John Monroe Woolsey
Full Name: John Monroe Woolsey
Birth date: September 3, 1819
Death date: September 30, 1901
Biographical Notes and Resources
Other Resources
- Possibly J.M. Woolsey, two entries in Texas, U.S., Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900.
J.M. Woolsey, Private, commanding officer Capt. Jno. T. Harcourt, Company of 3 months troops, unattached 22nd Brigade, Confederate States Army, enlisted 1/30/1863 in Colorado County for 3 months.
J.M. Woolsey, Private, commanding officer Capt. John A. Suggs, Company B, Texas Cavalry, 22nd Brigade, Texas State Troops, transferred to Confederate States Army, enlisted 8/6/1863 in Colorado County for 6 months.
Ancestry.com .
- Census of 1880 - John M. Woolsey, Colorado County, age 60, born circa 1820 in Georgia, farmer, wife Matilda A.
FamilySearch .
- J.M. Woolsey, birth date 9/3/1819, death date 9/30/1901, burial in Oak Grove Cemetery, Yoakum, Lavaca County.
Find a Grave .
- Biographical sketch, J.M. Woolsey, pp. 193-194. Born 9/3/1819 in Georgia.
Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 20th Legislature 1887.
- Captain John Monroe Woolsey, "Woolsey Home Due Medallion," in Texas Historical Commission, [Historic Marker Application: Strunk-Woolsey House], Oakland, Texas, 1962, crediting Texas Historical Commission.
Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
- Confederate States Army, served with his sons from Colorado County. Captain John Monroe Woolsey, "Woolsey Home Due Medallion," in Texas Historical Commission, [Historic Marker Application: Strunk-Woolsey House], Oakland, Texas, 1962, crediting Texas Historical Commission.
Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
- Historical marker, Strunk-Woolsey House, Oakland, Colorado County. "Home of John Monroe Woolsey while a member of the 20th Legislature representing Colorado County."
Texas Historic Sites Atlas (Texas Historical Commission) .