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Edward D. Woods died in Baton Rouge at 3 p.m. Friday Sep 7 183 aged 59 yrs
funeral took place Saturday from his residence, corner of Government and St.
Joseph streets, at 4 pm
prominent citizen of Iberville parish, having represented it in the upper house
of the General Assembly and also held other positions of trust. He owned a
large plantation near Plaquemine.
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died at age of 80 yrs 4 mos 25 days bur Magnolia Cem.
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married at her parents house corner of Government St. and St. Joseph St
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from Doc K-32-1, extracted from AOY:"When they first arrived in Montreal,
Jefferson Davis and his family had been greatly in need of help. They were
taken for some time into the house of John Lovell, which stood on St. Catherine
St. facing Phillips Square. In 1945 Mrs. W.S. Foster, a daughter of John
Lovell, wrote:'Before they went to the Mountain St. house, my father found them
in a miserable boarding house, and asked them to stay for several weeks at his
house, which stood on the site now occupied by the store of Henry Morgan and
Company. The friendship begun then was continued for many years, especially
with Winnifred Davis, who was called the Daughter of the Confederacy."