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1865 San Francisco, California - 1945 Windham, Connecticut. Known for: Child portrait and florals painting, illustration, stained glass design.
The following information was submitted in April of 2006 by Janet Potts:. Louise's maternal grandparents were William Stott and Mary Grinnell of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Their only child was Anna... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in April of 2006 by Janet Potts:. Louise's maternal grandparents were William Stott and Mary Grinnell of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Their only child was Anna Theresa Stott, born in Fairhaven on October 1, 1843. William Stott was a ship captain and made a... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in April of 2006 by Janet Potts:. Louise's maternal grandparents were William Stott and Mary Grinnell of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Their only child was Anna Theresa Stott, born in Fairhaven on October 1, 1843. William Stott was a ship captain and made a number of voyages to the Sandwich Islands. He eventually took his family there and settled in Honolulu. Louise Cox's paternal grandparents were George C. King and Sarah B. Day of Morristown, New Jersey.... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in April of 2006 by Janet Potts:. Louise's maternal grandparents were William Stott and Mary Grinnell of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Their only child was Anna Theresa Stott, born in Fairhaven on October 1, 1843. William Stott was a ship captain and made a number of voyages to the Sandwich Islands. He eventually took his family there and settled in Honolulu. Louise Cox's paternal grandparents were George C. King and Sarah B. Day of Morristown, New Jersey. They had several children; their son James Coursen King was born in Morristown ca. 1839. Sarah died when James was five. When age 18, James moved to California and became involved in some business ventures. But after embezzling money from his partners... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in April of 2006 by Janet Potts:. Louise's maternal grandparents were William Stott and Mary Grinnell of Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Their only child was Anna Theresa Stott, born in Fairhaven on October 1, 1843. William Stott was a ship captain and made a number of voyages to the Sandwich Islands. He eventually took his family there and settled in Honolulu. Louise Cox's paternal grandparents were George C. King and Sarah B. Day of Morristown, New Jersey. They had several children; their son James Coursen King was born in Morristown ca. 1839. Sarah died when James was five. When age 18, James moved to California and became involved in some business ventures. But after embezzling money from his partners he had to leave town and moved to Honolulu. There he met and married Anna Stott in 1863.... Read full biography