This series contains personal accounts, bills, and receipts. The first subseries contains the personal estate papers of members of the Woodruff family, while the second subseries contains the papers of third party individuals. The subseries have been arranged alphabetically.

Letter from an unknown person [the bottom of the letter with the signature has been torn off] to James Morris asking that Morris assist John La Gatta [a Hessian soldier] who is being sued by Capt. Taylor, as he is ignorant of "our customs" and doesn't speak much English. Dated Litchfield, July 15, 1790.

Complaint to Elihu Harrison, Justice of the Peace from George C. Woodruff, Grand Juror of Ltchfield against Thomas Collins who stole goods from Major Bradley of Litchfield. Dated Jan 7, 1829.

This series contains personal accounts, bills, and receipts. The first subseries contains the personal estate papers of members of the Woodruff family, while the second subseries contains the papers of third party individuals. The subseries have been arranged alphabetically.

This series contains personal accounts, bills, and receipts. The first subseries contains the personal estate papers of members of the Woodruff family, while the second subseries contains the papers of third party individuals. The subseries have been arranged alphabetically.

Petition concerning promotions of military officers generally, and of Morris Woodruff's promotion in particular.

This series contains papers contains papers by, concerning, and collected by different members of the Woodruff, Seymour, Wolcott, and Gates families. The series reflects these individuals' personal interests: the papers of George C. Woodruff, for example, include many genealogical notes and notes on the history of Litchfield, while those of his father, Morris Woodruff, include his military appointments and a music book.

This series contains papers contains papers by, concerning, and collected by different members of the Woodruff, Seymour, Wolcott, and Gates families. The series reflects these individuals' personal interests: the papers of George C. Woodruff, for example, include many genealogical notes and notes on the history of Litchfield, while those of his father, Morris Woodruff, include his military appointments and a music book.

Military pass for Mrs. Gates dated April 22, 1863 to and from Alexandria with ambulance, signed by L.W. Wessells; and a bill to Mrs. Dr. Gates from Louis Huth for tuition in music dated Litchfield, Aug. 16, 1864.

Includes election results.