Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameHannah WOLCOTT 
636
636Birth19 Mar 1684
Death16 Mar 1748 Age: 63
FatherSamuel WOLCOTT (1656-1695)
MotherJudith APPLETON (~1653-1741)
Individual Notes
• Her ancestry given.636
Spouses
Settlement1712, Kensington, Hartford, Connecticut636 Age: 27
Memothen part of Farmington
BurialBerlin, Hartford, Connecticut3315
EducationHarvard, 1702636
Residenceof Kensington, Conn.636
FlagsClergy
FatherWilliam BURNHAM (1652-1730)
MotherElizabeth LOOMIS (1655-1717)
Individual Notes
• William Burnham was their first minister and was given extensive lands as an inducement to go there [Farmington]. The well dug for these first families in 1680 is still in use on Christian Lane, and has been credited in the past with unusual healing qualities.3315
• The society of Kensington lost their minister, the Rev. William Burnham, in 1750, and the direct result of this was the division of that community, long threatened, and the incorporation of the society of New Britain.3315
• ...as in Berlin’s lonely cemetery, the first pastor, the Rev. William Burnham, lies close to the site of his church.3315
• The society of Kensington lost their minister, the Rev. William Burnham, in 1750, and the direct result of this was the division of that community, long threatened, and the incorporation of the society of New Britain.3315
• ...as in Berlin’s lonely cemetery, the first pastor, the Rev. William Burnham, lies close to the site of his church.3315
Marriage18 May 1704636
ChildrenWilliam (1705-1749)