The DeWolf Farm

Bristol, Rhode Island

Built in 1798, for "Farmer John" DeWolf (1760-1841) and his wife Susan Reynolds (1759-1838). Farmer John was the brother of William DeWolf who built Hey Bonnie Hall and they were the uncles of the reviled George DeWolf who built Linden Place. "The Farm" passed down through John's family to the children of the revolutionary ship and yacht designer, Nathanael G. Herreshoff (1848-1938), brother-in-law of the noted landscape architect John DeWolf (1850-1913) who also lived here.
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John DeWolf

"Farmer John" DeWolf, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1760-1841

John DeWolf

John “Fessor” DeWolf, of Bristol, R.I., Professor of Chemistry at Brown University

1786-1862

Algernon Sidney DeWolf

A. Sidney De Wolf, Cashier of the Bank of Bristol, Rhode Island

1822-1879

Clara (DeWolf) Herreshoff

Mrs Clara Anna (DeWolf) Herreshoff

1853-1905

Nathanael Greene Herreshoff

Nathanael G. Herreshoff, of Bristol R.I., Naval Architect & Yacht Designer

1848-1938

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James DeWolf's ancestor, John DeWolf, owned The DeWolf Farm

James DeWolf's ancestor, John DeWolf, owned The DeWolf Farm