Generation 1
John Barney (1852 - 1913) & Mary Ann (1855 - 1948)
The woods family of Thomasville, Alabama have always been enterprising. They owned a sawmill, a "grits" mill and a general store that also served as the area post office. From four off-springs the family has grown to over 300 descendants.
As descendants of John Barney and Mary Ann - we are very proud of the Woods roots, our heritage and the godly example that they set for us to follow. In their memory, we lovingly pass their legacy on to the next generation, so please accept it with honor and pride, and never forget where you came from.
John Barney and Mary Alice Begat: Lee Barney, Deforrest, Willie and Luverta
Generation II (G2)
Lee Barney & Hattie Woods
Lee Barney & Hattie Woods
Lee Barney & Hattie Woods
Lee Barney ( 1875 - 1917)
Hattie (1875 - 1941)
Click below to find out more about their descendants.
Deforest & Georgia Woods
Lee Barney & Hattie Woods
Lee Barney & Hattie Woods
Deforest (1879 -1960)
Georgia passed in 1939
They were married in 1896 when Deforest was 17 years old and were married for 42 years.
Click below to find out more about their descendants.
Willie & Auillla
Luverta & Grant Culpepper
Luverta & Grant Culpepper
We are seeking information on Willie. We do know that d Willie married Aquilla Gordon. The picture is a placeholder. The picture was in Rosa's scrapbook, but with no description.
Anyone with information please email cousin David at: dbanks8@gmail.com
Luverta & Grant Culpepper
Luverta & Grant Culpepper
Luverta & Grant Culpepper
We are seeking information on Luverta. We do know that Luverta Woods married Grant Culpepper. Pictured is an ancestor form whom we cannot identify. But this is just to illustrate our Indian heritage.
Anyone with information please email cousin David at: dbanks8@gmail.com
Newspaper article about John Barney's Death
Article was in Clarke County Democrat
Article was in Clarke County Democrat
Article was in Clarke County Democrat
Article
Article was in Clarke County Democrat
Article was in Clarke County Democrat
Thursday, May 1, 1913
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