Wilson Daily Times, 4 April 1945.
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In the 1880 census of Black Creek township, Wilson County: farmer Jack Woodard, 35; wife Fannie, 32; and children John, 10, Julia, 7, Cynthia, 6, Albert, 5, and Aaron, 2.
On 7 February 1900, Albert Woodard, 25, of Wilson County, N.C., son of J. and F. Woodard, married Alice Bonney, of Norfolk County, Virginia, daughter of C. and R. Bonney.
In the 1910 census of Norfolk, Virginia: H.W.R. Holland, 31, clothes cleaner, and lodger Albert Woodard, 34, railroad laborer.
Roderick Albert Woodard was born 11 March 1914 in New York, New York, to Albert Woodard and Henrietta Hux.
In the 1920 census of Black Creek township, Wilson County: farmer Jack Woodard, 74; wife Caroline, 51; son Albert, 50; daughter-in-law Henrietta, 38; and grandchildren Roderick, 6, Viola, 3, and Carrie, 2.
In the 1940 census of Pittsgrove township, New Salem County, New Jersey: Albert Woodard, 65; wife Henrietta, 50; and lodgers Herbert Edwards, 30, poultry farm laborer, and wife Margaret, 27. All were born in North Carolina.
The Standard Star (New Rochelle, New York), 14 November 1958.
This is an exciting read for me. I will share at next Fannie and Jack Woodard family reunion in Wilson this June. Albert Woodard is my paternal grand uncle. His sister, Harriet Dawson (mistaken in obit as Henrietta) is my paternal grandmother. Little is known about Albert and this information will be appreciated by family members.
Oh wow!! Fantastic!