Sub-Series A. Correspondence, 1855-1880, (non-inclusive), n.d.
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Item Open Access Letter to C. Sauble [?] from Henry Miller [?](n.d.) Miller [?], HenryLetter to C. Sauble [?] from Henry Miller [?] regarding mortgages, n.d.Item Open Access Letter to J. A. Woodruff from Miller, Miller and Cox, Barristers and Attorneys at Law(1880-08-19)Letter to J. A. Woodruff from Miller, Miller and Cox, Barristers and Attorneys at Law stating that they have read the will of Harvey W. Price and it is suggested that Mr. Woodruff submit the money to Harvey Hamilton Price, Aug. 19, 1880.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Mr. Brown(1869-01-15) Brown, Mr.Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Mr. Brown (2 ½ pages). Most of the writing is illegible, but he mentions cutting timber and an extension of a lease, Jan. 15, 1869.Item Open Access Letter to Sheriff Woodruff from Mr. Brice(?-12-18) Brice, Mr.Letter to Sheriff Woodruff from Mr. Brice asking if Mr. Badenhurst [?] owed Mr. Grand any money. This letter is embossed with a Toronto Club insignia. The letter is accompanied by an envelope, Dec. 18, [illegible].Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Joseph House(1868-03-03) House, JosephLetter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Joseph House asking if Mr. Woodruff would sell Lots 1-4 in Peterborough, March 3, 1868.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff, Sheriff from James Graham(1868-02-13) Graham, JamesLetter to Joseph A. Woodruff, Sheriff from James Graham stating that 4 lots were sold on the 28th of December, 1867in Peterborough were assessed to Mr. Woodruff’s home, Feb. 13, 1868.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from E.C. Thomas(1865-12-04) Thomas, E.C.Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from E.C. Thomas saying that he intends to send the money which is owed to Mr. Woodruff, Dec. 4, 1865.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Mr. Anderson(1865-08-24) Anderson, Mr.Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Mr. Anderson. He asks if Mr. Woodruff was able to bear some pressure on the judge to settle the old claim between Milroy and Price. This is accompanied by an envelope, Aug. 24, 1865.Item Open Access Letter to “My Dear Miller” from Joseph Woodruff(1863-05-05) Woodruff, JosephLetter to “My Dear Miller” from Joseph Woodruff stating that he is sending the mortgage and deed. He also asks when Mr. Miller can go to Chippewa to see about their “little matter” with the doctor, May 5, 1863.Item Open Access Letter addressed to “My Dear Sir” from Thomas Fuller(n.d.) Fuller, ThomasLetter addressed to “My Dear Sir” from Thomas Fuller (1 ½ pages) stating that Isaac Fuller died without a will. His eldest son, John Fuller died under age without a will. This is accompanied by a 1 page note bearing the same information, n.d.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from John Stannage(1862-11-19) Stannage, JohnLetter to Joseph A. Woodruff from John Stannage (3 pages) Asking Mr. Woodruff not to proceed with the deed for the land in Crowland until he finds what Mr. Miller says, Nov. 19, 1862.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from John Stannage(1862-11-25) Stannage, JohnLetter to Joseph A. Woodruff from John Stannage (3 pages) stating that the Sheriff of Lincoln County had no right to sell any of the glebes [land belonging or yielding revenue to a parish church] of Crowland for taxes in either 1852 or 1857, Nov. 25, 1862.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Thomas Watts(1859-05-03) Watts, ThomasLetter to Joseph A. Woodruff from Thomas Watts (1 ½ pages) stating that it has been a harsh winter and he asks Mr. Woodruff for any indulgences that he can give. An envelope accompanies this letter, May 3, 1859.Item Open Access Letter to Joseph Woodruff from Timothy Cook(1857-01-27) Cook, TimothyLetter to Joseph Woodruff from Timothy Cook stating that he is going to send him the deed to his lot in Niagara, Jan. 27, 1857.Item Open Access Letter to Mr. Timothy Cook from Mr. McKay(1855-07-24) Mckay, Mr.Letter to Mr. Timothy Cook from Mr. McKay asking for the balance due to him, July 24, 1855.