Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 2nd ed., 1885
Crittenden Co.

D. WOODS, county clerk, was born in Livingston County, May 20, 1839, and 
is a son of H.W. and Nellie Ann (Hodge) Woods, both natives of Kentucky.  
H.W. Woods was a son of David Woods.  He was born March 30, 1811, and 
lived the greater part of his life in Livingston County, dying July 11, 
1880.  Subject's maternal ancestors were from North Carolina, his 
grandfather, Robert Hodge, emigrating from that State in an early day and 
settling in Livingston County, near the town of Salem, where he died in 
1845.  Subject's paternal ancestors were from Virginia.  Subject's mother 
died when he was about six years old.  She was the mother of four children,
viz.: David, R.H., Dr. J.E. (of Augusta, Ark.), and Nellie (deceased
wife of Dr. P.Y. McCoy, of Evansville, Ind.).  Our subject was thrown
upon his own resources early in life, and at the age of fifteen, came to
Marion and engaged as clerk in the mercantile house of his uncle, J.N.
Woods, with whom he remained five or six years.  In 1859 he engaged in
merchandising in Marion and carried on a general store until 1878, at
which time he disposed of his business in order to take charge of the
county clerk's office, to which he was elected that year.  He was 
re-elected in 1880, without opposition, a circumstance which attests his
popularity as an officer with the people of the county.  Mr. Woods was
married November 16, 1859, to Miss Havana E. Perkins, daughter of Rev.
George K. and Elizabeth O. (Gray) Perkins, of Decatur, Ala.  Mr. and Mrs.
Woods have a family of six children, viz.: H.K., Lena, Ina C., David E.,
Kittie B., and Sallie.  Mr. Woods is a member of the Masonic order and
K. of H., and votes the Democratic ticket.  He and family are members of
the Presbyterian Church.

Woods Hodge McCoy Perkins Gray 
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Livingston-KY NC VA AR IN AL

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