Box 10

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.

Contains Marcia's correspondence with her husband and children and with her father, Abram Woodard, her sister, Sarah Woodard, and brother, Charles Woodard. There is small amount of correspondence with others. She writes of family matters, her and her family's travel, visitors, and house matters. The personal papers include financial and estate documents and documents regarding the care of cousin Frederick Adams and the guardianship of Arthur Spatcher.