The Genealogy of one Vermonter, Darrell A. Martin

Timothy Olcott Junior

(1703 - 5 January 1747/48)

Timothy Olcott Junior|b. 1703\nd. 5 Jan 1747/48|p756.htm|Deacon Timothy Olcott|b. 1677\nd. 5 Apr 1754|p752.htm|? (--?--)|b. s 1670\nd. ca 1717|p755.htm|Thomas Olcott Junior|b. ca 1637\nd. 5 Apr 1719|p735.htm|Mary Cullick|b. ca 1640\nd. May 1721|p744.htm|||||||

Six-greats-grandfather of Darrell Allen Martin.

Timothy was born in 1703. He was the son of Deacon Timothy Olcott and ? (--?--). He was baptized in Bolton, Tolland County, Connecticut, on 20 August 1704. He married Eunice White on 1 November 1732. He was a resident of Bolton, where he died in the prime of life. Timothy died of a nervous fever on 5 January 1747/48 in Bolton, Conn..

Appears on these charts: Pedigree of Darrell Allen Martin

Children of Timothy Olcott Junior and Eunice White

Reverend Bulkley Olcott (28 Oct 1733 - 1 Jun 1792)
Simeon Olcott (1 Oct 1735 - 22 Feb 1815)
Eunice Olcott (15 Aug 1737 - 16 Feb 1759)
Sarah Olcott (1739 - 8 Dec 1825)
Timothy Olcott III+ (1741 - )
Deacon, Captain Elias Olcott+ (28 Feb 1744/45 - 29 Oct 1794)
Hannah Olcott (1747 - 20 Jan 1792)

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