The New York Times (New York, N.Y.),
Sun, 10 Jun 1934, p31, c4
Stephen C. Wolcott
Retired Gentleman Farmer Had Collection of Old Tools
Stephen Campbell Wolcott, a retired gentleman farmer of Gloucester, Va., died here yesterday in the French Hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday. He was 57 years old. The widow, Mrs. Laura C. Wolcott, and a stepson, survive.
Mr. Wolcott, whose collection of old American agricultural tools is said to be the finest in the United States, had just returned from a visit to Detroit to view the rival collection of Henry Ford. He had stopped in New York on his way to the home of an old friend, Stephen Van Renselaer, at Petersboro, N.H., when he suddenly became ill on Wednesday morning. He was a Harvard graduate.
Sun, 10 Jun 1934, p31, c4
Stephen C. Wolcott
Retired Gentleman Farmer Had Collection of Old Tools
Stephen Campbell Wolcott, a retired gentleman farmer of Gloucester, Va., died here yesterday in the French Hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday. He was 57 years old. The widow, Mrs. Laura C. Wolcott, and a stepson, survive.
Mr. Wolcott, whose collection of old American agricultural tools is said to be the finest in the United States, had just returned from a visit to Detroit to view the rival collection of Henry Ford. He had stopped in New York on his way to the home of an old friend, Stephen Van Renselaer, at Petersboro, N.H., when he suddenly became ill on Wednesday morning. He was a Harvard graduate.
The New York Times (New York, N.Y.),
Sun, 10 Jun 1934, p31, c4
Stephen C. Wolcott
Retired Gentleman Farmer Had Collection of Old Tools
Stephen Campbell Wolcott, a retired gentleman farmer of Gloucester, Va., died here yesterday in the French Hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday. He was 57 years old. The widow, Mrs. Laura C. Wolcott, and a stepson, survive.
Mr. Wolcott, whose collection of old American agricultural tools is said to be the finest in the United States, had just returned from a visit to Detroit to view the rival collection of Henry Ford. He had stopped in New York on his way to the home of an old friend, Stephen Van Renselaer, at Petersboro, N.H., when he suddenly became ill on Wednesday morning. He was a Harvard graduate.
Sun, 10 Jun 1934, p31, c4
Stephen C. Wolcott
Retired Gentleman Farmer Had Collection of Old Tools
Stephen Campbell Wolcott, a retired gentleman farmer of Gloucester, Va., died here yesterday in the French Hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday. He was 57 years old. The widow, Mrs. Laura C. Wolcott, and a stepson, survive.
Mr. Wolcott, whose collection of old American agricultural tools is said to be the finest in the United States, had just returned from a visit to Detroit to view the rival collection of Henry Ford. He had stopped in New York on his way to the home of an old friend, Stephen Van Renselaer, at Petersboro, N.H., when he suddenly became ill on Wednesday morning. He was a Harvard graduate.
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