Mr. W. W. [William Walcott] Wadsworth
(signed in by W H [William Hypolitus] Keating)
Sunday April 3, 1831
Philosophical Hall
104 South Fifth Street, Independence Square, First Floor
Unknown
Occupation: Unknown
Residence: Geneseo [New York]
(signed in by W H [William Hypolitus] Keating)
Sunday April 3, 1831
Philosophical Hall
104 South Fifth Street, Independence Square, First Floor
Unknown
Occupation: Unknown
Residence: Geneseo [New York]
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William Walcott Wadsworth, 1810 — 1852
William Walcott Wadsworth was a visitor from, Geneseo, New York. He was likely the son of frequent Athenaeum visitor James Wadsworth, land surveyor and leader in the early settlement of the Genesee Valley in New York. The elder Wadsworth was also a funder of the Geneseo Atheneum, which opened in 1842. Names of multiple members of the Wadsworth family appear throughout the Record of Strangers.
