A stock certificate for 2 shares in the Phoenix Bank dated June 24, 1843; and 2 lists of items, one undated and one from March 1867, in which she lists specific items to be given after her death to certain individuals including Elizabeth Stuart and members of the Woodruff family.

Orders to the Treasurer of the town of Litchfield to pay certain individuals for keeping arms and guns belonging to the State guard and militia.

Love poems by Nathaniel B. Woodruff to Bedy Barns, copied by George C. Woodruff.

Photostats of items in the Woodruff Collection, addressed to Mrs. James P. Woodruff.

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.

Anecdote describing Merritt Todd's murder of his father over a financial dispute.

Commission appointing Reuben M. Woodruff as Postmaster in Litchfield. Signed by Cave Johnson, Postmaster General of the United States.

Printed circular to Town Selectmen annoucing the passing of a resolution imposing a state tax.