Daughter of Silas and Virginia Juliet (nee Lard) Woodson.
Virginia married Emile Thomas, Jr. on 12 Sep 1899 in Buchanan County, Missouri. To this union, a son, Emile Woodson Thomas (1900 - 1985), was born.
The marriage was not long lived; by 1910, Virginia, then divorced, and her son, Emile, were living with her sister, Mary Alice (nee Woodson) Hosea.
Virginia for many years worked in sales for Kansas City Power and Light.
Virginia married Emile Thomas, Jr. on 12 Sep 1899 in Buchanan County, Missouri. To this union, a son, Emile Woodson Thomas (1900 - 1985), was born.
The marriage was not long lived; by 1910, Virginia, then divorced, and her son, Emile, were living with her sister, Mary Alice (nee Woodson) Hosea.
Virginia for many years worked in sales for Kansas City Power and Light.
Daughter of Silas and Virginia Juliet (nee Lard) Woodson.
Virginia married Emile Thomas, Jr. on 12 Sep 1899 in Buchanan County, Missouri. To this union, a son, Emile Woodson Thomas (1900 - 1985), was born.
The marriage was not long lived; by 1910, Virginia, then divorced, and her son, Emile, were living with her sister, Mary Alice (nee Woodson) Hosea.
Virginia for many years worked in sales for Kansas City Power and Light.
Virginia married Emile Thomas, Jr. on 12 Sep 1899 in Buchanan County, Missouri. To this union, a son, Emile Woodson Thomas (1900 - 1985), was born.
The marriage was not long lived; by 1910, Virginia, then divorced, and her son, Emile, were living with her sister, Mary Alice (nee Woodson) Hosea.
Virginia for many years worked in sales for Kansas City Power and Light.
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