LIFE

1910 CENSUS:
Cleveland Walcutt not listed in 1910 census, because still residing in France
He returned to the USA in 1912

1920 CENSUS (23 Jan 1920, New York City, NY):
Cleveland WALCUTT manufacturer/manager? Wallpaper Co.
- Frank, John, Cleveland Walcott (sic) Jr.
residence: Manhattan, New York, NY

1930 CENSUS (Bronx, Bronx, NY):
- Cleveland WALCUTT Sr. (67y; Widower)
- John M. WALCUTT (27y) surveyor engineering

1940 CENSUS (2 Apr 1940, New York, New York, NY):
- Cleveland WALCUTT (77y; Widower)

William C. Walcutt (New York City Births 1891-1902)
born: 11 Oct 1898

1920 CENSUS (Manhattan, New York, NY)
Cleveland Walcutt (57y) Manufacturer W......... (illegible)
- Frank (19y)
- John (17y)
- Cleveland (15y)

1930 CENSUS (New York City, Bronx, New York)
Cleveland Walcutt (67y)
- John M[arcel] (27y) FRANCE surveyor/engineering

John M. WALCUTT
born: 20 Aug 1902, FRANCE
died: 28 March 1976, Fort Lauderdale, Broward, Florida

John M. WALCUTT and Ethel WALCUTT (is this the same John M. ?)
divorced in April 1969, Broward, FL

1930 CENSUS:
Cleveland WALCOTT (28y; single) lodger (Detroit City, Wayne, Michigan, 15 April 1930) research engineer Ethyl Corp. Co. [Detroit, Michigan)
(b. 31 Dec 1904, FRANCE) - d. 30 Dec 2000, Southfield, Oakland , Michigan)
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1930 CENSUS (New York, Bronx, NY):
Frank WALCUTT (29y) (born in <1901> in FRANCE)
married in <1927>:
Alice KEAN - WALCUTT (26y) (b. 18 July 1902 in NY - d. 10 June 1989, Madison, New Haven, Connecticut)
- Alice (2y/2m) (b. in NY)
- Carol (1y/0m) (b. in New York)

Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001:
Frank WALCUTT (b. 9 Aug. [1900/1901], Non-Western Hemisphere - d. 24 May 1982, New Haven, Connecticut)
retired mechanical engineer (CHIEF ENG. DEPT. WATER RESOURCES)
residence:
50 Riverridge Farm RD, 06443
Madison, Connecticut
81y


W W I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918:
Frank WALCUTT
born: 9 Aug 1900



Mrs. C. WALCUTT
+ Master W[illiam] WALCUTT
+ Master F[rank] WALCUTT
+ Master M[arcel] WALCUTT
ethnicity:
profession:
date of departure: 10 June 1904
port of departure: Cherbourg
ship's name: SS "BLÜCHER"
date of arrival: 18 June 1904
port of arrival: New York
age on arrival: -
place of residence:



Mrs. Adelaide ["Adelaide" later added] WALCUTT (40y)
+ William WALCUTT (9y)
ethnicity:
profession:
date of departure: 13 June 1908
port of departure: Cherbourg
ship's name: SS "PHILADELPHIA"
date of arrival: 20 June 1908
port of arrival: New York
age on arrival: 40y
place of residence:



William WALCUTT (12y)
+ Frank WALCUTT (10y)
+ Marcel WALCUTT (9y)
+ Cleveland WALCUTT (7y)
ethnicity: scholars=students
profession:
date of departure: 21 June 1911
port of departure: Cherbourg
ship's name: SS "ST PAUL"
date of arrival: 29 June 1911
port of arrival: New York
age on arrival:
place of residence:
Ralph Montague (electrical engineer + Maria Nikolieff (50y) next page
destination: Aunt [F. G.] Airey - Stony Point



Cleveland WALCUTT Sr.
ethnicity:
profession: mechanician
date of departure: 16 March 1912
port of departure: Le Havre
ship's name: SS "LA BRETAGNE"
date of arrival: 26 March 1912
port of arrival: New York
age on arrival: 51y
place of residence:


Pheba A. WALCUTT
spouse: Oliver ......
Belvidere, Montcalm, Michigan


1895 Secretary of the North American Phonograph Company (see article)
left USA mid-April 1899 (see PA1902)
9 June 1903 Cleveland Walcutt Board of Directors G & T (Kinnear p. 26/28)
1904 in Paris
recorder for GRAMCO 1901 - Dec 1907), then discharged (late 1907) officially per March 1st, 1908.
4 Nov 1907 (letter Alfred Clark) arrives on pest ship from Tunis. Remains in quarantine (sanitary supervision Paris).

LE LISERON (29/7/1908; 2/11/1908): Production and trade in Talking Machines

1909: Pressed discs for FONOTIPIA in France (Andrews' Fonotipia, p. 30)
Walcutt factory mentioned in Lindström report

Children William, Frank, Marcel and Cleveland Jr. go to USA on 29 June 1911 to aunt Mrs. F. G. Airey (mother died in December 1908).
Cleveland Walcutt Sr. (residence in France: Argenteuil) departs from Le Havre on 16 March 1912 and arrives on 26 March 1912 (New York City). For good.