Wolcott Webster Ellsworth

1867–1949 (age 82)

Biography

Wolcott Webster Ellsworth, born in 1867, devoted himself to the betterment of his fellow citizens, often stepping forward to support charitable efforts and community institutions. His thoughtful stewardship and willingness to share both time and resources strengthened the civic fabric during years of both hardship and progress.

Those who knew him speak of his respectful kindness and the calm encouragement he offered to emerging leaders, and Cedar Hill Cemetery now marks a resting place that invites reflection on his enduring generosity.

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