Richard Derek WOODCOCK

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Ancestry.com
American Civil War Soldiers Record
Henry H Woodcock ,
Residence:    Arena, Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:    12 September 1861
Distinguished Service:    DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served:    Union
State Served:    Wisconsin
Unit Numbers:    3061 3061
Service Record:    Enlisted as a Private on 12 September 1861
Enlisted in Company G, 11th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 12 September 1861.
Wounded on 22 May 1863 at Vicksburg, MS
Transferred Company G, 11th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 02 February 1864
Transfered in on 02 February 1864.
Source Information:
Historical Data Systems, comp. Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works.


1870 census:Ellen Woodcock Age in 1870: 23 Estimated Birth Year: 1846 Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Washington, Sauk, Wisconsin Race: White Gender: Female Value of real estate:  Post Office: Sandusky Roll: M593_1739 Page: 276 Image: 557 Year: 1870
103/105/ Woodcock, Henry, 33, male, farm laborer, New York
                                   , Ellen, 23, female, keeping house, New York
                                   , Jennie, 4, female, at home, Wisconsin

1880 United States Census
	Name 	Relation	Marital Status	Gender	Race	Age	Birthplace	Occupation	Father's Birthplace	Mother's Birthplace
	Henry WOODCOCK Self 	M 	Male 	W 	42 	NY 	Farmer 	NY 	NY
	Ellen WOODCOCK  Wife 	M 	Female 	W 	33 	NY Keeping House ENG 	VT
	Jennie WOODCOCK  Dau 	S 	Female 	W 	14 	WI 		NY 	NY
	Levi WOODCOCK  Son 	S 	Male 	W 	9 	WI 		NY 	NY
	Walter WOODCOCK Son 	S 	Male 	W 	5 	WI 		NY 	NY
	Emerson WOODCOCK Son S 	Male 	W 	1 	WI 		NY 	NY
	 Source Information:
		Census Place	Willow, Richland, Wisconsin
		Family History Library Film 	1255445
		NA Film Number 	T9-1445
		Page Number 	207C


1890 Special schedule: surviving soldiers.....Willow Township, Richland, Wisconsin
S.D. 2; E.D. 189, p. 2
Woodcock, Henry H., private co. S?, 11th Wisconsin Infantry, 12 Sep 1861 to 17 Apr 1864, served 2 years, 7 months, residence:  Loyd, Richland Co., Wisconsin, chronic diarrhea, rheumatism


1900 census:  WISCONSIN, RICHLAND, WILLOW TWP, T623 Roll: 1813 Page: 313
WOODCOCK, HENRY H, head, male, Nov 1836?, 63, married 36 years, NY, NY, NY, farmer
                         , Ellen M., wife, female, May 1847, 53, married 36 years, 6 children, 4 living, NY, Eng, NY
                         . Walter, son, male, Apr 1876, 24, single, Wisconsin, NY, NY, farmer,
Campbell, Olive, M-inlaw, female, Feb 1822, 78, wd, 3 children, 3 living, Vermont, NH, NH

1907:  South Dakota Death Index, 1905-1955  Name:	Henry H Woodcock
Death Day:	14
Death Month:	Nov
Death Year:	1907
County:	Union
Page Number:	275


Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Alcester Twp, Union Co., SD
	This is a listing of graves in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Union Co., SD
	from the WPA Graves Registration Project. The list is dated Aug. 1940.
	T95N R49W Sec. 22, in Alcester, SD.
	
L Name          F Name         Gr No   Lot No  Blk No     D of D       Age      Sex   Vet     Comments
Woodcock        Richard          1       1       10                              m
Woodcock        Ellen            6       3       22                              f
Woodcock        Henry            4       3       22        1907         71       m    Civil WaHenry Houghtaling Woodcock ?


From : 	susanibw@att.net
To : 	lpjgen6@hotmail.com
Subject : Woodcocks
Date :	Sun, 06 Oct 2002 09:25:18 +0000
	Reply
Dear Laurie  Hello there.  I, too, have reason to belive that I am descended from Mary Orr  and Richard Woodcock.  This hunt has been so long, almost 6 months.  Here is  how I have it:  Richard Derek Woodcock and Mary Ann Orr had at least one son, Henry Houghtaling Woodcock, who married Ellen Bruce. They had four children, not in birth order, Walter Scott, Levi Houghtaling,  Robert Emerson and Jennie Woodcock.  Walter Scott Woodcock is my grandfather.   He was born about 1860 something.  They had 12 children.  My mother is # 2. Robert and Levi both married, but neither had children.  Jennie married and had  one son, Dan Thomas was his name, and their son was Gay Thomas.  It is also in  a family letter that Mary Ann Orr married a man whose name was Tobias, with  whom she had a son named Jim, who drowned off a raft as a child.  I am looking for a Lewis Woodcock, who some of my aunts and uncles referred to  as "Old Lou Henry".  No record of this man appears in any family papers I have,  but one of my aunts has a photo of him.  He was a vet of the Civil War.  Ellen Bruce was one of the daughters of Olive Small and Joseph Bruce, her  second husband (her first was Hoard).  Ellen went on to marry three more times  If you could just help me tie my family up with Richard I would be eternally  grateful, and I will share what I have regarding everyone except Walter Scott  Woodcock's children, due to privacy.  Yours, Sue

1910 census:  WOODCOCK  LEWIS 65 M W WIS,  OR CLACKAMAS KILLEN
T624 Roll: 1279 Page: 170

1910 census:  WA SPOKANE 5-WD SPOKANE, T624 Roll: 1671 Page: 38
WOODCOCK LOUIS H , head, 46, Married 1, 24 years, Wisconsin, NY, NY, policeman, city
                        , Ella, wife, female, 47, married 1, 24 years, 3 children, 2 living, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin
                        , Lizzie B., daughter, female, 21, single, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Operator, telephone office
                      , Clifton J., son, male, 15, single, Idaho, Wisconsin, Iowa,

Dear Laurie Yep, it looks a lot like we are kin. This is so cool. I have found some other kin regarding the Small line. Yes, Calvin is my great grandfather's brother. Henry Houghtaling Woodcock married Ellen Bruce They had what I thought was 4 kids - Jennie 03 16 1866 Walter Scott b 04 05 19872 married Lydia Ann Keith b 09 06 1882 m 1900 Levi Houghtaling 08 10 1889 Robert Emerson Henry lived in Loyd Wisconsin, which, in mother's papers is where Walter Scott was born, and also, where she was born: Grace May on 09 14 1903. Have only been able to find mother's birth thing on the Wisconsin site... but it never tells the names of the parents (sigh). So Henry was at least in Loyd in 1872 and 1903. Mother said she was born in the same house that her father was born in. I have seen Loyd as Willow township, and a couple of other names in my searches. Personally, I like Loyd as that is what Mother used. As I have it: Joseph Orr m Sarah Bixby Richard Derek Woodcock m Mary Ann Orr Henry H. Woodcock m Ellen Bruce their children: Jennie, Walter, Robert and Levi Walter m Lydia their children Jennie, Grace, Henry, Art, Harvey, Willard (US BORN), Sam, Vernice, Gay, Rachel, Dan, Jessie (Canadian born). Walter and Lydia went to Alberta about 1915, returned to the US about 1938. Some of the kids came with them, others came on their own. Grace never lived in Canada. Walter and Lydia moved all over the country, home-steading in Colorado, Montana and Wyoming before they finally ran away to Peace River country in Northern Alberta Canada, where they homestead-ed and proved their land. Lydia's mother and brothers went up there a while before Walt and Lydia did, and Lydia's mother encouraged them to come, too. By then there were Jennie, Grace, Henry, Art, Harvey and Willard. They left my mother (Grace) with Walt's sister Jennie, who ended up raising her, in Alcester and Woonsocket SD. I think that Henry H. must have stayed in Wisconsin, though. Sorry, there is no one left to ask. BUT, I know that Ellen did live in Colorado, Denver, for a while. Robert Emerson ended up there at some point, I know that this all is kind of mixed up. But, am adding a note: Ellen Bruce is the daughter of Olive Small, who first married Hoard, then married Bruce, then Mr. Campbell, Mr Fields and finally, Mr Wallace, and she passed away in Alcester SD as Mrs Wallace. Robert and Levi both married, but never had any children. Jennie married Dan Thomas, a storekeeper in Woonsocket (and Alcester I think) and had one son, Gay. He married twice, and had a son and daughter - Daniel and Marilyn. Anyway, hi cousin. Sue
                  

                   Letters from Edna Hedrick:  1981
"Woodcock homestead was located north of Hot Springs, not too far from the Custer County Line"

Wisconsin Volunteers, p. 1119
Woodcock, Calvin M., Private, Co. H, 5th infantry
                     , David, Private, Co. A, 5th infantry
                     , Henry, corporal, Co. I, 48th infantry
                     , Henry H., private, co. G, 11th infantry
                     , Ira, private, Co. A, 28th infantry
                     , John, Private, Co. B., 34th infantry  (also Woolcock)
                     , John D.,private, Co.K, 27th infantry
                     , Thomas J., Princ. Musician, 14th infantry

1860 census:  WOODCOCK, CALVIN N.
	State:	WI	Year:	1860
	County:	Richland County	Record Type:	Federal Population Schedule
	Township:	Ithaca	Page:	123
	Database:	WI 1860 Federal Census Index
age 21, labour, living with Dixon family, his parents a few doors away on same page of census

Ancestry.com
American Civil War Soldiers
Name:	Calvin M Woodcock ,
Residence:	Richland, Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:	10 May 1861
Distinguished Service:	DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served:	Union
State Served:	Wisconsin
Unit Numbers:	3109 3109
Service Record:	Enlisted as a Private on 10 May 1861
Enlisted in Company H, 5th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin  on 10 May 1861.
POW on 10 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA
Mustered out Company H, 5th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin  on 09 February 1865
Sources:Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion. (WIRoster) Published in 1886

Andersonville Prisoner Record:
Private Calvin Woodstock (sic)
a member of Co. H 5th Wisconsin Infantry was a prisoner at Andersonville Prison, Sumter County, Georgia.  He was captured on Tuesday, May 10, 1864 at Spottsylvania Court House, Virginia.  Mustered out February 9, 1865.  Certificate issued by National Park Service, Andersonville, Georgia

1870 census:  Calvin Woodcock Age in 1870: 31 Estimated Birth Year: 1838 Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Bear Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: Post Office: Lone Rock Roll: M593_1739 Page: 45 Image: 91 Year: 1870
127,123, Williams, Amos, 64, male, farmer, New York
                               , Sarah, 59, female, keeping house, New York
                               , Frank, 16, male, attending school, Wisconsin
                Woodcock, Calvin, 31, male, farm laborer, New York
                                , Almira, 25, female, at home, Ohio
                                , Carrie, 3, female, Wisconsin
                                , Bertram, 1, male, Wisconsin


(moved to Audubon county in 1873)
1880	Census Place:	Melville, Audubon, Iowa
	Source:	FHL Film 1254326  National Archives Film T9-0326     Page 67A
	Relation	Sex	Marr	Race	Age	Birthplace
A. O. WILLIAMS	Self	M	M	W	72	NY
	Occ:	Farmer	Fa: MA	Mo: MA
Sarrah WILLIAMS	Wife	F	M	W	65	NY
	Occ:	Keeping House	Fa: CT	Mo: CT
Frank WILLIAMS	Son	M	S	W	25	WI
	Occ:	Farmer	Fa: NY	Mo: NY
C. M. WOODCOOK	Other	M	M	W	41	NY
	Occ:	Farmer	Fa: NY	Mo: NY
Alonra WOODCOOK	Other	F	M	W	36	OH
	Occ:	Keeping House	Fa: NY	Mo: MA
Carrie WOODCOOK	Other	F	S	W	13	WI
	Occ:	At School	Fa: NY	Mo: NY
Bertram WOODCOOK	Other	M	S	W	11	WI
	Occ:	At School	Fa: NY	Mo: NY
Lotty WOODCOOK	Other	F	S	W	9	WI
	Occ:	At School	Fa: NY	Mo: NY
Fanny WOODCOOK	Other	F	S	W	3	IA
			Fa: NY	Mo: NY

1890 Veterans schedule:  Fall River Township, Fall River County, South Dakota: SD 2, E.D. 26, Page: 2 "Special Schedule, surviving soldiers, sailors, and marines and widows, etc."
270, Calvin Woodcock, private, Co. H, 12th, Wisconsin, Infantry, June 11, 1861 to Jan X, 1865, Length of service:  4 years, 6 months, Hot Springs, SD, rheumatism, prisoner 6 months Andersonville

1890 Veterans Schedule:   Eden Valley, Custer, South Dakota, apparently listed twice:
242,244, Calvin M. Woodcock, private,  (rest of information unknown)  residence:  Buffalo Gap, SD. (rest of information unknown)

1910 census:  Alcester, Union, South Dakota Series: T624 Roll: 1489 Page: 171
42,42, Hoard, Eugene P., head, male, 42, first marriage for 19 years, Wis, NY, Wis, dealer?, produce
                      , Lottie M.?, wife, female, 38, 1st marriage for 19 years, 3 children, 2 living, Wis, NY, NY
                     , Maude, daughter, female, 13, single, SD, Wis, Wis
                     , Ross, son, male, 11, single, SD, Wis, Wis
           Woodcock, Calvin M., father in law, male, 68, widowed, NY, Ger. German, NY

1911:  South Dakota Death Index, 1905-1955  Name:	Cal Woodcock
Death Day:	31
Death Month:	Jul
Death Year:	1911
County:	Union
Page Number:	647




BLM Land Patent:WOODCOCK, CALVIN M  SD Custer 12/31/1904 Montana State Office 3020 SDMTAA 016953

Name Index to SDGS Quatrerly This file contains an index to the South Dakota Genealogical Society Quarterly.
LNAME FNAME VOL ISSUE PAGE
WOODCOCK Calvin 4 2 56
WOODCOCK Calvin M 4 3 111

Newspaper Obituary (Alcester, Union, South Dakota):
"MUSTERED OUT"
       Calvin M. Woodcock passed peacefully away, Monday, July 31, 1911.  He had been in failing health for a number of years, having been during the last three months wholly confined to his bed.
       He was born in Steuben County, N. Y., December 17, 1838.  His early life was spent in Wisconsin, and here he met and married Miss Almira Williams.  At the beginning of the Civil War he enlisted in Co. H. 5th Reg. Wis. Vol. Inf.  In the struggle that followed he fought under the different commanders of the Army of the Potomac, taking part in the battles of Williamsburg, Fredericks-Malvern Hill, Antietam, Gettysburg, Seven Days Battle and the battles of the Wilderness.  He was taken prisoner during the last year of the war and confined in Andersonville prison pen for seven months.  Upon his return home the day before Christmas, due to his emaciated condition, his own family could scarcely recognize him.
       The family moved to Audubon county, Iowa, in 1873, and then in 1889 on to Union county, South Dakota.  The following year the wife, mother of six girls and two boys, was called home.  Since then Mr. Woodcock has been a resident of South Dakota, spending several years at Hot Springs and the closing ones in Alcester.
       Three surviving daughters, Mrs. Carrie Weed, Mrs. Lottie Hoard and Mrs. Fannie March, all of Alcester; and two sons, Bert, of Hot Springs, and Ben, of Alcester, together with one sister, Mrs. Martha Hoard, are left to mourn his loss.
       This beloved comrade was laid to rest by the hands of the remaining members of the Grand Army of the Republic.
       "The march of another soldier is over, his battles are all fought, his victories all won, and as in other days he lies down to rest awhile under the arching sky awaiting the bugle's call."

1930 unknown Albert H Woodcock  family Alcester, Union, SD 1902 South Dakota White Head


Second Wisconsin Cavalry
This regiment was organized March 12, 1862, with a total muster of 1127 men, under the command of Col. C C Washburn, who was afterwards promoted to the rank of brigadier general; was engaged in the campaigns in Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. The movements of cavalry regiments are very difficult to follow, owing to the detached duty they are called on to perform. But it can be said of the 2d, that it never faltered when duty called, nor hesitated to follow when lead by its officers. The regiment was mustered out November, 1865, having lost during its campaigns: Killed in action, sixteen; died of wounds, four; died of disease, 265; died of accidents, 8; and a large loss by reason of discharges for disability.
Richland County's Roll of Honor.
Among the citizen soldiers of Richland county, those who volunteered to save the country when its existence was threatened, are the following:
Fifth Wisconsin Infantry.
Company H.
[Known as the "Scott Guards."]
   ...C M Woodcock (missing), ....
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/wi/county/richland/books/chap13.htm
                  

                   family tree:  Entries: 2985 Updated: 2005-06-23 06:27:01 UTC (Thu) Contact: David Paulsen,  http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dcpfamily&id=I1986

1870 census:  George L Woodcock Age in 1870: 29 Estimated Birth Year: 1840 Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Ithaca, Richland, Wisconsin Post Office: Lone Rock Roll: M593_1734 Page: 652 Image: 204 Year: 1870
199/198, Woodcock, George L., 29, male, farmer, New York
                                   , Emma, 27, female, keeping house, New York
                                   , Lewis, 7, male, Wisconsin
                                   , Hubert, 3, male, Wisconsin


1880 United States Census
	Name 	Relation	Marital Status  Gender	Race	Age	Birthplace	Occupation	Father's Birthplace	Mother's Birthplace
	Geo. L. WOODCOCK  	Self  M Male    W 38 	N.Y. Laborer 	N.Y. 	N.Y.
	Emma J WOODCOCK 	Wife M Female W 35 	N Y Keeping House 	MASS 	N Y
	Louis WOODCOCK  	Son S  Male    W 16       WISCONSIN Attend School N Y N Y
	Herbert WOODCOCK	Son S  Male    W 12 	WISCONSIN At School 	N Y 	N Y
	 Source Information:
		Census Place	Lone Rock, Richland, Wisconsin
		Family History Library Film 	1255445
		NA Film Number 	T9-1445
		Page Number 	34B

Paulsen Family tree
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ID: I0332 Name: Louis Henry WOODCOCK 1 2 Sex: M Name: Louis H WOODCOCK 3 Birth: 16 JUL 1863 in Wisconsin 4 Birth: 1863 in Wisconsin 2 Death: 11 AUG 1934 in Kootenai Co., Coeur D'Alene, Idaho 4 Occupation: Millwright in Wallace, Idaho 5 Occupation: 1930 States that he was workingin the carpentry business on homes as past work. Residence: 1920 Spokane, Spokane, Washington 3 Residence: 1870 Ithaca, Richland, Wisconsin 2 Residence: 1880 Lone Rock, Richland, Wisconsin 6 Residence: 1906 Lived at 503 Garland Ave., Spokane, Washington in a place called Pine Grove Terrace. Residence: 1920 Living with Daughter Jessie and her Husband in Washington 3 Residence: 1930 East Spokane, Spokane, Washington 7 Reference Number: 332Father: George L. WOODCOCK b: ABT 1841 in New York Mother: Emma J.  b: ABT 1845 in New YorkMarriage 1 Ella Oceana REEVES  b: 4 FEB 1863 in Clayton Co., McGregor, Iowa
Married: ABT 1885
Children
Jessie B. WOODCOCK  b: ABT 1887 in MinnesotaSources:
Title: Ancestry.com. Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 [database online]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2003. Original data: Bureau of Health Policy and Vital Statistics
Title: 1870 United States Federal CensusRepository: Note: www.ancestry.comCall Number: Media: Ancestry.com
Title: 1920 United States Federal CensusRepository: Note: www.ancestry.comCall Number: Media: Ancestry.com
Title: Ancestry.com. Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 [database online]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2003. Original data: Bureau of Health Policy and Vital StatisticsText: Name: WOODCOCK, LOUIS HENRY Year: 1934 Certificate Number: 090566 County of Death: Kootenai City: COEUR D'ALENE Date of Death: 08/11/1934 Date of Birth: 07/16/1863
Title: Paulsen Family tree1.FBK.FTWRepository: Call Number: Media: OtherText: Date of Import: Aug 26, 2003
Title: 1880 United States Federal CensusRepository: Note: www.ancestry.comCall Number: Media: Ancestry.com
Title: 1930 United States Federal CensusRepository: Note: www.ancestry.comCall Number: Media: Ancestry.com
                  

                   
Union County, South Dakota
Entries: 934    Updated: Tue Mar 16 15:25:01 2004    Contact: Joni Vella

Updated frequently, Additions and comments welcome, particularly relating to those buried at Elmwood Cemetery (also known as Texas or Old Civil Bend).
ID: I741
Name: Martha A. WOODCOCK 1 2
Sex: F
Birth: NOV 1844 in New York 3 2

Father: Richard Derek WOODCOCK
Mother: Mary A. ORR b: 1811 in New York
Marriage 1 Harvey Putnam HOARD b: JUL 1844 in New York
Married: ABT 1867 4
Children
   Eugene P. HOARD b: AUG 1867 in Wisconsin
   Leroy HOARD b: MAY 1874 in Iowa
   William R. HOARD b: JUL 1875 in Iowa
   Herbert G. HOARD b: MAY 1878 in Iowa

Sources:
Title: 1880 United States Federal Census, Dakota Territory, Union County
Note: Transcription of the 1880 federal population schedule for Union County, Dakota Territory. National Archives Film #1254114, Family History Library Film #T9-0114. Begins with page 357A. Ends with page 433B on National Archives Film #1254115, Family History Library Film #T9-0115. At times a poor interpretation of the original writing.
Repository:
Note: www.familysearch.org
Call Number:
Media: Electronic
Page: 419B, Prairie
Text: Martha Hoard, wife, married, female, white, age 36, NY, keeping house, father born NY, mother born NY
Title: 1900 United States Federal Census, South Dakota, Union County, District 331--Alcester Township
Note: Scanned images of the 1900 United States federal census of Alcester townshiip, including the town of Alcester, online at www.ancestry.com. 22 images/pages, some at time hard to read. Enumerated June 1900.
Repository:
Note: www.ancestry.com
Call Number:
Media: Electronic
Page: Image 10 of 22, dwelling 95, family 95
Text: _____, Martha J., wife, white, female, born November 1844, age 53, married, 33 years, 6 children born, 4 chldren still living, born in New York, father born New York, mother born illegible, can read, write and speak English
(Hoard)
Title: A Century in Review, City of Elk Point, South Dakota, 1859-1959
Author: Book Committee
Publication: Elk Point; no publisher, 1959
Note: History and biographical sketches furnished by descendants.
Repository:
Note: Collection of Joni K. Vella
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: 419B, Prairie
Text: Martha Hoard, wife, married, female, white, age 36, NY, keeping house, father born NY, mother born NY
Title: 1900 United States Federal Census, South Dakota, Union County, District 331--Alcester Township
Note: Scanned images of the 1900 United States federal census of Alcester townshiip, including the town of Alcester, online at www.ancestry.com. 22 images/pages, some at time hard to read. Enumerated June 1900.
Repository:
Note: www.ancestry.com
Call Number:
Media: Electronic
Page: Image 10 of 22, dwelling 95, family 95
Text: Hoard, Harvey P., head, white, male, born July 1844, age 53, married, 33 years, born in New York, father born Vermont, mother born Illinois, farmer, can read, write, and speak English, owns home, free of mortgage, farm


1910 census:  SD,UNION 	ALCESTER TWP;   Series: T624 Roll: 1489 Page: 180
116, 116, HOARD,   WILLIAM, head, male,  	39, M1 or S?, Iowa, NY, NY, farmer, general farm
                               , Martha, mother, 65, widow, 4 children, 4 living, NY, Unk, Unk
                               , Herbert, brother, male, 32, married 1, 5 years,  Iowa, NY, NY, farmer, general farm
                               , Serena, sister in law, female, 30, married 1, 5 years, 1 child, 1 living, Norway, Norway, Norway,
                               , Melvin?, nephew, male, 2, single, SD, Iowa, Norway


1920 census:  Will R Hoard Age: 48 years Estimated birth year: 1871 Birthplace: Iowa Race: White Home in 1920: Alcester, Union, South Dakota Roll: T625_1724 Page: 10A ED: 242 Image: 0341
82, 82, Hoard, Will R., head, O, F, male, 48, single?, Iowa, NY, NY, farmer/ general farm
              Hoard, Martha A, mother, female, 75, widow, NY, unknown, NY, keeping house/ on farm