Orville served in the Civil War, as a member of the 43rd Infantry Company K.
Announcement:
Richfield Springs Mercury Newspaper - Dated October 24, 1907
Mrs. J. W. Swanson received the news of the death of her relative, Orville Wolcott of Schenectady, a brother of Hamilton Wolcott and Mrs. Clinton Craft of Schenectady and Theodore Wolcott residing in the West, all of whom spent their early life in this village. The funeral of Mr. Wolcott occurred on Monday and the burial at Schenectady.
Announcement:
Richfield Springs Mercury Newspaper - Dated October 24, 1907
Mrs. J. W. Swanson received the news of the death of her relative, Orville Wolcott of Schenectady, a brother of Hamilton Wolcott and Mrs. Clinton Craft of Schenectady and Theodore Wolcott residing in the West, all of whom spent their early life in this village. The funeral of Mr. Wolcott occurred on Monday and the burial at Schenectady.
Orville served in the Civil War, as a member of the 43rd Infantry Company K.
Announcement:
Richfield Springs Mercury Newspaper - Dated October 24, 1907
Mrs. J. W. Swanson received the news of the death of her relative, Orville Wolcott of Schenectady, a brother of Hamilton Wolcott and Mrs. Clinton Craft of Schenectady and Theodore Wolcott residing in the West, all of whom spent their early life in this village. The funeral of Mr. Wolcott occurred on Monday and the burial at Schenectady.
Announcement:
Richfield Springs Mercury Newspaper - Dated October 24, 1907
Mrs. J. W. Swanson received the news of the death of her relative, Orville Wolcott of Schenectady, a brother of Hamilton Wolcott and Mrs. Clinton Craft of Schenectady and Theodore Wolcott residing in the West, all of whom spent their early life in this village. The funeral of Mr. Wolcott occurred on Monday and the burial at Schenectady.
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