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That tree was completely gutted by the fire, and toppled onto the driveway in front of the house.
Mr. Wood died of typhoid fever in 1845, but his wife lived at Oak Hill until she died in 1877. Six of their 10 children were bom there, beginning with John William Miller, on Dec. 14,1833.
During the Civil War, the house served as the headquarters of Union Gen. Franz Sigel in 1862. About 8,000 Union troops camped in the fields across from Oak Hill, according to Asst. Chief Burke, who is also a Civil War buff. It was during the time that Gen. George Polk was reorganizing the Army of the Poto
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