The Woodworth Family · Our shared history
Genealogy
The people, places, and stories that connect the generations.
Family history begins with names and dates. It comes alive through the memories, photographs, and records that help us understand those who came before us.
Preserving the story
A family archive, growing with care.
This collection is being gathered and organized. As historical material is reviewed, this hub will connect family branches, ancestor stories, and the records behind them.
Explore the existing Family History collection →01 · Connections
Family trees & lineages
Follow the relationships that connect one generation to the next, supported by historical records and clearly identified sources.
Reviewed family charts and ancestor-tree links will be added here. Public charts will exclude private details about living relatives.
02 · Lives remembered
Ancestor stories
Discover the lives behind the names: work, faith, service, journeys, and the ordinary moments that became family history.
Biographies and family recollections are being gathered. Documented facts and personal memories will be identified distinctly.
03 · Family branches
Surnames & connections
Explore the Woodworth name and the related family branches that form our shared story.
An alphabetical surname index will grow as relationships and source records are verified.
04 · The family collection
Photographs & documents
Photographs, letters, and historical documents bring earlier generations into focus. Each item will include the names, dates, places, and source details known to us.
The historical gallery is in preparation. Uncertain identifications will be labeled, and readable transcriptions will accompany documents where available.
05 · Across time & place
Timelines & maps
Trace the milestones and journeys that shaped the family, placing individual lives within a wider historical setting.
Historical timelines and migration maps will follow documented research. Current homes and precise locations of living relatives will not be included.
06 · Begin your research
Genealogy resources
- FamilySearch — historical records and family-tree research; some features require a free account.
- U.S. National Archives — guides to census, military, immigration, and other federal records.
- Library of Congress collections — historical photographs, maps, newspapers, and documents.