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Woodward, Charles Guilford, 1876-1950. C.G. Woodward, History of Relics, 1895.

Title: C.G. Woodward, History of Relics, 1895.

A history of relics owned by Charles Woodward of Hartford, Connecticut. Includes notes on muskets, a whale cane, and a powder horn.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/704908156 View

Woodward family. Woodward family papers, 1740-1947.

Title: Woodward family papers, 1740-1947.

Primarily correspondence, legal papers and financial records of several generations of a Franklin, Connecticut family, namely Ashbel, Emeline, Patrick, Mary, Richard and Charles Woodward and Mary and Charles Smith. Includes correspondence of A.S. WInchester of Smith Winchester & Co. Also includes genealogical information on the Woodward's and other families, history notes, and a collection of historical documents relating to Jacob Kingsbury and Dr. Doddridge among others.

ArchivalResource: 0.75 linear feet (1 1/2 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123895237 View

Woodward, Charles Guilford, 1876-1950. Scrapbook.

Title: Scrapbook.

Collection of cigarette cards depicting Presidents, First Ladies, well known authors, baseball, tennis and billiard players, oarsmen, boxers, acrobats, wrestlers including Matsada Sarakichi, Native Americans, including Little Brave and Johnyellow Flower, and the stereotype of a Connecticut Yankee. Includes no African-Americans.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. : ill. ; 34 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/40803167 View

Woodward, P. H. (Patrick Henry), 1833-1917. Woodward family papers, 1778-1948.

Title: Woodward family papers, 1778-1948.

A collection of papers for several generations of the Woodward family. Includes genealogical research conducted by Dr. Ashbel Woodward. The collection comprises a variety of material. Correspondence in the collection was sent to Ashbel Woodward, P.H. Woodward, and Charles G. Woodward. There are writings by Samuel B. Woodward, letters acknowledging receipt of P.H. Woodward's book about Hartford Bank, land ownership certificates from Wisconsin, a biographical sketch of J.M. Allen, autographs from P.H. Woodward's Yale classmates, writings most likely from P.H.'s time at Yale, and lithographs of 1854 and 1855 Yale graduates. A few of the pieces may have been collected by the family, including a Civil war muster roll from Virginia, an American Revolution muster roll from Massachusetts, two monthly reports from Fort Griswold, Hartford highway district and other account books kept by Andrew Kingsbury, and tax collection notices signed by Andrew Kingsbury. Other family papers include information regarding Emeline Bicknell's estate, Ashbel Woodward's biography of General Nathaniel Lyon, and papers from P.H. Woodward's time with the United States Post Office. P.H. Woodward worked for the United States Post Office in more than one capacity, though most of his papers and writings date to his time as a Special Agent, investigating fraud on the Star Routes. Several wills may be found as well. Correspondence with several members of the Knowlton family resulted in a memoir of Colonel Thomas Knowlton. Business papers are from the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, where both P.H. and Charles G. Woodward were employed. Finally, personal papers consist of items such as marriage announcements and calling cards. Photographs in the collection are mostly unidentified. The material that has been processed is arranged partially by subject and partially in chronological order. The items in chronological order relate to a variety of P.H. Woodward's responsibilities and associations. These include the Hartford Board of Trade, his involvement with the Post Office, and his class at Yale. Later correspondence reveals a friendship between Elizabeth H. Colt and P.H. Woodward. P.H. Woodward was also a trustee under the will of William Healy.

ArchivalResource: 6.5 linear feet (13 boxes).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/428815702 View