In the early 1800s, the Woods family established their presence in the region, residing on an orchard situated in what would later be recognized as Dog Kennel Road, Prospect. As time passed, both members of the family were laid to rest on the property, marking their deep connection to the land. However, in early 1973, as preparations were made for the construction of the M4 motorway, the grave underwent relocation to a new position north of its original location, ensuring its preservation. Another significant change occurred in 1974 when the Huntingwood industrial estate was being developed. As part of this process, the grave was once again moved to its current resting place in the garden of a business, situated in Woods Close, Huntingwood. This relocation was undertaken with care and respect, acknowledging the historical significance of the Woods family and their ties to the area. Today, the garden grave stands as a testament to the Woods family's enduring legacy, providing a peaceful and fitting final resting place for those who played a significant role in the early settlement and growth of the region.