John WOODS

                       Great Easton PR, m., wits. Joseph Clarke, John Taylor; weaver; cert., GRO, d.,
    ae 89, gentleman, informant John Ward; N. Luffenham PR, bur., ae 89; N. Luffen-
    ham MI: "Sacred/ To the Memory of/ John Woods/ Who died Oct. 9, 1844/ Aged
    89 Years/ Also/ of Hannah his Wife/ Who Died Jan. 15, 1835/ Aged 77 Years,"
    downslope from church along wall fronting church tower beneath a bushy tree
    and partly obscured by a round cement culvert, 21 Jun 1987; Rutland Census
    1841, H.O. 107/898, GS 474,578, p. 18 of N. Luffenham and Pilton, ae 86, Ind,
    b. in same co., lodgers John Tomblin, 40, Ag Lab, Sarah Tomblin, 35, both b.
    in co.; SEARCHES FOR FAMILY: (c.) N. Luffenham PR 1707-1863; (m.) N. Luffenham
    PR   1707-1837; (bur.) N. Luffenham PR 1707-1905; Peterboro Index of Wills P4
    (1758-1858), GS 919,264, NIL; Archdeaconry of Hunts Will Index, GS 187,854,
    NIL   for John Woods, c. 1844; note John Woods the younger, lab., and Hannah
    Harby of Edith Weston m. 22 Jun 1795, N. Luffenham, so last three children
    on this sheet possibly not children of ancestral couple; N. Luffenham PR
    ev. deficient for c., i.e., 10 c. (1752), 8 (1753), 3 (1754), 3 (1755), 7
    (1756), 10 (1757), 9 (1758); N. Luffenham PR bur. show 28 Mar 1755 "The Revd
    Mr Robert Allfounder Rector of this Parish 33 years who liv'd much respected
    and died greetly lamented March 24th, and 17 Jul 1755 Henry Withers
    "Schoolmaster of this Town," as also new rector Wm Affleck instituted
    17 May 1755; John Woods b. ca. 1755 ev. son of John Woods, Sr., weaver, as
    he himself was weaver by occupation; the other John Woods, c. 1749, and
    his son John Woods the younger, c. 1774, ev. lab