Hon. Henry Wolcott. Jr., b. 1610 Tolland England, d. 1680 Windsor CT; came to America with his parents 1630, freeman of Boston 1634, moved to Windsor CT 1636; farmer and merchant, had one of the largest apple orchards in CT, making 500 hogsheads of cider a year; one of the 19 patentees named in the CT Charter of 1662, member CT House of Deputies 1655, 1660, 1661, and House of Magistrates from 1662 until his death, in 1669 the Assembly voted him 300 acres of land for his services, member of the Governor's War Council 1675-6; heir to his father's property in England, he visited there in 1654 and 1671; m. Sarah Newberry 1641 Windsor CT. 

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Few families have been more distinguished in the annals of Connecticut, than the Wolcott family. The ancestor of this family was Henry Wolcott, an English gentleman of considerable fortune, who was born in the year 1578. During the progress of the Independents in England, he embraced the principles of that sect, and hence becoming obnoxious to the British government, he found it expedient to emigrate to America. His emigration, with his family, took place in 1630. They settled for a time at Dorchester, in Massachusetts.

(2) Hon. Henry Wolcott. Jr., b. 1610 Tolland England, d. 1680 Windsor CT; came to America with his parents 1630, freeman of Boston 1634, moved to Windsor CT 1636; farmer and merchant, had one of the largest apple orchards in CT, making 500 hogsheads of cider a year; one of the 19 patentees named in the CT Charter of 1662, member CT House of Deputies 1655, 1660, 1661, and House of Magistrates from 1662 until his death, in 1669 the Assembly voted him 300 acres of land for his services, member of the Governor's War Council 1675-6; heir to his father's property in England, he visited there in 1654 and 1671; m. Sarah Newberry 1641 Windsor CT.

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-------------------- Reg. v. 1 p.65: one of 19 gentlemen named in Charter of CT House of Deputies. House of Magistrates 1662 until his death.