Henry Wolcott Toll

Henry Wolcott Toll Sr. (November 1887 - October 1975) was an American lawyer, educator, and state senator in Colorado. He founded the American Legislators' Association, forerunner of the Council of State Governments, in 1933. The organization has had Henry Toll Fellows.

He served in the Colorado Senate from 1922 until 1930.

He attended Harvard, was a veteran of World War I, and became a lawyer. He taught at the University of Chicago and served on the National Commission on Uniform State Laws, Denver Welfare Board, and DPL Foundation. He later spoke about the organizing of the school. He was interviewed in 1963.

He married Cyrena M. Toll. They were involved in an eminent domain lawsuit regarding plans for a creek that ran through their property. They had a son Henry "Hank" W. Toll Jr. who also became a lawyer as well as a doctor. He died in 2008.

Family members Charles Hanson Toll, Attorney General of Colorado Edward Wolcott, U.S. senator from Colorado