Dorchester County Commercial Directory
Woolford 1908-1909
“Has 183 inhabitants, on the Little Choptank River, in Dorchester County,
9 miles southwest of Cambridge, the banking town and RR shipping station.
Ship by water to Woolford Wharf. Lillie C. Woolford, postmaster.”
Albert, E., carpenter Farmers, contd.:
Asplin, Benjamin, blacksmith Miles, Capt. Benjamin
Bramble, Solomon, carpenter Mills, Neal
Culpepper, Charles, lumber Nield, John R.
Hurley, D.W., wheelwright Parker, Clifton
King, M.M., general store Thomas, Capt. Wm.R.
McGuire, John W., sailmaker & Trainor, Gercan
justice of the peace. Williams, Thomas H.
Mills, Neal, carpenter Woolford, Capt. John
Nield, William H., carpenter Woolford, Oliver
Shenton, John, miller
Wells, Thomas, carpenter
Woolford, W.W. & Co., general (note: the P.O. here opened on 12/17/1879,
store & canning factory. with John M.Dorman as postmaster.)
Local Woolford Farmers:
Asplen, J. Purnell
Asplen, William C.
Bell, W.W.
Brooks, J.D.
Dunnock, Matthew T.
Hall, William
Henry, John
Linthicum, Edward
Linthicum, L.L.