Charles Stewart Todd (1791–1871)
Todd's father was a Supreme Court colleague of Bushrod Washington.
Charles Stewart Todd, son of Thomas Todd, was born on 22 January 1791 in Lincoln County, Kentucky. A graduate of The College of William and Mary, he practiced law in Lexington before achieving distinction as an aide-de-camp to William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812. Todd thereafter returned to Kentucky, where he raised hemp and cattle, served as Kentucky secretary of state, and sat in the state legislature. He also held appointments as U.S. confidential agent to Gran Colombia (1820–24) and U.S. minister to Russia (1841–46).
Sherry K. Jelsma, "The Making of Imperishable Honor: Charles S. Todd in the War of 1812," The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, Volume 105, Number 2 (Spring 2007), 195–227.
"Letters of Judge Thomas Todd, of Kentucky, to His Son at College," The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume 22, Number 1 (July 1913), 20–29.
New Orleans Republican, 25 May 1871, page 1, column 5 (Newspapers.com).
Charles S. Todd in Kentucky, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1802–1850 (Ancestry.com).
Charles Stewart Todd at Find a Grave.
Charles Stewart Todd, Judge, Col. at FamilySearch.