| Name | Benjamin Woodson | |
| Born | 15 Apr 1782 | , Goochland, VA |
| Gender | Male | |
| Military | Abt 1814 | War of 1812 |
| Private, 1 Reg't (Trueheart's) Virginia Militia (army); Private, 5 Regiment Virginia Militia (army). "Near the close of the War of 1812, he volunteered and served as an adjutant of his regiment until the war was over and the command mustered out of service." | ||
| Address | 1840 | , Monroe, MO |
| "In 1840 he moved with his family to Monroe county, Missouri where he spent the remaining years of an honorable and useful life." | ||
| Occupation | Teacher. He suspended his career while he served in the military during the War of 1812. He resumed teaching when he returned home to Goochland county, Virginia after the war. He continued to teach in Monroe county, Missouri. [1] | |
| Religious denomination | Primitive Baptist [1] | |
| Died | 25 Oct 1848 | , Monroe, MO |
| Buried | Woodson Family Cemetery, , Monroe, MO |
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| Person ID | I51 | Allison | Allison |
| Last Modified | 28 May 2019 | |
| Father | John Stephen Woodson, b. 17 Aug 1757, , Goochland, VA | |
| Mother | Nannie Woodson, b. 1757, , Goochland, VA | |
| Married | 12 Oct 1777 | , Goochland, VA |
| Family ID | F8 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Martha "Patsey" LeSueur, b. 18 Feb 1787, , Henry, VA | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Married | 20 Jan 1806 | , Henry, VA |
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| Family ID | F7 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Documents | 1820 US Census, Franklin County, Virginia Benjamin Woodson listed as head of a household of 8; his wife Patsey LeSueur, and his 6 oldest children. Census shows he did not own slaves. | |
| 1830 US Census, Franklin County, Virginia Benjamin Woodson listed as head of a household of 12; his wife Patsey LeSueur, and his 10 children. Census shows he did not own slaves. | ||
| 1840 US Census, Jackson, Monroe County, Missouri Benjamin Woodson listed as head of a household of 9; his wife Patsey LeSueur, and 7 of his 10 children. Census shows he did not own slaves. |
| Headstones | Woodson Family Cemetery Benjamin, Patsey and many members of the Woodson family are buried here. There are 30 to 40 graves, many with symbols. Sadly, it has been neglected over the years. Benjamin's grave has been lost to time. |
| Histories | Benjamin Woodson Verbatim copy of letter written by Benjamin while he was serving in the Unites States army during the way of 1812. Unfortunately, the letter was missing the date he wrote the letter and his location. | |
| Judge Stephen M. Woodson, Farmer and Stock-raiser, Post-Office, Paris; biographical sketch Pgs 615-616. |
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