p. - 1840

     Charity Woodward is the daughter of Parke Woodward and Zilpah (or Sylvia) Parke.¹

     Charles Woodward was born in 1877 or 1878 in New Jersey.¹ He was the son of Charles Lowell Woodward and Margaret Clark.¹ The census of 1880 shows Charles Woodward in the household of Charles Woodward and Margaret Woodward, at Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey.¹

     Charles H. Woodward was born on 30 June 1852 in Wilmot, Merrimack County, New Hampshire. He was the son of John Woodward and Sarah Elizabeth Bunker. The census of 1870 shows Charles Woodward, 18, at home, attending school, in the household of John Woodward and Sarah Woodward, at Wilmot.¹

He married May L. ---(?)--- in 1878 or 1879.²

The census of 1900 shows Charles H. Woodward in the household of Charles H. Woodward and May L. Woodward, at Rumney, Grafton County, New Hampshire.²

     Charles Lowell Woodward was born on 20 August 1833 in Oxford, Oxford County, Maine.¹ He was the son of Capt. Caleb Woodward and Hannah Cary.

He married Margaret Clark.¹

The census of 1860 shows Charles Woodward, 26, an agent, and Margaret Woodward, 24, listed with Margaret Woodward and Caleb Woodward living at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.²

The census of 1880 shows Charles Woodward, Charles was a book dealer. Daisey was an artist, and Margaret Woodward, listed with Margaret Woodward, Maud M Woodward, May L. Woodward, Mabel D. Woodward and Charles Woodward living at Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey.³

The census of 1900 shows Charles L. Woodward, 66, a book seller, listed with Maud M Woodward, May L. Woodward and Mabel D. Woodward living at 61 Union Street, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.⁴ On 13 January 1900, an article appeared in the New York Times stating "Thed gift of the Berrian collection of works on Mormonism to the New York Public Library by Miss Helen M. Gould is an important addition to the resources which the library can offer to the studnet of human errors. This collection was begun over forty years ago by Charles L. Woodward, the well-known bookseller of Nassau Street, and was sold by him in 1880, the catalogue being entitled Bibliothica (sic) Scallawagiana. The greater part of the collection came into the possession of William Berrian, a merchant of this city, who amused himself for the next sixteen years in extending and enlarging it...⁵ Charles lived in New York City, where in 1903 he owned the Antiquarian Book Store at 78 Nassau St. It was said his collection of rare American books was second to none in the country.

     

BIRTH RECORD

Child's name: Clarabel E. Woodward
Date of birth: 24 October 1859
Place of birth: Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts
Sex: female
Father's name: W. Elliot Woodward.....Birthplace: Maine
.....Residence: Roxbury
.....Occupation: apothecary
Mother's maiden name: Clarissa Woodward.....Birthplace: Connec't.¹

She was the daughter of William Elliot Woodward and Clarissa Eliza Roys. The census of 1860 shows Claribel E. Woodman, 9 months, in the household of W. E. Woodman and Clara E. Woodman, at Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts.²

DEATH RECORD
Name: Clarabel E. Woodward
Date of death: 20 July 1861
Place of death: Eustis St., Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts
Birthplace: Roxbury
Age: 1 year, 9 months
Cause of death: cholera infantum
Name of father: Wm. E. Woodward
.....Birthplace: Oxford, M
Name of mother: Clara E. Woodward
.....Birthplace: Norfolk, C.³

She was buried on 22 July 1861 in Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, Buried from 0 ft to 7 ft in front of headstone, and 0 ft to 2 ft to right. Lot 1543 Arethusa Path.⁴

     Clarence Elliot Woodward was born on 21 June 1874 in 50 Clarence, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Harlow Elliot Woodward and Susan E. Howard. The census of 1880 shows Clarence E. Woodward, age 6, in the household of Harlow E. Woodward and Susan E. Woodward, at 50 Clarence St., Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.² Clarence Elliot Woodward embarked from Yarmouth, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada, as a tourist on the ship "Boston"³ and arrived at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, on 27 August 1892.³

In 1896, Clarence Elliot Woodward was a salesman.⁴

He married Sarah B. Seely on 25 November 1896 in Boston, by Percy Browne, rector of St. James Episcopal Church in Boston8.⁴

The census of 1900 shows Clarence E. Woodward, 26, a druggist, and Sarah Bess Woodward, 23, keeping house, listed with Madeline C. Woodward living at 18 Phipps Ave., Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁵

In 1901, Clarence Elliot Woodward was druggist at 77 Tremont St., Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁶
As of 1902, Clarence lived at 18 Fayston St., Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁷ He and Sarah Bess Seely were divorced.

The census of 1910 shows Clarence E. Woodward, 35, a general merchandise agent, and Madeline Abbott, 11, attending school living at 501 Highland Avenue, Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. They were living in the home of Clarence's mother-in-law, Bess Seely, and her brothers and sister-in-law.⁸

He married Rosa Lee ---(?)--- before 1920.

He died between 1940 and 1945 in Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. Clarence was cremated.

     Clarence Elliot Woodward emigrated. He was born on 4 September 1856 in Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts.² He was the son of William Elliot Woodward and Clarissa Eliza Roys.¹ The census of 1860 shows Clarence E. Howard, 4, in the household of W. E. Woodman and Clara E. Woodman, at Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts.³ The census of 6 June 1870 shows Clarence E. Woodward, 13, attending school, in the household of W. Elliot Woodward and Clarissa E. Woodward, at Boston Highlands, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁴ He was in the thrid class at Roxbury High School in September 1870.⁵ In February 1880, Clarence E. Woodward sold to the trustees of the Mount Pleasant M E Church, building and 7630 feet land for $1277 in Howard Ave., Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁶ The census of 1880 shows Clement C. Woodward in the household of Elliot W. Woodward and Clara E. Woodward, at 260 Dudley, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁷ On 27 August 1880, certain real estate, owner unknown, James E. Root heirs and Clarence E. Woodward probable owners, W. Elliot Woodward former owner, was to be auctioned for non-payment of $88.75 taxes. The land is described as about 14,250 feet of land on the easterly side of Dudley street, Boston Highlands, being lot 3, block 26, as shown on Assessors' Plans, vol. 8, page 15, on file with Suffolk Deeds.⁸

He married Marietta C. Ames on 15 December 1881 in Chelsea, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, Clarence was a trader. They were married by W. Spaulding, clergyman.⁹ He and Harlow E. Woodward were at the regular meeting of the Boston Common Council, item 8 of Papers from the Board of Alderman says "Report of Committee on Claims on Petition of on 11 April 1895.¹⁰ C. E. Woodward and Mrs. C. E. Woodward embarked from Yarmouth, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada, on the "Boston."¹¹ He and Marietta C. A. Woodward were
"To the heirs at law, next of kin and all other persons interested in the estate of Job Ames, late of Chelsea, in [Suffolk] County, deceased: Whereas certain instruments purporting to the last will and testament--and two codicels--of said deceased have been presented to said Court, for probate, by on 8 July 1896.¹² Arrived at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, on 11 August 1896.¹¹ Home address was listed as at Melrose Highlands, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹¹

The census of 1900 shows Clarence E. Woodward, 43, a stock broker, and Marietta C. Woodward, 48, listed with Ernest A. Woodward, Mary A. Woodward and Helen L. Woodward living at 141 Walton Park, Melrose, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹³ He and an unknown person were listed as parents on the death record of Marietta Clark Ames. Clarence Elliot Woodward was listed as.

The census of 1910 shows Clarence Woodward, 54, a commercial traveler selling calendars, listed with Ernest A. Woodward, Mary A. Woodward and Helen L. Woodward living at 14 Walton Park, Melrose, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹⁴ He was buried on 24 May 1918 in Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, Buried 8 to 15 ft in front of headstone, 2 to 4 ft to left. In the same location is Mary A. Woodward. To his right is Marietta C. Woodward and Ethel Ames Woodward.¹⁵

     Clark B. Woodward was born on 25 February 1849 in Wilmot, Merrimack County, New Hampshire. He was the son of John Woodward and Sarah Elizabeth Bunker. ERROR IN MARRIAGE TAG.¹

The census of 1880 shows Clark B. Woodward, a lumber manufacturer, listed with Lydia J. Woodward, Jennie M. Woodward, Nettie E. Woodward and Harvey G. Woodward living at Warren, Grafton County, New Hampshire. Also in the household were his mother-in-law, Lydia B. Andrews, 67, and his brother-in-law, Byron G. Andrews, 32, both from Massachusetts. Byron worked in a saw mill.²
The birth record of Ralph Edson Woodward on 2 June 1882 lists the father as Clark B. Woodward.....Birthplace: Wilmot, N.H.
.....Residence: Warren, N.H.
.....Occupation: Farmer.³


The birth record of Ralph Edson Woodward on 18 May 1882 was corrected on 3 March 1938, and lists the father as Clark B. Woodward
Sex: Male.....Color: White
Living or stillborn: Living
No. of children: 4th.⁴


At his daughter's marriage 9 April 1894, he was described as follows
     Clark B. Woodward

..........Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
..........Color: W
..........Occupation: Lumberman
..........Birthplace: Wilmot, N.H.⁵
At his daughter's marriage 27 June 1894, he was described as follows
     Clark B. Woodward
.....
..........Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
..........Color: White
..........Occupation: Lumberman
..........Birthplace: Wilmot, N.H.⁶

DIVORCE RECORD
Husband's name: Clark B. Woodward
.....Residence: Wilmot
Wife's name: Jennie L. Andrews
.....Residence: Wilmot
Date of divorce: 28 May 1895
Court: Wilmot.⁷

MARRIAGE RECORD

Groom: Clark B. Woodward
.....Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
.....Age: 47 years
.....Color: White
.....Occupation: Farmer
.....Birthplace: Wilmot, N.H.
.....No. of marriage: 2nd
.....Widowed or divorced?: Divorced

     Father's name: John Woodward
..........Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
..........Age:
..........Color: White
..........Occupation: deceased
..........Birthplace: Washington, N.H.

     Mother's name: Sarah E. Bunker
..........Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
..........Age:
..........Color: White
..........Occupation: Deceased
..........Birthplace: New London, N.H.

Bride: Josephine A. Smith
.....Residence: Waltham, Mass.
.....Age: 32 years
.....Color: White
.....Occupation: Housekeeper
.....Birthplace: Westbrok [sic], Maine
.....No. of marriage: 1st
.....Widowed or divorced?:
.....Father: Edwin R. Smith
..........Residence: Waltham, Mass.
..........Age: 72 years
..........Color: White
..........Occupation: Beltmaker
..........Birthplace: Westbrook, Maine
.....Mother: Helen A. Campbell
..........Residence: Waltham, Mass.
..........Age: 51 years
..........Color: White
..........Occupation: Housekeeper
..........Birthplace: Georgetown, Ma
Intention filed: 8 April 1896
By whom married: George B. Tewksbury
Residence: Wilmot, N.H.
Official station: Clergyman..........
Date of marriage: 8 April 1896
Place: Wilmot.⁸



The census of 1910 shows Jennie L. Andrews, 56, living with her 69-year-old brother, Byron G. Andrews, a farmer, and Clark B. Woodward living at Andover, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁹
The death record of Jennie L. Woodward on 16 August 1913 states
Deceased was divorced wife of:
Clark Woodward.¹⁰

     Clarke Dunbar Woodward was born on 5 September 1828 in Washington, Sullivan County, New Hampshire. He was the son of John Woodward and Almira Graves.

He died on 13 October 1838 at age 10. He was buried in East Washington Churchyard, Washington, Sullivan County, New Hampshire.¹

     Crystal Elizabeth Woodward was born on 22 December 1947 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of Robert Burns Woodward and Eudoxia Belmont Muller. On 15 August 1955, Crystal E. Woodward embarked from Naples, Italy, with Robert Burns Woodward and Eudoxia Woodward.² They arrived at New York, New York County, New York, on 23 August 1955.²

In April 2007, Crystal Elizabeth Woodward was in Moscow on the occassion of her art exhibition in hotel Metropol. On her father's 90th anniversary, she came to the Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry RAS with a lecture about her father.³

     Daniel Woodward was born on 11 November 1793. He was the son of John Chever Woodward and Releaf Whitney.¹ He was baptized on 5 July 1795 in First Congregational Church, Newton Center, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹

He died in 1796.

     Daniel Woodward was born on 29 November 1796. He was the son of John Chever Woodward and Releaf Whitney.¹ He was baptized on 11 December 1796 in First Congregational Church, Newton Center, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹ He died young.

     Daniel Woodward was born on 2 September 1653 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of George Woodward and Mary ---(?)---.

Daniel Woodward was an innkeeper at Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹

He married Elizabeth Dana on 14 January 1679 in Medford, . They were admitted to church at Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 31,1697.¹