Born in Ireland about 1822 and emigrated on board Ship Susquehanna, arriving in Philadelphia from Liverpool on 30 July 1846. [1]
Michael Woods married Ann Quinn, their daughter, Ella was born in Johnstown, Cambria, Pennsylvania, United States on 13 Oct 1859 [2]
In 1860, Michael, 38, lived in Johnstown, Cambria, Pennsylvania, USA with his wife Ann Woods (25) and children John F Woods (2) & Mary E Woods (8/12) and Ellen Loney (22) [3]
Aged 40, on 1 July 1863, the Civil War Draft has him listed as residing in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, born in Ireland [4]
In 1870, at 43 and working in a Rail Mill, he lived in McClure, Allegheny, Pennsylvania with his wife, Anna Woods (37) and their children; John F Woods (12), Ella Woods (16), Scott Woods (10), Anna Woods (6), May Woods (5), Charles Woods (3) & Gurtrude Woods (7/12) [5]
On 8 June 1880, Michael, aged 58, was a laborer and he lived in Allegheny, Allegheny, Pennsylvania with his wife, Annie (43) and children who were born in Pennsylvania; John Woods (22), Ella Woods (20), Scott Woods (18), Annie Woods (16), Charles Woods (13) & Gertrude Woods (10). Father's Birthplace: Ireland; Mother's Birthplace: Ireland[6]
On 15 September 1851 Michael Woods, born 12 Aug 1820 submitted his Petition for Naturalization, living in Nottingham, Mercer County, New Jersey as per Pennsylvania, Federal Naturalization Records. He emigrated from Liverpool on 7 Feb 1823, arriving in New York on 23 March then moving to New Jersey.
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