Caroline Marshall Woodward

Caroline Marshall Woodward (, Marshall); known after marriage as Mrs. C. L. M. Woodward; and, Caroline C. Marshal Woodward; 1828–1890), was an American author and poet from New Hampshire. She gained recognition among nineteenth-century literary circles for her lyrical works, "The Old, Old Stairs" and "Dumb Voices". After her marriage, she lived successively in Ohio and Indiana, where she also studied languages and art while continuing to write for leading periodicals.

Biography Caroline L. Marshall was born in Newmarket, New Hampshire, October 12, 1828. Her father. Capt. John Marshall, was a native of Concord, Massachusetts. She had at least two siblings, brothers, John H. and Thomas R.