Son of Jasper Henry and Harriett (Sargent) Wolcott. Husband of Cora (White) Wolcott and father of Blanche H, Mabel Augusta and Grace Delia Wolcott.
Death certificate shows he was the son of Jasper Wolcott (Conn) and Harriet Sargent (Mass), male, white, farmer, born November 9, 1836 Vevay Twp., Ingham Co., MI and died on October 13, 1917 Lansing, Ingham Co., MI at the age of 80 years 11 months and 4 days cause of death heart trouble. Informant Blanche Wolcott Hogan Lansing, Michigan. Burial was on October 16, 1917 Maple Grove, Mason, MI.
Isaac Nelson Wolcott was the first white child born in Vevay Township. His father died when he was only two days old. He and his mother lived with her sister, Mrs. Henry Fifield, for several years. In 1843 Isaac's mother married Edwin Hubbard, who raised him as his own. When he was 21 he went to California and remained there for 11 years. He returned and married Cora White a girl his mother had raised while he was gone. At the age of 75 he took a trip to New Mexico to visit the places he had traveled over in his youth. He died on 13 Oct 1917. He was survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hogan, both of Lansing.(Pioneer History of Ingham County, compiled by Mrs. Franc L. Adams, 1923, "The Wolcott Family by Mrs. Hogan, 1918)
Death certificate shows he was the son of Jasper Wolcott (Conn) and Harriet Sargent (Mass), male, white, farmer, born November 9, 1836 Vevay Twp., Ingham Co., MI and died on October 13, 1917 Lansing, Ingham Co., MI at the age of 80 years 11 months and 4 days cause of death heart trouble. Informant Blanche Wolcott Hogan Lansing, Michigan. Burial was on October 16, 1917 Maple Grove, Mason, MI.
Isaac Nelson Wolcott was the first white child born in Vevay Township. His father died when he was only two days old. He and his mother lived with her sister, Mrs. Henry Fifield, for several years. In 1843 Isaac's mother married Edwin Hubbard, who raised him as his own. When he was 21 he went to California and remained there for 11 years. He returned and married Cora White a girl his mother had raised while he was gone. At the age of 75 he took a trip to New Mexico to visit the places he had traveled over in his youth. He died on 13 Oct 1917. He was survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hogan, both of Lansing.(Pioneer History of Ingham County, compiled by Mrs. Franc L. Adams, 1923, "The Wolcott Family by Mrs. Hogan, 1918)
Son of Jasper Henry and Harriett (Sargent) Wolcott. Husband of Cora (White) Wolcott and father of Blanche H, Mabel Augusta and Grace Delia Wolcott.
Death certificate shows he was the son of Jasper Wolcott (Conn) and Harriet Sargent (Mass), male, white, farmer, born November 9, 1836 Vevay Twp., Ingham Co., MI and died on October 13, 1917 Lansing, Ingham Co., MI at the age of 80 years 11 months and 4 days cause of death heart trouble. Informant Blanche Wolcott Hogan Lansing, Michigan. Burial was on October 16, 1917 Maple Grove, Mason, MI.
Isaac Nelson Wolcott was the first white child born in Vevay Township. His father died when he was only two days old. He and his mother lived with her sister, Mrs. Henry Fifield, for several years. In 1843 Isaac's mother married Edwin Hubbard, who raised him as his own. When he was 21 he went to California and remained there for 11 years. He returned and married Cora White a girl his mother had raised while he was gone. At the age of 75 he took a trip to New Mexico to visit the places he had traveled over in his youth. He died on 13 Oct 1917. He was survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hogan, both of Lansing.(Pioneer History of Ingham County, compiled by Mrs. Franc L. Adams, 1923, "The Wolcott Family by Mrs. Hogan, 1918)
Death certificate shows he was the son of Jasper Wolcott (Conn) and Harriet Sargent (Mass), male, white, farmer, born November 9, 1836 Vevay Twp., Ingham Co., MI and died on October 13, 1917 Lansing, Ingham Co., MI at the age of 80 years 11 months and 4 days cause of death heart trouble. Informant Blanche Wolcott Hogan Lansing, Michigan. Burial was on October 16, 1917 Maple Grove, Mason, MI.
Isaac Nelson Wolcott was the first white child born in Vevay Township. His father died when he was only two days old. He and his mother lived with her sister, Mrs. Henry Fifield, for several years. In 1843 Isaac's mother married Edwin Hubbard, who raised him as his own. When he was 21 he went to California and remained there for 11 years. He returned and married Cora White a girl his mother had raised while he was gone. At the age of 75 he took a trip to New Mexico to visit the places he had traveled over in his youth. He died on 13 Oct 1917. He was survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hogan, both of Lansing.(Pioneer History of Ingham County, compiled by Mrs. Franc L. Adams, 1923, "The Wolcott Family by Mrs. Hogan, 1918)
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