The ancestry of the Wolcotts, Walcotts, Wilcotts, etc. on this page is still in question. Anyone having information which might help establish their ancestry is invited to contact John at johnwolcott @ mail.com.  Recently our DNA study has shown that many of these families have a DNA marker peculiar to descendants of John Woolcott of Watertown/Newbury.

The Pennsylvania Wolcotts: John, Paul, Silas, John Jr., and David, sons of John Wolcott of PA, and Abner and Barnabas, probably sons of John, as well as Sarah Wolcott of Ohio, probably wife of John, Jr., have been moved from the "Missing Links" page to the "Descendants of John Wolcott of Watertown" page.

1. Hiram Wolcott of Wyoming Co. PA.

2. Walter Woolcott, father of writer and radio star, Alexander Woolcott.

3. Wilcott/Wolcott family of Delaware. DNA study results show probable descent from John Wolcott of Watertown.

4. Thomas Willcutts of North Carolina. DNA study results show probable descent from John Wolcott of Watertown.

5. Cortez Wolcott of Newfield NY.

6. Samuel Wolcott of Charleston MA.

7. Wilcutts of KY.

1. HIRAM WOLCOTT OF WYOMING CO. PA

(1) Hiram Wolcott , b. 4 June 1807 Wyoming Co. PA; m. Mary Anne Boughton 29 Nov. 1838 Wyoming Co. PA, she b. 1810 PA.. 1840 Huntington, Luzerne Co. PA. 1850 Washington PA.

(2) Louisa Wolcott, b. 1838 PA.

(2) Charles Thaddeus Wolcott, b. 1838 Washington PA, adopted by Daniel Avery of Tunkhannock, d.c. 1875; m. Harriet Chamberlin

(2) Jerusha Wolcott, b. 1839 Wyoming Co. PA, drowned age 2.

(2) Julia Avery Wolcott, b. 1841 Washington, Wyoming Co. PA, d. 1886 Forkstown PA; m. Peter Harvey 1860

(2) Cordelia Jerusha Wolcott, b. 1842 Washington PA; m. Norman Blizzard Sept. 1868

(2) Henrietta Ann Wolcott, b. 1844 Washington PA, d. 1865 Forkston PA; m. Andrew Eastwood 1861

(2) Hiram Wolcott Jr., b. 1846 Washington PA; d. 27 Apr. 1864 unm.

(2) Louisa Wolcott, b. 1847 Eaton, Wyoming Co. PA, d. 15 Nov. 1916 Boulder CO; m. 1868 Nelson Emery Aumick b. 1842 Eaton PA, son of Silas Aumick & Julia Jayne; children all b. Eaton: Mary S. b. 1869 m. Maxwell; John 1871-1960 Denver CO m. Alice O. Calkins; Nelson Emery 1873 m. Helen; Silas M. 8 Aug1876-1956 WA m. Emm L. ____; Julia Dec. 1878 m. Wm. L. Hallett; Louisa A. Dec 1882 m. Wm. Neiheisel.

(2) Benjamin, b. 25 March 1849 Washington PA, d. 1851.

(2) Druscilla, b. 1850 Wyoming Co. PA; m. Jackson Hadsell, m. (2) Perry Murphy.

(2) Rosa Wolcott, b. 1852 Washington PA; m. Samuel Pinnock 1871.

(2) Lorinda Wolcott, b. 13 Dec. 1853 Washington PA, d. 1854.

(2) William Wolcott, b. 1855, d. 1886; m. Elizabeth Jones, m. (2) Mary York.

(2) Timothy, b. 1856 Forkston PA, d. 1858 Forkston PA.

(2) Frank Wolcott, b. 1857 Forkston PA, d. 1859.

(2) Jessie Wolcott, b. 1858 Forkston PA, d. 1864.

(2) Ernest Wolcott, b. 1862 Forkston PA, d. 1862.

2. WALTER WOOLCOTT OF LONDON

(1) Walter Woolcott, b. c. 1845 London England, l Phalanx NJ, 1889 to Kansas City, secretary to the Kansas City Light & Coke Co., 1896 to Germantown PA; spent his last years in an institution; his wife's family lived in a Utopian colony at Red Bank NJ; m. Frances "Bam" Bucklin, b. 1847, dau. of John S.

(2) William W. "Billy", b. 1876, l. Baltimore; l. Cantonville MD 1943: children: Nancy; m. Henry Smith, on faculty Univ. of VT; Joan, reporter for Philadelphia Bulletin, NY Times. Her great great grandmother was Lydia Warren, sampler dated 1797, desc of Stephen Warren the bro of Gen. Warren of Rev. War d. Bunker Hill; m. Fritz Jennings 1940, son b. 1942; Barbara, b.c. 1921, reporter for NY Sun; Polly, b.c. 1924.

(2) Phillip Woolcott.

(2) Alexander Humphries Woolcott, b. 1887 Phalanx NJ, d. 1943 New York City, unm., graduated from Hamilton College 1909, mumps left him an eunuch; on staff of Stars and Stripes in France 1918; well known writer and radio personality, close friend of Harpo Marx, Somerset Maughm,George Bernard Shaw, Elinore Roosevelt, etc..

5.  WILCOTT/WOLCOTT FAMILY OF DELAWARE

(1) Joseph Wilcott/Wolcott, b. c.1735. Reuben Wilcott of WV, whose wife was born in Kent Co. DE, is said to be son of Joseph Wilcott and Rachel Bowen. Widow Wilcutt and Caleb, William and Leven Wilcutt appear on the 1790 census of Mispillion, Kent Co. DE., after Reuben had apparently moved from DE to WV. Rachel Wilcuts is on the 1800 census at Mispillion.  Caleb, William, and Levin are assumed to be Reuben's brothers.

NOTE: The Wolcott DNA project has had one descendant from this family participate in the project.   The results indicate this family is not related to the Maryland Wolcotts as previously thought, but are more likely descendants of John Wolcott of Brookfield.    Please return to the index to access the DNA web page.

(2) Reuben Wolcott, b. 1761 Mispillion Hundred DE, d. 1854 Marion Co. WV. About 1787 he settled in VA, in what was later Monongalia Co. WV where he lived 1810-30; m. Jane Fleming 1786 Kent Co. DE. In 1850, Jane, age 83, was living in Marion Co. WV: Jane 83 b, DE; Matilda 42 b. VA; with William Newsum and Sarah 45 b. VA. Marion Co. and Monongalia Co. are adjascent.

(3) Elizabeth Wolcott, b. 1787 DE, d. 1866; m. Joshua Hedges King 1809, they lived at White Rock WV.

(3) Josiah Wolcott, b. 1789 Fairmont, Marion Co. WV.

(3) Mary Wolcott, b. c.1791 Fairmont, Marion Co. WV.

(3) Ann Wolcott, b. c.1793 Fairmont WV; m. Boaz Fleming 1819 Marion Co. WV.

(3) William Wolcott, b. c.1795 FairmontWV.

(3) Joseph Wolcott, b. c.1795 Fairmont WV.

(3) James Fleming Wolcott, b. 1799 Fairmont WV, d. Harper KS. He was a carpenter and farmer, had land next to his brother, Josiah, at Monongolia WV that he sold in 1830 when he moved to Frazeyburg OH; moved to Jackson OH where he was a carpenter 1850-60, then to Henderson IL 1865-70; then moved to Ringold IA and then to Sumner Co. KS; m. Lydia Lovitt 1827 Muskingum Co. OH.

(4) Mary Jane Wolcott, b. Frazeyburg OH, d. 1850 Frazeyburg OH; m. Thomas Jackson 1844 Muskingum Co. OH.

(4) Warwick Martin Wolcott, b. 1831 Frazeyburg OH, d. 1873. He was a carpenter, served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War; m. Mary Ann McGinnis 1852 Muskingum Co. OH, sister of Susan and William below.

(4) Sarah Elizabeth Wolcott, b, 1833 Frazeyburg OH, d. 1847 Frazeyburg OH.

(4) Capt. John William Wolcott, b. 1835 Frazeyburg OH, d. 1911 OK. He was Capt. in Confederate Army, Commander of Btry A, 1st Lt. Arty., enlisted 1861, resigned 1862, fought at Fredricksburg and Antietam; moved to Sumner Co. KS, and then to Harper Co. KS in 1878; m. Susan McGinnis 1859 Muskingum Co. OH.

(4) Lydia Ann Wolcott, b. 1837 Frazeyburg OH; m. William McGinnis, brother of Susan, above, 1857 Muskingum Co. OH.

(4) Sarah Jane Wolcott, b., d. 1843 Frazeyburg OH.

(4) Laura Melissa Wolcott, b. 1848 Jackson OH, d. 1897 Lenox IA; m. Lewis C. Hodges 1872 McDonough Co. IA.

(3) Sarah Wolcott, b. c.1803 Fairmont WV; m. William Newsum. 1830 Marion Co. WV

(3) Matilda Wolcott, b. 19 July 1805 Fairmont, Marion Co. WV., unm. 1850 Marion Co. WV with sister and mother.

(3?) Cyrus Wolcott, b. c.1810 WV. 1850 Jackson , Muskingum Co.OH: Cyrus 60 Rectifyer, b. VA with John Fullerton and Julia A. 22 b. WV

(3) Phoebe Wolcott.

(3) Rachel Wolcott.

(2?) Caleb Wolcott, b. c.1765 Kent Co. DE. He was living at Mispillion DE in 1790, where in 1801 he and wife Nancy had a house, granery, corn cribs, and smoke house with George Wilcutts.

(3) Caleb Wolcott, b. 1792 Mispillion DE, d. 1868; m. Eliza Sorden; at Cedar Creek, Sussex Co. DE in 1830 Milford Hundred 1840, Smyrna DE 1860; Kent Co. Sheriff 1840-48, Justice of the Peace 1858-65; m. (1) Eliza Sorder, (2) Mary Ann ____.

(4) John, b. c. 1815 Kent Co. DE; Kent Co. coroner 1878; at Milford DE 1880; m. Mary A. ____.

(4) Emma R. Wolcott, b. 1825 Kent Co. DE, d. 1845.

(4) Mary Eliza, b. 1832, d. 1854.

(4) Martina R. Wolcott, b. 1840, d. 1842.

(3) John Wilcott, b. c.1795, d. c.1845; probably Caleb's son because both living at Cedar Creek, Sussex Co. DE in 1830-40; 1837, 1842 Cedar Creek DE: John Wi. paid tax. ; m. Mary F. ____; 1850 Cedar Creek, Sussex Co. DE: Mary F. Wilcott.

(4?) Parnell or Purnel Wilcott, b. 1828 DE. He lived at Cedar Creek, Sussex Co. DE, in 1850; m. Kate ____ abt 1847 DE

(2?) Levin Wilcott, b. c.1773, d. 1827 Kent Co. DE. Leven Wilcutt was at Mispillion DE in 1790. 1810 Murderkill, Kent Co. DE: Levi Wo., 1 m.b. 1775-85, 1 m.b. 1795-1800, 2 m.b. 1800-10, 1 f.b. 1775-84, 1 f.b. 1795-1800. Levi Wolcott was at Murderkill DE in 1830;1850 Murderkill, almshouse: Mary Wa. 70 insane, possibly his wife or sister.

(3) Josiah Wilcott, b. 1793 Mispillion Hundred DE. Josiah, b. 1790-1800, was at Mispillion in 1830, with 1 male b. 1815-20, 1 male b. 1820-25, 1 male b. 1825-30, 1 female b. 1790-1800, and 2 free blacks. He was at Mispillion in 1840 with son born 1820-25, son born 1825-30, and 2 sons and a daughter born 1835-40, and one free black. In 1850 he was a farmer at Milford, Kent Co. DE, with wife, Elizabeth, and children, Joseph 24, Rachel A. 13, and James L. 10; m. Elizabeth Dorman c. 1830 Kent Co. DE; in 1860 he was at Mispillion with Elizabeth, Joseph, and Rachel A. Wolcott; his farm was a mile east of Harrington DE; m. (1) unknown, (2) Elizabeth Chambers 1820 Kent Co. DE, (3) Elizabeth Dorman c.1830 Kent Co., DE.

(4?) John Wilcott, b. 1815 Kent Co., Delaware. John Wilcutt was a farmer at Milford DE in 1880, and is placed as a son of Josiah because they both lived at Milford, and Josiah had a son born 1815-20; m. Mary A. ____

(4?) Levin "Levi" Wilcott III, b. 1823 DE; school teacher with Emma Wilcott 13, boarding with Ebenezer Cloak 58 and Christiana Cloak 21 at Duck Creek, Kent Co. DE 1850; merchant at Jackson Co. MO 1860 with Nancy A. and H. C. Wilcott, probably his brother; probably the Leven Wolcott who served in Co. G, 29th PA Inf. Regt.; m. Nancy A.

(4) Joseph Wolcott, b. 1826 Kent Co., DE. Joseph was a "gentleman of leisure" living with Beniah and Mary Fleming at Mispillion DE in 1880.

(4) Henry Clay Wolcott, b. 1832 Mispillion Hundred DE, d. c.1899 Harrington DE; elected first alderman of Harrington DE in 1870; farmer at Harrington 1880; he purchased land at Harrington for African American churches in 1873, 1893, and 1894; m. Anna W. ____ c. 1865.

(4?) Rachel A. Wolcott, b. 1837 Mispillion Hundred DE; m. William Henry Dickenson c. 1862 Mispillion.

(4) Hon. James Lister Wolcott, b. 1842 Mispillion Hundred , Kent Co. DE, d. 1898 Dover DE; school teacher, admitted to the DE bar 1866; clerk of the DE Senate 1867, counsel for the Levy Court 1871, Delaware Secretary of State 1879, lawyer at Dover DE in 1880; served as State Librarian for DE and as Chancellor of the State of Delaware 1893-5, a post later held by his son and grandson; his son, Josiah, was U. S. Senator 1917-21; m. Mary Mills Goodwin c.1876.

(3?) Levin "Levi" Wolcott Jr. , b. c. 1798 Mispillion DE; at Murderkill in 1830; m. Susannah Buckmaster 1819 Kent Co. DE.

(4?) Joseph Wilcutt, b. c.1830 Kent Co. DE. He was at Murderkill DE in 1860, and a laborer at South Murderkill DE in 1880; m. Elizabeth ____.

(4?) John R. Wilcott, b. 1834 DE. 1850 Duck Creek DE: John R. 16 clerk b. DE, living with James Sperance 22 merchant b. DE and Rebecca Sperance 21 b. DE. In 1880 he was an oil dealer at Philadelphia; m. Ann ____.

(4?) William J. Wilcott, b. 1837

(2?) William Wilcott, b. c.1775 Kent Co. DE. He was at Kent Co. DE in 1790, and there in 1800 with one female. He was at Mispillion in 1810, with one female b. 1766-84, and one male b. 1785-95, possibly his son. In 1820 he was at Mispillion with wife and 3 slaves.

(2?) Sarah Wilcott, b. c.1775. Sarah Wa. m. Benjamin Chipman 1794 Kent Co. DE.

6. THOMAS WILLCUTT OF NORTH CAROLINA

(1) Thomas Willcutts, b. 18 Mar 1758 Guilford Co. NC, d. SC or IN; Thomas Wilcutts m. 24 Jun 1797 Deep River NC to Milly Clark, b. 28 Dec. 1765 Guilford Co. SC, dau. of Francis Clark & Christiana Stone, widow of James Thomas m. 1787, who d. Guilford Co. NC 1787. Millie had 2 children from her first marriage, Benjamin Thomas b. 29 Dec 1786, and John Thomas b. 19 Aug. 1789, d. 1859 IN, who m. Ascha Peele.

Thomas and Millie were Quakers. In 1797, Milly Willcutt was “condemned for outgoings” by the New Garden Monthly meeting, Guilford Co. NC. Thomas Wilcuts was received into the Deep River Monthly Meeting 1797, and in 1797 had his sons, Benjamin and John Thomas, and Clark Wilcutts, were received into membership there. Milley had her daughters, Christan and Rachel received into membership in 1798. Piney Grove is on the North Carolina border. In 1814 a certificate was issued to transfer Thomas and family to the White Water, Indiana, Monthly Meeting.

(2) Clark Willcuts b. 1792 Deep River NC; Clark was dropped by the Quakers in 1811 for marrying outside his religion; later a charter member of the Grant Co. IN Quaker monthly meeting; m. (1) Sarah 1811, m. (2) unknown, m. (3) Eunice Hall, widow of Philip Hockett, she b. 1802 NC. Clark Wilcotts of Wayne Co. IN purchased OH land 1814; purchased 290 acres of land at Grant Co., IN 1835-50. 1850 Wayne Co. IN.

(3) Thomas Willcuts, b. 1814 IN; m. Mary Mills 1839 Wayne Co. IN.

(3) Milly Willcuts, b. 1826 IN

(3) John b. 1827 IN; m. Jerusha, b. 1828 IN.

(4) Jerusha Willcuts, b. 1850 Wayne Co. IN

(3) Elizabeth Willcuts, b. 1830 IN

(3) Clarkson Willcuts, b.1840 IN, d. 1912 Franklin Twp., Grant Co. IN; m. Hannah Druckemiller.

(2) Christian Willcutts, b.1793 Deep River NC; m. Daniel Baldwin 1812 Marlboro Dist. SC., Daniel and brother Thomas, below, were both Quakers, sons of Daniel Baldwin and Margaret Benbow. Both transferred their church membership from Piney Grove to White Water IN monthly meeting.

(2) Rachel Willcutts, b. c.1795, m. Thomas Baldwin, brother of Daniel Baldwin, above. Thomas Baldwin m. (2) Celia Willcutts.

(2) Hursley Willcutts, b. 1798.

(2) Joseph Willcutts, b. 1799.

(2) Tabitha Willcutts b., d.1801 Piney Grove SC.

(2) Jonathan Willcuts b. 1804 Piney Grove SC, farmer; m. Mary Jane Starbuck, m. (2) Ursula b. 1801 NC. 1830 New Garden, Wayne Co. IN.. 1850 Centre Twp., Grant Co. IN.

(3) Alpheus, son of Jonathan Willcuts & Mary Jane Starbuck, at Wayne Co. IN 1854.

(3) poss. Thomas.

(3) Rachel Willcuts, b. 1837 IN.

(3) Betsey Willcuts, b. 1839 IN.

(3) Leban Willcuts, b. 1843 IN.

(2) David Willcuts, b. 1805 Piney Grove SC, d. 1881 Fountain City, Wayne Co. IN, David was a conductor on the underground Railroad in Wayne Co. IN; m. Mary Marine 1826 Fountain City IN, m. (2) Rachel Unthank. 1850 New Garden Twp. IN.

(3) Billy Willcuts, b. 1827 Fountain City IN; m. Sally Venard. 1850 New Garden Twp. Wayne Co. IN.

(3) Jonathan Willcuts, b. c.1829 Fountain City IN.

(3) Ruth Willcuts, b. c.1831 Fountain City IN.

(3) Hannah Willcuts, b. c.1836 Fountain City IN.

(3) Blanchard Willcuts, b.1838 Fountain City IN.

(3) Marietta Willcuts, b. c.1840 Fountain City IN.

(3) Thomas Willcuts, b. c.1834 Fountain City IN.

7. CORTEZ WOLCOTT OF NEWFIELD NY

(1) Cortez Wolcott, b. c.1812 NY, d. Alpine NY. He was a farmer at Newfield NY 1840-50, and at Alpine NY in 1868; m. Charlotte ____.

(2) George A. Wolcott, b. 1837 Newfield NY, d. 1890 Northumberland PA. He worked for the PA Railroad in the car shop at Northumberland; served as Sgt. in 187th PA Inf. during the Civil War.

(3) Cortez H. Wolcott, b. 1867, d. 1935.

(3) George A. Wolcott Jr., b. 1888.

(2 Clara A. Wolcott, b. 1844 Newfield NY.

(2) Mary A. Wolcott, b. 1845 Newfield NY.

(2) Andrew B. Wolcott, b. 1847 Newfield NY.

8. SAMUEL WOLCOTT OF CHARLESTON MA

Samuel was thought to be a descendant of William Walcott of Salem, but DNA evidence has now determined that this is not so. Samuel's ancestors are currently unknown.  He may have beenthe son of William Wilcott/Wolcott Jr. of  Billingsgate MA, mariner, who in 1737 at Boston sold property at Sheepscott ME, formerly belonging to his father,  William Wilcott/Wolcott. This is based largely on the fact that they were both mariners

(1) Samuel Wolcott, b. c.1700 Charlestown MA. In a court case dated 1732, Robert Ball of Charlestown, mariner v. Samuel Wilcot, now or late resident of Charlestown, mariner, Ball claimed that he had loaned Samuel money. The account, dated 1729, lists three amounts totalling 3L 11 s 12d. The court found for the plaintiff and Samuel was ordered to pay 33s and court costs. On the reverse of this document is found "Attest 1 Oct. 1732 xxx Samuel Wolcott" and a notation that a bond was given by the defendant, Samuel Wolcutt, sailmaker, of Charlestown, who pled that he had made payment. He had as surety Stephen Ford, blockmaker, of Charlestown. A deposition in this case reads: "Thomas Robenson Marriner of Lawful age Testifieth & Saith that on or about the Year 1729 he the deponent did belong and was Shiped on boord the Sloop Medford whereof Robert Ball was Master in which time this deponent saw Saml Wilcot under the custody of Mr. Joshua Scottow deputy Sherif and that he the said Ball Paid money to release the said Wilcot from going to Gaol the said Wilcot then promising to come to work on board the said Sloop to proceed on a voyage in the said Sloop with him the said Ball and further this deponent saith that the said Saml Willcot came two or three peices of Days and in that space of time went from the said vessel several times as if he did not incline to work and then wholly absented himself and came no more and by what this deponent could learn while the said Wilcot was on board that the said Robert Ball had lent him the said Wilcot more money at sundry other timmes beside what he paid the Sheriff for his discharge. Samuel Wolcott of Boston m. Mary "Mercy" Fosdick of Charleston 1725 at Charlestown. "Widow Mary Willcott" was living in Charlestown in 1775.

(2) Samuel Wolcott Jr., b. 1727 Charleston MA, d. 1809 Cheshire MA. He moved to Goshen CT c.1753 and to Shoreham VT in1773, apple trees he planted in 1774 became a nursery for the neighborhood, moved to Cheshire MA during the war and then returned to Shoreham in 1783, died on a visit to son, Moses. "Samuel Wolcott, a native of Goshen CT immigrated to Cheshire MA about 1778 and located in the southern part of the town. He was with Ethan Allen at the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. He died of smallpox." "History of Cheshire" says "Samuel Wolcott Jr. settled on land adjoining the Cream Hill Stock Farm on the south soon after the Revolution and died there." Quit claim deed, "We Jese Wallcutt Alven Wolcott & Philemon Wallcutt of Shoreham Vermont, heirs of Samuel Wollcut of said Shoreham, decst., son of Mercy Wallcut formerly of Charlestown, widow, decst.", in 1804 conveyed rights to land at Charlestown; m. Lucy Wright 1750 Wethersfield CT.

(3) Samuel Wolcott III, b. 1750 CT, d. 1825. He was with his father at the capture of Ft. Ticonderoga in 1777, moved to Bridgeport VT c.1815; m. Isabel Blaire 1780 Shoreham VT.

(4) Olive G. Wolcott, b. 1780 Shoreham VT, d. 1834 Shoreham VT; m. Asa Sunderland 1813.

(4) Samuel Wolcott IV, b. 1784 Shoreham VT, d. 1828 Shoreham VT. He graduated Middleburg College and studied law at Litchfield Law School, practiced law at Shoreham 1821-28 and was school principal 1817; m. Nancy McCauly c.1820 Shoreham VT.

(4) Seymour E. Wolcott, b. 1784 Shoreham VT, d. 1850 Little Falls NY. He, served as Sgt. in 2nd Lt. Arty in War of 1812, gunner at Battle of Otter Creek 1814, and at Battles of Beaver Dams, Little York, and Fort George, lived Shoreham until 1830; m. Huldah Kellogg c.1810.

(4) Riley Wolcott, b. c.1785 Shoreham VT. He moved to Bridgeport VT c. 1815, was at Elizabethtown NY 1860; m. Lucina Hold c.1808.

(4) Moses Wolcott, b. 1787 Shoreham VT, d. 1843, Crown Point NY. He served in Capt. Hand's Co. VT militia in War of 1812, moved from Bridgeport VT to Crown Point NY c. 1825; m. Mary Ann "Polly" Smith c.1813, military pension to wife Polly Ann.

(4) Sally Wolcott, b. c.1788 VT, d. 1851; m. John Sunderland c. 1804.

(3) Jesse Wolcott, b. c.1755 Goshen CT, d. 1835 Shoreham VT. He was a merchant and tavern keeper at Shoreham, had a 50 acre farm there; m. Olive ___ c.1782.

(4) dau. b. 1784.

(4) Luther Wolcott, b. c.1786 Shoreham VT, d. Plato IL; at Bridport VT 1820, St. Lawrence Co. NY 1830, Franklin NY 1832, Plato IL 1850; m.(1) Lucy Parmeton 1811, m.(2) Mrs. Lydia Holdridge 1832.

(4) Anna, b. c.1788 Shoreham VT.

(4) Calvin Wolcott, b. 1793 Shoreham VT, d. 1867 Shoreham VT. He lived at Brideport VT 1820-30, but returned to Shoreham c.1835 and took over his father's 50 acre farm there; m. Sarah Reynolds c.1813.

(4) infant, b., d. 1798 Shoreham VT.

(4) Chester Wolcott, b. c. 1802 Shoreham VT.

(4) Levi Wolcott, b. 1810 Bridgeport VT, d. 1890 Shoreham VT. He was a blacksmith and farmer at Shoreham VT; m. Rachel Treadway c.1841 Shoreham VT.

(3) Mercy Wolcott, b. c.1757 Goshen CT, m. ____ Gibson.

(3) Moses Wolcott, b. c.1759 Goshen CT, d. 1837 Cheshire MA. "Moses came to Cheshire MA with his father in 1782. He raised 6 children. A soldier in the Revolution, he was in a number of severe battles", served in Capt. Ellis' Co. and marched to the alarm of 19 Apr. 1775, enlisted 1775 in Capt. Richardson's Co., and served in Capt. Robinson's Co. as Sgt., discharged 1780, again in Capt. Robinson's Co. in 1789; others of family returned to Shoreham but Moses stayed in Cheshire where he was a merchant and innkeeper, his store was the first postoffice in 1810 with Noble K. Wolcott as postal clerk; m. (1) Olive Russell 1784 Adams MA, m. (2) Freelove Burton c.1790 Cheshire MA.

(4) Noble King Wolcott, b. c.1784 Cheshire MA. He clerked in his father's store in 1810; was on 1835 pension roll as agent for Joseph Whalen.

(4) dau. b. 1780-90.

(4) son b. 1790-1800.

(4) dau. b. 1790-1800.

(4) Russell Burton Wolcott, b. 1791 Cheshire MA, d. 1855 Cheshire MA. He was a farmer at Cheshire 1850; m. Sarah Covell c. 1818.

(4) infant, b., d. c,1796.

(4) John Wolcott, b. c.1800 Cheshire MA.

(3) Lucy Wolcott, b. 1762 Goshen CT, d. 1799 Shoreham VT. The DAR chapter at Adrian MI is named for her; m. Stephen Barnum 1780 Lanesboro MA.

(3) Rebecca Wolcott, b. c.1763; m. _____ Tyrell.

(3) Alvin Wolcott, b. 1765 Goshen CT, d. 1834 Shoreham VT. He was a farmer at Shoreham; he and brother, William, had a tavern there in 1804; m. (1) Lois Turrell, c.1793 Shoreham VT, m. (2) Mrs. Phoebe Smith Mead.

(4) Ariel Wolcott, b. 1790 Shoreham VT, d. 1870 Crown Point NY. He served in the Infantry in War of 1812; moved to Crown Point before 1835; m. (1) Phoebe Denton c.1810, m. (2) Mrs. Sylvia Smith Rowley c. 1833.

(4) Daniel Wolcott, b. 1793 MA, d. 1863 Boone Co. IL. He moved to Boone Co. IL c.1840; m. Lydia Holman 1817 Addison Co. VT, m. (2) Elizabeth Cole 1849 Boone Co. IL.

(4) Rhoda Wolcott; m. William Rowley.

(4) Louisa Wolcott; m. _____ Bailey.

(4) Lucinda Wolcott, b, 1800 Shoreham VT, d. 1853.

(4) Samuel Wolcott, b. 1803 Shoreham VT, d. 1864 Shoreham VT. He was a farmer at Shoreham, unm.

(4) Laura Wolcott, b. 1805 Shoreham VT.

(3) Philemon Wolcott, b. 1768 Goshen CT, d. 1832 Shoreham VT. He took over his father's farm at Shoreham, deacon in Shoreham church; m. Anna Lucy "Amy" Treat 1794 Shoreham VT.

(4) Laura Wolcott b. 1796 Shoreham VT; m. John Barker.

(4) Lucy Wolcott, b. 1798 Shoreham VT; m. John Baker 1817 Shoreham VT; m.(2) Levi Rhodes 1847 Shoreham VT.

(4) Hiram Wolcott, b.1800 Shoreham VT. He lived at Woolcott, Orleans Co. VT in 1830.

(4) Almon Wolcott, b. 1802, Shoreham VT, d. 1891 Shoreham VT. He was a farmer; at Shoreham VT; m. Lucy Wells 1834 Greenfield, MA.

(4) Amy Wolcott, b. 1804 Shoreham VT; m. Abner Wells 1829 Shoreham VT.

(4) Oliver Wolcott, b. 1806 Shoreham VT, d. 1828.

(4) Vernon Wolcott, b.1809 Shoreham VT d. 1847, moved to Moriah NY 1840; m. Mary Ann Burnham.

(4) John Treat Wolcott, b. 1812 Shoreham VT. He went to OH.

(4) Harriet Wolcott, b. 1814 Shoreham VT; m. Augustus Tatreau 1848 Shoreham VT.

(4) Seraph Wolcott, b. 1817 Shoreham VT; m. Cornelius Palmer.

(7) Susannah Wolcott, b. 1770 Goshen CT, d. 1790 Shoreham VT; m. Zaccheus Barnum 1789 Lanesboro MA.

(3) William Wolcott, b. 1770 Goshen CT, d. Whitehall NY. He was a merchant at Shoreham, he and brother Alvin had a tavern there in 1804, constable for Shoreham 1811 and 1819-20, sold his land at Shoreham and moved to Whitehall where his son lived; m. Persis ___ c. 1810 Shoreham VT

(4) Dr. William Grosvenor Wolcott, b.1812 Shoreham VT. He was a physician at Whitehall NY.; m. Almina H. ____c. 1840.

(4) Olive Wolcott, m. ___Smith.

(4) Hannah Wolcott, b. c.1815 Shoreham VT; m. Noble King Wolcott, her cousin.

(2) Mary "Mercy" Wolcott, b. 1728 Charleston MA, d. y..

(2) Capt. William Wolcott, b. 1730 Charlestown MA, d. New Haven CT. He enlisted 1746 in Capt. Codman's Co. and was stationed on an island battery in Boston Harbor, also found on 1748 roster with home of Charleston given, Capt. of a sailing ship, served in the Rev. War; moved to New Haven CT c.1750; m. Phebe Alling, widow of Robert Talmadge, 1754 New Haven CT

(3) Phoebe Wolcott, b. 1755 New Haven CT, d. 1832 New Haven CT; m. Maj. Hanover Barney 1775 New Haven CT.

(3) William Wolcott Jr., b. 1756 New Haven CT, d. 1782 in Army during Rev. War.

(3) Eunice Wolcott, b. c.1757 New Haven CT, d. 1759 New Haven CT.

(3) Rebecca Wolcott, b. 1759 New Haven CT, d. 1838 Kinderhook NY; m. Jabez Turner 1778 New Haven CT.

(3) Benajah Wolcott, b. 1762 New Haven CT, d. 1832 Marblehead OH. He served as Pvt. in the "Leather Cap" Regt. during Rev. War, and was Lt. in the NY militia after the war, came to Western Reserve OH in 1806 as part of the Firelands Survey Team, built log cabin on Sandusky Bay 1809, moved to Newburg OH during War of 1812, returned home 1814, applied for military pension 1818, first lighthouse keeper Marblehead OH 1822-32, his wife, Rachel was the second lighthouse keeper. His home there has been restored and is open to the public; m. Elizabeth Bradley 1793 New Haven CT; m. (2) Rachel Miller 1822 Huron Co. OH.

(4) Phoebe Wolcott, b. 1796 Catskill NY, d. 1872 Danbury Twp., OH; m. Truman Pettibone 1814 Newburg OH.

(4) Selima Wolcott, b. 1798 Danbury CT, d. 1880 Bloomingville OH; m. John Ramsdell 1816 Huron Co. OH; m. (2) Jacob Ramsdell.

(4) William Benajah or Bradley Wolcott, b. 1804 Danbury CT, d. 1832 Danbury OH; m. Arvilla Knapp 1830 Huron Co. OH .

(4) Elizabeth R. "Betsy" Wolcott, b. 1822 Danbury OH, d. 1871 Berlin OH; m. George Todd Meeker 1840 Erie Co. OH.

(4) Henry W. Wolcott, b. 1827 Danbury OH, d. 1896 Marblehead OH. He was a fisherman at Ottawa Co. OH in 1860, probably Sgt. William Wolcott in Co. K 100th OH Inf. Regt., and a farmer at Danville OH 1880. His middle name is said to have been William or Wilcox; m. (1) Unknown, said to have been an Indian woman, m. (2) Mary A. Hathaway c.1847 Ottawa Co. OH, m. (3) Elizabeth Hathaway c.1850 Ottawa Co. OH, m. (4) Sophronia Clock Knapp 1852 Danbury Twp. OH.

(3) Timothy Wolcott, b. c. 1763 New Haven CT, d. 1767 New Haven CT.

(2) Hephzibah Wolcott, b. 1736 Charlestown MA, d. y.

(2) Hephzibah Wolcott, b.1738 Charlestown MA, m. Aaron Townsend, m. (2) H. Munger.

(2) Mary Wolcott, b. 1742 Charlestown MA.

9. WILCUTTs of KY:

The relationship between Lewis and Elijah Wilcutt is uncertain, but they were born within 2 years of each other in Kentucky, and Lewis named a son, Elijah.

NOTE: a DNA sample from one of Elijah's male descendants may help ascertain Elijah's ancestors.

(1) Thomas (?) An old Bible belonging to Lewis Wilcutt's grandson's wife said that Lewis' father was Thomas Wilcutt from Ireland.

(2) Lewis Wilcutt, b. 1794 KY, at Tuskaloos AL 1830 and Blout Co. AL 1840; said to have died on a trip out of state and buried on a river bank.; m. Rachel Ann Amoson/Amerson 1825 Blout Co. AL.

(3) William Robert Wilcutt, b. c.1826 Tuscaloos Co. AL; m. Nancy Hisaw

(3) Benjamin Wilcutt, b. c.1830 AL.

(3) Sarah Jane Wilcutt, b. c.1831 AL, d. 1925 Atlanta TX' m. Clement C. Anderton.

(3) James Wilcutt, b. 1833 AL, d. 1896 Walker Co. AL, private in 43rd AL Inf. Regt., farmer at Walker Co. AL; m. Jane Williams.

(3) Phoebe Wilcutt, b. c.1836 AL; m. Alsey Johnson.

(3) Robert Wilcutt, b. c.1838 AL, d. 1862 Mobile AL, private in 32nd Alabama Inf. Regt., died at Mobile 2 months after enlisting; m. Margaret Jones 1857 Tuscaloos Co. AL.

(3) Malissa Wilcutt, b. c.1840 AL, d. 1925 Tuscaloosa Co. AL; m. James T. Jones.

(3) Elijah W. Wilcutt, b. 1843 AL, d. 1917 Fayette Co. AL; m. Amanda Williams 1871 Tuscaloosa AL.

(3) Eliza Wilcutt, 1845-1918 Tuscaloosa Co. AL.

(3) Lewis Wiley "Wiley"Wilcutt, b. 1848 MS, d. 1918 Fayette Co. AL, farmer; m. Hulda C. Williams 1870 Tuscaloos Co. AL.

(3) Shepherd Wilcutt, b. 1853 Berry AL, d. 1938 Windham Springs AL, farmer; m. Sarah Ann Young 1878 Tuscaloosa Co. AL.

(2) Elijah Wilcut, b. 1797 KY, d. 1864 IA; at Montgomery Co. IN 1830, Knoxville IA 1850-60; m. Sarah c.1815, she b. c.1793 PA.

(3) John J. Wilcut, b. 1818 OH, d. 1882 Mills Co. IA; m. Elinore "Nellie" Cooper 1835 Montgomery Co. IN.

(3) Mary Jane Wilcut, b. 1821 OH, d. 1910 Washington KS; m. Tyler Higbee 1838 Louisa Co. IA.

(3) Rachel Wilcut, b. c.1826 IN, d. 1893 Hillsdale IA; m. Elisha B. Ryan 1844 Mahaska Co. IA.

(3) Angela Wilcut, b. 1829 IN, d. 1894 Knoxville IA

(3) Charles D. Wilcut, b. 1833 IN, d. 1894 Marion Co. IA; m. Mary Ann Gregory 1858 Marion Co. IA.

(3) Sarah E. Wilcut, b. c.1838 IA; m. William H. McVay 1867 Marion Co. IA.

This family being researched by Greta Thompson gt@new.rr.com.