I am not sure that he is buried here, but all evidence points to it. I have linked him with his wife's memorial in the same cemetery.
Conrad J. Woodcox was 22 years old when hnlisted on 4/23/1861 as a Private. On 4/27/1861 he mustered into "D" Co. OH 14th Infantry for 3 months of service. He was Mustered Out on 8/13/1861 at Toledo, OH. He was 24 years old when he again enlisted on 1/15/1864 as a Private. On 1/15/1864 he mustered into "E" Co. OH 14th Volunteer Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 7/11/1865. Apparently, he was never wounded or fell seriously ill during his time in the army. On Ancestry.com, there is "C.J. Woodcox" listed on a handwritten Draft record 1863. He is 24, married, and living in Carryall TWP Paulding County a farmer, born in OH. His Death certificate says he's buried in Antwerp, OH, died in Lagrange, Lagrange County, IN on 8 Mar 1914 of a heart ailment. He was born 16 Jan 1839 in Ohio, he's a widower and his wife's name, Lucinda, is listed. He was was a carpenter, aged 76 y 1 m 22 d. On 26 Mar 1862 he married Lucinda Donat in Paulding County. A family tree indicates 11 kids. In 1870 census, he's a farm laborer. 1880 census living in Maumee, Allen County IN, a Laborer. 1900 census he is a carpenter back in Carryall Twp. 1910 census he is widowed, owns farm in Carryall, a veteran. He has an obituary at the Paulding County Library.
Here is that obituary.
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After an illness with heart trouble of several weeks duration, Conrad J. Woodcox of this place passed away at the home of his daughter at Lagrange, Ind., Sunday, March 8th, 1914, at the age of 75 years. He was born near Delaware Bend, Defiance Co, O., in 1839. March 18, 1862, he was married to Lucinda Donat who preceded him to the great beyond about five years ago.
The remains were brought here Monday evening, and on Wednesday afternoon, funeral services were held from the M. E. church, Rev. Mitchell officiating, in charge of the G. A. R. Post of this place. Interment was given in the new cemetery.
"Coon" as he was familiarly known here, has been a resident of this section about 50 years, and is survived by three sons, four daughters, and several grandchildren, besides a wide circle of relatives and friends, all of whom mourn his death. He was a warm friend of the BEE-Argus, and has been a patron ever since the editors established same in 1833 and 1895, and it is with deepest sorrow that we are called upon to chronicle his passing away.
In the service of Uncle Sam, during the Civil strife in the Sixties, he was a faithful member of Co. E, 14th O.V.I., and served about 3 years, having enlisted at Defiance. This paper extends sympathy, joined by the entire community, to the bereaved family.
Conrad J. Woodcox was 22 years old when hnlisted on 4/23/1861 as a Private. On 4/27/1861 he mustered into "D" Co. OH 14th Infantry for 3 months of service. He was Mustered Out on 8/13/1861 at Toledo, OH. He was 24 years old when he again enlisted on 1/15/1864 as a Private. On 1/15/1864 he mustered into "E" Co. OH 14th Volunteer Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 7/11/1865. Apparently, he was never wounded or fell seriously ill during his time in the army. On Ancestry.com, there is "C.J. Woodcox" listed on a handwritten Draft record 1863. He is 24, married, and living in Carryall TWP Paulding County a farmer, born in OH. His Death certificate says he's buried in Antwerp, OH, died in Lagrange, Lagrange County, IN on 8 Mar 1914 of a heart ailment. He was born 16 Jan 1839 in Ohio, he's a widower and his wife's name, Lucinda, is listed. He was was a carpenter, aged 76 y 1 m 22 d. On 26 Mar 1862 he married Lucinda Donat in Paulding County. A family tree indicates 11 kids. In 1870 census, he's a farm laborer. 1880 census living in Maumee, Allen County IN, a Laborer. 1900 census he is a carpenter back in Carryall Twp. 1910 census he is widowed, owns farm in Carryall, a veteran. He has an obituary at the Paulding County Library.
Here is that obituary.
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After an illness with heart trouble of several weeks duration, Conrad J. Woodcox of this place passed away at the home of his daughter at Lagrange, Ind., Sunday, March 8th, 1914, at the age of 75 years. He was born near Delaware Bend, Defiance Co, O., in 1839. March 18, 1862, he was married to Lucinda Donat who preceded him to the great beyond about five years ago.
The remains were brought here Monday evening, and on Wednesday afternoon, funeral services were held from the M. E. church, Rev. Mitchell officiating, in charge of the G. A. R. Post of this place. Interment was given in the new cemetery.
"Coon" as he was familiarly known here, has been a resident of this section about 50 years, and is survived by three sons, four daughters, and several grandchildren, besides a wide circle of relatives and friends, all of whom mourn his death. He was a warm friend of the BEE-Argus, and has been a patron ever since the editors established same in 1833 and 1895, and it is with deepest sorrow that we are called upon to chronicle his passing away.
In the service of Uncle Sam, during the Civil strife in the Sixties, he was a faithful member of Co. E, 14th O.V.I., and served about 3 years, having enlisted at Defiance. This paper extends sympathy, joined by the entire community, to the bereaved family.
I am not sure that he is buried here, but all evidence points to it. I have linked him with his wife's memorial in the same cemetery.
Conrad J. Woodcox was 22 years old when hnlisted on 4/23/1861 as a Private. On 4/27/1861 he mustered into "D" Co. OH 14th Infantry for 3 months of service. He was Mustered Out on 8/13/1861 at Toledo, OH. He was 24 years old when he again enlisted on 1/15/1864 as a Private. On 1/15/1864 he mustered into "E" Co. OH 14th Volunteer Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 7/11/1865. Apparently, he was never wounded or fell seriously ill during his time in the army. On Ancestry.com, there is "C.J. Woodcox" listed on a handwritten Draft record 1863. He is 24, married, and living in Carryall TWP Paulding County a farmer, born in OH. His Death certificate says he's buried in Antwerp, OH, died in Lagrange, Lagrange County, IN on 8 Mar 1914 of a heart ailment. He was born 16 Jan 1839 in Ohio, he's a widower and his wife's name, Lucinda, is listed. He was was a carpenter, aged 76 y 1 m 22 d. On 26 Mar 1862 he married Lucinda Donat in Paulding County. A family tree indicates 11 kids. In 1870 census, he's a farm laborer. 1880 census living in Maumee, Allen County IN, a Laborer. 1900 census he is a carpenter back in Carryall Twp. 1910 census he is widowed, owns farm in Carryall, a veteran. He has an obituary at the Paulding County Library.
Here is that obituary.
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After an illness with heart trouble of several weeks duration, Conrad J. Woodcox of this place passed away at the home of his daughter at Lagrange, Ind., Sunday, March 8th, 1914, at the age of 75 years. He was born near Delaware Bend, Defiance Co, O., in 1839. March 18, 1862, he was married to Lucinda Donat who preceded him to the great beyond about five years ago.
The remains were brought here Monday evening, and on Wednesday afternoon, funeral services were held from the M. E. church, Rev. Mitchell officiating, in charge of the G. A. R. Post of this place. Interment was given in the new cemetery.
"Coon" as he was familiarly known here, has been a resident of this section about 50 years, and is survived by three sons, four daughters, and several grandchildren, besides a wide circle of relatives and friends, all of whom mourn his death. He was a warm friend of the BEE-Argus, and has been a patron ever since the editors established same in 1833 and 1895, and it is with deepest sorrow that we are called upon to chronicle his passing away.
In the service of Uncle Sam, during the Civil strife in the Sixties, he was a faithful member of Co. E, 14th O.V.I., and served about 3 years, having enlisted at Defiance. This paper extends sympathy, joined by the entire community, to the bereaved family.
Conrad J. Woodcox was 22 years old when hnlisted on 4/23/1861 as a Private. On 4/27/1861 he mustered into "D" Co. OH 14th Infantry for 3 months of service. He was Mustered Out on 8/13/1861 at Toledo, OH. He was 24 years old when he again enlisted on 1/15/1864 as a Private. On 1/15/1864 he mustered into "E" Co. OH 14th Volunteer Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 7/11/1865. Apparently, he was never wounded or fell seriously ill during his time in the army. On Ancestry.com, there is "C.J. Woodcox" listed on a handwritten Draft record 1863. He is 24, married, and living in Carryall TWP Paulding County a farmer, born in OH. His Death certificate says he's buried in Antwerp, OH, died in Lagrange, Lagrange County, IN on 8 Mar 1914 of a heart ailment. He was born 16 Jan 1839 in Ohio, he's a widower and his wife's name, Lucinda, is listed. He was was a carpenter, aged 76 y 1 m 22 d. On 26 Mar 1862 he married Lucinda Donat in Paulding County. A family tree indicates 11 kids. In 1870 census, he's a farm laborer. 1880 census living in Maumee, Allen County IN, a Laborer. 1900 census he is a carpenter back in Carryall Twp. 1910 census he is widowed, owns farm in Carryall, a veteran. He has an obituary at the Paulding County Library.
Here is that obituary.
Answers Last Roll Call
After an illness with heart trouble of several weeks duration, Conrad J. Woodcox of this place passed away at the home of his daughter at Lagrange, Ind., Sunday, March 8th, 1914, at the age of 75 years. He was born near Delaware Bend, Defiance Co, O., in 1839. March 18, 1862, he was married to Lucinda Donat who preceded him to the great beyond about five years ago.
The remains were brought here Monday evening, and on Wednesday afternoon, funeral services were held from the M. E. church, Rev. Mitchell officiating, in charge of the G. A. R. Post of this place. Interment was given in the new cemetery.
"Coon" as he was familiarly known here, has been a resident of this section about 50 years, and is survived by three sons, four daughters, and several grandchildren, besides a wide circle of relatives and friends, all of whom mourn his death. He was a warm friend of the BEE-Argus, and has been a patron ever since the editors established same in 1833 and 1895, and it is with deepest sorrow that we are called upon to chronicle his passing away.
In the service of Uncle Sam, during the Civil strife in the Sixties, he was a faithful member of Co. E, 14th O.V.I., and served about 3 years, having enlisted at Defiance. This paper extends sympathy, joined by the entire community, to the bereaved family.
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