University of Wyoming
Charles A. Lambard (d. 1873) was a Boston, Massachusetts investor in railroads, real estate, mining, and manufacturing companies. He was vice president of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The collection consists of business papers of Charles A. Lambard and his estate. There is correspondence (1863-1908), much of it with Benjamin A.G. Fuller (an executor of the estate), Francis D. Cobb (a trustee of the estate), and Lambard's widow, Abby W. Lambard (late Abby W. Marble). Other correspondents include Lucius L. Hubbard, L.D. Richards, Harry R. Walcott and J.F. Wilkins. There is a financial journal (1885-1894), accounts, notes receivable, and stock certificates. There are legal papers related to various investments and settlement of the estate, and the wills of Charles A. Lambard (1873) and his father Allan Lambard (1873, 1875).
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There are no known other archival collections created by Charles A. Lambard at the date of processing.
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