Jesse was the oldest of three children born to Capt.William H.H. Wilcox & Martha Price Wilcox. He was born 21 Oct 1881 in New York. The family moved sometime by 1890 to Newark, NJ, living at 209 Summer Avenue.
In 1900 at the age of 19, he was clerk in a clothing store in Newark.
In 1901, he married Elizabeth M. Grennon in Newark.
He continued to work in retail and with clothing and by 1918 he was employed by Stoutenburgh Clothier in Newark. By that time, he and his wife were living at 208 Smith Street in Newark.
Sometime after 1918, he and his wife moved to Cosa Mesa, CA. A 1946 obituary shows she died in 1946 in CA and was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Newark.
Jesse continued to live in CA until his death in 1971.
In 1900 at the age of 19, he was clerk in a clothing store in Newark.
In 1901, he married Elizabeth M. Grennon in Newark.
He continued to work in retail and with clothing and by 1918 he was employed by Stoutenburgh Clothier in Newark. By that time, he and his wife were living at 208 Smith Street in Newark.
Sometime after 1918, he and his wife moved to Cosa Mesa, CA. A 1946 obituary shows she died in 1946 in CA and was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Newark.
Jesse continued to live in CA until his death in 1971.
Jesse was the oldest of three children born to Capt.William H.H. Wilcox & Martha Price Wilcox. He was born 21 Oct 1881 in New York. The family moved sometime by 1890 to Newark, NJ, living at 209 Summer Avenue.
In 1900 at the age of 19, he was clerk in a clothing store in Newark.
In 1901, he married Elizabeth M. Grennon in Newark.
He continued to work in retail and with clothing and by 1918 he was employed by Stoutenburgh Clothier in Newark. By that time, he and his wife were living at 208 Smith Street in Newark.
Sometime after 1918, he and his wife moved to Cosa Mesa, CA. A 1946 obituary shows she died in 1946 in CA and was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Newark.
Jesse continued to live in CA until his death in 1971.
In 1900 at the age of 19, he was clerk in a clothing store in Newark.
In 1901, he married Elizabeth M. Grennon in Newark.
He continued to work in retail and with clothing and by 1918 he was employed by Stoutenburgh Clothier in Newark. By that time, he and his wife were living at 208 Smith Street in Newark.
Sometime after 1918, he and his wife moved to Cosa Mesa, CA. A 1946 obituary shows she died in 1946 in CA and was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Newark.
Jesse continued to live in CA until his death in 1971.
Inscription
Jesse G. Wilcox, 1881-1971
Gravesite Details
brother of Mabel F. Colborn; son of Capt.W. H.H. Wilcox & Martha Price Wilcox and buried near them
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