Henry, R.W.United States, South Carolina, Charleston County, Charleston, 32.77657, -79.93092Smythe, Augustine Thomas, 1842-19141910Letters from R.W. Henry and Augustine Smythe, written in 1910. Henry writes to Smythe enclosing the 1836 letter from Thomas Woodrow to his father-in-law, Robert Williamson, reporting on the death of his wife. He writes that 'apart from the element of personal interest in the letter, it gives a vivid idea of the extraordinary change that has taken place in Atlantic navigation in 70 years.' Henry discusses his recent travels, asks Smythe if he is attending the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh in June, 1910. This letter is itself sent as an enclosure from Smythe to James Woodrow's wife, Felie. His letter is typewritten and explains meeting R.W. Henry during their travels together to Scotland.application/pdfengColumbia Theological Seminary Collectionhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Woodrow familyNew York (N.Y.)--Emigration and immigrationEngland--Emigration and immigration--History--19th centuryNew York (N.Y.)-- History--19th centuryTransatlantic voyagesMissions--CongressesWorld Missionary ConferenceLetters: to Mrs. James Woodrow and Augustine Smythe, 1910Text