Wyoming Tribune no. 156 June 29, 1907, page 5
PASSED AWAY
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C. G. Wolcott, Veteran Union Pacific Conductor, Succumbs To Heart Trouble.
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Died Last Evening at his Home After Long Illness--Leaves Large Family Here--Employed on Union Pacific Here for Nearly a Quarter of a Century.
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Clessen G. Wolcott, the veteran Union Pacific conductor, passed away last evening at 9:30 o’clock at his home from heart trouble after a long illness and surrounded by his family.
Mr. Wolcott had been in poor health for several months past and recently made a trip to California in the hope of improving his condition, but returned no better and since then has been confined to his home. His condition was not considered serious, however, and the end came suddenly last evening.
Mr. Wolcott has resided in Cheyenne nearly a quarter of a century and during this period has been in the employ of the Union Pacific continuously as a passenger conductor. He was an efficient and trusted employee and by his genial ways and kindly courtesy made countless friends who will learn with deep regret of his death. He was born in New York state in 1851 and was member of the Masons and the Order of Railroad Conductors.
The deceased is survived by a widow and five children. Two sons, William Wolcott and Classen G. Wolcott, Jr., reside here as do also two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Post and Mrs. Roy Henderson. The third daughter, Mrs. Harry Sumption resides at Portland, but has been in Cheyenne for the past few weeks. A brother, Dolph Wolcott, lives in the city and a sister, Mrs. Charles Ramer, resides at Laramie. An aged father, A. R. Wolcott, resides at Hamilton, Mo.
Wyoming Tribune no. 157 July 01, 1907, page 1
C. G. WOLCOTT FUNERAL
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Masons and Conductors Attend Services Over Remains of Dead Member.
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The funeral of Clessen G. Wolcott, who passed away at his home in the city Friday evening, occurred this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Congregational church, Rev. F. L. Moore officiating , and was attended by the members of Cheyenne lodge No. 1 and Acacia lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M., the Order of Railway Conductors and a large number of friends of the family.
The services were very impressive and the floral offerings numerous and very beautiful. At the grave the burial service of the Masons was held.
The pallbearers were as follows: Masons, J. M. Newman, Luke Voorhees and J. F. Rossman; Conductors, J. J. Fitzgerald, John N. Marks and William S. Carly.
Submitted by Jerry (#47207041), Aug 2014.
PASSED AWAY
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C. G. Wolcott, Veteran Union Pacific Conductor, Succumbs To Heart Trouble.
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Died Last Evening at his Home After Long Illness--Leaves Large Family Here--Employed on Union Pacific Here for Nearly a Quarter of a Century.
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Clessen G. Wolcott, the veteran Union Pacific conductor, passed away last evening at 9:30 o’clock at his home from heart trouble after a long illness and surrounded by his family.
Mr. Wolcott had been in poor health for several months past and recently made a trip to California in the hope of improving his condition, but returned no better and since then has been confined to his home. His condition was not considered serious, however, and the end came suddenly last evening.
Mr. Wolcott has resided in Cheyenne nearly a quarter of a century and during this period has been in the employ of the Union Pacific continuously as a passenger conductor. He was an efficient and trusted employee and by his genial ways and kindly courtesy made countless friends who will learn with deep regret of his death. He was born in New York state in 1851 and was member of the Masons and the Order of Railroad Conductors.
The deceased is survived by a widow and five children. Two sons, William Wolcott and Classen G. Wolcott, Jr., reside here as do also two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Post and Mrs. Roy Henderson. The third daughter, Mrs. Harry Sumption resides at Portland, but has been in Cheyenne for the past few weeks. A brother, Dolph Wolcott, lives in the city and a sister, Mrs. Charles Ramer, resides at Laramie. An aged father, A. R. Wolcott, resides at Hamilton, Mo.
Wyoming Tribune no. 157 July 01, 1907, page 1
C. G. WOLCOTT FUNERAL
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Masons and Conductors Attend Services Over Remains of Dead Member.
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The funeral of Clessen G. Wolcott, who passed away at his home in the city Friday evening, occurred this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Congregational church, Rev. F. L. Moore officiating , and was attended by the members of Cheyenne lodge No. 1 and Acacia lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M., the Order of Railway Conductors and a large number of friends of the family.
The services were very impressive and the floral offerings numerous and very beautiful. At the grave the burial service of the Masons was held.
The pallbearers were as follows: Masons, J. M. Newman, Luke Voorhees and J. F. Rossman; Conductors, J. J. Fitzgerald, John N. Marks and William S. Carly.
Submitted by Jerry (#47207041), Aug 2014.
Wyoming Tribune no. 156 June 29, 1907, page 5
PASSED AWAY
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C. G. Wolcott, Veteran Union Pacific Conductor, Succumbs To Heart Trouble.
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Died Last Evening at his Home After Long Illness--Leaves Large Family Here--Employed on Union Pacific Here for Nearly a Quarter of a Century.
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Clessen G. Wolcott, the veteran Union Pacific conductor, passed away last evening at 9:30 o’clock at his home from heart trouble after a long illness and surrounded by his family.
Mr. Wolcott had been in poor health for several months past and recently made a trip to California in the hope of improving his condition, but returned no better and since then has been confined to his home. His condition was not considered serious, however, and the end came suddenly last evening.
Mr. Wolcott has resided in Cheyenne nearly a quarter of a century and during this period has been in the employ of the Union Pacific continuously as a passenger conductor. He was an efficient and trusted employee and by his genial ways and kindly courtesy made countless friends who will learn with deep regret of his death. He was born in New York state in 1851 and was member of the Masons and the Order of Railroad Conductors.
The deceased is survived by a widow and five children. Two sons, William Wolcott and Classen G. Wolcott, Jr., reside here as do also two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Post and Mrs. Roy Henderson. The third daughter, Mrs. Harry Sumption resides at Portland, but has been in Cheyenne for the past few weeks. A brother, Dolph Wolcott, lives in the city and a sister, Mrs. Charles Ramer, resides at Laramie. An aged father, A. R. Wolcott, resides at Hamilton, Mo.
Wyoming Tribune no. 157 July 01, 1907, page 1
C. G. WOLCOTT FUNERAL
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Masons and Conductors Attend Services Over Remains of Dead Member.
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The funeral of Clessen G. Wolcott, who passed away at his home in the city Friday evening, occurred this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Congregational church, Rev. F. L. Moore officiating , and was attended by the members of Cheyenne lodge No. 1 and Acacia lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M., the Order of Railway Conductors and a large number of friends of the family.
The services were very impressive and the floral offerings numerous and very beautiful. At the grave the burial service of the Masons was held.
The pallbearers were as follows: Masons, J. M. Newman, Luke Voorhees and J. F. Rossman; Conductors, J. J. Fitzgerald, John N. Marks and William S. Carly.
Submitted by Jerry (#47207041), Aug 2014.
PASSED AWAY
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C. G. Wolcott, Veteran Union Pacific Conductor, Succumbs To Heart Trouble.
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Died Last Evening at his Home After Long Illness--Leaves Large Family Here--Employed on Union Pacific Here for Nearly a Quarter of a Century.
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Clessen G. Wolcott, the veteran Union Pacific conductor, passed away last evening at 9:30 o’clock at his home from heart trouble after a long illness and surrounded by his family.
Mr. Wolcott had been in poor health for several months past and recently made a trip to California in the hope of improving his condition, but returned no better and since then has been confined to his home. His condition was not considered serious, however, and the end came suddenly last evening.
Mr. Wolcott has resided in Cheyenne nearly a quarter of a century and during this period has been in the employ of the Union Pacific continuously as a passenger conductor. He was an efficient and trusted employee and by his genial ways and kindly courtesy made countless friends who will learn with deep regret of his death. He was born in New York state in 1851 and was member of the Masons and the Order of Railroad Conductors.
The deceased is survived by a widow and five children. Two sons, William Wolcott and Classen G. Wolcott, Jr., reside here as do also two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Post and Mrs. Roy Henderson. The third daughter, Mrs. Harry Sumption resides at Portland, but has been in Cheyenne for the past few weeks. A brother, Dolph Wolcott, lives in the city and a sister, Mrs. Charles Ramer, resides at Laramie. An aged father, A. R. Wolcott, resides at Hamilton, Mo.
Wyoming Tribune no. 157 July 01, 1907, page 1
C. G. WOLCOTT FUNERAL
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Masons and Conductors Attend Services Over Remains of Dead Member.
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The funeral of Clessen G. Wolcott, who passed away at his home in the city Friday evening, occurred this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Congregational church, Rev. F. L. Moore officiating , and was attended by the members of Cheyenne lodge No. 1 and Acacia lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M., the Order of Railway Conductors and a large number of friends of the family.
The services were very impressive and the floral offerings numerous and very beautiful. At the grave the burial service of the Masons was held.
The pallbearers were as follows: Masons, J. M. Newman, Luke Voorhees and J. F. Rossman; Conductors, J. J. Fitzgerald, John N. Marks and William S. Carly.
Submitted by Jerry (#47207041), Aug 2014.
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