1933. Since he never married, his estate was left to his nephews and nieces. It was one of the largest estates in the territory at the time. Family and legacy Younger brother Albert Spencer Wilcox was born May 24, 1844, married Luahiwa, and then Emma Mahelona, became a wealthy plantation owner and politician, and died July 7, 1919. Another younger brother Samuel Whitney Wilcox was born September 19, 1847 at Waioli, married Emma Lyman (daughter of the Hilo missionaries), had six children, and died May 23, 1929. Although Samuel's youngest son Gaylord inherited the farm, his two prominent daughters were Elsie Hart Wilcox(1874–1954), who became the first female territorial senator of Hawaii, and Mabel Isabel Wilcox (1882–1978) who led the restoration of the Waioli and Grove Farm houses into museums. Wilcox Health and George Norton Wilcox Memorial Hospital are named for him; hospital founder Mabel Wilcox was a nurse and commissioner of public health. The Grove Farm Company (incorporated in 1922) was kept in the family until it was sold to Stephen McConnell Case in 2000. Family tree See also Grove Farm Sugar Plantation Museum References Further reading 1839 births Hawaiian Kingdom politicians 1933 deaths Punahou School alumni Businesspeople from Hawaii Independent (Kuokoa) Party politicians Members of the Hawaiian Kingdom House of Representatives Members of the Hawaiian Kingdom House of Nobles Hawaiian Kingdom Interior Ministers People associated with the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom