General James Wood Virginia's 10th Governor Dies at 72
Longtime Virginian leader General James Wood born in Winchester died June 18 1813 at Chelsea Hill and was buried in St John s churchyard. He served in the Burgesses Executive Council and three terms as governor. He aided emancipation of slaves and remained a friend of Washington and Jefferson. His legacy is honored in Byrd Park and nearby memorial plots.
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Edward 1. Ryan
Richmond Times-Dispatch
James Wood
Virginia
Clwmea
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Chelsea Hill
St. John’s Churchyard
Commonwealth
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Jean Moncure Wood
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Washington
Jefferson
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Thas
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Charlottesville
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James Monroe
United States
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Society of the Cincinnati
Patrick Henry
Henry
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Ohio River
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Capitol Square
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Order of the Cincinnati
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James Barbour
George Washington
Byrd Park
Jean Moncure
John Robinson
Robinson
Francis Watkins
John N. Shields
Shields
Anna Jane
Circuit Court of Law and Chancery
Henrico County
Agnes Conway Moncure
John Moncure
Stafford County
John Shields
Lexington
Rockbridge County
Alexander Shields
Poplar Vale
Anna Jane Shields
Notable Wood Family Links to Virginia Governor James Wood
The text traces Col. James Wood and Mary Rutherford’s children born at Glen Burnie. It notes Elizabeth who married Hon. Alexander White, James the tenth governor born 1741 and died 1813, Mary who married Col. Matthew Harrison, and other offspring including John Wood M D and Robert Wood. It links Mary Ann to Obed Waite and Catherine “Kitty” to Thomas Glass, with references to Robert Wood’s service and the Glass lineage reaching Col. Glass.
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James Wood
Winchester
Mary Rutherford
Colonel Wood
Elizabeth
Alexander White
King’s Attorney
House of Burgesses
James
Virginia
Mary
Matthew Harrison
Mary Ann
Obed Waite
Maria Antoinette
Washington G. Singleton
John Wood
Susanna Baker
Lewis Nixon
James Wade
Robert
Comfr Welsh
John Welsh
Ann Arundell
Maryland
Robert Wood
Mary Dorcas
Laurence Augustine Washington
Washington
Catherine
Ikxitty
Thomas Glase
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Stations
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ieBateries
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Landt
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KYW
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Golden Gems
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Slumber Music
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U. of Pittsburgh
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Rochester
Hotel Orchestra
IBM
WGY Schenectady
Concert Orchestra
Springfield
New England
Bing Family
la Petite Ensemble
Lowe's
Cincinnati
Jack Little
The
Sohicans
Detroit
Shenvalee Hotel at New Market Destroyed by Fire
The Shenvalee Cld Hotel at New Market Virginia a colonial style resort was badly damaged by fire yesterday causing an estimated 40000 loss. The blaze gutted the two story brick structure centered on the second floor and six occupants including two children were awakened and evacuated. Firefighters from New Market aided by others contained the fire as it spread.
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Shenvalee Cld
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Fire destroys resort as volunteers save structure
Three streams of water battled a blaze at a Harrisonburg resort over hours. Volunteers saved much of the building while a committee led by John G. Miller bought the resort at trustees sale last June, including a nine hole golf course and 200 acres, with a deed to a Washington syndicate pending next Saturday. The club hotel had cost $46 000 when built in 1926.
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Harrisonburg
John G. Miller
New Market
Washington
Club
Revival at First Christian Church to Start January 27
Announcement of a two week revival series at First Christian Church corner Braddock and Clifford streets begins Monday evening January 27. Pastor Rev. R. L. Williamson will be assisted by Rev. O. D. Poythress of Norfolk Virginia. The pastor asks for full cooperation from members and friends.
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First Christian Church
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
R. L. Williamson
O. D. Poythress
Norfolk
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