Sarah Wolcott
b.16 Apr 1676 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.5 Mar 1703/04 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Charles Chauncey, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932)
1:141-42.
Chauncey, (Rev.) Charles, s. of Israel. Granted remuneration as Chaplain to Army, Oct. 1690, and as Chaplain and physician, Oct. 1691. Preached Election Sermon, 1702. Born at Stratford, 3 Sept. 1668; grad. Harvard Coll. 1686; minister at Stratfield, where he d. Dec. 1714 ae. 48 (g. s.). Married (1) (rec. Fairfield) 29 June 1692, Sarah Burr. She was dau. of John, b. 25 July 1675, d. "15 of 1697/8." He, of Stratfield, m. (2) 16 Mar. 1698/9, Sarah Wolcott, dau. of Mr. Henry of Windsor. She d. 5 Jan. 1703/4. He m. (3) 4 Mar. 1710, Elizabeth, widow of Matthew Sherwood, and dau. of Samuel Morehouse. She m. (3) at Stratfield, 10 Apr. 1716, Lt. Richard Miles of New Haven. Will of Charles Chauncey of Fairfield, Clerk, 24 Dec. 1714, proved 6 July 1715; wife Elizabeth, mentioning income from Est. at Lambeth near Bristol in Great Britain which descended from father Mr. Israel Chauncey of Stratford dec'd; son Israel, farm given unto my gr. father Mr. Charles Chauncey near Merrimack River, Mass. Bay; son John, lands in Stratford from my father and by purchase from my bro. Robert of Bristol, Gt. Britain; sons Robert and Ichabod Wolcott, estate in Stratfield; dau. Abiah Chauncey; overseers, Rev. Joseph Webb of Fairfield, and Rev. Timothy Cutler of Stratford. Abiah chose Rev. Samuel Cook of Stratfield for guardian, 6 June 1716; and Ichabod Wolcott chose the same guardian, 1 Dec. 1718. Lt. Richard Hubbell was appointed to administer, but failing to distribute, on 29 Apr. 1719 Lt. Richard Miles, in right of wife Elizabeth who was the widow, applied for distribution.
Remains moved from Old Stratfield Cemetery to the Tower Crypt at the United Congregational Church, Bridgeport, in 1926.
Category: Colonial Collegians
Wolcott, Chandler. Wolcott genealogy: The Family of Henry Wolcott, One of the First Settlers of Windsor, Connecticut. (Rochester, New York: The Society of Descendants of Henry Wolcott (Printed by The Genesee Press), 1912) 46.
Charles Chauncy, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932) 1:141.
Windsor Vital Records [NEHGS], in Connecticut, United States. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records
297.
"Wolcott, … Henery, Jr., m. Abia Goffe, Oct. 12, 1664 [MG]"
"Wolcott, … Henery, m. Abia Goff, Oct. 12, 1664, by Mr. Wolcot [Col. 1:45]"
SARAH (WOLCOTT) CHAUNCEY:
"The Wolcotts settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts where Henry was registered on the first list of freemen dated October 19, 1630. In 1636 the family moved to Windsor, Connecticut. Henry was one of the first twelve men elected to the lower house of Connecticut's first General Assembly in 1637, and in 1643, he was elected to the Magistrates, the upper house of that assembly where he was a member until his death on May 30, 1665.."
"Sarah Wolcott, the second youngest child of Henry (III) and Abiah Wolcott was born in 1676. She married Charles Chauncy, grandson of Charles Chauncy (the second President of Harvard) in 1698. Together they had three children. Unfortunately, a few days following the birth of her third child she died. This was in the year 1703 and Sarah was only 27 years old. Abiah Chauncy ... was only four years old when her mother died."
"Anyone interested in learning more about the Wolcott Family can join "The Wolcott Family Society", an organization of Wolcott descendants that has been in existence since 1906. Every year the society holds an annual reunion which this year (2007) was held in August in Dallas Texas. The current membership fee is $30.00 per year." — SOURCE: Baker Family Tree
Friday, December 21, 2007
Chapter 16 - Our Wolcott Ancestors
Our Wolcott Family Ancestors
"Births, Marriages, and Deaths Returned from Hartford, Windsor, and Fairfield, and Entered in the Early Land Records of the Colony of Connecticut: Volumes I and II of Land Records and No. D of Colonial Deeds"
By Edwin Stanley Welles
Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1898 - Fairfield (Conn.) - 73 pages
WOLCOTT
John Wolcott
Joan Unknown
Henry Wolcott
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Colonel Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
SAUNDERS
Thomas Saunders
Ann Blake
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Col. Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
BLAKE
Unknown
Humphrey Blake
Unknown
John Blake
Joan Unknown
Ann Blake
Thomas Saunders
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
Note on Blake Lineage:
"Horatio G. Somerby created a fraudulent pedigree for Humphrey Blake that still appears as fact today. This pedigree was used for William H. Whitmore's A Record of the Blakes of Somersetshire, Especially in the Line of William Blake, of Dorchester, Mass. (Boston: privately printed, 1881). Paul C. Reed disproves this pedigree in his article "Two Somerby Frauds or 'Placing the Flesh on the Bones,'" The American Genealogist 74 (1999): 15-28." — SOURCE: Famous Kin
b.16 Apr 1676 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.5 Mar 1703/04 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Charles Chauncey, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932)
1:141-42.
Chauncey, (Rev.) Charles, s. of Israel. Granted remuneration as Chaplain to Army, Oct. 1690, and as Chaplain and physician, Oct. 1691. Preached Election Sermon, 1702. Born at Stratford, 3 Sept. 1668; grad. Harvard Coll. 1686; minister at Stratfield, where he d. Dec. 1714 ae. 48 (g. s.). Married (1) (rec. Fairfield) 29 June 1692, Sarah Burr. She was dau. of John, b. 25 July 1675, d. "15 of 1697/8." He, of Stratfield, m. (2) 16 Mar. 1698/9, Sarah Wolcott, dau. of Mr. Henry of Windsor. She d. 5 Jan. 1703/4. He m. (3) 4 Mar. 1710, Elizabeth, widow of Matthew Sherwood, and dau. of Samuel Morehouse. She m. (3) at Stratfield, 10 Apr. 1716, Lt. Richard Miles of New Haven. Will of Charles Chauncey of Fairfield, Clerk, 24 Dec. 1714, proved 6 July 1715; wife Elizabeth, mentioning income from Est. at Lambeth near Bristol in Great Britain which descended from father Mr. Israel Chauncey of Stratford dec'd; son Israel, farm given unto my gr. father Mr. Charles Chauncey near Merrimack River, Mass. Bay; son John, lands in Stratford from my father and by purchase from my bro. Robert of Bristol, Gt. Britain; sons Robert and Ichabod Wolcott, estate in Stratfield; dau. Abiah Chauncey; overseers, Rev. Joseph Webb of Fairfield, and Rev. Timothy Cutler of Stratford. Abiah chose Rev. Samuel Cook of Stratfield for guardian, 6 June 1716; and Ichabod Wolcott chose the same guardian, 1 Dec. 1718. Lt. Richard Hubbell was appointed to administer, but failing to distribute, on 29 Apr. 1719 Lt. Richard Miles, in right of wife Elizabeth who was the widow, applied for distribution.
Remains moved from Old Stratfield Cemetery to the Tower Crypt at the United Congregational Church, Bridgeport, in 1926.
Category: Colonial Collegians
Wolcott, Chandler. Wolcott genealogy: The Family of Henry Wolcott, One of the First Settlers of Windsor, Connecticut. (Rochester, New York: The Society of Descendants of Henry Wolcott (Printed by The Genesee Press), 1912) 46.
Charles Chauncy, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932) 1:141.
Windsor Vital Records [NEHGS], in Connecticut, United States. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records
297.
"Wolcott, … Henery, Jr., m. Abia Goffe, Oct. 12, 1664 [MG]"
"Wolcott, … Henery, m. Abia Goff, Oct. 12, 1664, by Mr. Wolcot [Col. 1:45]"
SARAH (WOLCOTT) CHAUNCEY:
"The Wolcotts settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts where Henry was registered on the first list of freemen dated October 19, 1630. In 1636 the family moved to Windsor, Connecticut. Henry was one of the first twelve men elected to the lower house of Connecticut's first General Assembly in 1637, and in 1643, he was elected to the Magistrates, the upper house of that assembly where he was a member until his death on May 30, 1665.."
"Sarah Wolcott, the second youngest child of Henry (III) and Abiah Wolcott was born in 1676. She married Charles Chauncy, grandson of Charles Chauncy (the second President of Harvard) in 1698. Together they had three children. Unfortunately, a few days following the birth of her third child she died. This was in the year 1703 and Sarah was only 27 years old. Abiah Chauncy ... was only four years old when her mother died."
"Anyone interested in learning more about the Wolcott Family can join "The Wolcott Family Society", an organization of Wolcott descendants that has been in existence since 1906. Every year the society holds an annual reunion which this year (2007) was held in August in Dallas Texas. The current membership fee is $30.00 per year." — SOURCE: Baker Family Tree
Friday, December 21, 2007
Chapter 16 - Our Wolcott Ancestors
Our Wolcott Family Ancestors
"Births, Marriages, and Deaths Returned from Hartford, Windsor, and Fairfield, and Entered in the Early Land Records of the Colony of Connecticut: Volumes I and II of Land Records and No. D of Colonial Deeds"
By Edwin Stanley Welles
Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1898 - Fairfield (Conn.) - 73 pages
WOLCOTT
John Wolcott
Joan Unknown
Henry Wolcott
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Colonel Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
SAUNDERS
Thomas Saunders
Ann Blake
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Col. Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
BLAKE
Unknown
Humphrey Blake
Unknown
John Blake
Joan Unknown
Ann Blake
Thomas Saunders
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
Note on Blake Lineage:
"Horatio G. Somerby created a fraudulent pedigree for Humphrey Blake that still appears as fact today. This pedigree was used for William H. Whitmore's A Record of the Blakes of Somersetshire, Especially in the Line of William Blake, of Dorchester, Mass. (Boston: privately printed, 1881). Paul C. Reed disproves this pedigree in his article "Two Somerby Frauds or 'Placing the Flesh on the Bones,'" The American Genealogist 74 (1999): 15-28." — SOURCE: Famous Kin
Sarah Wolcott
b.16 Apr 1676 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.5 Mar 1703/04 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Charles Chauncey, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932)
1:141-42.
Chauncey, (Rev.) Charles, s. of Israel. Granted remuneration as Chaplain to Army, Oct. 1690, and as Chaplain and physician, Oct. 1691. Preached Election Sermon, 1702. Born at Stratford, 3 Sept. 1668; grad. Harvard Coll. 1686; minister at Stratfield, where he d. Dec. 1714 ae. 48 (g. s.). Married (1) (rec. Fairfield) 29 June 1692, Sarah Burr. She was dau. of John, b. 25 July 1675, d. "15 of 1697/8." He, of Stratfield, m. (2) 16 Mar. 1698/9, Sarah Wolcott, dau. of Mr. Henry of Windsor. She d. 5 Jan. 1703/4. He m. (3) 4 Mar. 1710, Elizabeth, widow of Matthew Sherwood, and dau. of Samuel Morehouse. She m. (3) at Stratfield, 10 Apr. 1716, Lt. Richard Miles of New Haven. Will of Charles Chauncey of Fairfield, Clerk, 24 Dec. 1714, proved 6 July 1715; wife Elizabeth, mentioning income from Est. at Lambeth near Bristol in Great Britain which descended from father Mr. Israel Chauncey of Stratford dec'd; son Israel, farm given unto my gr. father Mr. Charles Chauncey near Merrimack River, Mass. Bay; son John, lands in Stratford from my father and by purchase from my bro. Robert of Bristol, Gt. Britain; sons Robert and Ichabod Wolcott, estate in Stratfield; dau. Abiah Chauncey; overseers, Rev. Joseph Webb of Fairfield, and Rev. Timothy Cutler of Stratford. Abiah chose Rev. Samuel Cook of Stratfield for guardian, 6 June 1716; and Ichabod Wolcott chose the same guardian, 1 Dec. 1718. Lt. Richard Hubbell was appointed to administer, but failing to distribute, on 29 Apr. 1719 Lt. Richard Miles, in right of wife Elizabeth who was the widow, applied for distribution.
Remains moved from Old Stratfield Cemetery to the Tower Crypt at the United Congregational Church, Bridgeport, in 1926.
Category: Colonial Collegians
Wolcott, Chandler. Wolcott genealogy: The Family of Henry Wolcott, One of the First Settlers of Windsor, Connecticut. (Rochester, New York: The Society of Descendants of Henry Wolcott (Printed by The Genesee Press), 1912) 46.
Charles Chauncy, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932) 1:141.
Windsor Vital Records [NEHGS], in Connecticut, United States. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records
297.
"Wolcott, … Henery, Jr., m. Abia Goffe, Oct. 12, 1664 [MG]"
"Wolcott, … Henery, m. Abia Goff, Oct. 12, 1664, by Mr. Wolcot [Col. 1:45]"
SARAH (WOLCOTT) CHAUNCEY:
"The Wolcotts settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts where Henry was registered on the first list of freemen dated October 19, 1630. In 1636 the family moved to Windsor, Connecticut. Henry was one of the first twelve men elected to the lower house of Connecticut's first General Assembly in 1637, and in 1643, he was elected to the Magistrates, the upper house of that assembly where he was a member until his death on May 30, 1665.."
"Sarah Wolcott, the second youngest child of Henry (III) and Abiah Wolcott was born in 1676. She married Charles Chauncy, grandson of Charles Chauncy (the second President of Harvard) in 1698. Together they had three children. Unfortunately, a few days following the birth of her third child she died. This was in the year 1703 and Sarah was only 27 years old. Abiah Chauncy ... was only four years old when her mother died."
"Anyone interested in learning more about the Wolcott Family can join "The Wolcott Family Society", an organization of Wolcott descendants that has been in existence since 1906. Every year the society holds an annual reunion which this year (2007) was held in August in Dallas Texas. The current membership fee is $30.00 per year." — SOURCE: Baker Family Tree
Friday, December 21, 2007
Chapter 16 - Our Wolcott Ancestors
Our Wolcott Family Ancestors
"Births, Marriages, and Deaths Returned from Hartford, Windsor, and Fairfield, and Entered in the Early Land Records of the Colony of Connecticut: Volumes I and II of Land Records and No. D of Colonial Deeds"
By Edwin Stanley Welles
Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1898 - Fairfield (Conn.) - 73 pages
WOLCOTT
John Wolcott
Joan Unknown
Henry Wolcott
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Colonel Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
SAUNDERS
Thomas Saunders
Ann Blake
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Col. Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
BLAKE
Unknown
Humphrey Blake
Unknown
John Blake
Joan Unknown
Ann Blake
Thomas Saunders
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
Note on Blake Lineage:
"Horatio G. Somerby created a fraudulent pedigree for Humphrey Blake that still appears as fact today. This pedigree was used for William H. Whitmore's A Record of the Blakes of Somersetshire, Especially in the Line of William Blake, of Dorchester, Mass. (Boston: privately printed, 1881). Paul C. Reed disproves this pedigree in his article "Two Somerby Frauds or 'Placing the Flesh on the Bones,'" The American Genealogist 74 (1999): 15-28." — SOURCE: Famous Kin
b.16 Apr 1676 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
d.5 Mar 1703/04 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Charles Chauncey, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932)
1:141-42.
Chauncey, (Rev.) Charles, s. of Israel. Granted remuneration as Chaplain to Army, Oct. 1690, and as Chaplain and physician, Oct. 1691. Preached Election Sermon, 1702. Born at Stratford, 3 Sept. 1668; grad. Harvard Coll. 1686; minister at Stratfield, where he d. Dec. 1714 ae. 48 (g. s.). Married (1) (rec. Fairfield) 29 June 1692, Sarah Burr. She was dau. of John, b. 25 July 1675, d. "15 of 1697/8." He, of Stratfield, m. (2) 16 Mar. 1698/9, Sarah Wolcott, dau. of Mr. Henry of Windsor. She d. 5 Jan. 1703/4. He m. (3) 4 Mar. 1710, Elizabeth, widow of Matthew Sherwood, and dau. of Samuel Morehouse. She m. (3) at Stratfield, 10 Apr. 1716, Lt. Richard Miles of New Haven. Will of Charles Chauncey of Fairfield, Clerk, 24 Dec. 1714, proved 6 July 1715; wife Elizabeth, mentioning income from Est. at Lambeth near Bristol in Great Britain which descended from father Mr. Israel Chauncey of Stratford dec'd; son Israel, farm given unto my gr. father Mr. Charles Chauncey near Merrimack River, Mass. Bay; son John, lands in Stratford from my father and by purchase from my bro. Robert of Bristol, Gt. Britain; sons Robert and Ichabod Wolcott, estate in Stratfield; dau. Abiah Chauncey; overseers, Rev. Joseph Webb of Fairfield, and Rev. Timothy Cutler of Stratford. Abiah chose Rev. Samuel Cook of Stratfield for guardian, 6 June 1716; and Ichabod Wolcott chose the same guardian, 1 Dec. 1718. Lt. Richard Hubbell was appointed to administer, but failing to distribute, on 29 Apr. 1719 Lt. Richard Miles, in right of wife Elizabeth who was the widow, applied for distribution.
Remains moved from Old Stratfield Cemetery to the Tower Crypt at the United Congregational Church, Bridgeport, in 1926.
Category: Colonial Collegians
Wolcott, Chandler. Wolcott genealogy: The Family of Henry Wolcott, One of the First Settlers of Windsor, Connecticut. (Rochester, New York: The Society of Descendants of Henry Wolcott (Printed by The Genesee Press), 1912) 46.
Charles Chauncy, in Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield. (New Haven, Conn.: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 1930-1932) 1:141.
Windsor Vital Records [NEHGS], in Connecticut, United States. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records
297.
"Wolcott, … Henery, Jr., m. Abia Goffe, Oct. 12, 1664 [MG]"
"Wolcott, … Henery, m. Abia Goff, Oct. 12, 1664, by Mr. Wolcot [Col. 1:45]"
SARAH (WOLCOTT) CHAUNCEY:
"The Wolcotts settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts where Henry was registered on the first list of freemen dated October 19, 1630. In 1636 the family moved to Windsor, Connecticut. Henry was one of the first twelve men elected to the lower house of Connecticut's first General Assembly in 1637, and in 1643, he was elected to the Magistrates, the upper house of that assembly where he was a member until his death on May 30, 1665.."
"Sarah Wolcott, the second youngest child of Henry (III) and Abiah Wolcott was born in 1676. She married Charles Chauncy, grandson of Charles Chauncy (the second President of Harvard) in 1698. Together they had three children. Unfortunately, a few days following the birth of her third child she died. This was in the year 1703 and Sarah was only 27 years old. Abiah Chauncy ... was only four years old when her mother died."
"Anyone interested in learning more about the Wolcott Family can join "The Wolcott Family Society", an organization of Wolcott descendants that has been in existence since 1906. Every year the society holds an annual reunion which this year (2007) was held in August in Dallas Texas. The current membership fee is $30.00 per year." — SOURCE: Baker Family Tree
Friday, December 21, 2007
Chapter 16 - Our Wolcott Ancestors
Our Wolcott Family Ancestors
"Births, Marriages, and Deaths Returned from Hartford, Windsor, and Fairfield, and Entered in the Early Land Records of the Colony of Connecticut: Volumes I and II of Land Records and No. D of Colonial Deeds"
By Edwin Stanley Welles
Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1898 - Fairfield (Conn.) - 73 pages
WOLCOTT
John Wolcott
Joan Unknown
Henry Wolcott
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Colonel Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
SAUNDERS
Thomas Saunders
Ann Blake
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Col. Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
BLAKE
Unknown
Humphrey Blake
Unknown
John Blake
Joan Unknown
Ann Blake
Thomas Saunders
Elizabeth Saunders
Henry Wolcott
Henry Wolcott
Sarah Newberry
Henry Wolcott
Abiah Goffe
Sarah Wolcott
Reverend Charles Chauncey
Abiah Chauncey
Col. Hon. Benjamin Hall
Sarah Hall
Thaddeus Cooke
Lolee Cook
Nathan Harrison
Malinda Harrison
Dr. Lyman Parker, M.D.
Henry Lyman Parker
Note on Blake Lineage:
"Horatio G. Somerby created a fraudulent pedigree for Humphrey Blake that still appears as fact today. This pedigree was used for William H. Whitmore's A Record of the Blakes of Somersetshire, Especially in the Line of William Blake, of Dorchester, Mass. (Boston: privately printed, 1881). Paul C. Reed disproves this pedigree in his article "Two Somerby Frauds or 'Placing the Flesh on the Bones,'" The American Genealogist 74 (1999): 15-28." — SOURCE: Famous Kin
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