworn at Lismore on 8 October 1915. He was listed as a farmer from Brooklands, near Coramba, born Sydney, aged 34. His next of kin was listed as his brother J E Woods of Taabinga Resumption via Kingaroy, Queensland (not his father George Michael which suggests he may have been in ill health). He joined the 15th Battalion, 15th Reinforcement and embarked from Brisbane on the HMS A73 Commonwealth on 28 March 1916 with his brother Donald Charles.
  
• John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1919 and 1925 living at "Boonenne", Kingaroy. John was a farmer and Amy carried out home duties.
  
• John Evan (Jack) Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1936 living at "Boonenne", Benair, Kingaroy. Jack was a farmer and Amy carried out home duties. Their daughter Ruby Florence was also at that address.
  
• He and Amy Laura Upton appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1943 living at Benair, Kingaroy.
• John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Benair, Kingaroy. Jack was a farmer and Amy carried out home duties. Their son George, a farmer also lived at Benair as did their daughter Jean, whose occupation was listed as dairying.
  
• John Evan (Jack) Woods died on 10 August 1952 in Kingaroy, Queensland, at age 67. He was formerly of Benair.
• John was buried on 11 August 1952 in Taabinga Cemetery. The headstone reads:-
  John Evan Woods
  Died 10/8/1952
  Aged 67
  Amy Laura Woods
  Died 31/7/1966
  Aged 73 Years.
• His estate was probated and reported in The Courier Mail on 30 October 1953; The notice read:-
  "Probate was also granted of the wills of Charles Sankey Fraser Optometrist, Sisley Street, South Too woomba £276. personally £30,038: Randal Conrad Towner grazier Purtora, near Blackall. personally - £25.189: John Evan Woods, farmer Benair near Kingaroy realty £6006. personalty £6788."

Martha Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• Martha Woods's birth was registered in the Stepney, London Registration District in the September 1854 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• Her death was recorded with the Stepney, London, England, Registration District in the September 1854 Quarter . Martha was shown as the youngest child on her father's death certificate.

Peggy Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• Peggy Woods was born circa 1816.
• She was the daughter of George Woods.

Robert Donald Woods

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Staines., Descendants of William Crawford., Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Robert Donald Woods was born on 19 November 1921 in Kingaroy, Queensland.
• He was the son of Donald Charles Woods and Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) Staines.
• Robert Donald Woods and Donald Charles Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at George Street, Taringa, Brisbane. Donald wasn't given an occupation. They were also registered at "Emo Ruo", Greenwood Street, Brighton. Donald was listed there as a farmer.
  
• Robert Donald Woods enlisted in the Australian Air Force on 8 November 1940 in Brisbane He gave his next of kin as his wife Eleanor (after their marriage) His service number was 404747. He rose to the Rank of Flight Sergeant in the No2 Squadron.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1943 living at Bloomfield Street, Kingaroy. He was a clerk and lived with his parents Don and Bessie. By this time he was married to Eleanor and away in the army so would not have changed his address.
  
• Robert Donald Woods died on 12 June 1943 in Darwin, Northern Territory, at age 21. Robert was killed in an aircraft accident involving a Hughs plane at an airstrip in the Northern Territory.
• Robert was buried in Military Cemetery, Darwin.

Robert Henry Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Robert Henry Woods was born on 25 March 1880 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• He was the son of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• Robert Henry Woods began military service in 1900. the Boer War.
• In 1911 he was Timber Feller, Dorrigo Plateau.
• On 29 August 1911 he wrote a postcard to his mother at Teven Creek. It read - "Well I am getting good dry weather for travelling; my cold is getting better now. I called on Mrs Law yesterday evening. They are all well. I trust this will find you improving a lot. Your loving son Rob." The postcard was written in Ulmara.
  
• On 6 September 1911 Rob Woods wrote to his sister Ethel Staines from "Brooklana"
  "Dear Ethel, Just a few line in keeping with my promise to write, I intended to write a long letter but it is near time to post so not much for a few days. I arrived here on Friday, I had to stop longer than I intended on the Richmond as the effects of the influenza was not quite over. I hope little Ruby is right again now. There has been a great lot of rain here a couple of weeks ago over 6 inches in one week. Trusting this will find all well. Love to all Your affectionate Brother Rob" The letter was addressed to Mrs W J Staines, Wattles, Crawford, Kilkivan Line, Queensland.
  
• He enlisted in the Australian Amry on 8 October 1915. He joined the 1st Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 29 October 1915, but his Oath of Allegiance was sworn at Lismore on 8 October 1915. He was listed as a farmer from Brooklands, near Coramba, born Sydney, aged 34. His next of kin was listed as his brother J E Woods of Taabinga Resumption via Kingaroy, Queensland (not his father George Michael which suggests he may have been in ill health). He joined the 15th Battalion, 15th Reinforcement and embarked from Brisbane on the HMS A73 Commonwealth on 28 March 1916 with his brother Donald Charles.
  
• Robert Henry Woods died on 4 February 1917 in France at age 36. He died from encephalitis (inflammation of the brain caused by a fever.)
  
• Robert was buried in Dernancourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France. Grave Reference Number IV H 33. Dernancourt is a village three kilometres south of Albert. The communal Cemetery is west of the village, and the Extension is on the North West side of the Communal cemetery.
  
• An article in the local Kingaroy newspaper regarding Robert's death read: - “The sad news was received last week by Mrs W J Staines (nee Ethel Mary Stuart Woods), of Kingaroy, of the death of her brother Private R H Woods, at the front. The deceased soldier died in Clearing Station No 29, of Inflammation of the brain, on 4th February, and the cable naturally came as a shock to his relatives in this district. His brother Mr J(ohn) E(van) Woods is well known here, being a resident of Taabinga Resumption. Deceased was a single man, and prior to his enlistment lived at the Dorrigo Tableland, near Coramba, New South Wales. He had served in the Boer War, so that he was anything but an inexperienced recruit. Another brother (Donald Charles Woods) who had volunteered has been invalided since October, but is now probably back at the front, as word was received a short time ago that he was convalescent. A rather remarkable coincidence may be mentioned, viz, that whereas Private Woods died on 4 February 1917, his father (George Michael Woods) expired exactly 12 months previously viz, on 4 February 1916."
  A memorial for Robert was erected on the headstone of his father's grave in the Taabinga cemetery. George Michael's gravestone reads George Michael Woods
  Died 4.2.1916
  Aged 70 Years
  Also his son
  Robert Henry Woods AIF
  who died in France
  4 Feb 1917
  Aged 36 years.
  
• On 28 Feb 1917 Robert Reid wrote a letter to Ethel Staines regarding Robert's Death
  Melbourne 28 Feb 1917
  Dear Ethel
  Just back from Adelaide and received your telegram about poor Rob. It was a great shock to learn that he had gone. I hoped our boys had only gone to Egypt and the Suez Canal where the fighting is not so deadly. It is dreadful to think we will never see them again, lots of those fine fellows that went away so bravely. Poor Rob has paid the highest possible price for his patriotism and worse luck the fellows that stayed behind do not appreciate it.
  I went out to the camp in Brisbane when I was there last March but it was the 17th of March, St Patrick's Day and the camp was almost deserted and I could not find the boys, and did not get another chance to go out there.
  Have you heard lately of the others? Are they all right?
  I was in London last October and it was very depressing. Everyone you met was in mourning for some and dear relative, and you get very close to the war there.
  I will be in Brisbane about the middle of March, but am sorry to say that I can not spare the time to go out to see you at Kingaroy, but I hope to make the trip some day.
  Kindest regards from your affectionate cousin
  BOB
  *************************
  and she received one from Don
  19/3/1917
  3rd Australian Aux Hospital
  Dartford, Kent
  Dear Ethel
  I hardly know how to write to you today, but feel that I must write you a short note at least. Dear Ethel you will have heard all about our dear Rob's death long ere this. I did not know for a month after he had passed away and then only by chance saw his name in the casualty list. I wrote to the OC of the hospital in France and this morning has a letter from the Chaplain in which he said that Rob was brought in from the line unconscious on the 4th of Feb and passed away the same day. They were placing a Cross and wreath on the grave. Oh dear Sister it is hard to lose him but it is God's will and he is at rest.
  I am waiting now for a boat to go home but don't know how long I will have to wait but hope before many weeks to be with you all again. I am not betting my mail these days and the last letters from you and Bessie were written on the 9th Nov. I had one from Jack written on the 29th November. Well dear Ethel forgive this short note but I trust all are well and hope to be with you all again before long.
  Love to all from your Loving Brother Don.

Robert Henry Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

Robert Henry Woods (son of George Woods & Sarah Ann Fleet). Born London, died Blayney NSW

• Robert Henry Woods was born on 27 January 1853 in London, England.
• He was the son of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• Robert Henry Woods was christened on 1 May 1853 in Rotherhithe, London, England.
• He immigrated on 14 September 1859 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with Sarah Ann Fleet. Sarah aged 40, came to Australia with her four children: - Sarah Ann aged 16, a native of Middlesex who could read and write; George Michael aged 14, also a native of Middlesex who could read and write, Church of England; Emma Mary aged 11 who could read and write and was a native of Middlesex; and Robert Henry aged 7, a native of Middlesex. They travelled from England on the Parsee, her husband George having immigrated some time before. She was listed on "Parsee’s passenger list under Section Headed - "Wives of Persons Resident in the Colony". From the Depositors Record it shows a Dr Dodd (Todd) of Kent Road Bermondsey, London gave a good character reference for Sarah and her children to emigrate. Dr George Michael Todd was Sarah's half brother, son of her mother's first husband. She was from Middlesex and religion Church of England. She could read and write and was a housekeeper. The ship left Southampton on the 7 June 1859 and reached Sydney after a voyage lasting 95 days. There were 424 immigrants on board.
  
• According to family hearsay Robert Henry Woods was photographer in Bathurst, New South Wales, in 1880.
• Robert Henry Woods died in 1934 in Blayney, New South Wales. **** Not sure about this death - age matches, no parents names given but the age is correct****.

Ruby Florence Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

• Ruby Florence Woods was born on 28 July 1913 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of John Evan (Jack) Woods and Amy Laura Upton.
• Ruby Florence Woods appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1936 living at Benair, Kingaroy. She carried out home duties and most likely lived with her parents on their property "Bonnenne."
  
• At the age of 28 years, 10 months and 23 days, Ruby Florence Woods married Reginald Addisons Crawford, son of Robert John Crawford and Annie Maria Addison, on 20 June 1942 in Methodist Church, Kingaroy, Queensland.
  

  Reg Crawford & Ruby Woods' wedding 20 Jun 1942
• Ruby Florence Woods and Reginald Addisons Crawford appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1943 and 1968 living at Inverlaw, Kingaroy. Ruby carried out home duties and Reg was a farmer.
  
• Ruby Florence Woods and Reginald Addisons Crawford appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1980 living at Inverlaw, Kingaroy. Reg's occupation was shown as a farmer and Ruby's as home duties. Reg's father and brother both Robert John Crawford were also living at "Inverlaw."
  
• Ruby Florence Woods died on 12 October 2009 at age 96.
• Ruby was buried on 16 October 2009 in Taabinga Cemetery. She was buried following a service at the Kingaroy Uniting Church in the Lawn Section.
  

Ruby Isabella Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods., Descendants of Gregor McGregor., Descendants of Donald Stuart.

Janet Woods (nee McGregor) (1846-1912) and her daughter Ruby Isabella Woods (1889-1928). Taken c 1898.

• Ruby Isabella Woods was born on 7 June 1889 in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia.
• She was the daughter of George Michael Woods and Janet McGregor.
• On 25 April 1908 Ruby Woods wrote a note on a postcard to her sister Ethel
  "Dear Ethel, Am writing on chance, for if it is fine Don is going over there today, but it may not be fine enough. Hope you are all well as we have not heard from you lately. All is well here. love to all RW" The letter was addressed to Mr W J Staines, Main Arm, Mullumbimby. Ruby may have been concerned for her sister's health as Ethel was six months pregnant with Ruby Isabel at the time.
  
• On the 4th of February 1910, Ruby wrote to her sister Ethel from Teven.
  " Dear E. Received your welcome letter during the week. We have had two or three nice fine days now and everything is drying nicely. We are all well down here and hope you are the same. Tell Bessie to hurry up with her letter. Will write again through the week. love from all to all RW."
• Ruby wrote to Ethel Staines (her sister) regarding her mother's health on 4 October 1911.
  "Teven Wednesday. Dear E. Just a few lines to let you know how we are. Mother seems very much better this last few days and thinks the Dr told her all wrong. We are having it dry down here. I am going to Ballina so will have to hurry as its half holiday today. Hope all are well. Love to all from Ruby."
• At the age of 25 years, 9 months and 3 days, Ruby Isabella Woods married George Henry Charlton Watson, son of George Watson and Jane Charlton, on 10 March 1915 in Teven Church, Teven, New South Wales, Australia.
• In 1916 Ruby Isabella Woods lived in Boat Harbour, Lismore, New South Wales, Australia.
• Ruby Isabella Woods died on 28 August 1929 in Lismore, New South Wales, at age 40.

Sarah Ann Woods

• Charts: Descendants of George Woods.

• Sarah Ann Woods's birth was registered in the Poplar, London Registration District in the December 1843 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of George Woods and Sarah Ann Fleet.
• Sarah Ann Woods was christened on 5 January 1845 in Stepney, London, England.
• She immigrated on 14 September 1859 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with Sarah Ann Fleet. Sarah aged 40, came to Australia with her four children: - Sarah Ann aged 16, a native of Middlesex who could read and write; George Michael aged 14, also a native of Middlesex who could read and write, Church of England; Emma Mary aged 11 who could read and write and was a native of Middlesex; and Robert Henry aged 7, a native of Middlesex. They travelled from England on the Parsee, her husband George having immigrated some time before. She was listed on "Parsee’s passenger list under Section Headed - "Wives of Persons Resident in the Colony". From the Depositors Record it shows a Dr Dodd (Todd) of Kent Road Bermondsey, London gave a good character reference for Sarah and her children to emigrate. Dr George Michael Todd was Sarah's half brother, son of her mother's first husband. She was from Middlesex and religion Church of England. She could read and write and was a housekeeper. The ship left Southampton on the 7 June 1859 and reached Sydney after a voyage lasting 95 days. There were 424 immigrants on board.
  
• Sarah Ann Woods died in 1889 in Temple, Sydney, New South Wales.

Edith Martha Woodward

• Edith Martha Woodward was born in 1858. She was the daughter of William Woodward and Ellen Godwin.
• Her marriage, at 15 years, to William Pascoe Wood was registered in the December 1873 Quarter in Bristol, Gloucestershire Registration District.
• Edith Martha Woodward and William Pascoe Wood immigrated to Queensland on 5 December 1890. William 39, and Edith 32, and their daughter Edith 3, travelled on the Taroba which left London on 25 October 1890. They were from Somerset.
  
• Edith Martha Woodward and William Pascoe Wood appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Crow's Nest. William was a farmer.
• In 1912,her husband, William Pascoe Wood died in Queensland.
• Edith Martha Woodward died in 1941 in Brisbane, Queensland.

Henry George Woodward

• Henry George Woodward was born in 1903 in Queensland. He was the son fo George Henry and Edith Mary Graham.
  
• At the age of 26 years, Henry George Woodward married Grace Sarah Gowlett, daughter of James Thomas Gowlett and Mary Ball Littleton, in 1929 in Queensland. They lived in Houston, Texas.

Herbert Adam Woodward

• Herbert Adam Woodward was born in 1890 in Queensland. He was the son of John Woodward and Charlotte Reid.
  
• At the age of 23 years, Herbert Adam Woodward married Emma Christina Robinson, daughter of William Frederick Robinson and Sarah Ann Kingston, on 4 February 1913 in Queensland.

Marjorie (Margery) Woodward

• Marjorie (Margery) Woodward was born in 1898 in New Zealand. She was the daughter of Annie and Charles.
  
• At the age of 21 years, Marjorie (Margery) Woodward married Edgar Wallace Moffatt, son of Walter John Moffatt and Fanny (Ett) Tasker, in 1919.