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NC Death Certs
William Thomas Wooten b abt 1853 d 7 Aug 1924 f William Lewis Wooten m Margaret Renegar both of Iredell wife Mary COD uremia/gastroenteritis and hypertrophied prostate buried Providence Church Statesville NC
Betty Elizabeth Wooten Halton (sic) b 7 Jun 1860 d 14 Oct 1937 husband L C Holton f William Wooten m Margaret Reneger COD chronic nephritis interstitial (1936) malignancy of liver (Aug 1936) buried Providence
I think this is Augustus
William Augustus Wooten b 10 Sep 1846 d 4 Nov 1950 (age 104) f William Wooten m Margaret Garner COD chronic mycarditis (10 years) buried Providence Methodist Church
(his obit has a picture of him, he was Iredell's oldest citizen.) Died at the county home, had lived there since 1937. Married Rachel Emmeline Grose who proceeded him in death on June 2, 1911. Son John of the county home. Daughter Mrs. Mollie Currant of Statesville. 18 grandchildren, 46 great grandchilden, 16 great great grandchildren.
Mary Ann Reavis b 18 Apr 1840 d 20 Sep 1928 f William Wooten m Miss Renegar COD chronic nephritis buried Providence
Rice Wooten b Abt May 1862 d 24 Oct 1926 f William Wooten m Margaret Garner COD suicide buried Providence
L C Holton b 15 Dec 1858 d 22 Jun 1932 COD carcinoma liver f Sidney Holton m Mary Weisner buried Providence
1920 census, Cool Spring, Iredell, North Carolina
Lorenzo C Holton 60
Bettie Holton 59
1910 census, Cool Springs, Iredell, North Carolina
Larenza C Halton 50
Bettie E Halton 48
William S Halton 20
Della M Halton 18
Sherill R Halton 15
Albert E Halton 11
1900 census, Cool Spring, Iredell, North Carolina
Lorenzo C Holton 40
Elizabeth E Holton 39
William S Holton 10
Maggie D Holton 8
Sherrill R Holton 6
Albert E Holton 2
Death Certs
Margaret Della Holton Mason 30 Apr 1891 2 Mar 1972 COD cardiac arrest cardiac and renal failure secondary marked osteoarthritis, arteriosclerosis burial Providence Methodist
Sherrill Revere Holton b 5 May 1894 d 25 May 1969 Charlotte Mecklenburg COD acute myocardial infarction wife Vernie Wilson automobile dealer burial Greenwood Cem Belmont NC
Albert Eugene Holton b 21 May 1898 d 16 Apr 1974 COD bilateral pneumonia secondary arteriosclerosis generalized wife Doris Elrod master mechanic textile machines burial Gaston Mem Park
1870 census, Turnersburg, Iredell, North Carolina
William Wooten 59
Margaret Wooten 55
Augustus Wooten 18
William Wooten 16
Bettie Wooten 10
Rice C Wooten 7
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about Peter Wooten /Wooton
Name: Peter Wooten
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: North Carolina
Regiment Name: 4 North Carolina Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 4th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry
COMPANY: H
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M230 roll 43
American Civil War Soldiers
about Peter Wooten
Name: Peter Wooten
RESIDENCE: Iredell County, North Carolina
Enlistment Date: 1 Mar 1862
Enlistment Place: Iredell County, North Carolina
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: North Carolina
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 1 March 1862 at the age of 18.
Enlisted in Company H, 4th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 1 Mar 1862.
Died Company H, 4th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 7 Sep 1862 at Iredell County, NC.
Sources: 16
1860 census, North of Hunting Creek, Iredell, North Carolina
Lewis W Wooton 41
Margaret Wooton 40
Mary Ann Wooton 19
Peter Wooton 17
John Wooton 13
Melmoth A Wooton 10
William F Wooton 5
Sarah M Wooton 3
Elizabeth L Wooton 1
1850 census, Iredell, North Carolina
Augustus Wooton 0
John Wooton 3
Lewis M Wooton 31
Margaret Wooton 29
Mary A Wooton 9
Peter Wooton 6
"The Landmark", 7 Aug 1924
Mr. W. T. Wooten Dies At Home At Cool Spring Township
Mr. W. T. Wooten, of Cool Spring Township, died there this morning at 5:05 o'clock, death resulting from a complication of several diseases. He had been seriously ill for the past month. Mr. Wooten was 73 years old. {funeral arrangements}
Mr. Wooten was born May 17, 1851. In 1891 he was married to Miss Mary Lazenby, who survives him with six children. They are Mr. Harrison Wooten, of Cool Springs Township; Messrs. George and Barnet Wooten, and Miss Dinah Wooten, who reside with their mother; Mrs. Gray Mason, of Charlotte; and Mrs. Charles Brown, of Statesville. Three brothers and two sisters also survive: Messrs. Rice and Augustus Wooten, Mrs. L. C. Holton, and Mrs. Mary Ann Reavis, of Cool Springs Township; and Mr. John Wooten, of Linville, TN.
"The Landmark", 25 October 1926
Mr. Rice Wooten Takes His Own Life
Lifeless Body of Aged Cool Springs Township Farmer Found Hanging in His Barn Loft At 2 O'Clock Sunday Morning- Had Been Despondent over Failing Eyesight and Bad Health
The lifeless body of Mr. Rice Wooten, 64 years of age, was found hanging in his barn loft at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. He was a farmer, residing in Cool Springs Township, seven miles northeast of Statesville.
Owing to impaired eyesight and failing health for several months, he had been despondent and family members suspected he had in mind self-destruction. No inquest was considered necessary, as it is generally understood that Mr. Wooten took his own life.
Mr. Wooten went to bed as usual Saturday night. About 2 o'clock Sunday morning, however, members of the family discovered that he was out of the room and a search revealed that he had hanged himself in his barn loft. The rope used in accomplishing the deadly act was so well arranged and so securely tied that it is believed he must have made full preparation for the tragic affair the evening before when he went to feed his livestock.
Mr. Wooten leaves his wife and one son, Ed. Wooten, of Cool Springs Township, and one daughter, Miss Laura Wooten, who lived at home with her parents. He is also survived by two brothers- Mr. John Wooten of Chattanooga, TN and Mr. Augustus Wooten, of Cool Springs Township- and two sisters- Mrs. William Reavis and Mrs. L. C. Holton of Cool Springs Township. {funeral arrangements}
Now... to answer your original query...
In 1830 there was an Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten listed. In 1840 there was Alvira, John, and Moses Wooton listed. You would have to research wills, estates, and deeds at the Iredell courthouse to determine which one that Lewis belonged to. They have deeds from 1788 but marriages are only from 1850.
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