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==Early life==
==Early life==
Oliver Wolcott was the youngest of fourteen children of then Royal Governor Roger Wolcott. During his graduate year at Yale College 1747,<ref>[http://colonialhall.com/wolcott/wolcott.php Oliver Wolcott, ColonialHall.com]</ref> Oliver would be appointed Captain by the Governor of New York. He would organize an all volunteer militia and be sent to the Western frontier. When Wolcott returned he would pursue a study in medicine until appointed Sheriff. In 1755, he was married to a Miss Laura Collins and they had several sons and daughters. His son Oliver, Jr. would also be Governor of Connecticut as well as Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents [[George Washington]] and [[John Adams]].
Oliver Wolcott was the youngest of fourteen children of then Royal Governor Roger Wolcott and Sarah Drake Wolcott. During his graduate year at Yale College 1747,<ref>[http://colonialhall.com/wolcott/wolcott.php Oliver Wolcott, ColonialHall.com]</ref> Oliver would be appointed Captain by [[George Clinton]], the Governor of New York. He would organize an all volunteer militia and be sent to the Western frontier.
When Wolcott returned he would pursue a study in medicine until appointed Sheriff. In 1755, he was married to a Miss Laura Collins and they had several sons and daughters. His son Oliver, Jr. would also be Governor of Connecticut as well as Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents [[George Washington]] and [[John Adams]].
==American Revolution==
==American Revolution==