Wayne County IN Archives Biographies.....Woodard, Cader November 7, 1787 - 
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Author: His. of Wayne County, Indiana; Vol.II (1884)

New Garden Township
p. 677 

Cader Woodard, deceased, was one of the "pioneers" of Wayne County, Ind., and 
none are more worthy of mention in the history of the county than he. He was 
born in Wayne County, N. C., Nov. 1, 1787, a son of Lake and Sarah (Parker) 
Woodard, of English descent. He was married in 1810 to Rachel Outland, a 
native of Northampton County, N. C., born Dec. 29, 1788, a daughter of Josiah 
and Millicent Outland, of Holland descent. Mrs. Woodard's grandfather was a 
minister of the Society of Friends. He died in 1804, aged seventy-five years. 
Her grandmother was an Elder of the church. She died in 1802. Mr. Woodard came 
with his family, accompanied by his mother, to Wayne County, Ind., in 1826, 
and purchased a farm on section 11, New Garden Township. His wife died May 7, 
1841. They had a family of eleven children; ten grew to maturity, and six are 
still living, 1884. In 1846 Mr. Woodard married Mrs. Sarah (Townsend) Stubbs. 
He was a man of strong will power, which, combined with intellectuality and 
integrity, made him a useful and respected citizen. He took great interest in 
education, giving his children all the advantages possible. He and his family 
were active members of the Society of Friends.


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