Nancy was the daughter of Amos Colt, of New York, a relative of the manufacturer of the celebrated Colt's revolvers. Her mother was a Webster, a branch of the family to which the celebrated Daniel Webster belonged.
Taken from: "Abijah W. Baldwin
JANESVILLE
Source: The US Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men, Wisconsin Volume (1877) transcribed by Vicki Bryan"
Death date is taken from the cemetery map.
Taken from: "Abijah W. Baldwin
JANESVILLE
Source: The US Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men, Wisconsin Volume (1877) transcribed by Vicki Bryan"
Death date is taken from the cemetery map.
Nancy was the daughter of Amos Colt, of New York, a relative of the manufacturer of the celebrated Colt's revolvers. Her mother was a Webster, a branch of the family to which the celebrated Daniel Webster belonged.
Taken from: "Abijah W. Baldwin
JANESVILLE
Source: The US Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men, Wisconsin Volume (1877) transcribed by Vicki Bryan"
Death date is taken from the cemetery map.
Taken from: "Abijah W. Baldwin
JANESVILLE
Source: The US Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men, Wisconsin Volume (1877) transcribed by Vicki Bryan"
Death date is taken from the cemetery map.
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