Woodall Family Cemetery

Located in section 2, T11N R19E on what was the allotment of Mamie Woodall #4478. This is now private property. The Woodall Family held allotments comprising nearly the entire section 2: Mary Woodall #4480; Thomas F. Woodall #4467; Caroline Woodall-NB #1377; Nannie Woodall #23021; Lola Woodall #21723; and Emma V. Woodall #4477.

Abraham and Susie Woodall were the parents of Thomas F. Woodall. Thomas' wife was Emma Vore Howland born 4 April 1870. She was the daughter of Erastus Judson and Susan Elizabeth Rider Howland.(See: Howland Cemetery) Emma was also married to William H. Fields

Abraham Woodall was part of the 2nd Cherokee Mounted Volunteers organized under Col. William Penn Adair. The same Abraham Woodall was a Senator from the Canadian District in 1883. Abraham died in 1886. He was a judge of the Canadian District in 1871, 73, 75, 77, 79, and 1881.

See Paul Ridenour's Woodall Cemetery website.

Thomas F. Woodall	8 March 1860	2 April 1910	Husband of E. V. Woodall "As a husband devoted As a father affectionate As a friend ever kind and true."
Abraham Woodall	12 Feb. 1832	15 Nov. 1886
Susie Woodall		20 April 1883	Aged 52 years "I am the mother of these three dear boys lying here by my side."
Charles H. Woodall		28 Dec. 1976	Aged 15 Years
Charlie F. Woodall	8 Dec. 1882	12 March 1883	Aged 3 mos 4 days "Our little babe sleeps sweetly here."
William P. [R.] Woodall		28 Jan. 1872	Aged 3 years
Nina E. Fields	8 Aug. 1880	7 Dec. 1890	Aged 10 years 3 months 20 days d/o W. G. And Ella E.
Mary P. Woodall	9 Nov. 1865	[19]Jan. 189[3]	w/o Thomas Woodall
Susie Woodall	14 Nov. 1888	8 Aug. 1901
Lizzie D. Woodall	27 Aug. 1890	13 Aug. 1901
Osha S. G. b. Yokley	24 Nov. 1892	2 Oct. 1893

5 other graves marked with sandstone rocks.

Photos and information: 11 August 2002;
Sue Tolbert, Skye Tolbert, Paul Ridenour, David Ridenour and George Miller