This is my husband’s grandfather, Elgie Spencer Woods in 1927. He died when my husband was 2 years old, so he never got to know him.
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John Stanley Baker was a half-brother {or brother of the half-blood as he worded it in his affadavit for James’ Civil War pension}. They had the same fathers, but different mothers.
John lived in the Kansas City, Missouri area and was buried in Mount Washington Cemetery. {9 Sept 1832- 3 Dec 1905}
Charles Henry Pewsey was a son of William Albert Pewsey and Mary Ellen Robbins.
Charles Henry Pewsey
Funeral services for Charles Henry Pewsey, 83, were held Monday afternoon in the Methodist church at Sioux Rapids with burial in the Lakeview Memorial park at Storm Lake. He is survived by his wife, Belle, of Sioux Rapids; a son, Wayne, of Calvin, N. Dak.; a brother, Russell, of Rembrandt; two sisters, Miss Pearl Pewsey of Storm Lake and Mrs. Carrie Leonard of Clyde, S. Dak; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
This picture is of my husband’s grandmother, Helen Cossaboon Woods. It is dated July 4, 1928 – at the little yellow house “on our honeymoon”. They lived in Lockport, New York, but I’m not sure where the little “yellow house” is.
I’m pretty sure that they were married on 4th of July 1927, so this is most likely their one year anniversary.
Jen, Dad & Mom Woods were married July 4, 1928. They were married by her Dad Nicholas V. Cossaboon in Lockport at the Methodist Church where they were members. This little Yellow House might be near Olcott Beach, NY. Elizabeth (Mom W.)
John H. Baker, son of John Stanley Baker and Martha Meanor Palmer was born 9 July 1871 and died 30 Dec 1933. He is buried, along with his parents, in Mount Washington Cemetery, outside of Kansas City, MO.
