According to Florida Confederate Pension Application A00494 , Anderson Wood's applied for and recieved a pension for her husband's service.

Anderson Wood enlisted with Coast Guards, Lieutenant Able Merander’s Detachment from July 14th, 1861 through September 5th, 1861. This is documented in "Soldiers of Florida".

Both James Woods and Anderson Wood are are documented on Company K's Roster; Anderson having enlisted in June of 1862, being captured in 1862 and exchanged in 1863.

James is documented as enlisting in June of 1862; there is no other information available.

According to his wife Eliza (nee Thompson), and corroborated by John B. Jackson and John A. Bethel

Anderson Wood enlisted in June 1862, that he entered service with Mulrenan's Florida Volunteer Coast Guards in Janury of 1862, and remianed with that unit until he enlisted on March 3rd, 1862 with Smiths Company at Tampa. They also attest that he was discharged honorably from service at Knoxville, Tennessee.

According to Ellen, he was discharged from service on account of disability - from the loss of his right arm!

It seems that Anderson Wood and James Woods may be one and the same.