Source 1. Family Records

Source 2. Certified Death Certificate of William Andrew Woolsey;

Source 3. Archive Records

Source 4. Ogden City Directory for 1899: lists, William A. Woolsey, Laborer, resides 2645 Lincoln, Ogden, Weber, Utah;

Source 5. Ogden City Directory for 1897/98: Lists, Wm.A. Woolsey moved to Provo, Utah;

Source: 6: 1856 Utah State Census: provo, Utah: Film: 505913, pg: 954; William Woolsey M living with what are believed to be Hannah Foxalls children. as per:
wilford.whitaker@comcast.net: Film: 505913: 1856 Utah State Census; I have not looked up this film myself: this is a quote from Mr. Whitakers data: Richard Woolsey settled his large family fairly early in Provo, Utah. He and a large faily (families) were found in the 1856 Utah State Census (FHL Film #505913). In that census, only naes & sex were recorded, so it is with some difficulty that the individuals can be identified. They were found on PP 954 & 956 and were definitely divided into three groups, as follows:
Richard Woolsey M (s/o Joseph & Abigail)
Sarah F (Who is she?)
Hannah (Foxhall) F B: Eng. . (also Alice & Eliz?)
Clarissa (Cole)
Julian M (IWho is Julian m.?)
Joseph (son of Hannah?)
Thomas (son of Sarah Kinworthy-Sarah is dead)

Pg: 954:
Geprge W. Woolsey M (s/o Sarah Kinworthy)
William M: (s/o Hannah) my grandfather- about 12 years old)
Richard M: (Hannah Foxhalls Richard is said to have died in 1844-who is this?)

pg: 956:
Sarah A. Woolsey F (dau of Clarissa)
Brigham M (son of Clarissa)
Mary F (son of Clarissa)
James R. M: (son of Clarissa)
Melissa A. F: (Son of Clarissa)

Source 7: 1860 Harmony, Washington Co., Utah Census: FHL film #805314, pg: 140: William Woolsey 17 M B: Iowa-(one of J.D. Lees laborers) Not born in Iowa,-born in Illinois; (Census recorders made mistakes!); He is living with Mary A. Lee age 17 b: Illinois (she is a plural wife of John D. Lee) and others of John D. Lees farm hands are living with her also. Census taken 25 July 1860;

Source 8: 1870 Iron County, Utah Census: pg:?
William A. Wolsey 28 m. laborer---$100 B: Ill;
Danal 23 f. housework B: Ill. (Is she a plural wife?-is she related to (1) wife?
Geo. W. 4 m. B: Utah (did he have 2 sons named George W.-one died?)
Elizabeth A. 3: f B: Utah (who is Elizabeth A.? B: 1867?
James A. 8 mos. B: Utah

Source 9:: 1880 Provo, Davis, Utah Census, Davis County, pg: 208-pg: 119?);
Census: 1 June 1880: for William Woolsey: Provo city: (This census is 4 years before (1) wife died:) William Woolsey, age 38, laborer, B: Illinois; Mother B:in England, Fathers birthplace not listed; Wife is Sarah, age 33, keeping house, B: Iowa; Her father b: Holland, her mother B: Indiana; George M. age 13, son, B:, Utah, Eliza (Sarah Elizabeth), age `12, dau, B: Utah, James, age 10, son B: Utah, John, age 9, (still alive), son, B: Utah, David, age 6, son, B: Utah;

He was rebaptized 4 August 1878.
He is burried in the Kaysville & Layton Memorial Cemetery: The grave marker in the Kaysville cemetery lists his death date as 19 November 1909, but the death certificate in Kaysville City lists the date as 9 November 1909. He served in the Blackhawk Indian war in Utah.