Married:
1st Rachel McClure, 27 Nov 1806, East Windsor, CT
2nd Juliana Wolcott, 13 May 1823, Windsor, CT
3rd Sarah Crocker, 17 Sept 1835, Windsor, CT.
Elihu Wolcott, Merchant 1784-1854, was a man who became deeply involved with the UGRR movement in Jacksonville. He earned the reputation as the "leader of the UGRR" after attending the 1837 Illinois Anti-Slavery convention in Alton.
1st Rachel McClure, 27 Nov 1806, East Windsor, CT
2nd Juliana Wolcott, 13 May 1823, Windsor, CT
3rd Sarah Crocker, 17 Sept 1835, Windsor, CT.
Elihu Wolcott, Merchant 1784-1854, was a man who became deeply involved with the UGRR movement in Jacksonville. He earned the reputation as the "leader of the UGRR" after attending the 1837 Illinois Anti-Slavery convention in Alton.
Married:
1st Rachel McClure, 27 Nov 1806, East Windsor, CT
2nd Juliana Wolcott, 13 May 1823, Windsor, CT
3rd Sarah Crocker, 17 Sept 1835, Windsor, CT.
Elihu Wolcott, Merchant 1784-1854, was a man who became deeply involved with the UGRR movement in Jacksonville. He earned the reputation as the "leader of the UGRR" after attending the 1837 Illinois Anti-Slavery convention in Alton.
1st Rachel McClure, 27 Nov 1806, East Windsor, CT
2nd Juliana Wolcott, 13 May 1823, Windsor, CT
3rd Sarah Crocker, 17 Sept 1835, Windsor, CT.
Elihu Wolcott, Merchant 1784-1854, was a man who became deeply involved with the UGRR movement in Jacksonville. He earned the reputation as the "leader of the UGRR" after attending the 1837 Illinois Anti-Slavery convention in Alton.
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