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Cataloochee tract 209: Johnathan Woody

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Item 1 - Cataloochee tract 209 and 209a: Johnathan Woody

Cataloochee tract 209 and 209a: Johnathan Woody

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Item

Details
- Format
  - Clippings (information artifacts)
- Type
  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1981-01-15;
- Subject - Topic
  - Woody, Jonathan, 1896-1981
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - Cataloochee History Project
- Identifier
  - GSMNP_Cata-209_Woody_News
Transcript

·., ·Ex;;Bailke~ Ji:[: ./ •• ·~ • •• . • > ., . .: ~· J , ·.n ]. ·H.· w~~dX~ ·~ Dies At 84 n~r I i j ~ ; -. ~ .. - . - ";. WAYNE~VILLE , - :. Jonat\@p ~ :~~~ Woody 84 . . of Country Clu~ . ~~tv.e_, . Waynesville. retired banker, ·-ciV\~ ~ al)d · church leader. died Wednes~ay' 10 :a Haywood County hospital follo~1ng ~p::r:_ . tended illness. · · , · ·• : ,,;-. A native of Haywood Count~:. ~o~l retired in 1961 after 20 years·: 0t a~t~,~ .. banking in Waynesville. He w~s exe~~lty~ . : ; • vice president of the Waynesvtlle offtq!~f ~ 'First Union National Bank at~-l(ifi ( retirement. ..·'. .. ., w,, ~ ."-....~.. Shortly after retirem_ent, • ·· OOv~ became. president of th~ Nallonal lianfc-:?1 Sarasota. Fla., and chatrman of the ·boa~d of the Gulf Gate National Ba~~ " .~n Sarasota. He returned to Waynesvll\e··tl't . 1 1965 and with associates bougnt ·tlt~ Waynesville Country Club. which . ~e, ' ope.rated until it was sold in 197~. . "i·! ~··· ·. Born in Cataloochee, he at ten ed Cullowhee Normal Industrial School and : the University of South Carohna l_!l.Co!!:ltrt bia where he graduated m 191~ .. tie:.~ . . man;~ger of the USC (ootba.ll te~l}l--~ . '. captain of the Army ROTC. ll~' ~~ ,.,.; ;, , vetcr~n.Qt ... Wor\d . War. I. ... "'--~ · . .:1 ... • .~tl' . .,. Woody was former maqa"r~~t .'· · Tanalac Co. in Atlanta and was aJjl~ ' president of the Allan~ Junio~ C~~ ··.· uf Commerce. . · · ,}·._."' ,....,_ ; In 1946. Woody organized 1.4e; f~~ 1 Stale Bank of Hazelwood and bcca~t:, .~ ; · president. A year later, ~e ptif<:lt~Sij control of tile Transylvctma ~~~ :· li~ • · Trust Co. of Brevard and wa~· ~~ : : president of that institutio~. . , ··;:~~~) '; The First llmon National . l;la~~ ' Waynesville · merged with .the ![!iii$ . , Naiional Bank o[ As!leville in 19ra·~ .: h ew months aft~r the rnerg!!r. WO!Jdll-~ ~ one of the individuals · who fo~.ndN-~ f First Union National Bank , qf "NO!.UI ' Carolina. He was executive vice'}lre~4t$· ~ and director of Firs~ 'Uni® 8ailk,'.4(;~; ' Carolina with supervision of t~eW~~~l~ ? : ville. Canton. Brevard and l{e~de~~!lJ!.; offices. He W(!s a former presia~atiif:.lti ; North Carolina Bankers Ass~_ilti~W · i was a director of the Charlott.e Qr~'lif~. " .. ,.. 'f" ~~ .·· . ·~ the Federal Reserve Bank. . ·, :! :"'-·~?~~::~ ·. · He was Instrumental in DaY,oq;Jl~!j:f.: ·and Wellco Shoe Co. coming to '.Ha)'f!l!ii(Al;. County. In his civic contributions. ~e)¥~ . an active supporter of the Haywood ,Col\ft.< · tvLibrarv. 4-H clubs. the lnternation,!ij . f<:xchange and promoted . the ou! of s~ ' farm tours lor Haywood farm peopl¢. · 't' .. · Woody was one of the originat(lis-~ijf · the Haywood Industrial Developi1Jeqt , Commission. He ·was a membei: ~ ~f · tbe Wavnesville First United ~etMdtst Church where he served as chairm·an· ~f the board of stewards for many years. ~e . was former president of the W;lynes'Ville · Hotary Club, former chairman Qf tl!e board of Haywood County Library, fqnner trustel' of· Brevard College, ·formerly ch<!irrnan of the Western Caroli~<fU.n\y:~, -Turn To Pag~ Se~en._ . •• -... . ~ -·. - ·1 ·~~ . __ ., : ... -: .. ::- ~ _i,.,..;.., I,,. ...J, c '~ o4"-""""- ,;_• ~o,~ '· ' ;\'1 Woody Dies .... ·,1;;,/,~-; -Continued From Page One · ..,: :1- • ·%~ ' _1' sjty trustee.s and a recipient of the WCU Dispngui~hed Al~mi)J$ '~ award. ~e was the son of the late Stephen L. and Mary Palr~&r \ . Woody. · · >. ·· ., . In his later years, Woody maintained ·a small office at t,l)e 1 F1rst. Umon NatiOnal Bank m Waynesville where he was direcwr ·j ementus. , , · · ' Surviving are his w1fe, Anne Foote Woody; a son, Stepbe~W· . ~ ' ~oody of ~sheville; a daughter, Mrs. Roger Soltis Qf ~a~ ·-. VIlle: amt five grandchildren. , · . 1'{ 1 ". Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in the Way~yj~J.e l First United Methodist Church. The Rev. l{elley Joqea will ot- 1 ficiate. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. . .. '·~ r; i The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at j Garrett Funeral Home. where the body will remain until placwl '• in the church 30. minutes before the services. · , i!Ti .~ 1 The family requests th.~Lflo~~E.!.d~~- omitlld. •• u.c;..:;;l •• < .. ,: .. :._:.:,;,.. ._ .. l..,-. · - : -.

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This 151.5 acres in Cataloochee tracts 209 and 209a were owned by Jonathan Woody. Along with these documents are several photographs relating to the tracts. While, in general, the Great Smoky Mountains region was sparsely populated, the Cataloochee Valley remained an exception. By 1900, the population of Cataloochee had grown to 1,000 residents living in hundreds of log and frame homes. A few historic buildings have been preserved on site, including two churches, a school, several homes, and outbuildings. The North Carolina Park Commission was tasked with purchasing land for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and people living in Cataloochee were among those displaced. Cataloochee families continue to return for annual reunions. In 2001, the National Park Service re-introduced elk into the valley.
Details
- Creator
- Contributor
  - Woody, Jonathan, 1896-1981
- Format
- Type
  - StillImage
  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1928; 1930; 1935; 1937; 1940; 1973; 1981; 2000;
  - Date digitized: 2015-09-22
- Extent
  - Dimension: 3" x 5.25"
  - Dimension: 11" x 8.5"
  - Pages: 90 pages
- Subject - Topic
- Location
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - Cataloochee History Project; Historic Photographs Collection; Historic Structures Reports;
- Identifier
  - GSMNP_Cata-209-209a
- Repository
  - Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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