Addison County
 
ATWOOD, Frank C.
Men of Vermont: an Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of 
Vermont. Ullery. Brattleboro, VT: Transcript Pub. Co., 1894, Part II, p 10

Frank C. ATWOOD, of Salisbury [Addison County, Vermont], was born 14 December 
1828 in Starksboro [Addison County, Vermont], son of Hiram and Phoebe (FRANK) 
ATWOOD. He was educated in the common schools and at the Bristol Academy. 
In 1851 he settled on a farm in Salisbury, where he is widely known as a 
cattle buyer and stockman, having had a large experience in the industries he 
represents. Mr. ATWOOD's political affiliations are with the Republican 
party. He represented the town of Salisbury in the Legislature of 1882, 
serving on agricultural and other committees. Over the county and district 
conventions of his party he has presided for many years past.

On 02 April 1851 Mr. [Frank C.] ATWOOD was married to Sarah M., daughter of 
Solomon and Sarah (THOMAS) SALISBURY. They have two sons: Henry S., now 
deputy county treasurer of LaBette County, Kansas; and Julius W., who has 
been rector of St. James Church at Providence [Providence County], Rhode 
Island, since 1887. Mr. [Frank C.] ATWOOD is prominent in Masonic circles 
and has been a member of Union Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons, Middlebury, for 
nearly forty years. 

Submitted by Cathy Kubly