WOODWORTH, W. W. - Revision history

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	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued in business until 1870 when William purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2) In 1873 he ordered the construction of an arch over the alley between Main and Iowa. When the Dubuque Hotel Company announced its decision to construct a new hotel on the site, following the destruction of the older building by fire, it proposed to rebuild the arch six inches higher (11.5) feet from the alley and six feet further north. (3)		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued in business until 1870 when William purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2) In 1873 he ordered the construction of an arch over the alley between Main and Iowa. When the Dubuque Hotel Company announced its decision to construct a new hotel on the site, following the destruction of the older building by fire, it proposed to rebuild the arch six inches higher (11.5) feet from the alley and six feet further north. (3)

	By ~~1897Woodworth~~ was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. He had moved to Chicago by 1902. (4)		By 1897 Woodworth was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. He had moved to Chicago by 1902. (4)

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	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued in business until 1870 when William purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2) In 1873 he ordered the construction of an arch over the alley between Main and Iowa. When the Dubuque Hotel Company announced its decision to construct a new hotel on the site, following the destruction of the older building by fire, it proposed to rebuild the arch six inches higher (11.5) feet from the alley and six feet further north. (3)		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued in business until 1870 when William purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2) In 1873 he ordered the construction of an arch over the alley between Main and Iowa. When the Dubuque Hotel Company announced its decision to construct a new hotel on the site, following the destruction of the older building by fire, it proposed to rebuild the arch six inches higher (11.5) feet from the alley and six feet further north. (3)

	By ~~1897 he~~ was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. () He had moved to Chicago by 1902. (4)		By 1897Woodworth was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. He had moved to Chicago by 1902. (4)

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa. (1)		WOODWORTH, William W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa. (1)

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2)		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued in business until 1870 when William purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2) In 1873 he ordered the construction of an arch over the alley between Main and Iowa. When the Dubuque Hotel Company announced its decision to construct a new hotel on the site, following the destruction of the older building by fire, it proposed to rebuild the arch six inches higher (11.5) feet from the alley and six feet further north. (3)

	By 1897 he was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. (3) He ~~was living in~~ Chicago by 1902. (4)		By 1897 he was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. () He had moved to Chicago by 1902. (4)

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	2. Ibid.		2. Ibid.

	3. "~~Personal Mention~~," ''~~The~~ Herald,'' ~~July 7~~, ~~1897~~, p. 4		3. "Official Publication-An Ordinance," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 30, 1913, p. 2

	4. "Personals," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', May 24, 1902, p. 6		4. "Personal Mention," ''The Herald,'' July 7, 1897, p. 4

			5. "Personals," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', May 24, 1902, p. 6

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	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2)		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2)

	By 1897 he was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. (3) ~~By 1902 he~~ was living in Chicago. (4)		By 1897 he was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. (3) He was living in Chicago by 1902. (4)

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	1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa.''' Western Historical, 1880, p. 669		1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa.''' Chicago: Western Historical, 1880, p. 669

	2. Ibid.		2. Ibid.

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.		WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa. (1)

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]]. (2)

			By 1897 he was living in St. Paul, Minnesota. (3) By 1902 he was living in Chicago. (4)

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	Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa.''' Western Historical, 1880, p. 669		1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa.''' Western Historical, 1880, p. 669

			2. Ibid.

			3. "Personal Mention," ''The Herald,'' July 7, 1897, p. 4

			4. "Personals," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', May 24, 1902, p. 6

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). ~~Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]].~~ When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.		WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he ~~entered~~ his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.		WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he worked for his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he entered his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.		WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he entered his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the ~~Julien House~~ at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the [[JULIEN HOUSE]] at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].

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	Oldt, Franklin T. History of Dubuque County		Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa.''' Western Historical, 1880, p. 669

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	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the Julien House at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the Julien House at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].

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			Oldt, Franklin T. History of Dubuque County

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	WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE ~~HOTEL~~]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he entered his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.		WOODWORTH, W. W. (Herkimer Co. N.Y. (Jan. 1, 1817-- ). Proprietor, [[JULIEN HOUSE]]. When Woodworth was eighteen years of age, he entered his father's store. He remained there until he was twenty-one years of age. With his brother, he entered the mercantile business and continued this until 1857 when he came to Iowa.

	Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the Julien House at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].		Woodworth settled in Dubuque and returned to the mercantile business with his brother. They continued until 1870 when he purchased and managed the Julien House at the corner Main and Second [[STREETS]].

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