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User:Curtwhitney

2022-04-21T14:23:19Z

Curtwhitney:

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Hello.
My name is Curtis Clark Whitney, fifth child of Charles Orlando Whitney.

I live near Cullowhee, in Western North Carolina with my wife Ann.
I retired from BellSouth Cellular Corp. after a 36 year career in the "old" Bell System. My education was in Electrical Engineering, with my Bachelors at the University of Florida and a Masters at NYU while in my first post-college job at Bell Telephone Labs. My hobbies include computers, golf, and SCUBA diving.

I have three children, Curtis Scott, b.1966, Elizabeth Ann, b.1969, and Allison Dawn, b.1953.
My first wife, Judy Shiplet, was mother to Curtis Scott and Elizabeth Ann, died of breast cancer in 1993. My second wife Ann Thomas, mother of Allison Dawn, died of brain cancer in 2021.

As a relative newbie in genealogy, I have enjoyed the hunt for info on my family, concentrating so far on my male Whitney line. Our brickwall for a long time was [[Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)|Charles Mayo]]. Through perseverance, my niece-in-law, [[User:Stacy|Stacy]], found a family, Jacob & Sally Whitney, whose children seemed a pretty good fit to be his parents. And we had a diary from Charles Mayo's son, Charles Francis, kept while he was a seaman in the Pacific, which mentioned several names as uncles and aunts, all of which fit Jacob and Sally's family. After comparing names, we have now concluded it is a very probable link.

Copyright © 2022, [[User:curtwhitney|Curt Whitney]]

Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)

2021-08-24T00:36:43Z

Curtwhitney:

'''Charles Orlando Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis]],
[[Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)|Charles M.]]),
was born 1 Sep 1903, Somerville, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 5 Dec 1988, Harrison, AR.

He married '''Dorothy Eleanor Baldwin''', daughter of Elmer Lavelle and Elta May (Thompson) Baldwin. She was born 27 Feb 1910, Trinidad, CO, and died 6 Dec 1992, Harrison, AR.

Children of Charles Orlando and Dorothy Eleanor (Baldwin) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''Patricia May Whitney''', b. 1933, Miami, FL; d. Mar. 18,2018, in Harrison, Ar.
|-
| align=right valign=top | ii.
| '''Charles Francis Whitney''', b. 1935, Miami, FL; d. April 28,2010 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iii.
| '''Donald Lavelle Whitney''', b. 1937, Miami, FL; d. April 1,1997 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iv.
| '''Roger Baldwin Whitney''', b. 1939, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | v.
| '''Curtis Clark Whitney''', b. 11/16/1941, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vi.
| '''Richard Orlando Whitney''', b. 1943, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vii.
| '''John Kirby Whitney''', b. 1945, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | viii.
| '''Carol Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 1953, Miami, FL.
|}

== References ==

* Information from [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]]
* Information from [[User:Curtwhitney|Curtwhitney]]

1.{{note|1}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 533, page 622.

----
Copyright © 2006, 2009, 2016, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].

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Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)

2021-03-17T20:33:06Z

Curtwhitney:

'''Charles Orlando Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis]],
[[Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)|Charles M.]]),
was born 1 Sep 1903, Somerville, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 5 Dec 1988, Harrison, AR.

He married '''Dorothy Eleanor Baldwin''', daughter of Elmer Lavelle and Elta May (Thompson) Baldwin. She was born 27 Feb 1910, Trinidad, CO, and died 6 Dec 1992, Harrison, AR.

Children of Charles Orlando and Dorothy Eleanor (Baldwin) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''Patricia May Whitney''', b. 1933, Miami, FL; d. Mar. 18,2018, in Harrison, Ar.
|-
| align=right valign=top | ii.
| '''Charles Francis Whitney''', b. 1935, Miami, FL; d. April 28,2010 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iii.
| '''Donald Lavelle Whitney''', b. 1937, Miami, FL; d. April 1,1997 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iv.
| '''Roger Baldwin Whitney''', b. 1939, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | v.
| '''Curtis Clark Whitney''', b. 1941, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vi.
| '''Richard Orlando Whitney''', b. 1943, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vii.
| '''John Kirby Whitney''', b. 1945, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | viii.
| '''Carol Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 1953, Miami, FL.
|}

== References ==

* Information from [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]]
* Information from [[User:Curtwhitney|Curtwhitney]]

1.{{note|1}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 533, page 622.

----
Copyright © 2006, 2009, 2016, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].

[[Category:Arkansas]]
[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Florida]]
[[Category:Dade County, Florida]]
[[Category:Miami, Dade County, Florida]]
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[[Category:Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Somerville, Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
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[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]

Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)

2019-11-28T15:23:42Z

Curtwhitney:

'''Charles Orlando Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis]],
[[Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)|Charles M.]]),
was born 1 Sep 1903, Somerville, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 5 Dec 1988, Harrison, AR.

He married '''Dorothy Eleanor Baldwin''', daughter of Elmer Lavelle and Elta May (Thompson) Baldwin. She was born 27 Feb 1910, Trinidad, CO, and died 6 Dec 1992, Harrison, AR.

Children of Charles Orlando and Dorothy Eleanor (Baldwin) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''Patricia May Whitney''', b. 1933, Miami, FL; d. Mar. 18,2018, in Harrison, Ar.
|-
| align=right valign=top | ii.
| '''Charles Francis Whitney''', b. 1935, Miami, FL; d. April 1, 2010 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iii.
| '''Donald Lavelle Whitney''', b. 1937, Miami, FL; d. 1997 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iv.
| '''Roger Baldwin Whitney''', b. 1939, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | v.
| '''Curtis Clark Whitney''', b. 1941, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vi.
| '''Richard Orlando Whitney''', b. 1943, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vii.
| '''John Kirby Whitney''', b. 1945, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | viii.
| '''Carol Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 1953, Miami, FL.
|}

== References ==

* Information from [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]]
* Information from [[User:Curtwhitney|Curtwhitney]]

1.{{note|1}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 533, page 622.

----
Copyright © 2006, 2009, 2016, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].

[[Category:Arkansas]]
[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Florida]]
[[Category:Dade County, Florida]]
[[Category:Miami, Dade County, Florida]]
[[Category:Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Somerville, Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Arkansas]]
[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]

Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)

2019-11-28T15:22:56Z

Curtwhitney:

'''Charles Orlando Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis]],
[[Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)|Charles M.]]),
was born 1 Sep 1903, Somerville, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 5 Dec 1988, Harrison, AR.

He married '''Dorothy Eleanor Baldwin''', daughter of Elmer Lavelle and Elta May (Thompson) Baldwin. She was born 27 Feb 1910, Trinidad, CO, and died 6 Dec 1992, Harrison, AR.

Children of Charles Orlando and Dorothy Eleanor (Baldwin) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''Patricia May Whitney''', b. 1933, Miami, FL; d. Mar. 18,2018, in Harrison, Ar.
|-
| align=right valign=top | ii.
| '''Charles Francis Whitney''', b. 1935, Miami, FL; d. April 1, 2010 in Gainesville, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iii.
| '''Donald Lavelle Whitney''', b. 1937, Miami, FL; d. 1997.
|-
| align=right valign=top | iv.
| '''Roger Baldwin Whitney''', b. 1939, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | v.
| '''Curtis Clark Whitney''', b. 1941, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vi.
| '''Richard Orlando Whitney''', b. 1943, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | vii.
| '''John Kirby Whitney''', b. 1945, Miami, FL.
|-
| align=right valign=top | viii.
| '''Carol Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 1953, Miami, FL.
|}

== References ==

* Information from [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]]
* Information from [[User:Curtwhitney|Curtwhitney]]

1.{{note|1}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 533, page 622.

----
Copyright © 2006, 2009, 2016, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].

[[Category:Arkansas]]
[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Florida]]
[[Category:Dade County, Florida]]
[[Category:Miami, Dade County, Florida]]
[[Category:Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Somerville, Middlesex County, Massachusetts]]
[[Category:Arkansas]]
[[Category:Boone County, Arkansas]]
[[Category:Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas]]

Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)

2013-08-03T20:06:02Z

Curtwhitney: Added info re his time in BC.

'''Charles Mayo Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1870)|Jacob]],
(prob.) [[Family:Whitney, Jabez (1767-1849)|Jabez6]],
[[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1737-1803)|Jacob5]],
[[Family:Whitney, Jonas (1708-1792)|Jonas4]],
[[Family:Whitney, Eleazer (1662-1738)|Eleazar3]],
[[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1627-1719)|Thomas2]],
[[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John1]]),
son of [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1870)|Jacob and Sally (Pratt) Whitney]],
was born 23 Oct 1833, Wayland, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 17 Mar 1900, Vancouver, BC.{{ref|2}}

He married, 1859 or 1860 '''Laura Acenath Maxfield'''.{{ref|3}}{{ref|4}} She was born 16 Sep 1836, Chester, VT,{{ref|5}} and died 22 Dec 1893,{{ref|6}} New Westminster, BC.

They lived in Troy for several years, while Charles was working as a lawyer.

By 1880 he is living in Saint Louis, where he is listed variously as a lawyer and an editor.{{ref|7}}{{ref|8}}

By 1890, we find Charles and his son, Charles Francis, both living in Courtenay,B.C. Charles M. started a newspaper there, and apparently started going by the name "Mayo" (his middle name).It was the Courtenay Weekly News.{{ref|9}}

Children of Charles Mayo and Laura A. Maxfield Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top| i.
| [[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|'''Charles Francis Whitney''']], b. ca. 1871, St. Louis, MO; d. Apr 1931, Miami, FL.
|}

== Census Records ==

* {{missing|1840}}
* [[Archive:1850 Census Extracts, Massachusetts, Worcester County#168|1850, Royalston, Worcester Co., MA]]:
Boarding House
42 53 Luther Cushing 49 M - Readingmaster Mass.
...
Chas. W. Whitney 18 M - Laborer Mass.
...
* [[Archive:1860 Census Extracts, New York, Rensselaer County#10|1860, Troy Ward 7, Rensselaer Co., NY]]:
 317 611 J. T. Williams 43 M - Shoemaker $400 N.Y.
Elizabeth " 43 F - "
Melissa " 17 " - Collar Stretcher $200 "
Caroline " 13 " - " Attended school
Frances " 6 " - "
Geo. " 4 M - "
Elizabeth " 8/12 F - "
612 Chas. M. Whitney 26 M - Lawyer $200 Mass. Married in year
Laura " 22 F - Vermont Married in year
* [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Missouri#78|1870, St. Louis Ward 6, St. Louis, Independent City, MO]]:
1089 1320 Parsons, Scott B. 29 M W Physician Maine Male citizen over 21
-----, Henrietta K. 27 F W At home South Wales, Australia Parents foreign born
-----, Harvy 9 M W Do Missouri Mother foreign born, Attended school
-----, H. Octavia 1 F W do do Mother foreign born
1321 Evens, Mary A. 52 F W Keeps house England Parents foreign born
Whitney, Charles 36 M W Editor $500 Massachusetts Male citizen over 21
-----, Laura 33 F W At home Vermont
Crocker, John G. 34 M W Photographer New York Male citizen over 21
-----, Laura 31 F W At home Do Parents foreign born
* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Missouri#98|1880, Saint Louis, Saint Louis Co., MO]]:
Chas. M. WHITNEY 47 Self M M W MA Lawyer --- MA
Laura A. WHITNEY 44 Wife F M W VT Keeping House VT VT
Charles F. WHITNEY 9 Son M S W MO At School MA VT
* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Missouri#109|1880, Saint Louis (2nd enumeration), Saint Louis Co., MO]]:
Charles M. WHITNEY 46 Self M M W MA Lawyer MA MA
Laura A. WHITNEY 43 Wife F M W VT Keeps House VT VT
Charles F. WHITNEY 9 Son M S W MO At School MA VT

== References ==

1.{{note|1}} ''The Bench and Bar of St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Other Missouri Cities, Biographical Sketches,'' American Biographical Publishing Company, pg 144, 1884.

2.{{note|2}} [[Archive:Death Record for Mayo Whitney, 17 Mar 1900|Death Certificate for Mayo Whitney]], filed 19 Mar 1900, British Columbia.

3.{{note|3}} 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B; 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

4.{{note|4}} 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

5.{{note|5}} Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia; [[:Image:LauraAcenathMaxfieldbirth.jpg|Birth Record]] for Laura Acenath Maxfield recorded 9 Apr 1847 in Chester, VT.

6.{{note|6}} Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia.

7.{{note|7}} 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

8.{{note|8}} ''The Bench and Bar of St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Other Missouri Cities, Biographical Sketches'', American Biographical Publishing Company, pg 144, 1884.

9.{{note|9}} pg. 211, "The Wilderness Profound, Victorian Life on the Gulf of Georgia", Richard Somerset Mackie
----
Copyright © 2006, 2010, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:curtwhitney|Curt Whitney]], and the Whitney Research Group.

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User talk:Rlward

2013-08-03T19:30:32Z

Curtwhitney: /* WIKI problems */ new section

{{UserTalk}}

[[User:Rlward/Archived_Messages|Old Messages]] through 30 Sep 2012.

== Simmons Simon Whitney 1815-1817 ==

Hi Robert,
I have another Whitney cemetery mystery that I was wondering if you might be able to help me with. I have a copy of all the Whitney inscriptions at Common Street Cemetery in Watertown from "Massachusetts DAR GRC report; sl v048: gravestone inscriptions, Village Cemetery, Watertown, MA/Watertown Chapter." The inscription reade "Simmons Simon Whitney, son of James and Sally Whitney. Died 29 Sept. 1817; aet. 2 y. 2m." Any idea which family he might belong to?

Thanks,
Crystal

Follow up: It makes much more sense that his name is Simon Whitney Simmons. Thank you for your insight. I wonder if there were other children between James and Sally's last known child and Simon. Simon and Mary (Ruggles) Whitney are also buried in this cemetery, but I haven't found other graves for this family. I plan to visit this cemetery soon to research further. I am still searching for my elusive Jonathan and Abigail (Hammond) Whitney!

== 2011-Ephraim Bennett Whitney ==

Hello,

I noticed as I was trolling through the site that you had asked about Ephraim Bennett Whitney 1812-c.1880. He is my 2nd G g-father. If you have not seen it, I created a page for him which I can trace to my mother Margaret Ruth Whitney 1943-2007. If this pg., which I guessed at the formatting, is incorrect, please feel free to correct it.

I have nothing material of my Whitney family as my mother's final husband banned her children from the home and funeral and took everything. Everything portable was given away or went to the dump. He did this out of spite.

A cousin discovered me and she is here on this site, too. Her name is Angie. We are both stumped and stonewalled at this point.

Thanks so much for all your hard work.

Your Whitney "cousin",

Lori Loveday

== Luke S. Whitney ==

Robert,

I am in the process of creating family pages for [[Family:Whitney, Luke S. (c1824-1864)|Luke S. Whitney]] and his descendents. I believe he is the unknown son of [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1790-1863)|Jacob Whitney]]. The age and birth location align well and Luke's wife's family also lived in Litchfield, MI. That supports the two of them meeting and marrying in Litchfield in lieu of removing to Litchfield. If you agree, I will provide a solid link to Jacob. If not, I will link as a probable.

I've been traveling and wrapping up a local Find A Grave project and will get back to the Mortality Schedules this week.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== Categories ==

Robert,

I added the category links on [[Family:Whitney, Luke S. (c1824-1864)|Luke's page]]. How do I add new pages and/or links in the categories or is that something you need to do?

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== Re: Index Format ==

Robert,

I appreciate you asking my opinion on this topic. Having worked with both, I find it much easier to input data into the table format used in the state indexes. With the variable spacing associated with the imbedded links, it's difficult to achieve alignment in the federal indexes. I'm not sure it is worth going back and reformatting the existing indexes, but would prefer the table format in future indexes.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

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== Mortality Schedule Project ==

I believe I'm done!!!

What's next? If it's ok with you, I plan to complete the development of family pages for the descendants of [[Family:Whitney, Luke S. (c1824-1864)|Luke S. Whitney]] and then go back and spend some time taking a fresh look at our unknown Whitneys 1800-1850.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== Next Projects ==

Robert,

I'm ok with your proposed next projects. Let me know when you've completed extracting the 1855 state census. If you would please establish the index format you'd like me to follow using the letter "A", I will duplicate for the other letters and get started.

I'll work on linking the 1850 Mortality Schedules to family pages in parallel for a little variety.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== Re: 1855 Massachusetts Census Extracts ==

I've begun indexing. Question regarding how to alphabetize by given name. Which would you prefer to see first; Hannah or Hannah A.? It would appear that it's done one way in state indexes and the other way in the national index.

Edit: I reread your instructions again and believe you're saying Hannah before Hannah A.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== Samuel Whitney ==

Robert,

I just wanted to let you know that while completing the [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1803-a1870)|Whitney, Samuel (c1803-a1870)]] family page, I came across additional information that may be related to this family that warrants further investigation. I have therefore suspended work on this page until I complete my investigation. I just didn't want you to think I had left this page half finished.

[[User:Bradrockwood|Brad]] - [[User talk:Bradrockwood|my talk]]

== directly copied out of the Whitney Family History Group on Facebook, to you. <3 ==

Kathy Dehen
Not able to make corretions to Thomas Farnsworth page. Can not create an account. VERY FRUSTRATING. His daughter Rachel Farnsworth did not die in 1847 because she died March 20, 1857 and is buried in the Pioneer Cemetery in Dover, IL with her husband Simon Abel who died September 28, 1851. I have seen the grave
She is my grandmotherx3.

Can someone please document that Elizabeth Tuttle and Elizabeth Davis were the same person. I have read they are here and not elsewhere-can find children for Elizabeth Davis, not Tuttle. Trying to document for DAR membership.
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Theresa Renée Tossas Walker suggestion: add this info in a "comment" (under the Profile pages "Tabs") and usually, Robert L. Ward will answer, within a few days... tops. or use his (Robert L. Ward´s) "Talk" feature and comment over his profile´s comments Tab.
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Kathy Dehen Thanks so much for your suggestions but the site does not allow me to register as a user, allow me to ad anything to the comments page on the website or anything else. When you try to register, you are directed to a special pages but can not access anything on it. The only access I have is to this facebook page! If you are a user or have access, could you please direct my comments to Robert?
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Theresa Renée Tossas Walker yes, I can transfer this for you, gladly. And let him know. May be the maintenance they´ve been doing... botching some of the link ups. Good to know. I will convey.

== 3x WHITNEY! Not only did Mercy Nancy Hinckley marry Benjamin Whitney. But Eliza Whitney also, married her cousin > 24. JESSE WORLEY8 HINCKLEY AND Nathan Freeman married Hepzibah WHITNEY! ==

TOTALLY NEW DEVELOPMENTS!!! 21MAY2013- Renée Walker

FREEMAN HINCKLEY WHITNEY! 2x! Not only did Mercy Nancy Hinckley marry Benjamin Whitney.

But Eliza Whitney also, married her cousin > 24. JESSE WORLEY8 HINCKLEY (JOSEPH WOOSTER7, GIDEON6, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 03 Apr 1801 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 26 Nov 1877. He married ELIZA WHITNEY 26 Aug 1824 in Androscoggin, ME, daughter of SAMUEL WHITNEY and LYDIA CURIT. She was born 25 Sep 1802 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 15 Nov 1871 in Rosendale, WI. And here´s the Entire connection to Us, in our Whitney line (JOHN) as well as, between President Barack Obama and former President George W. Bush.

Glad it only took me 2 years! lol!

Family Connection to Barack Obama President Obama is the 9th cousin once-removed of (former president) George Herbert Walker Bush, who is my 7th cousin once removed. Descendants of Samuel HINCKLEY Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL1 HINCKLEY was born Abt. 1597 in Tenderden, Kent, England, and died 31 Oct 1662 in Barnstable, MA. He married SARAH SOOLE 17 May 1617 in Hawkhurst, Kent, England. She was born 08 Jun 1600 in Hawkhurst, Kent, England, and died 18 Aug 1652 in Barnstable, MA.

Children of SAMUEL HINCKLEY and SARAH SOOLE are: 2. i. GOV. THOMAS2 HINCKLEY, b. 19 Mar 1619, Hawkhurst, Kent, England; d. 25 Apr 1705, Barnstable, MA. 3. ii. SUSANNAH HINCKLEY, b. 1625, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 06 Nov 1675, Barnstable, MA. Generation No. 2 2. GOV. THOMAS2 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL1) was born 19 Mar 1619 in Hawkhurst, Kent, England, and died 25 Apr 1705 in Barnstable, MA. He married MARY RICHARDS 04 Dec 1641 in Barnstable, MA, daughter of THOMAS RICHARDS and WELTHEAN LORING. She was born Abt. 1620 in Barnstable, MA, and died 24 Jun 1659 in Barnstable, MA.

Child of THOMAS HINCKLEY and MARY RICHARDS is: 4. i. SAMUEL3 HINCKLEY, b. 14 Feb 1652, Barnstable, MA; d. 19 Mar 1697, Barnstable, MA. 3. SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL1) was born 1625 in Tenterden, Kent, England, and died 06 Nov 1675 in Barnstable, MA. She married JOHN SMITH 13 Jun 1643 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. He was born 11 Mar 1614 in Powerstock, Dorsetshire, England, and died 22 Oct 1710 in Sandwich, Barnstable, MA.

Children of SUSANNAH HINCKLEY and JOHN SMITH are: 5. i. SAMUEL3 SMITH, b. 20 Oct 1644; d. 15 Dec 1719, Woodbridge, NJ.

ii. SARAH SMITH.

iii. EBENEZER SMITH.

iv. MARY SMITH.

v. DORCAS SMITH.

vi. JOHN SMITH.

vii. SHUBAEL SMITH.

viii. BENJAMIN SMITH.

ix. ICHABOD SMITH.

x. ELIZABETH SMITH.

xi. THOMAS SMITH.

xii. JOSEPH SMITH.

Generation No. 3 4. SAMUEL3 HINCKLEY (THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 14 Feb 1652 in Barnstable, MA, and died 19 Mar 1697 in Barnstable, MA. He married SARAH POPE 13 Nov 1676 in Barnstable, MA, daughter of THOMAS POPE and SARAH JENNY. She was born 14 Feb 1658 in Plymouth, MA, and died 05 Jul 1727 in Harwich, MA.

Children of SAMUEL HINCKLEY and SARAH POPE are: 6. i. MARY4 HINCKLEY, b. 22 Jul 1678, Barnstable, MA; d. 07 Jan 1741. 7. ii. SAMUEL HINCKLEY, b. 24 Sep 1684, Barnstable, MA; d. Jan 1760, Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. 5. SAMUEL3 SMITH (SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 20 Oct 1644, and died 15 Dec 1719 in Woodbridge, NJ. He married (1) ESTHER DUNHAM 1680. He married (2) ELIZABETH PIERCE 08 Jun 1692.

Children of SAMUEL SMITH and ESTHER DUNHAM are:

i. ELIZABETH4 SMITH.

ii. SAMUEL SMITH.

iii. BENJAMIN SMITH.

Children of SAMUEL SMITH and ELIZABETH PIERCE are: 8. iv. SHUBAEL4 SMITH, b. 02 Jan 1692, New Castle, DE; d. 31 May 1769, Woodbridge, NJ.

v. JOSEPH SMITH.

vi. SUSANNAH SMITH.

Generation No. 4 6. MARY4 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 22 Jul 1678 in Barnstable, MA, and died 07 Jan 1741. She married SAMUEL BANGS 13 Jan 1703 in Harwich, MA, son of JONATHAN BANGS and MARY MAYO. He was born 12 Jul 1680 in Eastham, MA, and died 11 Jun 1750 in Harwich, MA.

Child of MARY HINCKLEY and SAMUEL BANGS is: 9. i. JOSEPH5 BANGS, b. 30 Jan 1713, Harwich, MA; d. Abt. 1757, Oblong, NY. 7. SAMUEL4 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 24 Sep 1684 in Barnstable, MA, and died Jan 1760 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. He married MARY FREEMAN 1703, daughter of EDMUND FREEMAN and SARAH MAYO. She was born 13 Mar 1686.

Children of SAMUEL HINCKLEY and MARY FREEMAN are: 10. i. SETH5 HINCKLEY, b. 25 Dec 1707, Harwich, Barnstable, MA; d. 02 May 1747, Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. 11. ii. EDMUND HINCKLEY, b. 20 Nov 1712, Harwich, Barnstable, MA. 8. SHUBAEL4 SMITH (SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 02 Jan 1692 in New Castle, DE, and died 31 May 1769 in Woodbridge, NJ. He married PRUDENCE FITZRANDOLPH 17 May 1716. She was born 20 Aug 1696 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died 12 Sep 1766 in Woodbridge, NJ.

Child of SHUBAEL SMITH and PRUDENCE FITZRANDOLPH is: 12. i. MARY5 SMITH, b. 27 Dec 1717; d. 1791. Generation No. 5 9. JOSEPH5 BANGS (MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 30 Jan 1713 in Harwich, MA, and died Abt. 1757 in Oblong, NY. He married THANKFUL HAMLIN 18 Sep 1735 in Barnstable, MA, daughter of EBENEZER HAMLIN and THANKFUL HAMLIN. She was born 06 Aug 1715.

Child of JOSEPH BANGS and THANKFUL HAMLIN is: 13. i. LEMUEL6 BANGS, b. 31 Dec 1739, Harwich, MA; d. 09 May 1824, Portage, NY. 10. SETH5 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 25 Dec 1707 in Harwich, Barnstable, MA, and died 02 May 1747 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. He married THANKFUL ATWOOD 10 Oct 1727 in Barnstable, ME, daughter of ELEAZOR ATWOOD and JOANNA STROUT. She was born 30 Jun 1711 in Eastham, Barnstable, MA.

Children of SETH HINCKLEY and THANKFUL ATWOOD are: 14. i. GIDEON6 HINCKLEY, b. 21 Oct 1731. 15. ii. MERCY NANCY HINCKLEY, b. 23 Oct 1734, Brunswick, Sagadahoc, ME; d. 13 Nov 1814, Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. 11. EDMUND5 HINCKLEY (SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 20 Nov 1712 in Harwich, Barnstable, MA. He married SARAH SMITH 14 Sep 1744, daughter of JOSEPH SMITH and ELIZABETH KNOWLES. She was born 25 Aug 1725 in Eastham, Plymouth, MA.

Child of EDMUND HINCKLEY and SARAH SMITH is: 16. i. LEMUEL6 HINCKLEY, b. 17 Dec 1762, Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. 12. MARY5 SMITH (SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 27 Dec 1717, and died 1791. She married JONATHAN DUNHAM. He was born 12 Jan 1709 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died 21 Sep 1748 in Woodbridge, NJ.

Child of MARY SMITH and JONATHAN DUNHAM is: 17. i. SAMUEL6 DUNHAM, b. May 1742, Woodbridge, NJ; d. 18 Feb 1824, Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.]. Generation No. 6 13. LEMUEL6 BANGS (JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 31 Dec 1739 in Harwich, MA, and died 09 May 1824 in Portage, NY. He married REBECCA KEELER 1774, daughter of ELIJAH KEELER and SARAH --. She was born 29 Apr 1751 in Ridgefield, CT, and died 24 Feb 1812 in Grand River, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Child of LEMUEL BANGS and REBECCA KEELER is: 18. i. ELIJAH KEELER7 BANGS, b. 04 Jun 1780, Stratford, MD; d. 13 Sep 1856, Philadelphia, PA. 14. GIDEON6 HINCKLEY (SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 21 Oct 1731. He married (1) MARY RUSSELL 22 Sep 1755 in Newburryport, Essex, MA, daughter of JOSEPH RUSSELL and MARY WILLIAMS. She was born 22 Apr 1737 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. He married (2) SARAH COLE 02 Aug 1782. She was born Abt. 1764 in Topsham, Cumberland, ME.

Child of GIDEON HINCKLEY and MARY RUSSELL is: 19. i. JOSEPH WOOSTER7 HINCKLEY, b. 27 Oct 1761, Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. 15. MERCY NANCY6 HINCKLEY (SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 23 Oct 1734 in Brunswick, Sagadahoc, ME, and died 13 Nov 1814 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. She married BENJAMIN WHITNEY 25 Jul 1752, son of JOHN WHITNEY and LETTY FORD. He was born 02 Jun 1727 in York, ME, and died 1797 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME.

Child of MERCY HINCKLEY and BENJAMIN WHITNEY is: 20. i. SAMUEL L.7 WHITNEY, b. 06 Feb 1774; d. 07 Dec 1848. 16. LEMUEL6 HINCKLEY (EDMUND5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 17 Dec 1762 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. He married ELIZABETH OLIVER 17 Oct 1782. She was born Abt. 1762.

Children of LEMUEL HINCKLEY and ELIZABETH OLIVER are:

i. MARY7 HINCKLEY, b. 24 Nov 1788, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

ii. ENOCH HINCKLEY, b. Abt. 1801, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

iii. LOIS HINCKLEY, b. 02 Jan 1802, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

iv. LUCY HINCKLEY, b. Abt. 1804, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME; m. ISRAEL HAM; b. Abt. 1802.

21. v. MARY ANN HINCKLEY, b. 08 Jun 1807, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

vi. REBECCA HINCKLEY, b. Abt. 1808, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

vii. JEREMIAH HINCKLEY, b. 1811, Lisbon, Cumberland, ME.

17. SAMUEL6 DUNHAM (MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born May 1742 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died 18 Feb 1824 in Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.]. He married HANNAH CHINOWETH. She died 1826.

Children of SAMUEL DUNHAM and HANNAH CHINOWETH are:

i. MARY SARAH7 DUNHAM.

ii. DAVID DUNHAM.

iii. HANNAH DUNHAM.

iv. AMOS DUNHAM.

v. SINA DUNHAM.

vi. BENJAMIN WAHINGTON DUNHAM.

vii. AARON DUNHAM.

viii. SAMUEL DUNHAM.

22. ix. JACOB DUNHAM, b. 01 Jun 1795, Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.]; d. 30 Jul 1865, Tipton Co., IN. Generation No. 7 18. ELIJAH KEELER7 BANGS (LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 04 Jun 1780 in Stratford, MD, and died 13 Sep 1856 in Philadelphia, PA. He married ESTHER STACKHOUSE 29 Oct 1807 in Philadelphia, PA, daughter of AMOS STACKHOUSE and MARY POWELL. She was born 17 Oct 1787 in Philadelphia, PA, and died 27 Sep 1819 in Philadelphia, PA.

Child of ELIJAH BANGS and ESTHER STACKHOUSE is: 23. i. MARY ANN8 BANGS, b. 15 Jun 1817, Philadelphia, PA; d. Aft. 1876. 19. JOSEPH WOOSTER7 HINCKLEY (GIDEON6, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 27 Oct 1761 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME. He married MARY COULIER Abt. 1783. She was born Abt. 1764 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME.

Child of JOSEPH HINCKLEY and MARY COULIER is: 24. i. JESSE WORLEY8 HINCKLEY, b. 03 Apr 1801, Brunswick, Cumberland, ME; d. 26 Nov 1877. 20. SAMUEL L.7 WHITNEY (MERCY NANCY6 HINCKLEY, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 06 Feb 1774, and died 07 Dec 1848. He married (1) LYDIA CURIT. He married (2) LYDIA CURIT 24 Dec 1801. She was born 30 Jan 1776, and died 07 Dec 1848.

Child of SAMUEL WHITNEY and LYDIA CURIT is: 25. i. ELIZA8 WHITNEY, b. 25 Sep 1802, Brunswick, Cumberland, ME; d. 15 Nov 1871, Rosendale, WI. 21. MARY ANN7 HINCKLEY (LEMUEL6, EDMUND5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 08 Jun 1807 in Lisbon, Cumberland, ME. She married CAPT. THOMAS JORDAN 22 Mar 1831, son of EPHRAIM JORDAN and ANN JORDAN. He was born 08 Apr 1801 in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, ME, and died 11 Dec 1846 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME.

Child of MARY HINCKLEY and THOMAS JORDAN is: 26. i. MARTHA8 JORDAN, b. 12 Mar 1839, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME; d. 21 Oct 1880, Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. 22. JACOB7 DUNHAM (SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 01 Jun 1795 in Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.], and died 30 Jul 1865 in Tipton Co., IN. He married CATHERINE GOODNIGHT 21 Oct 1819 in Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.]. She died in Tipton, Ind.. More About CATHERINE GOODNIGHT: Baptism: 18 Nov 1792, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, North Wales Township, Montgomery Co., Pa

Child of JACOB DUNHAM and CATHERINE GOODNIGHT is: 27. i. JACOB MACKEY8 DUNHAM, b. 07 May 1824, Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.]; d. 12 Jun 1907, Okmulgee Co., Oklahoma Territory. Generation No. 8 23. MARY ANN8 BANGS (ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 15 Jun 1817 in Philadelphia, PA, and died Aft. 1876. She married JOSEPH AMBROSE BEAKY 01 Jun 1840 in Philadelphia, PA, son of JOSEPH BEAKY and CATHARINE SHRINER. He was born 14 Jun 1818 in Emmitsburg, MD, and died 27 Jan 1858 in Mississippi River.

Child of MARY BANGS and JOSEPH BEAKY is: 28. i. MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, b. 01 Jun 1841, Emmitsburg, MD; d. 01 Jul 1917. 24. JESSE WORLEY8 HINCKLEY (JOSEPH WOOSTER7, GIDEON6, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 03 Apr 1801 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 26 Nov 1877. He married ELIZA WHITNEY 26 Aug 1824 in Androscoggin, ME, daughter of SAMUEL WHITNEY and LYDIA CURIT. She was born 25 Sep 1802 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 15 Nov 1871 in Rosendale, WI.

Child of JESSE HINCKLEY and ELIZA WHITNEY is: 29. i. ANDREW J.9 HINCKLEY, b. 13 Nov 1829, Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME; d. 29 Jun 1902, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME. 25. ELIZA8 WHITNEY (SAMUEL L.7, MERCY NANCY6 HINCKLEY, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 25 Sep 1802 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 15 Nov 1871 in Rosendale, WI. She married JESSE WORLEY HINCKLEY 26 Aug 1824 in Androscoggin, ME, son of JOSEPH HINCKLEY and MARY COULIER. He was born 03 Apr 1801 in Brunswick, Cumberland, ME, and died 26 Nov 1877.

Child is listed above under (24) Jesse Worley HINCKLEY. 26. MARTHA8 JORDAN (MARY ANN7 HINCKLEY, LEMUEL6, EDMUND5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 12 Mar 1839 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME, and died 21 Oct 1880 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. She married ANDREW J. HINCKLEY 15 May 1862, son of JESSE HINCKLEY and ELIZA WHITNEY. He was born 13 Nov 1829 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME, and died 29 Jun 1902 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME.

Child of MARTHA JORDAN and ANDREW HINCKLEY is: 30. i. ESSIE JORDAN9 HINCKLEY, b. 24 Apr 1868, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME; d. 15 Jul 1928, Lexington, Middlesex, MA. 27. JACOB MACKEY8 DUNHAM (JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 07 May 1824 in Berkeley Co., Va. [now W. Va.], and died 12 Jun 1907 in Okmulgee Co., Oklahoma Territory. He married LOUISE ELIZA STROUP 21 Jul 1853 in Tipton Co., IN, daughter of JOHN STROUP and ELIZA CLEMMONS. She was born 08 Oct 1837 in Madison Co., Ohio, and died 26 Oct 1901 in Wellston, Oklahoma Territory.

Child of JACOB DUNHAM and LOUISE STROUP is: 31. i. JACOB WILLIAM9 DUNHAM, b. 07 Feb 1863, Kempton, IN; d. 13 Aug 1936, Wichita, Kansas. Generation No. 9 28. MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY (MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 01 Jun 1841 in Emmitsburg, MD, and died 01 Jul 1917. She married DAVID DAVIS WALKER 25 Dec 1862 in St. Louis, MO, son of GEORGE WALKER and HARRIET MERCER. He was born 19 Jan 1840 in Ilinois, and died 04 Oct 1918 in Kennebunkport, ME.

Child of MARTH BEAKY and DAVID WALKER is: 32. i. GEORGE HERBERT10 WALKER, b. 11 Jun 1875, St Louis, MO; d. 24 Jun 1953, New York, NY. 29. ANDREW J.9 HINCKLEY (JESSE WORLEY8, JOSEPH WOOSTER7, GIDEON6, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 13 Nov 1829 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME, and died 29 Jun 1902 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME. He married (1) ELIZABETH JORDAN Jun 1857. She was born 12 Mar 1839, and died 11 Apr 1861. He married (2) MARTHA JORDAN 15 May 1862, daughter of THOMAS JORDAN and MARY HINCKLEY. She was born 12 Mar 1839 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME, and died 21 Oct 1880 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME. He married (3) ANN JORDAN 27 Dec 1892. She was born Abt. 1832.

Child of ANDREW HINCKLEY and ELIZABETH JORDAN is:

i. LIZZIE10 HINCKLEY, b. 14 Jan 1861, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME; d. 28 Jun 1881.

Child is listed above under (26) Martha JORDAN. 30. ESSIE JORDAN9 HINCKLEY (ANDREW J.9, JESSE WORLEY8, JOSEPH WOOSTER7, GIDEON6, SETH5, SAMUEL4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 24 Apr 1868 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME, and died 15 Jul 1928 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA. She married EUGENE VINTON EARLE 02 Sep 1891 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME, son of EUGENE EARLE and HARRIET NICHOLS. He was born 22 Jul 1866 in Lisbon, Androscoggin, ME, and died 01 Jul 1923 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA.

Children of ESSIE HINCKLEY and EUGENE EARLE are:

i. CLARENCE10 EARLE, b. 05 Jun 1892, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME; d. 21 Jun 1895.

ii. FOSTER BREWSTER EARLE, b. 22 May 1895, Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME; m. (1) MADELINE MEARS; b. Abt. 1898; m. (2) HARRIET FIELDS; b. Abt. 1898; m. (3) LOIS NASH; b. Abt. 1910.

iii. ARTHUR HINCKLEY EARLE, b. 10 Oct 1896, Portland, Androscoggin, ME; d. 30 Jul 1971, Hartford, CT; m. (1) MILDRED SCOTT, 29 Sep 1922; b. 05 Apr 1906, Lexington, Middlesex, MA; m. (2) CYNTHIA KAISER, 20 Jun 1953; b. 05 Dec 1910.

iv. EDWARD VINTON EARLE, b. 20 Feb 1903, Newton, Essex, MA; d. Mar 1985, Las Vegas, CLARK, NV; m. BESSIE MARIE ERVIN, Abt. 1924; b. 02 Jul 1902, Scottsburg, SCOTT, Ind; d. Jun 1977, Portland, Multnoma, OR.

31. JACOB WILLIAM9 DUNHAM (JACOB MACKEY8, JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 07 Feb 1863 in Kempton, IN, and died 13 Aug 1936 in Wichita, Kansas. He married MARY ANN KEARNEY 01 Mar 1890, daughter of FALMOUTH KEARNEY and CHARLOTTE HOLLOWAY. She was born 19 Sep 1869 in Tipton Co., IN, and died 13 Aug 1936 in Wichita, Kansas.

Child of JACOB DUNHAM and MARY KEARNEY is: 33. i. RALPH WALDO EMERSON10 DUNHAM, b. 25 Dec 1894, Argonia, Kansas; d. 04 Oct 1970, Wichita, Kansas. Generation No. 10 32. GEORGE HERBERT10 WALKER (MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 11 Jun 1875 in St Louis, MO, and died 24 Jun 1953 in New York, NY. He married LUCRETIA WEAR 17 Jan 18991, daughter of JAMES WEAR and NANCY HOLLIDAY. She was born 17 Sep 1874 in St Louis, MO, and died 28 Aug 1961 in Biddeford, Maine.

Child of GEORGE WALKER and LUCRETIA WEAR is: 34. i. DOROTHY11 WALKER, b. 01 Jul 1901, Walker's Pt, York Co., Maine; d. 19 Nov 1992, Greenwich, CT. 33. RALPH WALDO EMERSON10 DUNHAM (JACOB WILLIAM9, JACOB MACKEY8, JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 25 Dec 1894 in Argonia, Kansas, and died 04 Oct 1970 in Wichita, Kansas. He married RUTH LUCILLE ARMOUR 03 Oct 1915 in Wichita, Kansas, daughter of HARRY ARMOUR and GABRIELLA CLARK. She was born 01 Sep 1900, and died 25 Nov 1926 in Wichita, Kansas. More About RUTH LUCILLE ARMOUR: Cause of Death: Suicide

Children of RALPH DUNHAM and RUTH ARMOUR are: 35. i. STANLEY ARMOUR11 DUNHAM, b. 23 Mar 1918; d. 08 Feb 1992, Honolulu, Hawaii.

ii. RALPH DUNHAM.

Generation No. 11 34. DOROTHY11 WALKER (GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 01 Jul 1901 in Walker's Pt, York Co., Maine, and died 19 Nov 1992 in Greenwich, CT2. She married PRESCOTT SHELDON BUSH 06 Aug 1921 in Kennebunkport, York Co., ME3, son of SAMUEL BUSH and FLORA SHELDON. He was born 15 May 1895 in Columbus, OH, and died 08 Oct 1972 in New York, NY.

Children of DOROTHY WALKER and PRESCOTT BUSH are: 36. i. GEORGE HERBERT WALKER12 BUSH, b. 12 Jun 1924, Rye, NY.

ii. PRESCOTT SHELDON BUSH, b. 1922.

iii. NANCY BUSH, b. 1926.

37. iv. JONATHAN JAMES BUSH, b. 1931.

v. WILLIAM TROTTER BUSH, b. 1938.

35. STANLEY ARMOUR11 DUNHAM (RALPH WALDO EMERSON10, JACOB WILLIAM9, JACOB MACKEY8, JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 23 Mar 1918, and died 08 Feb 1992 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He married MADELYN LEE PAYNE 05 May 1940, daughter of ROLLA PAYNE and LEONA MCCURRY. She was born 26 Oct 1922 in Peru, Kansas, and died 03 Nov 2008 in Hawaii.

Child of STANLEY DUNHAM and MADELYN PAYNE is: 38. i. STANLEY ANN12 DUNHAM, b. 29 Nov 1942, Wichita, Kansas; d. 07 Nov 1995, Honolulu, Hawaii. Generation No. 12 36. GEORGE HERBERT WALKER12 BUSH (DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 12 Jun 1924 in Rye, NY. He married BARBARA PIERCE 06 Jan 1945 in Rye, NY, daughter of MARVIN PIERCE and PAULINE ROBINSON. She was born 1925.

Children of GEORGE BUSH and BARBARA PIERCE are: 39. i. GEORGE WALKER13 BUSH, b. 06 Jul 1946, New Haven, CT.

ii. ROBIN BUSH, b. Abt. 1949; d. 1953.

More About ROBIN BUSH: Cause of Death: Leukemia 40. iii. JOHN ELLIS BUSH, b. 11 Feb 1953. 41. iv. NEIL MALLON BUSH, b. 22 Jan 1955.

v. MARVIN PIERCE BUSH, b. 22 Oct 1956; m. MARGARET MOLSTER.

vi. DOROTHY WALKER BUSH, b. 1959.

37. JONATHAN JAMES12 BUSH (DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 1931. He married JOSEPHINE BRADLEY.

Child of JONATHAN BUSH and JOSEPHINE BRADLEY is: 42. i. WILLIAM HALL13 BUSH, b. 13 Oct 1971. 38. STANLEY ANN12 DUNHAM (STANLEY ARMOUR11, RALPH WALDO EMERSON10, JACOB WILLIAM9, JACOB MACKEY8, JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 29 Nov 1942 in Wichita, Kansas, and died 07 Nov 1995 in Honolulu, Hawaii. She married (1) LOLO SOETORO. She married (2) BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA 02 Feb 1961 in Maui, Hawaii, son of HUSSEIN OBAMA and AKUMU ~~. He was born 1936 in Alego, Kenya, Africa, and died 1982 in Nairobi, Kenya, Africa.

Child of STANLEY DUNHAM and LOLO SOETORO is:

i. MAYA13 SOETORO.

Child of STANLEY DUNHAM and BARACK OBAMA is: 43. ii. (PRESIDENT) BARACK HUSSEIN13 OBAMA II, b. 04 Aug 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii. Generation No. 13 39. GEORGE WALKER13 BUSH (GEORGE HERBERT WALKER12, DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 06 Jul 1946 in New Haven, CT. He married LAURA LANE WELCH 05 Nov 1977, daughter of HAROLD WELCH and JENNA HAWKINS. She was born 04 Nov 1946.

Children of GEORGE BUSH and LAURA WELCH are:

i. BARBARA PIERCE14 BUSH, b. 25 Nov 1981, Dallas, TX.

ii. JENNA WELCH BUSH, b. 25 Nov 1981, Dallas, TX; m. HENRY HAGAR, 10 May 2008, Crawford, TX; b. 1978.

40. JOHN ELLIS13 BUSH (GEORGE HERBERT WALKER12, DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 11 Feb 1953. He married COLUMBA GARNICA GALLO 23 Feb 1974, daughter of JOSE GARNICA and JOSEFINA GALLO. She was born 17 Aug 1953 in Leon, Guanajato, Mexico. More About JOHN ELLIS BUSH: Occupation: Bet. 05 Jan 1999 - 02 Jan 2007, Governor of Florida

Children of JOHN BUSH and COLUMBA GALLO are:

i. GEORGE P.14 BUSH.

ii. NOELLE BUSH.

iii. JOHN E. BUSH, JR..

41. NEIL MALLON13 BUSH (GEORGE HERBERT WALKER12, DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 22 Jan 1955. He married SHARON SMITH.

Child of NEIL BUSH and SHARON SMITH is:

i. LAUREN14 BUSH, b. 1984.

More About LAUREN BUSH: Occupation: Model 42. WILLIAM HALL13 BUSH (JONATHAN JAMES12, DOROTHY11 WALKER, GEORGE HERBERT10, MARTH ADELA9 BEAKY, MARY ANN8 BANGS, ELIJAH KEELER7, LEMUEL6, JOSEPH5, MARY4 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, SAMUEL1) was born 13 Oct 1971. He married SYDNEY DAVIS.

Children of WILLIAM BUSH and SYDNEY DAVIS are:

i. LILLIE14 BUSH, b. 17 Oct 2004.

ii. JOSEPHINE BUSH.

iii. MARY BRADLEY BUSH.

43. (PRESIDENT) BARACK HUSSEIN13 OBAMA II (STANLEY ANN12 DUNHAM, STANLEY ARMOUR11, RALPH WALDO EMERSON10, JACOB WILLIAM9, JACOB MACKEY8, JACOB7, SAMUEL6, MARY5 SMITH, SHUBAEL4, SAMUEL3, SUSANNAH2 HINCKLEY, SAMUEL1) was born 04 Aug 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He married MICHELLE LAVAUGHN ROBINSON 18 Oct 1992 in Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL. She was born 17 Jan 1964 in Chicago, IL. More About PRESIDENT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA II: Fact: 04 Nov 2008, Elected as first Acrican-American President of the United States.

Children of BARACK OBAMA and MICHELLE ROBINSON are:

i. MALIA ANN14 OBAMA, b. 1998.

ii. SASHA OBAMA, b. 2001.

Endnotes 1. 1930 New York, Nassau Co., Old Westbury, ED 153, sheet 8A, line 39 (cont. on 8B). 2. SSDI 040-38-9160. 3. Census: 1930 Connecticut, Fairfield Co., Greenwich, ED 134, sheet 4A, line 21, Sheet 4A, Line 21."

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ALSO NEW (for Me, at least.)

An AWESOME Original- Searchable- Scan Online book- of: FREEMAN Family Genealogy!

In here you can locate a Hepzibah WHITNEY married (1766) to a Nathan Freeman- son of John Freeman and Bethiah Cobb.
http://www.archive.org/stream/freemangenealogy1875free#page/372/mode/2up

They had 4 Children- Bethia, Nathaniel, Samuel & Elizabeth.
http://www.archive.org/stream/freemangenealogy1875free#page/386/mode/2up

Nathan Freeman also married (1775)- Lydia Deane
They had also, had 3 children- Hannah, Ebenezer, Nathan.

From > COMPLETE from page 1
http://www.archive.org/stream/freemangenealogy1875free#page/n1/mode/2up

== Error on uploading file ==

Robert, I am getting this error when uploading a picture of Charles Mayo Whitney.
"The upload directory (public) is not writable by the webserver."
It is less than 1 MB.
Thanks for any advice.

== WIKI problems ==

Thanks Robert. I had no idea Wiki had so many problems. I thot it was so well established it would be faultless.
I will hopefully be happy until it gets fixed if the edit function is working.

User talk:Rlward

2013-08-01T18:59:21Z

Curtwhitney: /* Error on uploading file */ new section

User talk:Rlward

2011-03-08T21:33:42Z

Curtwhitney:

{{UserTalk}}

[[User:Rlward/Archived_Messages|Old Messages]] through 30 Sep 2010

== Horace Burnham Whitney ==

Greetings Robert Ward:

I Bruce Thomas Whitney have been independantly searching the Whitney lineage. I've reviewed much of your lineage of Thomas Whitney 1550, his descendant was my relative Horace B. Whitney, born 1806. that would be my great, great great grandfather. I've located a page of the, family Bible of Lucetta Frazier Whitney who was Horace B. wife which gives the date of his birth and death. Lucetta remarried a Fletcher and perhaps a Todd. I've the Fletcher line also traced back to 1765. I've the family lines from Horace through myself pretty well documented from Census, birth, marriage and death certificates, as well as family notes from family Bibles etc....

I can be contacted via email: btw20@hotmail.com.

I most appreciated your work on the Thomas (1550) connection to possibly a Robert of 1500??? and back from there to Robert de Whitney of 1210, and read with great enthusiasm the discussion of Wed. June 26, 2004

I certainly can fill out the lineage from Horace Burnham Whitney forward for you to present day, at least in respects to my direct lineage. I've got those details and documentation if you are interested. I'll try and add names to this site as I can spare the time from time to time..... can email the Bible document for you to see Horace born 9-13-1806 in Lansingburg, NY. and died 9-21-1831 drowning in the Mississippi River 40 miles above Ft. Armstrong at the age of 25 years and 8 months according to the family Bible. He was the son of Luther and Jerusha (Burnham) Whitney

Thanks and take care in your searching!
Bruce T. Whitney

== Thank you. ==

Thank you for your welcome and for your corrections. I am happy to have both. I am beginning to communicate with cousins (few in number), by email and hope that I can add to your massive project. Although my sister is convinced that we are connected to at least the most wealthy of the Whitneys, my aim is a bit more modest, to help my children and grandchildren know better where they came from. I did see the theory last night that DNA samples suggest a connection between Ebenezer and John. More puzzles. Good, I suspect, expecially for a mathematician.

Thank you again.

Harris Lindenfeld

Hi Robert,
I was reviewing the page of my GGfather, Charles Mayo Whitney, and it seems like several links to references and pictures have been changed or deleted. Also several references are listed twice. For instance ref to the book of lawyers in St. Louis and the censuses. I thought we had an actual link to the Google book collection and/or a copy of the actual pages where he is mentioned and his picture shows. I wonder why there are duplicate entries. Should I delete them and go about repairing the page. Maybe there is a robot at work which did these things.
Also why, when clicking the link to the census does it show ALL Whitneys and not just the one (s) pages mentioning the individual in question? just a very course search link? Similarly when I click on a ref to a picture I uploaded, it just takes mt to the archive page of all pictures...and by the way, my uploaded pics aren't even there.
Myabe this is all a result of migration to a newer version of wiki or something. I am certainly confused.
Thanks for your help and guidance.
Curt Whitney

Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)

2011-03-08T20:49:59Z

Curtwhitney: /* Census Records */

'''Charles Mayo Whitney'''
([[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1870)|Jacob]],
(prob.) [[Family:Whitney, Jabez (1767-1849)|Jabez6]],
[[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1737-1803)|Jacob5]],
[[Family:Whitney, Jonas (1708-1792)|Jonas4]],
[[Family:Whitney, Eleazer (1662-1738)|Eleazar3]],
[[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1627-1719)|Thomas2]],
[[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John1]]),
son of [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1870)|Jacob and Sally (Pratt) Whitney]],
was born 23 Oct 1833, Wayland, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 17 Mar 1900, Vancouver, BC.{{ref|2}}

He married, 1859 or 1860 '''Laura Acenath Maxfield'''.{{ref|3}}{{ref|4}} She was born 16 Sep 1836, Chester, VT,{{ref|5}} and died 22 Dec 1893,{{ref|6}} New Westminster, BC.

They lived in Troy for several years, while Charles was working as a lawyer.

By 1880 he is living in Saint Louis, where he is listed variously as a lawyer and an editor.{{ref|7}}

By 1890, we find Charles and his son, Charles Francis, both living near Vancouver, BC. Charles M. started a newspaper there, and apparently started going by the name "Mayo" (his middle name).{{ref|8}}

Children of Charles Mayo and Laura A. Maxfield Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top| i.
| [[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|'''Charles Francis Whitney''']], b. ca. 1871, St. Louis, MO; d. Apr 1931, Miami, FL.
|}

== Census Records ==

* {{missing|1840}}
* [[Archive:1850 Census Extracts, Massachusetts, Worcester County#168|1850, Royalston, Worcester Co., MA]]:
Boarding House
42 53 Luther Cushing 49 M - Readingmaster Mass.
...
Chas. W. Whitney 18 M - Laborer Mass.
...
* [[Archive:1860 Census Extracts, New York, Rensselaer County#10|1860, Troy Ward 7, Rensselaer Co., NY]]:
 317 611 J. T. Williams 43 M - Shoemaker $400 N.Y.
Elizabeth " 43 F - "
Melissa " 17 " - Collar Stretcher $200 "
Caroline " 13 " - " Attended school
Frances " 6 " - "
Geo. " 4 M - "
Elizabeth " 8/12 F - "
612 Chas. M. Whitney 26 M - Lawyer $200 Mass. Married in year
Laura " 22 F - Vermont Married in year
* [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Missouri#78|1870, St. Louis Ward 6, St. Louis, Independent City, MO]]:
1089 1320 Parsons, Scott B. 29 M W Physician Maine Male citizen over 21
-----, Henrietta K. 27 F W At home South Wales, Australia Parents foreign born
-----, Harvy 9 M W Do Missouri Mother foreign born, Attended school
-----, H. Octavia 1 F W do do Mother foreign born
1321 Evens, Mary A. 52 F W Keeps house England Parents foreign born
Whitney, Charles 36 M W Editor $500 Massachusetts Male citizen over 21
-----, Laura 33 F W At home Vermont
Crocker, John G. 34 M W Photographer New York Male citizen over 21
-----, Laura 31 F W At home Do Parents foreign born
* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Missouri#98|1880, Saint Louis, Saint Louis Co., MO]]:
Chas. M. WHITNEY 47 Self M M W MA Lawyer --- MA
Laura A. WHITNEY 44 Wife F M W VT Keeping House VT VT
Charles F. WHITNEY 9 Son M S W MO At School MA VT
* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Missouri#109|1880, Saint Louis (2nd enumeration), Saint Louis Co., MO]]:
Charles M. WHITNEY 46 Self M M W MA Lawyer MA MA
Laura A. WHITNEY 43 Wife F M W VT Keeps House VT VT
Charles F. WHITNEY 9 Son M S W MO At School MA VT

== References ==

1.{{note|1}} ''The Bench and Bar of St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Other Missouri Cities, Biographical Sketches,'' American Biographical Publishing Company, pg 144, 1884.

2.{{note|2}} [[Archive:Death Record for Mayo Whitney, 17 Mar 1900|Death Certificate for Mayo Whitney]], filed 19 Mar 1900, British Columbia.

3.{{note|3}} 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B; 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

4.{{note|4}} 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

5.{{note|5}} Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia; [[:Image:LauraAcenathMaxfieldbirth.jpg|Birth Record]] for Laura Acenath Maxfield recorded 9 Apr 1847 in Chester, VT.

6.{{note|6}} Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia.

7.{{note|7}} 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

8.{{note|8}} ''The Bench and Bar of St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Other Missouri Cities, Biographical Sketches'', American Biographical Publishing Company, pg 144, 1884.

----
Copyright © 2006, 2010, [[User:Stacy|Stacy Whitney]], [[User:curtwhitney|Curt Whitney]], and the Whitney Research Group.

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Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-05T15:45:04Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Hhwhitney.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 1]]
[[Image:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 2]]

Reference: Resort Management, November 1950

Copyright info: Posted here with permission of T J Finan IV, Publisher, per email 9/4/2007

References: [[Archive:Jackson NH Meeting re Whitneys' resort| Article from 1979]] ;
[[Archive:Whitney Inn, Jackson, NH|Story about Whitneys']]

Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-05T15:40:41Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Hhwhitney.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 1]]
[[Image:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 2]]

Reference: Resort Management, November 1950

Copyright info: Posted here with permission of T J Finan IV, Publisher, per email 9/4/2007

Reference: [[Archive:Jackson NH Meeting re Whitneys' resort| Article from 1979]]
[[Archive:Whitney Inn in Jackson, N H|Story about Whitneys']]

Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-05T15:35:12Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Hhwhitney.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 1]]
[[Image:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 2]]

Reference: Resort Management, November 1950

Copyright info: Posted here with permission of T J Finan IV, Publisher, per email 9/4/2007

Reference: [[Archive:Jackson NH Meeting re Whitneys' resort| Article from 1979]]

Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-04T17:35:44Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Hhwhitney.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 1]]
[[Image:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 2]]

Reference: Resort Management, November 1950

Reference: [[http://wiki.whitneygen.org/wrg/index.php?title=Archive:Jackson_NH_Meeting_re_Whitneys%27_resort| Article from 1979]]

Copyright info: Posted here with permission of T J Finan IV, Publisher, per email 9/4/2007

Archive:Jackson NH Meeting re Whitneys' resort

2007-09-04T17:30:11Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Whitneysresort.png]]

Reference: Feb. 22, 1979 Article from local newspaper, reporting on Feb. 7 meeting of the Jackson Historical Society

File:Whitneysresort.png

2007-09-04T17:24:02Z

Curtwhitney: Jackson Historical Society meeting program about Whitneys' resort

Jackson Historical Society meeting program about Whitneys' resort

Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-04T17:05:06Z

Curtwhitney:

Archive:Whitney Inn, Jackson, NH

2007-09-04T16:29:00Z

Curtwhitney:

The following factual story is from a friend describing her experience in 1946 with the [[Archive:Whitneys%27_in_Jackson%2C_N.H.|Whitneys']] resort which was located in Jackson, New Hampshire and owned by a H.H. Whitney family. The author, Jeanne Nutter, lives near me in the Caney Fork Community near Cullowhee, NC, and has given me permission to publish it here. She has fond memories of the Whitney family mentioned therein. This was also published by New Ground Press as part of a collection of works, called "And Then THE WAR Was Over" by Senior Writers at the Golden Age Center, Sylva, North Carolina.
Hope you enjoy it.
Curt Whitney --[[User:Curtwhitney|Curt]] 09:02, 18 June 2007 (CDT)

----

== JEANNE NUTTER ==

SNOW TRAIN

The Snow Train left New York City's bustling Grand Central Station one December day in 1946, carrying me away from the sophisticated, cosmopolitan Big Apple to a far different environment. The Snow Train ran once a day to Boston and then on to the small White Mountains town of Intervale, New Hampshire, literally the end of the line.

Encumbered with three large suitcases, a small cosmetics case, figure skates and skis with boots attached, I found a seat and settled myself for the long ride. My destination was Jackson, New Hampshire, where I would be the secretary-hostess at a well-known resort, Whitneys. The enticement was that I would work mornings and have afternoons free to ski. The thought of skiing every day boggled my mind; I'd even refused a job at the famous Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. My only regret was having to spend my first Christmas away from home.

Excited and anticipating a wonderful winter ahead, I wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Whitney would be nice to work for; would the Inn be as New England as I imagined; would I meet any new friends and how about the apres ski life?

The slow Snow Train chugged on through a bucolic countryside, and I succumbed to the train's sleep-inducing motion. I closed my book, Gone with the Wind, and thought about the past year.

Even though my graduation in '45 was a milepost for me, the ending of World War II was an event I'll never forget. I was working in New York City when wild, unrestrained jubilation erupted in Times Square and all over the city. Peace at last! American soldiers would be returning! No more bomb scares, blackouts, rationing or sadness!

An earsplitting screech of metal to metal suddenly jolted me to the present. The train was screeching to a halt. Nowhere near the end of the line, those of us in my car were concerned. The hills and fields outside the windows were covered with a light dusting of snow but no train station was in sight.

Opening the sliding door to our car, the conductor announced, "Due to the 42 degrees below zero weather, the train has frozen to the tracks. Just as soon as we can get help to loosen her, we will be on our way again."
He left us all wondering how such a thing could happen. The longer the train sat idle, the more frigid the car became. Even the restroom floor had a sheet of ice on it. After two long hours the train gave a jarring clank and amid clouds of steam, chugs and creaks, we were once again headed north.

The Snow Train's terminus was a quaint old station where I was met by my new bosses, the Whitneys. Although they'd waited over two hours, they were friendly and made me feel welcome.

Jackson was reached through a red covered bridge, and as we approached it, Mr. Whitney said, "This bridge has been the entrance to Jackson as long as I can remember." In strong New England accents the Whitneys kept up a running commentary about each place we passed. The village looked like a Currier and Ives picture, right down to the small ice skating rink in the center of town. The road to the Inn followed the picturesque Wildcat River with water thrashing wildly against huge rocks encrusted with icicles. We stopped briefly to view "Mount Washington, the highest and coldest place in the northeast," boasted Mr. Whitney. The snow-capped giant was an awesome sight, only six miles away. When we drove up to the sprawling Inn, I was impressed by the Norman Rockwell-ish atmosphere.
Since only a light snow had fallen, everyone prayed for snow. The ski instructors vowed not to shave until snow fell. Could I have guessed that the bearded ski instructor, just back from Europe, would become my husband? Probably not.

When a heavy snowfall finally came, the Christmas season glistened in its pristine white wrapping, bringing gaiety to the Inn. Guests poured in, ski instructors shaved, ski lifts cranked up and a huge Christmas box from home arrived for me.
The winter flew by, my skiing improved and I shared camaraderie with my new friends. Then late one March night the unthinkable happened.

A fire spread throughout the building with amazing speed. The wooden building became a tinderbox. One minute fire licked the floorboards and the next we were fleeing for our lives.

French Canadian chambermaids leaped out windows. Hattie, the large cook, screamed as she fled that her teeth and life savings were still under her bed. The rest of us, waitresses who were all Smith College graduates, the ski patrol, ski instructors and I, escaped by placing our hands on one another's shoulders as we groped our way down the pitch-black, smoke-filled stairway and out into the freezing night.

Outside we met guests standing in their nightgowns, barefooted in the snow and freezing cold. The wind was fanning the flames into a blazing inferno. We stood in shock.

The sub-zero weather caused havoc with the fire department's response. The first truck wrecked on the way, and the second truck's pump froze-up. A third truck, which had to come twelve miles over winding country roads, arrived too late. The building was completely engulfed in red-hot flames shooting skyward and we could do nothing but watch it burn to the ground. When daylight arrived, all that remained was a pile of smoldering ashes.

Within a couple of days, everyone—the help and guests—left. My only two possessions were pajamas and the fur coat I had grabbed from the foot of my bed. To be without even a comb or toothbrush was beyond belief, but with money wired from my father I bought something to wear and a ticket home.

The Snow Train left the quiet beauty of the snowy White Mountain town and headed towards Grand Central Station. Although the fire had been traumatic, I was most grateful to be alive, but there was no excitement this time, only an emptiness. Totally unencumbered except for many memories, I watched the countryside pass into oblivion as the Snow Train carried me home.

----

Jeanne Nutter, mother of three sons and five grandchildren, has lived with her husband, Irving, in Cullowhee, North Carolina, for the past ten years, coming from Sarasota, Florida. Her hobbies include travel, crafts, skiing and writing. This year two of her stories won first place in the Literary Arts category of the Smokey Mountain Senior Games.

Archive:Whitneys' in Jackson, N.H.

2007-09-04T16:15:18Z

Curtwhitney:

[[Image:Hhwhitney.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 1]]
[[Image:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg|Whitneys' Resort Page 2]]

Reference: Resort Management, November 1950

File:Hhwhitneypg2.jpg

2007-09-04T15:26:10Z

Curtwhitney: Page 2 of article by H.H.Whitney, from Resort Management, November 1950

Page 2 of article by H.H.Whitney, from Resort Management, November 1950

File:Hhwhitney.jpg

2007-09-04T15:21:15Z

Curtwhitney: Page 1 of article by H. H. Whitney re Whitneys' in Jackson,N.H.

Page 1 of article by H. H. Whitney re Whitneys' in Jackson,N.H.

Archive:Whitney Inn, Jackson, NH

2007-09-04T14:33:16Z

Curtwhitney:

The following factual story is from a friend describing her experience in 1946 with the '''''Whitneys''''' resort which was located in Jackson, New Hampshire and owned by a H.H. Whitney family. The author, Jeanne Nutter, lives near me in the Caney Fork Community near Cullowhee, NC, and has given me permission to publish it here. She has fond memories of the Whitney family mentioned therein. This was also published by New Ground Press as part of a collection of works, called "And Then THE WAR Was Over" by Senior Writers at the Golden Age Center, Sylva, North Carolina.
Hope you enjoy it.
Curt Whitney --[[User:Curtwhitney|Curt]] 09:02, 18 June 2007 (CDT)

----

== JEANNE NUTTER ==

SNOW TRAIN

The Snow Train left New York City's bustling Grand Central Station one December day in 1946, carrying me away from the sophisticated, cosmopolitan Big Apple to a far different environment. The Snow Train ran once a day to Boston and then on to the small White Mountains town of Intervale, New Hampshire, literally the end of the line.

Encumbered with three large suitcases, a small cosmetics case, figure skates and skis with boots attached, I found a seat and settled myself for the long ride. My destination was Jackson, New Hampshire, where I would be the secretary-hostess at a well-known resort, Whitneys. The enticement was that I would work mornings and have afternoons free to ski. The thought of skiing every day boggled my mind; I'd even refused a job at the famous Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. My only regret was having to spend my first Christmas away from home.

Excited and anticipating a wonderful winter ahead, I wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Whitney would be nice to work for; would the Inn be as New England as I imagined; would I meet any new friends and how about the apres ski life?

The slow Snow Train chugged on through a bucolic countryside, and I succumbed to the train's sleep-inducing motion. I closed my book, Gone with the Wind, and thought about the past year.

Even though my graduation in '45 was a milepost for me, the ending of World War II was an event I'll never forget. I was working in New York City when wild, unrestrained jubilation erupted in Times Square and all over the city. Peace at last! American soldiers would be returning! No more bomb scares, blackouts, rationing or sadness!

An earsplitting screech of metal to metal suddenly jolted me to the present. The train was screeching to a halt. Nowhere near the end of the line, those of us in my car were concerned. The hills and fields outside the windows were covered with a light dusting of snow but no train station was in sight.

Opening the sliding door to our car, the conductor announced, "Due to the 42 degrees below zero weather, the train has frozen to the tracks. Just as soon as we can get help to loosen her, we will be on our way again."
He left us all wondering how such a thing could happen. The longer the train sat idle, the more frigid the car became. Even the restroom floor had a sheet of ice on it. After two long hours the train gave a jarring clank and amid clouds of steam, chugs and creaks, we were once again headed north.

The Snow Train's terminus was a quaint old station where I was met by my new bosses, the Whitneys. Although they'd waited over two hours, they were friendly and made me feel welcome.

Jackson was reached through a red covered bridge, and as we approached it, Mr. Whitney said, "This bridge has been the entrance to Jackson as long as I can remember." In strong New England accents the Whitneys kept up a running commentary about each place we passed. The village looked like a Currier and Ives picture, right down to the small ice skating rink in the center of town. The road to the Inn followed the picturesque Wildcat River with water thrashing wildly against huge rocks encrusted with icicles. We stopped briefly to view "Mount Washington, the highest and coldest place in the northeast," boasted Mr. Whitney. The snow-capped giant was an awesome sight, only six miles away. When we drove up to the sprawling Inn, I was impressed by the Norman Rockwell-ish atmosphere.
Since only a light snow had fallen, everyone prayed for snow. The ski instructors vowed not to shave until snow fell. Could I have guessed that the bearded ski instructor, just back from Europe, would become my husband? Probably not.

When a heavy snowfall finally came, the Christmas season glistened in its pristine white wrapping, bringing gaiety to the Inn. Guests poured in, ski instructors shaved, ski lifts cranked up and a huge Christmas box from home arrived for me.
The winter flew by, my skiing improved and I shared camaraderie with my new friends. Then late one March night the unthinkable happened.

A fire spread throughout the building with amazing speed. The wooden building became a tinderbox. One minute fire licked the floorboards and the next we were fleeing for our lives.

French Canadian chambermaids leaped out windows. Hattie, the large cook, screamed as she fled that her teeth and life savings were still under her bed. The rest of us, waitresses who were all Smith College graduates, the ski patrol, ski instructors and I, escaped by placing our hands on one another's shoulders as we groped our way down the pitch-black, smoke-filled stairway and out into the freezing night.

Outside we met guests standing in their nightgowns, barefooted in the snow and freezing cold. The wind was fanning the flames into a blazing inferno. We stood in shock.

The sub-zero weather caused havoc with the fire department's response. The first truck wrecked on the way, and the second truck's pump froze-up. A third truck, which had to come twelve miles over winding country roads, arrived too late. The building was completely engulfed in red-hot flames shooting skyward and we could do nothing but watch it burn to the ground. When daylight arrived, all that remained was a pile of smoldering ashes.

Within a couple of days, everyone—the help and guests—left. My only two possessions were pajamas and the fur coat I had grabbed from the foot of my bed. To be without even a comb or toothbrush was beyond belief, but with money wired from my father I bought something to wear and a ticket home.

The Snow Train left the quiet beauty of the snowy White Mountain town and headed towards Grand Central Station. Although the fire had been traumatic, I was most grateful to be alive, but there was no excitement this time, only an emptiness. Totally unencumbered except for many memories, I watched the countryside pass into oblivion as the Snow Train carried me home.

----

Jeanne Nutter, mother of three sons and five grandchildren, has lived with her husband, Irving, in Cullowhee, North Carolina, for the past ten years, coming from Sarasota, Florida. Her hobbies include travel, crafts, skiing and writing. This year two of her stories won first place in the Literary Arts category of the Smokey Mountain Senior Games.

User:Curtwhitney

2007-09-03T18:09:56Z

Curtwhitney:

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Hello.
My name is Curtis Clark Whitney, fifth child of Charles Orlando Whitney.

I live near Cullowhee, in Western North Carolina with my wife Ann.
I retired from BellSouth Cellular Corp. after a 36 year career in the "old" Bell System. My education was in Electrical Engineering, with my Bachelors at the University of Florida and a Masters at NYU while in my first post-college job at Bell Telephone Labs. My hobbies include computers, golf, and SCUBA diving.

I have three children, Curtis Scott, b.1966, Elizabeth Ann, b.1969, and Allison Dawn, b.1953.

As a relative newbie in genealogy, I have enjoyed the hunt for info on my family, concentrating so far on my male Whitney line. Our brickwall for a long time was [[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles Mayo]]. Through perseverence, my niece-in-law, [[User:Stacy|Stacy]], found a family, Jacob & Sally Whitney, whose children seemed a pretty good fit to be his parents. And we had a diary from Charles Mayo's son, Charles Francis, kept while he was a seaman in the Pacific, which mentioned several names as uncles and aunts, all of which fit Jacob and Sally's family. After comparing names, we have now concluded it is a very probable link. Now we are looking for some more definite proof, such as birth, marriage, and cemetary records.

Copyright © 2006, [[User:curtwhitney|Curt Whitney]]

User:Curtwhitney

2007-09-03T18:05:51Z

Curtwhitney:

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Hello.
My name is Curtis Clark Whitney, fifth child of Charles Orlando Whitney.

I live near Cullowhee, in Western North Carolina with my wife Ann.
I retired from BellSouth Cellular Corp. after a 36 year career in the "old" Bell System. My education was in Electrical Engineering, with my Bachelors at the University of Florida and a Masters at NYU while in my first post-college job at Bell Telephone Labs. My hobbies include computers, golf, and SCUBA diving.

I have three children, Curtis Scott, b.1966, Elizabeth Ann, b.1969, and Allison Dawn, b.1953.

As a relative newbie in genealogy, I have enjoyed the hunt for info on my family, concentrating so far on my male Whitney line. Our brickwall for a long time was [[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles Mayo]]. Through perseverence, my niece-in-law, [[User:Stacy|Stacy]], found a family, Jacob & Sally Whitney, whose children seemed a pretty good fit to be his parents. And we had a diary from Charles Mayo's son, Charles Francis, kept while he was a seaman in the Pacific, which mentioned several names as uncles and aunts, all of which fit Jacob and Sally's family. After comparing names, we have now concluded it is a very probable link. Now we are looking for some more definite proof, such as birth, marriage, and cemetary records.

Copyright [[User:curtwhitney|Curt Whitney]]; 2006, 2007

User:Curtwhitney/Lineage

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Curtwhitney:

* [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (s1550-1637)|ThomasA Whitney]], m. Mary Bray
* [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John1 Whitney]], m. Elinor -----
* [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1627-1719)|Thomas2 Whitney]], m. Mary Kedell
* [[Family:Whitney, Eleazer (1662-1738)|Eleazar3 Whitney]],m. Dorothy Ross
* [[Family:Whitney, Jonas (1708-1792)|Jonas4 Whitney]], m. Sarah Perry
* [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1737-1803)|Jacob5 Whitney]], m. Rachel Whiting
* Perhaps [[Family:Whitney, Jabez (1767-1849)|Jabez Whitney]], m. Elizabeth -----
* Very probable [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1860)|Jacob Whitney]], m. Sally aka Sarah Pratt
* [[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles Mayo Whitney]], m. Mary Acenath Maxfield
* [[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis Whitney]], m. Mary Elizabeth Clark
* Charles Orlando Whitney, m. Dorothy Eleanor Baldwin
* Curtis Clark Whitney, m.(1) Judy Ann Shiplet, m.(2) Ann Lesley Thomas

Archive:Charles F Whitney Diary

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Curtwhitney:

This page has links to the various pages of the diary which was kept by Charles F. Whitney while he was working on various ships in the South Pacific during 1897. Some pages did not contain any information, except sometimes scribbles possibly made by his son, or were otherwise illegible or unimportant.

'''''Under construction'''''

* [[:Image:CFW_DiaryFront_cover.jpg|Cover]]
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_Loose1.jpg|Loose 1]]...Slop Chest contents, ref. to capt. Flemming of ship Phasis
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p1.jpg|Page 1]] ...Identity page, note from new wife?, Ref 38 Broomfield (address) Ref Geo. Graff
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p5.jpg|Page 5]] ...Start of trip in Melbourne
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_loose2.jpg|Loose 2]] ...Notes re Sandaken, Borneo and his work
* [[:Image:CFWDiarylooseback2.jpg|Looseback2]] ...Ref to Sandakan
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_pg7.jpg|Page 7]] ...July 15-30,1897;Banjiangi, Madiera Island, into Java Sea

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Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)

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Curtwhitney: /* History */

'''Charles Francis Whitney''' ([[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles M.]]), was born c. 1871, at Saint Louis, MO, and died Apr 1931 at Miami, FL.
=History=
Charles Francis Whitney is the first well known of this Whitney clan. He was the son of Charles Mayo Whitney, who was born about 1832-33 in Massachusetts. Records found to date show his father as a lawyer in Troy, NY and married to Laura Acenath Maxfield, from Chester,VT. They moved to St. Louis, MO where his father was lawyer/editor, and Charles F. was born. The family moved to British Columbia, Canada, perhaps about 1890. His father started a newspaper called the Courtenay Weekly News in November, 1892. It became the Cumberland News later. Charles F. was the first postmaster in Courtenay, in 1893. Charles' mother died in 1893 at the Asylum for the Insane, in BC. His father, Mayo, moved to Vancouver in 1898 and died there in 1900.
==Charles F goes to sea==
Charles F. left Vancouver about 1897 and became a seaman, traveling to Australia. Based on his [[:Archive:Charles F Whitney Diary|diary]], he traveled via the SS Aberdeen to Melbourne, Australia, stayed in the Bethel Shipworks, joined the Lucile of Freeport, Maine, and worked the run from Melbourne to New Castle, a three day sail for 2 pound, 10 shilling. He stayed at the Caledonia Hotel for 18 shillings/week including board. He joined the 1580 ton ship Phasis captained by Thomas Flemming. He left New Castle for Surabaya, Java on June 18, 1897. They went through the Torres Straits June 29, by Maderia Island July 16, then lay on the bar for 8 days. They entered the Java Sea Aug. 19, crossing the line (equator?) about Aug. 26, arriving in the China Sea Aug.27th. They passed the last island on the Borneo coast Aug.29th. On Sept. 2 the ship wrecked at 2245 on the St. Royal Georges reef in the South China Sea. The 27 souls left ship in three boats and sailed ESE for the Ambering coast of Borneo. They were all rescued by Capt. Grant of the steamer Libelle of London and taken to Kudat, then Sandaken, the capital, where they picked up lumber, and then to Kadat and Labuan which is 1/3 owned by NCBY Co. The steamer was owned by New Central Borneo Co. "There is a beautiful drive along the beach studded with orange trees and coconuts. Fine residences line the road for miles." They left Labuan sailing 14 days to Singapore and the ship-wrecked sailors home. He obtained passage to London on Alfred Hoults-Blue Funnel-Pratisclus, then to New York, arriving Dec.13,1897.

==Home again==
After returning to Massachusetts, he married Mary E. Clark and settled in Somerville, MA. His son, Charles O. was born there. Later they moved to Worcester where his uncle Alonzo lived. He was a Railroad Brakeman and then a traveling salesman for the Better Brush Company. The family moved to Florida, via Philadelphia and Ocala in 1925, camping along the way. He worked as a laborer at a concrete block company with his son for a while. He died in Miami in 1935. Strangely, like his mother, his wife Mary spent the last years of her life in a State mental illness home in Chattahoochee, FL before her death in 1945.

He married '''Mary Elizabeth Clark''', daughter of Samuel L. Clark and Dorcus Curtis. She was born 28 Oct 1864 at Gloucester, MA, and died 31 Dec 1945 at Chattahoochee, FL.

Children of Charles Francis and Mary Elizabeth (Clark) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''[[Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)|Charles Orlando Whitney]]''', born 1 Sep 1903 at Somerville, MA and died 5 Dec 1988 at Harrison, AR.
|}

==References==

1860 US Federal Census, Troy Ward 7,Rensselaer, NY, p.641,
1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

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Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)

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Curtwhitney:

'''Charles M. Whitney''' was born in 1833 or 1834 in MA.1,2 He died on 17 Mar 1900 in Vancouver, British Columbia.3 He was probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1860)|Jacob and Sally Whitney]].

He married '''Laura Acenath Maxfield'''1,2 in 1859 or 1860.2

Laura was born Sept.16,1836 in Chester, VT.4,5 She died on 22 Dec 18934 in New Westminster, British Columbia.

They lived in Troy for several years, while Charles was working as a lawyer.

By 1880 he is living in Saint Louis, where he is listed variously as a lawyer and an editor.1

By 1890, we find Charles and his son, Charles Francis, both living near Vancouver, British Columbia. Charles M. started a newspaper there, and apparently started going by the name "Mayo" (his middle name)

He died on 17 Mar 1900 in Vancouver, BC.3

Children of Charles M. and Laura A. Maxfield Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top| i.
| '''[[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis Whitney]]''', born c. 1871 in St. Louis, MO and died Apr 1931 in Miami, FL.
|}

== Census Records ==
* 1840
* 1850
* 1860 Chas M Whitney, Troy Ward 7, Rensselaer, NY
* 1870 Charles Whitney, St Louis Ward 6, St Louis (Independent City), MO
* 1880 Chas. M. Whitney, Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO

== References ==
1 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

2 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

3 [[Archive:Death Record for Mayo Whitney, 17 Mar 1900|Death Certificate for Mayo Whitney]], filed 19 Mar 1900, British Columbia.

4 Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia.

5 [[:Image:LauraAcenathMaxfieldbirth.jpg|Birth Record]] for Laura Acenath Maxfield recorded April 9th,1847 in Chester, VT.

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Family:Whitney, Charles Mayo (1833-1900)

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Curtwhitney:

'''Charles M. Whitney''' was born in 1833 or 1834 in MA.1,2 He died on 17 Mar 1900 in Vancouver, British Columbia.3 He was probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1804-a1860)|Jacob and Sally Whitney]].

He married '''Laura Acenath Maxfield'''1,2 in 1859 or 1860.2

Laura was born Sept. 16,1836 in Chester, VT.4,5 She died on 22 Dec 18934 in New Westminster, British Columbia.

They lived in Troy for several years, while Charles was working as a lawyer.

By 1880 he is living in Saint Louis, where he is listed variously as a lawyer and an editor.1

By 1890, we find Charles and his son, Charles Francis, both living near Vancouver, British Columbia. Charles M. started a newspaper there, and apparently started going by the name "Mayo" (his middle name)

He died on 17 Mar 1900 in Vancouver, BC.3

Children of Charles M. and Laura A. Maxfield Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top| i.
| '''[[Family:Whitney, Charles Francis (1866-1931)|Charles Francis Whitney]]''', born c. 1871 in St. Louis, MO and died Apr 1931 in Miami, FL.
|}

== Census Records ==
* 1840
* 1850
* 1860 Chas M Whitney, Troy Ward 7, Rensselaer, NY
* 1870 Charles Whitney, St Louis Ward 6, St Louis (Independent City), MO
* 1880 Chas. M. Whitney, Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO

== References ==
1 1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

2 1860 Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co, NY, p. 641.

3 [[Archive:Death Record for Mayo Whitney, 17 Mar 1900|Death Certificate for Mayo Whitney]], filed 19 Mar 1900, British Columbia.

4 Death Certificate for Laura Acenith Whitney, filed 22 Dec 1893, British Columbia.

5 [[Image:LauraAcenathMaxfieldbirth.jpg|Birth Record]]for Laura Acenath Maxfield recorded April 9th,1847 in Chester, VT.

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File:LauraAcenathMaxfieldbirth.jpg

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Curtwhitney: David Maxfield family births as recorded by Town Clerk of Chester, VT. Laura Acenath Maxfield was wife of Charles Mayo Whitney.

David Maxfield family births as recorded by Town Clerk of Chester, VT.
Laura Acenath Maxfield was wife of Charles Mayo Whitney.

Archive:Photos

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Curtwhitney:

==[[Whitney Research Group]] Photograph Archives==

[[Archive:Add Photo|Add a photograph]] to this collection. Available numbers: from 169 up.
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1. [[Archive:WRG Photo 1|Lloyd Coleman10 Whitney (Hugh Monticello9, Melvin8, Erastus7, Ezra6, Ezra5, John5, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) and his brother with their motorcycles, ca. 1911?, St. Louis, MO]]

2. [[Archive:WRG Photo 2|Hattie7 Whitney (1847-1897) (Samuel Lumber6, Samuel Lumber5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

3. [[Archive:WRG Photo 3|Gilbert Fowler Wilson (husband of Hattie Whitney)]]

4. [[Archive:WRG Photo 4|Sarah Jane (Whitney) Bushnell, 1846 to 1913, Connecticut]]

5. [[Archive:WRG Photo 5|Ami6 Whitney (1781-1867) (Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), age 75 and Anna Amsden (1784-1858), taken ca. 1858 in Geneva or Canandaigua, Ontario Co. NY]]

6. [[Archive:WRG Photo 6|Ami7 Whitney (Ami6, Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1) and Ann Shearman]]

7. [[Archive:WRG Photo 7|John6 Whitney (1808-1887) (Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) of Lisbon, Maine.]]

8. [[Archive:WRG Photo 8|John7 Whitney (1845-1917) of North Salem and Plainfield, NH and his brother Willard7 (John6, Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

9. [[Archive:WRG Photo 9|Ohel (Ed) (1842-1918) and Mary Esther Catherine (Askren) Whitney (1868-1925) taken before Aug. 1918]]

10. [[Archive:WRG Photo 10|Jehial and Elvira (Beebe) Whitney 1900 Cattauragus Co., NY]]

11. [[Archive:WRG Photo 11|Head stone of Adam Whitney and his wife Mary Ann (Sylvester) Whitney taken at Forest Hill Cemetery, Fitchburg, Mass]]

12. [[Archive:WRG Photo 12|Oliver Cromwell Whitney, 1848-1928]]

13. [[Archive:WRG Photo 13|Headstone, Oliver Cromwell Whitney, Riverside Cemetery, Cody, Wyoming]]

14. [[Archive:WRG Photo 14|Whitney brothers, from left to right top to bottom; William Sr., Ami, Washington, Jane Ann (Tutle, w. of Washington), unknown child, and Milton Whitney. All are sons of Isaac Amsden Whitney.]]

15. [[Archive:WRG Photo 15|Isaac Amsden7 Whitney (Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

16. [[Archive:WRG Photo 16|Jane Moore Whitney, wife of Isaac Amsden Whitney]]

17. [[Archive:WRG Photo 17|Frank8 Whitney (Isaac Amsden7, Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), d. as a POW at Camp Lawton, Millen, Georgia.]]

18. [[Archive:WRG Photo 18|Whitney Church, Hereford, England]]

19. [[Archive:WRG Photo 19|Whitney Court Estate, Whitney, Hereford, England]]

20. [[Archive:WRG Photo 20|Ohio7 Whitney (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

21. [[Archive:WRG Photo 21|Edward Leroy Whitney son of Ebenezer & Anna Squires Whitney and grandson of Ebenezer & Sally Pratt Whitney (ca. 1876)]]

22. [[Archive:WRG Photo 22|Edward Leroy & Nancy Evelyn Clarke Whitney (ca. 1890)]]

23. [[Archive:WRG Photo 23|Children of Edward Whitney: (front) Laura Mabel, Ezra Elisha, Hettie Ann (back) Arthur Edward & Cora Belle (ca. 1900)]]

24. [[Archive:WRG Photo 24|Cora Belle Whitney dau. of Edward Whitney]]

25. [[Archive:WRG Photo 25|Experience (Whitney) Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

26. [[Archive:WRG Photo 26|Samuel Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

27. [[Archive:WRG Photo 27|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

28. [[Archive:WRG Photo 28|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

29. [[Archive:WRG Photo 29|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

30. [[Archive:WRG Photo 30|Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1791-1874]]

31. [[Archive:WRG Photo 31|Clarinda (Williams) Whitney, wife of Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

32. [[Archive:WRG Photo 32|James Shields8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1830-1921]]

33. [[Archive:WRG Photo 33|Elizabeth Field (Knapp) Whitney, wife of James Shields-8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

34. [[Archive:WRG Photo 34|Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields-8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1861-1933]]

35. [[Archive:WRG Photo 35|Helen Frances (Stebbins) Whitney, 1864-1948, wife of Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

36. [[Archive:WRG Photo 36|Varnum7 Whitney (Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1), taken pre 1850]]

37. [[Archive:WRG Photo 37|Abigail Cunningham Parker Whitney, wife of Varnum7 Whitney]]

38. [[Archive:WRG Photo 38|Abigail Frances8 Whitney (Varnum7, Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) (ca 1865), daughter of Varnum7 & Abigail C. (Parker) Whitney]]

39. [[Archive:WRG Photo 39|Victor Whitney Children: Evelyn, Mildred, Elias, Chris ]]

40. [[Archive:WRG Photo 40|William Whitney and Lovinna Hull w/Blanch Whitney around 1895 Independence, OK]]

41. [[Archive:WRG Photo 41|Victor & Lydia Whitney]]

42. [[Archive:WRG Photo 42|Benjamin Morse6 Whitney (Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

43. [[Archive:WRG Photo 43|Royal Thaxter7 Whitney (Benjamin Morse6, Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

44. [[Archive:WRG Photo 44|Sarah Louise (Lambert) Whitney, wife of Royal Thaxter7 Whitney]]

45. [[Archive:WRG Photo 45|William Whitney, brother of mother Fannie Babcock (nee Whitney). On back of photo: carte de visite.]]

46. [[Archive:WRG Photo 46|Olive Grace and Harry Earl Whitney, 1921, Boise, ID]]

47. [[Archive:WRG Photo 47|Albert Whitney b. 1826]]

48. [[Archive:WRG Photo 48|Albert Whitney b. 1826 with wife (Matilda) and son (Lyman)]]

49. [[Archive:WRG Photo 49|Arthur E. Modes obituary]]

50. [[Archive:WRG Photo 50|Lovinna Hull Whitney obituary]]

51. [[Archive:WRG Photo 51|Viola Whitney Fitchitt death certificate]]

52. [[Archive:WRG Photo 52|William Whitney & Lovinna O. Hull marriage certificate]]

53. [[Archive:WRG Photo 53|William Whitney obituary]]

54. [[Archive:WRG Photo 54|House of Phinehas6 Whitney (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

55. [[Archive:WRG Photo 55|Lucy Bryant Whitney Johnson and William Loren Whitney Saratoga, Iowa 1870's (courtesy Sue Sonju)]]

56. [[Archive:WRG Photo 56|William Loren Whitney in Nebraska, 1870's]]

57. [[Archive:WRG Photo 57|Henry Payson Whitney 1820-1896]]

58. [[Archive:WRG Photo 58|Margaret Hall Bohanon Whitney 1824-1915]]

59. [[Archive:WRG Photo 59|Margaret Angela Whitney Thompson 1863-1890]]

60. [[Archive:WRG Photo 60|Sarah Agnes Whitney Savage 1858-1940]]

61. [[Archive:WRG Photo 61|Scan of the silver casket plaque for Henry Mason Whitney 1850-1869]]

62. [[Archive:WRG Photo 62|Julia Ardelle Whitney Setzler and son, Harry G Setzler, c. 1895]]

63. [[Archive:WRG Photo 63|Julia Ardelle Whitney (Setzler) age 18... taken in 1884 (my great grandmother)]]

64. [[Archive:WRG Photo 64|Mary Almira Whitney Henry (Mamie) 1860-1941, photo c 1887]]

65. [[Archive:WRG Photo 65|Wilbert Increase9 Whitney (Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

66. [[Archive:WRG Photo 66|Harland Libby Whitney10 (Wilbert I.9, Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) ca. 1910, Gray, Maine]]

67. [[Archive:WRG Photo 67|Marriage certificate, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

68. [[Archive:WRG Photo 68|Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

69. [[Archive:WRG Photo 69|Tunbridge, VT, Cyrus Whitney House]]

70. [[Archive:WRG Photo 70|Thomas7 and Hannah (Preston) Whitney home (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

71. [[Archive:WRG Photo 71|Lambert Nutt Whitney and his father, William Lambert Whitney, Jr. on the occasion of Lambert's]]

72. [[Archive:WRG Photo 72|Ida Ruth Becket [b. Ida Ruth Whitney, Ida Ruth Stevens]]]

73. [[Archive:WRG Photo 73|Page 1 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

74. [[Archive:WRG Photo 74|Emma Jane9 Whitney & Charles L. Fletcher c. 1890 (Brutus8, Emory7, Nathaniel6, Nathaniel5, Samuel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

75. [[Archive:WRG Photo 75|Lemuel Lech Whitney, born 1/4/1881 in Coles Co., IL; died 7/12/1936 in Clearwater, Sedgwick Co., KS]]

76. [[Archive:WRG Photo 76|Wilber Fisk9 Whitney (Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Wife Lizzie Bunion]]

77. [[Archive:WRG Photo 77|Fred Armon10 Whitney (Wilber9, Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and wife Latetia Heinly]]

78. [[Archive:WRG Photo 78|Benjamin Eli Whitney, West Virginia Lumberman 1848-1905]]

79. [[Archive:WRG Photo 79|Headstone of Joshua (Deacon) Whitney, 1635-1719]]

80. [[Archive:WRG Photo 80|Bay City, MI, mystery Whitneys]]

81. [[Archive:WRG Photo 81|Page 2 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

82. [[Archive:WRG Photo 82|Silas Porter Whitney - West Virginia Preacher (1835-1912)]]

83. [[Archive:WRG Photo 83|Page 3 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

84. [[Archive:WRG Photo 84|Alyssa Mae and Megan Ann Bradley]]

85. [[Archive:WRG Photo 85|Andrew Clow Whitney (1833-1909) & Mary Gardner Todd (1836-1928) (Solomon, David, Silas, David, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, John)]]

86. [[Archive:WRG Photo 86|Page 4 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

87. [[Archive:WRG Photo 87|Blanche Whitney (1920-2002) daughter of Carl Everett Whitney and Blanche Russel Whitney]]

88. [[Archive:WRG Photo 88|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) as a young man (Whitney. 1942. Family Treasures, p. 16]]

89. [[Archive:WRG Photo 89|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) in 1949, photo appearing in ...]]

90. [[Archive:WRG Photo 90|Mary Watson Whitney, 1847-1921, Professor of Astronomy at Vassar College]]

91. [[Archive:WRG Photo 91|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, age about 30 (Brewster 1909:130)]]

92. [[Archive:WRG Photo 92|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470]]

93. [[Archive:WRG Photo 93|The Boulder, of glacial rose quartzite, marking grave of Josiah Dwight Whitney (8), Lake Sunapee, NH (Brewster 1909:382)]]

94. [[Archive:WRG Photo 94|Josiah D. Whitney (8) & William D. Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, 4474 (Brewster 1909:368)]]

95. [[Archive:WRG Photo 95|William Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4474. (Lanman 1897:frontispiece)]]

96. [[Archive:WRG Photo 96|Page 5 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

97. [[Archive:WRG Photo 97|David Whitney (6) Pierce 1347 & Olive Wallace]]

98. [[Archive:WRG Photo 98|Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D.Whitney 1942:18)]]

99. [[Archive:WRG Photo 99|Julia Hall, wife of Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

100. [[Archive:WRG Photo 100|Roann Whitney (8) Pierce 5604 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

101. [[Archive:WRG Photo 101|Rosette Whitney (8) Pierce 5605 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

102. [[Archive:WRG Photo 102|Maria S. Whitney (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

103. [[Archive:WRG Photo 103|Alonzo B. Whitney (1840-1864) (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

104. [[Archive:WRG Photo 104|Emma Whitney (1841-1911) (8) Pierce 5608 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

105. [[Archive:WRG Photo 105|David Whitney (1844-1927) (8) Pierce 5609 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

106. [[Archive:WRG Photo 106|Daniel Frank Whitney (1846-1904) (8) Pierce 5603 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

107. [[Archive:WRG Photo 107|Amine Whitney (1849-1924) (8) Pierce 5610 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

108. [[Archive:WRG Photo 108|Cyrus H. Whitney (1852-1908) (8) Pierce 5611 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

109. [[Archive:WRG Photo 109|Walter Eugene Whitney (1856-1894) (8) Pierce 5612 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

110. [[Archive:WRG Photo 110|Julia Ella Whitney (1858-1925) (8) Pierce 5613 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

111. [[Archive:WRG Photo 111|Eli Whitney (1765-1825) (7) Pierce 1836]]

112. [[Archive:WRG Photo 112|John Lincoln9 Whitney (Lafayette J.8, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

113. [[Archive:WRG Photo 113|Mordecai8 Whitney Family (Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

114. [[Archive:WRG Photo 114|Ellen Jane Whitney-9 Farnsworth (Charles-8 ,Gustavus-7 ,Ephraim-6 ,Joel-5, Abel-4, Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2 John-1) of Jonesboro, ME, b. Dec 3, 1853 - d. June 4, 1897]]

115. [[Archive:WRG Photo 115|Daguerreotype of Tabitha Whitney Markle]]

116. [[Archive:WRG Photo 116|"Dada"]]

117. [[Archive:WRG Photo 117|David Day Whitney (1878-1965) & Frank Morrell Whitney (1893-1957)]]

118. [[Archive:WRG Photo 118|Lottie Whitney Foxx (1879-1944) Pierce 8480]]

119. [[Archive:WRG Photo 119|Mary Rosette Whitney, age 18 (1880-1935) Pierce 8481]]

120. [[Archive:WRG Photo 120|Emma Whitney Leech (1881-1936) Pierce 8482]]

121. [[Archive:WRG Photo 121|Alpheus6 Whitney's House (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

122. [[Archive:WRG Photo 122|Ohio7 Whitney's Homestead (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

123. [[Archive:WRG_Photo_123.jpg|Alexander Fell Whitney]]

124. [[Archive:WRG Photo 124|Grave of Joseph Whitney]]

125. [[Archive:WRG Photo 125|Grave of Anna Eames Whitney, wife of Joseph]]

126. [[Archive:WRG Photo 126|Graves of Robert Chittenden & wife Adah Whitney]]

127. [[Archive:WRG Photo 127|Grave of William Whitney]]

128. [[Archive:WRG Photo 128|Deborah Duel, wife of William Whitney]]

129. [[Archive:WRG Photo 129|Mary Ann Frost, wife of Milo Whitney]]

130. [[Archive:WRG Photo 130|Church of Cornelius & Sarah Whitney, Killingly, CT]]

131. [[Archive:WRG Photo 131|Agnes Whitney and Husband's Grave]]

132. [[Archive:WRG Photo 132|Grave of Electa Whitney]]

133. [[Archive:WRG Photo 133|Loron Whitney Grave]]

134. [[Archive:WRG Photo 134|Lucy Whitney Grave]]

135. [[Archive:WRG Photo 135|Nathan Whitney's Grave]]

136. [[Archive:WRG Photo 136|Vernelia Whitney's Grave]]

137. [[Archive:WRG Photo 137|Frank Morrell Whitney - 9 (1893-1957) & Lillian Shores Whitney (1902-1960)]]

138. [[Archive:WRG Photo 138|Sarah Foster (Whitney) Grave]]

139. [[Archive:WRG Photo 139|Thelma Doloris Whitney (Trombley)]]

140. [[Archive:WRG Photo 140|Adella Mildred Whitney of Prescott, Ontario, Canada & Bridgeport, CT]]

141. [[Archive:WRG Photo 141|Charles W. Whitney of White Plains, NY, (son of James Holbrook Whitney & Mary Anne LeRoy Rutgers) bet 1870-1880]]

142. [[Archive:WRG Photo 142|Victoria (LOCKWOOD) Whitney; White Plains, NY, bet 1870 - 1880 (Wife of Charles W. Whitney and dau. of George W.LOCKWOOD and Ellen BURLING)]]

143. [[archive:WRG Photo 143|James Henry Whitney 1852-1901 (Calvin6,David5,Matthias4,Cornelius3,Joshua2,John1) of Prescott, Ontario, Canada]]

144. [[Archive:WRG Photo 144|Victoria (WHITNEY) Popham (wife of Alexander Fleming POPHAM and dau. of Charles W. & Victoria WHITNEY) 1866 - 1967]]

145. [[Archive:WRG Photo 145|Lena (Wood) Whitney - widow of Moses H. Whitney]]

146. [[Archive:WRG Photo 146|young Charles Whitney, son of Moses H and Lena (Wood)]]

147. [[Archive:WRG Photo 147|Wedding Photo of James Henry Whitney left 1852-1901 of Prescott, Ontario, Canada and wife Annah Mary Lane 1852-1832 Standing]]

148. [[Archive:WRG Photo 148|Photo and signature of Leonard8 Whitney, Jr. (Leonard7, Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

149. [[Archive:WRG Photo 149|WHITNEY Cemetery - TEXAS]]

150. [[Archive:WRG Photo 150|Ida WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

151. [[Archive:WRG Photo 151|Kenyon Crews WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

152. [[Archive:WRG Photo 152|Nora WHITNEY (child) tombstone - TEXAS]]

153. [[Archive:WRG Photo 153|Pearl and]]

154. [[Archive:WRG Photo 154|Teck WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

155. [[Archive:WRG Photo 155|Will WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

156. [[Archive:WRG Photo 156|W.J. (and Dorothy) WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

157. [[Archive:WRG Photo 157|1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

158. [[Archive:WRG Photo 158|Close-up of 1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

159. [[Archive:WRG Photo 159|Whitney -S. Pittsfield Cemetery, IN]]

160. [[Archive:WRG Photo 160|David-8 Whitney [Daniel-7, David-6, Benjamin-5, Joseph-4, Joseph-3, Jonathan-2, John-1], and multiple family members]]

161. [[Archive:WRG Photo 161|"The Elms," Whitney family mansion, Watertown, Massachusetts]]

162. [[Archive:WRG Photo 162|Charles Field Whitney with his grandsons, Robert & Donovan Woods around 1905]]

163. [[Archive:WRG Photo 163|George Rumsey & Carrie May Whitney Rumsey Wedding Photo From Sabula Iowa. Married and Photo taken in Carroll County IL Dec 1888]]

164. [[Archive:WRG Photo 164|Copy_of_Harry_and_Dad.jpg. Father and son:Harry Earl and James E. Whitney]]

165. [[Archive:WRG Photo 165|Leonard7 Whitney, Sr. (Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

166. [[Archive:WRG Photo 166|David D. Whitney family]]

167. [[Archive:WRG Photo 167|Margaret Calder Morrison]]

168. [[Archive:WRG Photo 168|Whitney siblings 1890s]]

169.

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Archive:Photos

2007-09-03T15:59:21Z

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==[[Whitney Research Group]] Photograph Archives==

[[Archive:Add Photo|Add a photograph]] to this collection. Available numbers: from 168 up.
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1. [[Archive:WRG Photo 1|Lloyd Coleman10 Whitney (Hugh Monticello9, Melvin8, Erastus7, Ezra6, Ezra5, John5, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) and his brother with their motorcycles, ca. 1911?, St. Louis, MO]]

2. [[Archive:WRG Photo 2|Hattie7 Whitney (1847-1897) (Samuel Lumber6, Samuel Lumber5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

3. [[Archive:WRG Photo 3|Gilbert Fowler Wilson (husband of Hattie Whitney)]]

4. [[Archive:WRG Photo 4|Sarah Jane (Whitney) Bushnell, 1846 to 1913, Connecticut]]

5. [[Archive:WRG Photo 5|Ami6 Whitney (1781-1867) (Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), age 75 and Anna Amsden (1784-1858), taken ca. 1858 in Geneva or Canandaigua, Ontario Co. NY]]

6. [[Archive:WRG Photo 6|Ami7 Whitney (Ami6, Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1) and Ann Shearman]]

7. [[Archive:WRG Photo 7|John6 Whitney (1808-1887) (Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) of Lisbon, Maine.]]

8. [[Archive:WRG Photo 8|John7 Whitney (1845-1917) of North Salem and Plainfield, NH and his brother Willard7 (John6, Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

9. [[Archive:WRG Photo 9|Ohel (Ed) (1842-1918) and Mary Esther Catherine (Askren) Whitney (1868-1925) taken before Aug. 1918]]

10. [[Archive:WRG Photo 10|Jehial and Elvira (Beebe) Whitney 1900 Cattauragus Co., NY]]

11. [[Archive:WRG Photo 11|Head stone of Adam Whitney and his wife Mary Ann (Sylvester) Whitney taken at Forest Hill Cemetery, Fitchburg, Mass]]

12. [[Archive:WRG Photo 12|Oliver Cromwell Whitney, 1848-1928]]

13. [[Archive:WRG Photo 13|Headstone, Oliver Cromwell Whitney, Riverside Cemetery, Cody, Wyoming]]

14. [[Archive:WRG Photo 14|Whitney brothers, from left to right top to bottom; William Sr., Ami, Washington, Jane Ann (Tutle, w. of Washington), unknown child, and Milton Whitney. All are sons of Isaac Amsden Whitney.]]

15. [[Archive:WRG Photo 15|Isaac Amsden7 Whitney (Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

16. [[Archive:WRG Photo 16|Jane Moore Whitney, wife of Isaac Amsden Whitney]]

17. [[Archive:WRG Photo 17|Frank8 Whitney (Isaac Amsden7, Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), d. as a POW at Camp Lawton, Millen, Georgia.]]

18. [[Archive:WRG Photo 18|Whitney Church, Hereford, England]]

19. [[Archive:WRG Photo 19|Whitney Court Estate, Whitney, Hereford, England]]

20. [[Archive:WRG Photo 20|Ohio7 Whitney (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

21. [[Archive:WRG Photo 21|Edward Leroy Whitney son of Ebenezer & Anna Squires Whitney and grandson of Ebenezer & Sally Pratt Whitney (ca. 1876)]]

22. [[Archive:WRG Photo 22|Edward Leroy & Nancy Evelyn Clarke Whitney (ca. 1890)]]

23. [[Archive:WRG Photo 23|Children of Edward Whitney: (front) Laura Mabel, Ezra Elisha, Hettie Ann (back) Arthur Edward & Cora Belle (ca. 1900)]]

24. [[Archive:WRG Photo 24|Cora Belle Whitney dau. of Edward Whitney]]

25. [[Archive:WRG Photo 25|Experience (Whitney) Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

26. [[Archive:WRG Photo 26|Samuel Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

27. [[Archive:WRG Photo 27|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

28. [[Archive:WRG Photo 28|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

29. [[Archive:WRG Photo 29|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

30. [[Archive:WRG Photo 30|Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1791-1874]]

31. [[Archive:WRG Photo 31|Clarinda (Williams) Whitney, wife of Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

32. [[Archive:WRG Photo 32|James Shields8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1830-1921]]

33. [[Archive:WRG Photo 33|Elizabeth Field (Knapp) Whitney, wife of James Shields-8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

34. [[Archive:WRG Photo 34|Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields-8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1861-1933]]

35. [[Archive:WRG Photo 35|Helen Frances (Stebbins) Whitney, 1864-1948, wife of Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

36. [[Archive:WRG Photo 36|Varnum7 Whitney (Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1), taken pre 1850]]

37. [[Archive:WRG Photo 37|Abigail Cunningham Parker Whitney, wife of Varnum7 Whitney]]

38. [[Archive:WRG Photo 38|Abigail Frances8 Whitney (Varnum7, Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) (ca 1865), daughter of Varnum7 & Abigail C. (Parker) Whitney]]

39. [[Archive:WRG Photo 39|Victor Whitney Children: Evelyn, Mildred, Elias, Chris ]]

40. [[Archive:WRG Photo 40|William Whitney and Lovinna Hull w/Blanch Whitney around 1895 Independence, OK]]

41. [[Archive:WRG Photo 41|Victor & Lydia Whitney]]

42. [[Archive:WRG Photo 42|Benjamin Morse6 Whitney (Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

43. [[Archive:WRG Photo 43|Royal Thaxter7 Whitney (Benjamin Morse6, Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

44. [[Archive:WRG Photo 44|Sarah Louise (Lambert) Whitney, wife of Royal Thaxter7 Whitney]]

45. [[Archive:WRG Photo 45|William Whitney, brother of mother Fannie Babcock (nee Whitney). On back of photo: carte de visite.]]

46. [[Archive:WRG Photo 46|Olive Grace and Harry Earl Whitney, 1921, Boise, ID]]

47. [[Archive:WRG Photo 47|Albert Whitney b. 1826]]

48. [[Archive:WRG Photo 48|Albert Whitney b. 1826 with wife (Matilda) and son (Lyman)]]

49. [[Archive:WRG Photo 49|Arthur E. Modes obituary]]

50. [[Archive:WRG Photo 50|Lovinna Hull Whitney obituary]]

51. [[Archive:WRG Photo 51|Viola Whitney Fitchitt death certificate]]

52. [[Archive:WRG Photo 52|William Whitney & Lovinna O. Hull marriage certificate]]

53. [[Archive:WRG Photo 53|William Whitney obituary]]

54. [[Archive:WRG Photo 54|House of Phinehas6 Whitney (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

55. [[Archive:WRG Photo 55|Lucy Bryant Whitney Johnson and William Loren Whitney Saratoga, Iowa 1870's (courtesy Sue Sonju)]]

56. [[Archive:WRG Photo 56|William Loren Whitney in Nebraska, 1870's]]

57. [[Archive:WRG Photo 57|Henry Payson Whitney 1820-1896]]

58. [[Archive:WRG Photo 58|Margaret Hall Bohanon Whitney 1824-1915]]

59. [[Archive:WRG Photo 59|Margaret Angela Whitney Thompson 1863-1890]]

60. [[Archive:WRG Photo 60|Sarah Agnes Whitney Savage 1858-1940]]

61. [[Archive:WRG Photo 61|Scan of the silver casket plaque for Henry Mason Whitney 1850-1869]]

62. [[Archive:WRG Photo 62|Julia Ardelle Whitney Setzler and son, Harry G Setzler, c. 1895]]

63. [[Archive:WRG Photo 63|Julia Ardelle Whitney (Setzler) age 18... taken in 1884 (my great grandmother)]]

64. [[Archive:WRG Photo 64|Mary Almira Whitney Henry (Mamie) 1860-1941, photo c 1887]]

65. [[Archive:WRG Photo 65|Wilbert Increase9 Whitney (Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

66. [[Archive:WRG Photo 66|Harland Libby Whitney10 (Wilbert I.9, Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) ca. 1910, Gray, Maine]]

67. [[Archive:WRG Photo 67|Marriage certificate, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

68. [[Archive:WRG Photo 68|Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

69. [[Archive:WRG Photo 69|Tunbridge, VT, Cyrus Whitney House]]

70. [[Archive:WRG Photo 70|Thomas7 and Hannah (Preston) Whitney home (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

71. [[Archive:WRG Photo 71|Lambert Nutt Whitney and his father, William Lambert Whitney, Jr. on the occasion of Lambert's]]

72. [[Archive:WRG Photo 72|Ida Ruth Becket [b. Ida Ruth Whitney, Ida Ruth Stevens]]]

73. [[Archive:WRG Photo 73|Page 1 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

74. [[Archive:WRG Photo 74|Emma Jane9 Whitney & Charles L. Fletcher c. 1890 (Brutus8, Emory7, Nathaniel6, Nathaniel5, Samuel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

75. [[Archive:WRG Photo 75|Lemuel Lech Whitney, born 1/4/1881 in Coles Co., IL; died 7/12/1936 in Clearwater, Sedgwick Co., KS]]

76. [[Archive:WRG Photo 76|Wilber Fisk9 Whitney (Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Wife Lizzie Bunion]]

77. [[Archive:WRG Photo 77|Fred Armon10 Whitney (Wilber9, Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and wife Latetia Heinly]]

78. [[Archive:WRG Photo 78|Benjamin Eli Whitney, West Virginia Lumberman 1848-1905]]

79. [[Archive:WRG Photo 79|Headstone of Joshua (Deacon) Whitney, 1635-1719]]

80. [[Archive:WRG Photo 80|Bay City, MI, mystery Whitneys]]

81. [[Archive:WRG Photo 81|Page 2 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

82. [[Archive:WRG Photo 82|Silas Porter Whitney - West Virginia Preacher (1835-1912)]]

83. [[Archive:WRG Photo 83|Page 3 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

84. [[Archive:WRG Photo 84|Alyssa Mae and Megan Ann Bradley]]

85. [[Archive:WRG Photo 85|Andrew Clow Whitney (1833-1909) & Mary Gardner Todd (1836-1928) (Solomon, David, Silas, David, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, John)]]

86. [[Archive:WRG Photo 86|Page 4 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

87. [[Archive:WRG Photo 87|Blanche Whitney (1920-2002) daughter of Carl Everett Whitney and Blanche Russel Whitney]]

88. [[Archive:WRG Photo 88|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) as a young man (Whitney. 1942. Family Treasures, p. 16]]

89. [[Archive:WRG Photo 89|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) in 1949, photo appearing in ...]]

90. [[Archive:WRG Photo 90|Mary Watson Whitney, 1847-1921, Professor of Astronomy at Vassar College]]

91. [[Archive:WRG Photo 91|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, age about 30 (Brewster 1909:130)]]

92. [[Archive:WRG Photo 92|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470]]

93. [[Archive:WRG Photo 93|The Boulder, of glacial rose quartzite, marking grave of Josiah Dwight Whitney (8), Lake Sunapee, NH (Brewster 1909:382)]]

94. [[Archive:WRG Photo 94|Josiah D. Whitney (8) & William D. Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, 4474 (Brewster 1909:368)]]

95. [[Archive:WRG Photo 95|William Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4474. (Lanman 1897:frontispiece)]]

96. [[Archive:WRG Photo 96|Page 5 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

97. [[Archive:WRG Photo 97|David Whitney (6) Pierce 1347 & Olive Wallace]]

98. [[Archive:WRG Photo 98|Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D.Whitney 1942:18)]]

99. [[Archive:WRG Photo 99|Julia Hall, wife of Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

100. [[Archive:WRG Photo 100|Roann Whitney (8) Pierce 5604 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

101. [[Archive:WRG Photo 101|Rosette Whitney (8) Pierce 5605 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

102. [[Archive:WRG Photo 102|Maria S. Whitney (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

103. [[Archive:WRG Photo 103|Alonzo B. Whitney (1840-1864) (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

104. [[Archive:WRG Photo 104|Emma Whitney (1841-1911) (8) Pierce 5608 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

105. [[Archive:WRG Photo 105|David Whitney (1844-1927) (8) Pierce 5609 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

106. [[Archive:WRG Photo 106|Daniel Frank Whitney (1846-1904) (8) Pierce 5603 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

107. [[Archive:WRG Photo 107|Amine Whitney (1849-1924) (8) Pierce 5610 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

108. [[Archive:WRG Photo 108|Cyrus H. Whitney (1852-1908) (8) Pierce 5611 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

109. [[Archive:WRG Photo 109|Walter Eugene Whitney (1856-1894) (8) Pierce 5612 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

110. [[Archive:WRG Photo 110|Julia Ella Whitney (1858-1925) (8) Pierce 5613 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

111. [[Archive:WRG Photo 111|Eli Whitney (1765-1825) (7) Pierce 1836]]

112. [[Archive:WRG Photo 112|John Lincoln9 Whitney (Lafayette J.8, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

113. [[Archive:WRG Photo 113|Mordecai8 Whitney Family (Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

114. [[Archive:WRG Photo 114|Ellen Jane Whitney-9 Farnsworth (Charles-8 ,Gustavus-7 ,Ephraim-6 ,Joel-5, Abel-4, Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2 John-1) of Jonesboro, ME, b. Dec 3, 1853 - d. June 4, 1897]]

115. [[Archive:WRG Photo 115|Daguerreotype of Tabitha Whitney Markle]]

116. [[Archive:WRG Photo 116|"Dada"]]

117. [[Archive:WRG Photo 117|David Day Whitney (1878-1965) & Frank Morrell Whitney (1893-1957)]]

118. [[Archive:WRG Photo 118|Lottie Whitney Foxx (1879-1944) Pierce 8480]]

119. [[Archive:WRG Photo 119|Mary Rosette Whitney, age 18 (1880-1935) Pierce 8481]]

120. [[Archive:WRG Photo 120|Emma Whitney Leech (1881-1936) Pierce 8482]]

121. [[Archive:WRG Photo 121|Alpheus6 Whitney's House (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

122. [[Archive:WRG Photo 122|Ohio7 Whitney's Homestead (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

123. [[Archive:WRG_Photo_123.jpg|Alexander Fell Whitney]]

124. [[Archive:WRG Photo 124|Grave of Joseph Whitney]]

125. [[Archive:WRG Photo 125|Grave of Anna Eames Whitney, wife of Joseph]]

126. [[Archive:WRG Photo 126|Graves of Robert Chittenden & wife Adah Whitney]]

127. [[Archive:WRG Photo 127|Grave of William Whitney]]

128. [[Archive:WRG Photo 128|Deborah Duel, wife of William Whitney]]

129. [[Archive:WRG Photo 129|Mary Ann Frost, wife of Milo Whitney]]

130. [[Archive:WRG Photo 130|Church of Cornelius & Sarah Whitney, Killingly, CT]]

131. [[Archive:WRG Photo 131|Agnes Whitney and Husband's Grave]]

132. [[Archive:WRG Photo 132|Grave of Electa Whitney]]

133. [[Archive:WRG Photo 133|Loron Whitney Grave]]

134. [[Archive:WRG Photo 134|Lucy Whitney Grave]]

135. [[Archive:WRG Photo 135|Nathan Whitney's Grave]]

136. [[Archive:WRG Photo 136|Vernelia Whitney's Grave]]

137. [[Archive:WRG Photo 137|Frank Morrell Whitney - 9 (1893-1957) & Lillian Shores Whitney (1902-1960)]]

138. [[Archive:WRG Photo 138|Sarah Foster (Whitney) Grave]]

139. [[Archive:WRG Photo 139|Thelma Doloris Whitney (Trombley)]]

140. [[Archive:WRG Photo 140|Adella Mildred Whitney of Prescott, Ontario, Canada & Bridgeport, CT]]

141. [[Archive:WRG Photo 141|Charles W. Whitney of White Plains, NY, (son of James Holbrook Whitney & Mary Anne LeRoy Rutgers) bet 1870-1880]]

142. [[Archive:WRG Photo 142|Victoria (LOCKWOOD) Whitney; White Plains, NY, bet 1870 - 1880 (Wife of Charles W. Whitney and dau. of George W.LOCKWOOD and Ellen BURLING)]]

143. [[archive:WRG Photo 143|James Henry Whitney 1852-1901 (Calvin6,David5,Matthias4,Cornelius3,Joshua2,John1) of Prescott, Ontario, Canada]]

144. [[Archive:WRG Photo 144|Victoria (WHITNEY) Popham (wife of Alexander Fleming POPHAM and dau. of Charles W. & Victoria WHITNEY) 1866 - 1967]]

145. [[Archive:WRG Photo 145|Lena (Wood) Whitney - widow of Moses H. Whitney]]

146. [[Archive:WRG Photo 146|young Charles Whitney, son of Moses H and Lena (Wood)]]

147. [[Archive:WRG Photo 147|Wedding Photo of James Henry Whitney left 1852-1901 of Prescott, Ontario, Canada and wife Annah Mary Lane 1852-1832 Standing]]

148. [[Archive:WRG Photo 148|Photo and signature of Leonard8 Whitney, Jr. (Leonard7, Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

149. [[Archive:WRG Photo 149|WHITNEY Cemetery - TEXAS]]

150. [[Archive:WRG Photo 150|Ida WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

151. [[Archive:WRG Photo 151|Kenyon Crews WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

152. [[Archive:WRG Photo 152|Nora WHITNEY (child) tombstone - TEXAS]]

153. [[Archive:WRG Photo 153|Pearl and]]

154. [[Archive:WRG Photo 154|Teck WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

155. [[Archive:WRG Photo 155|Will WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

156. [[Archive:WRG Photo 156|W.J. (and Dorothy) WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

157. [[Archive:WRG Photo 157|1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

158. [[Archive:WRG Photo 158|Close-up of 1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

159. [[Archive:WRG Photo 159|Whitney -S. Pittsfield Cemetery, IN]]

160. [[Archive:WRG Photo 160|David-8 Whitney [Daniel-7, David-6, Benjamin-5, Joseph-4, Joseph-3, Jonathan-2, John-1], and multiple family members]]

161. [[Archive:WRG Photo 161|"The Elms," Whitney family mansion, Watertown, Massachusetts]]

162. [[Archive:WRG Photo 162|Charles Field Whitney with his grandsons, Robert & Donovan Woods around 1905]]

163. [[Archive:WRG Photo 163|George Rumsey & Carrie May Whitney Rumsey Wedding Photo From Sabula Iowa. Married and Photo taken in Carroll County IL Dec 1888]]

164. [[Archive:WRG Photo 164|Copy_of_Harry_and_Dad.jpg. Father and son:Harry Earl and James E. Whitney]]

165. [[Archive:WRG Photo 165|Leonard7 Whitney, Sr. (Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

166. [[Archive:WRG Photo 166|David D. Whitney family]]

167. [[Archive:WRG Photo 167|Margaret Calder Morrison]]
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Copyright © 2000, 2006, 2007, The [[Whitney Research Group]]

Archive:Photos

2007-09-03T15:35:06Z

Curtwhitney:

==[[Whitney Research Group]] Photograph Archives==

[[Archive:Add Photo|Add a photograph]] to this collection. Available numbers: from 166 up.
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1. [[Archive:WRG Photo 1|Lloyd Coleman10 Whitney (Hugh Monticello9, Melvin8, Erastus7, Ezra6, Ezra5, John5, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) and his brother with their motorcycles, ca. 1911?, St. Louis, MO]]

2. [[Archive:WRG Photo 2|Hattie7 Whitney (1847-1897) (Samuel Lumber6, Samuel Lumber5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

3. [[Archive:WRG Photo 3|Gilbert Fowler Wilson (husband of Hattie Whitney)]]

4. [[Archive:WRG Photo 4|Sarah Jane (Whitney) Bushnell, 1846 to 1913, Connecticut]]

5. [[Archive:WRG Photo 5|Ami6 Whitney (1781-1867) (Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), age 75 and Anna Amsden (1784-1858), taken ca. 1858 in Geneva or Canandaigua, Ontario Co. NY]]

6. [[Archive:WRG Photo 6|Ami7 Whitney (Ami6, Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1) and Ann Shearman]]

7. [[Archive:WRG Photo 7|John6 Whitney (1808-1887) (Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) of Lisbon, Maine.]]

8. [[Archive:WRG Photo 8|John7 Whitney (1845-1917) of North Salem and Plainfield, NH and his brother Willard7 (John6, Samuel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

9. [[Archive:WRG Photo 9|Ohel (Ed) (1842-1918) and Mary Esther Catherine (Askren) Whitney (1868-1925) taken before Aug. 1918]]

10. [[Archive:WRG Photo 10|Jehial and Elvira (Beebe) Whitney 1900 Cattauragus Co., NY]]

11. [[Archive:WRG Photo 11|Head stone of Adam Whitney and his wife Mary Ann (Sylvester) Whitney taken at Forest Hill Cemetery, Fitchburg, Mass]]

12. [[Archive:WRG Photo 12|Oliver Cromwell Whitney, 1848-1928]]

13. [[Archive:WRG Photo 13|Headstone, Oliver Cromwell Whitney, Riverside Cemetery, Cody, Wyoming]]

14. [[Archive:WRG Photo 14|Whitney brothers, from left to right top to bottom; William Sr., Ami, Washington, Jane Ann (Tutle, w. of Washington), unknown child, and Milton Whitney. All are sons of Isaac Amsden Whitney.]]

15. [[Archive:WRG Photo 15|Isaac Amsden7 Whitney (Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

16. [[Archive:WRG Photo 16|Jane Moore Whitney, wife of Isaac Amsden Whitney]]

17. [[Archive:WRG Photo 17|Frank8 Whitney (Isaac Amsden7, Ami6, Capt. Jonathan5, Jonathan4, Jonathan3, Benjamin2, John1), d. as a POW at Camp Lawton, Millen, Georgia.]]

18. [[Archive:WRG Photo 18|Whitney Church, Hereford, England]]

19. [[Archive:WRG Photo 19|Whitney Court Estate, Whitney, Hereford, England]]

20. [[Archive:WRG Photo 20|Ohio7 Whitney (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

21. [[Archive:WRG Photo 21|Edward Leroy Whitney son of Ebenezer & Anna Squires Whitney and grandson of Ebenezer & Sally Pratt Whitney (ca. 1876)]]

22. [[Archive:WRG Photo 22|Edward Leroy & Nancy Evelyn Clarke Whitney (ca. 1890)]]

23. [[Archive:WRG Photo 23|Children of Edward Whitney: (front) Laura Mabel, Ezra Elisha, Hettie Ann (back) Arthur Edward & Cora Belle (ca. 1900)]]

24. [[Archive:WRG Photo 24|Cora Belle Whitney dau. of Edward Whitney]]

25. [[Archive:WRG Photo 25|Experience (Whitney) Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

26. [[Archive:WRG Photo 26|Samuel Crittenden]] (see [[Archive:The Country Cousin|''The Country Cousin'']])

27. [[Archive:WRG Photo 27|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

28. [[Archive:WRG Photo 28|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

29. [[Archive:WRG Photo 29|Whitney Cemetery (Ontario County, NY)]]

30. [[Archive:WRG Photo 30|Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1791-1874]]

31. [[Archive:WRG Photo 31|Clarinda (Williams) Whitney, wife of Asa7 Whitney (Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

32. [[Archive:WRG Photo 32|James Shields8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1830-1921]]

33. [[Archive:WRG Photo 33|Elizabeth Field (Knapp) Whitney, wife of James Shields-8 Whitney (Asa7, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

34. [[Archive:WRG Photo 34|Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields-8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1), 1861-1933]]

35. [[Archive:WRG Photo 35|Helen Frances (Stebbins) Whitney, 1864-1948, wife of Asa Williams9 Whitney (James Shields8, Asa7 Whitney, Asa6, Levi5, Daniel4, Jonathan3, Jonathan2, John1)]]

36. [[Archive:WRG Photo 36|Varnum7 Whitney (Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1), taken pre 1850]]

37. [[Archive:WRG Photo 37|Abigail Cunningham Parker Whitney, wife of Varnum7 Whitney]]

38. [[Archive:WRG Photo 38|Abigail Frances8 Whitney (Varnum7, Artemas6, John5, Abraham4, Isaiah3, Thomas2, John1) (ca 1865), daughter of Varnum7 & Abigail C. (Parker) Whitney]]

39. [[Archive:WRG Photo 39|Victor Whitney Children: Evelyn, Mildred, Elias, Chris ]]

40. [[Archive:WRG Photo 40|William Whitney and Lovinna Hull w/Blanch Whitney around 1895 Independence, OK]]

41. [[Archive:WRG Photo 41|Victor & Lydia Whitney]]

42. [[Archive:WRG Photo 42|Benjamin Morse6 Whitney (Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

43. [[Archive:WRG Photo 43|Royal Thaxter7 Whitney (Benjamin Morse6, Micah5, Abel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

44. [[Archive:WRG Photo 44|Sarah Louise (Lambert) Whitney, wife of Royal Thaxter7 Whitney]]

45. [[Archive:WRG Photo 45|William Whitney, brother of mother Fannie Babcock (nee Whitney). On back of photo: carte de visite.]]

46. [[Archive:WRG Photo 46|Olive Grace and Harry Earl Whitney, 1921, Boise, ID]]

47. [[Archive:WRG Photo 47|Albert Whitney b. 1826]]

48. [[Archive:WRG Photo 48|Albert Whitney b. 1826 with wife (Matilda) and son (Lyman)]]

49. [[Archive:WRG Photo 49|Arthur E. Modes obituary]]

50. [[Archive:WRG Photo 50|Lovinna Hull Whitney obituary]]

51. [[Archive:WRG Photo 51|Viola Whitney Fitchitt death certificate]]

52. [[Archive:WRG Photo 52|William Whitney & Lovinna O. Hull marriage certificate]]

53. [[Archive:WRG Photo 53|William Whitney obituary]]

54. [[Archive:WRG Photo 54|House of Phinehas6 Whitney (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

55. [[Archive:WRG Photo 55|Lucy Bryant Whitney Johnson and William Loren Whitney Saratoga, Iowa 1870's (courtesy Sue Sonju)]]

56. [[Archive:WRG Photo 56|William Loren Whitney in Nebraska, 1870's]]

57. [[Archive:WRG Photo 57|Henry Payson Whitney 1820-1896]]

58. [[Archive:WRG Photo 58|Margaret Hall Bohanon Whitney 1824-1915]]

59. [[Archive:WRG Photo 59|Margaret Angela Whitney Thompson 1863-1890]]

60. [[Archive:WRG Photo 60|Sarah Agnes Whitney Savage 1858-1940]]

61. [[Archive:WRG Photo 61|Scan of the silver casket plaque for Henry Mason Whitney 1850-1869]]

62. [[Archive:WRG Photo 62|Julia Ardelle Whitney Setzler and son, Harry G Setzler, c. 1895]]

63. [[Archive:WRG Photo 63|Julia Ardelle Whitney (Setzler) age 18... taken in 1884 (my great grandmother)]]

64. [[Archive:WRG Photo 64|Mary Almira Whitney Henry (Mamie) 1860-1941, photo c 1887]]

65. [[Archive:WRG Photo 65|Wilbert Increase9 Whitney (Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1)]]

66. [[Archive:WRG Photo 66|Harland Libby Whitney10 (Wilbert I.9, Thomas8, Benjamin B.7, Thankful Blethen6, Isabel5, Benjamin4, John3, Benjamin2, John1) ca. 1910, Gray, Maine]]

67. [[Archive:WRG Photo 67|Marriage certificate, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

68. [[Archive:WRG Photo 68|Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Hannah Preston, 13 Jul 1826, Washington County, Ohio]]

69. [[Archive:WRG Photo 69|Tunbridge, VT, Cyrus Whitney House]]

70. [[Archive:WRG Photo 70|Thomas7 and Hannah (Preston) Whitney home (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

71. [[Archive:WRG Photo 71|Lambert Nutt Whitney and his father, William Lambert Whitney, Jr. on the occasion of Lambert's]]

72. [[Archive:WRG Photo 72|Ida Ruth Becket [b. Ida Ruth Whitney, Ida Ruth Stevens]]]

73. [[Archive:WRG Photo 73|Page 1 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

74. [[Archive:WRG Photo 74|Emma Jane9 Whitney & Charles L. Fletcher c. 1890 (Brutus8, Emory7, Nathaniel6, Nathaniel5, Samuel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

75. [[Archive:WRG Photo 75|Lemuel Lech Whitney, born 1/4/1881 in Coles Co., IL; died 7/12/1936 in Clearwater, Sedgwick Co., KS]]

76. [[Archive:WRG Photo 76|Wilber Fisk9 Whitney (Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and Wife Lizzie Bunion]]

77. [[Archive:WRG Photo 77|Fred Armon10 Whitney (Wilber9, Eramus Darwin8, Dr. Elisha7, Elisha6, Joshua5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1) and wife Latetia Heinly]]

78. [[Archive:WRG Photo 78|Benjamin Eli Whitney, West Virginia Lumberman 1848-1905]]

79. [[Archive:WRG Photo 79|Headstone of Joshua (Deacon) Whitney, 1635-1719]]

80. [[Archive:WRG Photo 80|Bay City, MI, mystery Whitneys]]

81. [[Archive:WRG Photo 81|Page 2 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

82. [[Archive:WRG Photo 82|Silas Porter Whitney - West Virginia Preacher (1835-1912)]]

83. [[Archive:WRG Photo 83|Page 3 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

84. [[Archive:WRG Photo 84|Alyssa Mae and Megan Ann Bradley]]

85. [[Archive:WRG Photo 85|Andrew Clow Whitney (1833-1909) & Mary Gardner Todd (1836-1928) (Solomon, David, Silas, David, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, John)]]

86. [[Archive:WRG Photo 86|Page 4 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

87. [[Archive:WRG Photo 87|Blanche Whitney (1920-2002) daughter of Carl Everett Whitney and Blanche Russel Whitney]]

88. [[Archive:WRG Photo 88|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) as a young man (Whitney. 1942. Family Treasures, p. 16]]

89. [[Archive:WRG Photo 89|Dr. David Day Whitney (1878-1965) in 1949, photo appearing in ...]]

90. [[Archive:WRG Photo 90|Mary Watson Whitney, 1847-1921, Professor of Astronomy at Vassar College]]

91. [[Archive:WRG Photo 91|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, age about 30 (Brewster 1909:130)]]

92. [[Archive:WRG Photo 92|Josiah Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4470]]

93. [[Archive:WRG Photo 93|The Boulder, of glacial rose quartzite, marking grave of Josiah Dwight Whitney (8), Lake Sunapee, NH (Brewster 1909:382)]]

94. [[Archive:WRG Photo 94|Josiah D. Whitney (8) & William D. Whitney (8) Pierce 4470, 4474 (Brewster 1909:368)]]

95. [[Archive:WRG Photo 95|William Dwight Whitney (8) Pierce 4474. (Lanman 1897:frontispiece)]]

96. [[Archive:WRG Photo 96|Page 5 of Estate of Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

97. [[Archive:WRG Photo 97|David Whitney (6) Pierce 1347 & Olive Wallace]]

98. [[Archive:WRG Photo 98|Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D.Whitney 1942:18)]]

99. [[Archive:WRG Photo 99|Julia Hall, wife of Daniel Whitney (7) Pierce 2969 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

100. [[Archive:WRG Photo 100|Roann Whitney (8) Pierce 5604 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

101. [[Archive:WRG Photo 101|Rosette Whitney (8) Pierce 5605 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

102. [[Archive:WRG Photo 102|Maria S. Whitney (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

103. [[Archive:WRG Photo 103|Alonzo B. Whitney (1840-1864) (8) Pierce 5606 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

104. [[Archive:WRG Photo 104|Emma Whitney (1841-1911) (8) Pierce 5608 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

105. [[Archive:WRG Photo 105|David Whitney (1844-1927) (8) Pierce 5609 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

106. [[Archive:WRG Photo 106|Daniel Frank Whitney (1846-1904) (8) Pierce 5603 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

107. [[Archive:WRG Photo 107|Amine Whitney (1849-1924) (8) Pierce 5610 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

108. [[Archive:WRG Photo 108|Cyrus H. Whitney (1852-1908) (8) Pierce 5611 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

109. [[Archive:WRG Photo 109|Walter Eugene Whitney (1856-1894) (8) Pierce 5612 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

110. [[Archive:WRG Photo 110|Julia Ella Whitney (1858-1925) (8) Pierce 5613 (D.D. Whitney 1942:18)]]

111. [[Archive:WRG Photo 111|Eli Whitney (1765-1825) (7) Pierce 1836]]

112. [[Archive:WRG Photo 112|John Lincoln9 Whitney (Lafayette J.8, Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

113. [[Archive:WRG Photo 113|Mordecai8 Whitney Family (Thomas7 Whitney (Phinehas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

114. [[Archive:WRG Photo 114|Ellen Jane Whitney-9 Farnsworth (Charles-8 ,Gustavus-7 ,Ephraim-6 ,Joel-5, Abel-4, Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2 John-1) of Jonesboro, ME, b. Dec 3, 1853 - d. June 4, 1897]]

115. [[Archive:WRG Photo 115|Daguerreotype of Tabitha Whitney Markle]]

116. [[Archive:WRG Photo 116|"Dada"]]

117. [[Archive:WRG Photo 117|David Day Whitney (1878-1965) & Frank Morrell Whitney (1893-1957)]]

118. [[Archive:WRG Photo 118|Lottie Whitney Foxx (1879-1944) Pierce 8480]]

119. [[Archive:WRG Photo 119|Mary Rosette Whitney, age 18 (1880-1935) Pierce 8481]]

120. [[Archive:WRG Photo 120|Emma Whitney Leech (1881-1936) Pierce 8482]]

121. [[Archive:WRG Photo 121|Alpheus6 Whitney's House (Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

122. [[Archive:WRG Photo 122|Ohio7 Whitney's Homestead (Silas6, Samuel5, William4, Nathaniel3, John2, John1)]]

123. [[Archive:WRG_Photo_123.jpg|Alexander Fell Whitney]]

124. [[Archive:WRG Photo 124|Grave of Joseph Whitney]]

125. [[Archive:WRG Photo 125|Grave of Anna Eames Whitney, wife of Joseph]]

126. [[Archive:WRG Photo 126|Graves of Robert Chittenden & wife Adah Whitney]]

127. [[Archive:WRG Photo 127|Grave of William Whitney]]

128. [[Archive:WRG Photo 128|Deborah Duel, wife of William Whitney]]

129. [[Archive:WRG Photo 129|Mary Ann Frost, wife of Milo Whitney]]

130. [[Archive:WRG Photo 130|Church of Cornelius & Sarah Whitney, Killingly, CT]]

131. [[Archive:WRG Photo 131|Agnes Whitney and Husband's Grave]]

132. [[Archive:WRG Photo 132|Grave of Electa Whitney]]

133. [[Archive:WRG Photo 133|Loron Whitney Grave]]

134. [[Archive:WRG Photo 134|Lucy Whitney Grave]]

135. [[Archive:WRG Photo 135|Nathan Whitney's Grave]]

136. [[Archive:WRG Photo 136|Vernelia Whitney's Grave]]

137. [[Archive:WRG Photo 137|Frank Morrell Whitney - 9 (1893-1957) & Lillian Shores Whitney (1902-1960)]]

138. [[Archive:WRG Photo 138|Sarah Foster (Whitney) Grave]]

139. [[Archive:WRG Photo 139|Thelma Doloris Whitney (Trombley)]]

140. [[Archive:WRG Photo 140|Adella Mildred Whitney of Prescott, Ontario, Canada & Bridgeport, CT]]

141. [[Archive:WRG Photo 141|Charles W. Whitney of White Plains, NY, (son of James Holbrook Whitney & Mary Anne LeRoy Rutgers) bet 1870-1880]]

142. [[Archive:WRG Photo 142|Victoria (LOCKWOOD) Whitney; White Plains, NY, bet 1870 - 1880 (Wife of Charles W. Whitney and dau. of George W.LOCKWOOD and Ellen BURLING)]]

143. [[archive:WRG Photo 143|James Henry Whitney 1852-1901 (Calvin6,David5,Matthias4,Cornelius3,Joshua2,John1) of Prescott, Ontario, Canada]]

144. [[Archive:WRG Photo 144|Victoria (WHITNEY) Popham (wife of Alexander Fleming POPHAM and dau. of Charles W. & Victoria WHITNEY) 1866 - 1967]]

145. [[Archive:WRG Photo 145|Lena (Wood) Whitney - widow of Moses H. Whitney]]

146. [[Archive:WRG Photo 146|young Charles Whitney, son of Moses H and Lena (Wood)]]

147. [[Archive:WRG Photo 147|Wedding Photo of James Henry Whitney left 1852-1901 of Prescott, Ontario, Canada and wife Annah Mary Lane 1852-1832 Standing]]

148. [[Archive:WRG Photo 148|Photo and signature of Leonard8 Whitney, Jr. (Leonard7, Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

149. [[Archive:WRG Photo 149|WHITNEY Cemetery - TEXAS]]

150. [[Archive:WRG Photo 150|Ida WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

151. [[Archive:WRG Photo 151|Kenyon Crews WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

152. [[Archive:WRG Photo 152|Nora WHITNEY (child) tombstone - TEXAS]]

153. [[Archive:WRG Photo 153|Pearl and]]

154. [[Archive:WRG Photo 154|Teck WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

155. [[Archive:WRG Photo 155|Will WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

156. [[Archive:WRG Photo 156|W.J. (and Dorothy) WHITNEY tombstone - TEXAS]]

157. [[Archive:WRG Photo 157|1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

158. [[Archive:WRG Photo 158|Close-up of 1856 Calligraphy by Marietta Thankful-9 Whitney, Pierce #7159]]

159. [[Archive:WRG Photo 159|Whitney -S. Pittsfield Cemetery, IN]]

160. [[Archive:WRG Photo 160|David-8 Whitney [Daniel-7, David-6, Benjamin-5, Joseph-4, Joseph-3, Jonathan-2, John-1], and multiple family members]]

161. [[Archive:WRG Photo 161|"The Elms," Whitney family mansion, Watertown, Massachusetts]]

162. [[Archive:WRG Photo 162|Charles Field Whitney with his grandsons, Robert & Donovan Woods around 1905]]

163. [[Archive:WRG Photo 163|George Rumsey & Carrie May Whitney Rumsey Wedding Photo From Sabula Iowa. Married and Photo taken in Carroll County IL Dec 1888]]

164. [[Archive:WRG Photo 164|Copy_of_Harry_and_Dad.jpg. Father and son:Harry Earl and James E. Whitney]]

165. [[Archive:WRG Photo 165|Leonard7 Whitney, Sr. (Ezekiel6, Ezekiel5, John4, Benjamin3, John2, John1)]]

166. [[Archive:WRG Photo 166|David D. Whitney family]]
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User:Curtwhitney

2007-09-03T15:29:30Z

Curtwhitney:

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Hello.
My name is Curtis Clark Whitney, fifth child of Charles Orlando Whitney.

I live near Cullowhee, in Western North Carolina with my wife Ann.
I retired from BellSouth Cellular Corp. after a 36 year career in the "old" Bell System. My education was in Electrical Engineering, with my Bachelors at the University of Florida and a Masters at NYU while in my first post-college job at Bell Telephone Labs. My hobbies include computers, golf, and SCUBA diving.

I have three children, Curtis Scott, b.1966, Elizabeth Ann, b.1969, and Allison Dawn, b.1953.

As a relative newbie in genealogy, I have enjoyed the hunt for info on my family, concentrating so far on my male Whitney line. Our brickwall for a long time was [[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles Mayo]]. Through perseverence, my niece-in-law, [[User:Stacy|Stacy]], found a family, Jacob & Sally Whitney, whose children seemed a pretty good fit to be his parents. And we had a diary from Charles Mayo's son, Charles Francis, kept while he was a seaman in the Pacific, which mentioned several names as uncles and aunts. After comparing names, we have now concluded it is a very probable link. Now we are looking for some more definite proof, such as birth, marriage, and cemetary records.

Archive:Whitney Inn, Jackson, NH

2007-09-03T15:18:31Z

Curtwhitney:

The following factual story is from a friend describing her experience in 1946 with the '''''Whitneys''''' resort which was located in Jackson, New Hampshire and owned by a Whitney family. The author, Jeanne Nutter, lives near me in the Caney Fork Community near Cullowhee, NC, and has given me permission to publish it here. She has fond memories of the Whitney family mentioned therein. This was also published by New Ground Press as part of a collection of works, called "And Then THE WAR Was Over" by Senior Writers at the Golden Age Center, Sylva, North Carolina.
Hope you enjoy it.
Curt Whitney --[[User:Curtwhitney|Curt]] 09:02, 18 June 2007 (CDT)

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== JEANNE NUTTER ==

SNOW TRAIN

The Snow Train left New York City's bustling Grand Central Station one December day in 1946, carrying me away from the sophisticated, cosmopolitan Big Apple to a far different environment. The Snow Train ran once a day to Boston and then on to the small White Mountains town of Intervale, New Hampshire, literally the end of the line.

Encumbered with three large suitcases, a small cosmetics case, figure skates and skis with boots attached, I found a seat and settled myself for the long ride. My destination was Jackson, New Hampshire, where I would be the secretary-hostess at a well-known resort, Whitneys. The enticement was that I would work mornings and have afternoons free to ski. The thought of skiing every day boggled my mind; I'd even refused a job at the famous Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. My only regret was having to spend my first Christmas away from home.

Excited and anticipating a wonderful winter ahead, I wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Whitney would be nice to work for; would the Inn be as New England as I imagined; would I meet any new friends and how about the apres ski life?

The slow Snow Train chugged on through a bucolic countryside, and I succumbed to the train's sleep-inducing motion. I closed my book, Gone with the Wind, and thought about the past year.

Even though my graduation in '45 was a milepost for me, the ending of World War II was an event I'll never forget. I was working in New York City when wild, unrestrained jubilation erupted in Times Square and all over the city. Peace at last! American soldiers would be returning! No more bomb scares, blackouts, rationing or sadness!

An earsplitting screech of metal to metal suddenly jolted me to the present. The train was screeching to a halt. Nowhere near the end of the line, those of us in my car were concerned. The hills and fields outside the windows were covered with a light dusting of snow but no train station was in sight.

Opening the sliding door to our car, the conductor announced, "Due to the 42 degrees below zero weather, the train has frozen to the tracks. Just as soon as we can get help to loosen her, we will be on our way again."
He left us all wondering how such a thing could happen. The longer the train sat idle, the more frigid the car became. Even the restroom floor had a sheet of ice on it. After two long hours the train gave a jarring clank and amid clouds of steam, chugs and creaks, we were once again headed north.

The Snow Train's terminus was a quaint old station where I was met by my new bosses, the Whitneys. Although they'd waited over two hours, they were friendly and made me feel welcome.

Jackson was reached through a red covered bridge, and as we approached it, Mr. Whitney said, "This bridge has been the entrance to Jackson as long as I can remember." In strong New England accents the Whitneys kept up a running commentary about each place we passed. The village looked like a Currier and Ives picture, right down to the small ice skating rink in the center of town. The road to the Inn followed the picturesque Wildcat River with water thrashing wildly against huge rocks encrusted with icicles. We stopped briefly to view "Mount Washington, the highest and coldest place in the northeast," boasted Mr. Whitney. The snow-capped giant was an awesome sight, only six miles away. When we drove up to the sprawling Inn, I was impressed by the Norman Rockwell-ish atmosphere.
Since only a light snow had fallen, everyone prayed for snow. The ski instructors vowed not to shave until snow fell. Could I have guessed that the bearded ski instructor, just back from Europe, would become my husband? Probably not.

When a heavy snowfall finally came, the Christmas season glistened in its pristine white wrapping, bringing gaiety to the Inn. Guests poured in, ski instructors shaved, ski lifts cranked up and a huge Christmas box from home arrived for me.
The winter flew by, my skiing improved and I shared camaraderie with my new friends. Then late one March night the unthinkable happened.

A fire spread throughout the building with amazing speed. The wooden building became a tinderbox. One minute fire licked the floorboards and the next we were fleeing for our lives.

French Canadian chambermaids leaped out windows. Hattie, the large cook, screamed as she fled that her teeth and life savings were still under her bed. The rest of us, waitresses who were all Smith College graduates, the ski patrol, ski instructors and I, escaped by placing our hands on one another's shoulders as we groped our way down the pitch-black, smoke-filled stairway and out into the freezing night.

Outside we met guests standing in their nightgowns, barefooted in the snow and freezing cold. The wind was fanning the flames into a blazing inferno. We stood in shock.

The sub-zero weather caused havoc with the fire department's response. The first truck wrecked on the way, and the second truck's pump froze-up. A third truck, which had to come twelve miles over winding country roads, arrived too late. The building was completely engulfed in red-hot flames shooting skyward and we could do nothing but watch it burn to the ground. When daylight arrived, all that remained was a pile of smoldering ashes.

Within a couple of days, everyone—the help and guests—left. My only two possessions were pajamas and the fur coat I had grabbed from the foot of my bed. To be without even a comb or toothbrush was beyond belief, but with money wired from my father I bought something to wear and a ticket home.

The Snow Train left the quiet beauty of the snowy White Mountain town and headed towards Grand Central Station. Although the fire had been traumatic, I was most grateful to be alive, but there was no excitement this time, only an emptiness. Totally unencumbered except for many memories, I watched the countryside pass into oblivion as the Snow Train carried me home.

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Jeanne Nutter, mother of three sons and five grandchildren, has lived with her husband, Irving, in Cullowhee, North Carolina, for the past ten years, coming from Sarasota, Florida. Her hobbies include travel, crafts, skiing and writing. This year two of her stories won first place in the Literary Arts category of the Smokey Mountain Senior Games.

Archive:Whitney Inn, Jackson, NH

2007-09-03T15:17:19Z

Curtwhitney:

The following factual story is from a friend describing her experience in 1946 with the '''''Whitneys''''' resort which was located in Jackson, New Hampshire and owned by a Whitney family. The author, Jeanne Nutter, lives near me in the Caney Fork Community near Cullowhee, NC, and has given me permission to publish it here. She has fond memories of the Whitney family mentioned therein. This was also published by New Ground Press as part of a collection of works, called "And Then THE WAR Was Over" by Senior Writers at the Golden Age Center, Sylva, North Carolina.
Hope you enjoy it.
Curt Whitney --[[User:Curtwhitney|Curt]] 09:02, 18 June 2007 (CDT)

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== JEANNE NUTTER ==

SNOW TRAIN

The Snow Train left New York City's bustling Grand Central Station one December day in 1946, carrying me away from the sophisticated, cosmopolitan Big Apple to a far different environment. The Snow Train ran once a day to Boston and then on to the small White Mountains town of Intervale, New Hampshire, literally the end of the line.

Encumbered with three large suitcases, a small cosmetics case, figure skates and skis with boots attached, I found a seat and settled myself for the long ride. My destination was Jackson, New Hampshire, where I would be the secretary-hostess at a well-known resort, Whitneys. The enticement was that I would work mornings and have afternoons free to ski. The thought of skiing every day boggled my mind; I'd even refused a job at the famous Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. My only regret was having to spend my first Christmas away from home.

Excited and anticipating a wonderful winter ahead, I wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Whitney would be nice to work for; would the Inn be as New England as I imagined; would I meet any new friends and how about the apres ski life?

The slow Snow Train chugged on through a bucolic countryside, and I succumbed to the train's sleep-inducing motion. I closed my book, Gone with the Wind, and thought about the past year.

Even though my graduation in '45 was a milepost for me, the ending of World War II was an event I'll never forget. I was working in New York City when wild, unrestrained jubilation erupted in Times Square and all over the city. Peace at last! American soldiers would be returning! No more bomb scares, blackouts, rationing or sadness!

An earsplitting screech of metal to metal suddenly jolted me to the present. The train was screeching to a halt. Nowhere near the end of the line, those of us in my car were concerned. The hills and fields outside the windows were covered with a light dusting of snow but no train station was in sight.

Opening the sliding door to our car, the conductor announced, "Due to the 42 degrees below zero weather, the train has frozen to the tracks. Just as soon as we can get help to loosen her, we will be on our way again."
He left us all wondering how such a thing could happen. The longer the train sat idle, the more frigid the car became. Even the restroom floor had a sheet of ice on it. After two long hours the train gave a jarring clank and amid clouds of steam, chugs and creaks, we were once again headed north.

The Snow Train's terminus was a quaint old station where I was met by my new bosses, the Whitneys. Although they'd waited over two hours, they were friendly and made me feel welcome.

Jackson was reached through a red covered bridge, and as we approached it, Mr. Whitney said, "This bridge has been the entrance to Jackson as long as I can remember." In strong New England accents the Whitneys kept up a running commentary about each place we passed. The village looked like a Currier and Ives picture, right down to the small ice skating rink in the center of town. The road to the Inn followed the picturesque Wildcat River with water thrashing wildly against huge rocks encrusted with icicles. We stopped briefly to view "Mount Washington, the highest and coldest place in the northeast," boasted Mr. Whitney. The snow-capped giant was an awesome sight, only six miles away. When we drove up to the sprawling Inn, I was impressed by the Norman Rockwell-ish atmosphere.
Since only a light snow had fallen, everyone prayed for snow. The ski instructors vowed not to shave until snow fell. Could I have guessed that the bearded ski instructor, just back from Europe, would become my husband? Probably not.

When a heavy snowfall finally came, the Christmas season glistened in its pristine white wrapping, bringing gaiety to the Inn. Guests poured in, ski instructors shaved, ski lifts cranked up and a huge Christmas box from home arrived for me.
The winter flew by, my skiing improved and I shared camaraderie with my new friends. Then late one March night the unthinkable happened.

A fire spread throughout the building with amazing speed. The wooden building became a tinderbox. One minute fire licked the floorboards and the next we were fleeing for our lives.

French Canadian chambermaids leaped out windows. Hattie, the large cook, screamed as she fled that her teeth and life savings were still under her bed. The rest of us, waitresses who were all Smith College graduates, the ski patrol, ski instructors and I, escaped by placing our hands on one another's shoulders as we groped our way down the pitch-black, smoke-filled stairway and out into the freezing night.

Outside we met guests standing in their nightgowns, barefooted in the snow and freezing cold. The wind was fanning the flames into a blazing inferno. We stood in shock.

The sub-zero weather caused havoc with the fire department's response. The first truck wrecked on the way, and the second truck's pump froze-up. A third truck, which had to come twelve miles over winding country roads, arrived too late. The building was completely engulfed in red-hot flames shooting skyward and we could do nothing but watch it burn to the ground. When daylight arrived, all that remained was a pile of smoldering ashes.

Within a couple of days, everyone—the help and guests—left. My only two possessions were pajamas and the fur coat I had grabbed from the foot of my bed. To be without even a comb or toothbrush was beyond belief, but with money wired from my father I bought something to wear and a ticket home.

The Snow Train left the quiet beauty of the snowy White Mountain town and headed towards Grand Central Station. Although the fire had been traumatic, I was most grateful to be alive, but there was no excitement this time, only an emptiness. Totally unencumbered except for many memories, I watched the countryside pass into oblivion as the Snow Train carried me home.

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Jeanne Nutter, mother of three sons and five grandchildren, has lived with her husband, truing, in Cullowhee, North Carolina, for the past ten years, coming from Sarasota, Florida. Her hobbies include travel, crafts, skiing and writing. This year two of her stories won first place in the Literary Arts category of the Smokey Mountain Senior Games.

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This page has links to the various pages of the diary which was kept by Charles F. Whitney while he was working on various ships in the South Pacific during 1897. Some pages did not contain any information, except sometimes scribbles possibly made by his son, or were otherwise illegible or unimportant.

''Under construction''

* [[:Image:CFW_DiaryFront_cover.jpg|Cover]]
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_Loose1.jpg|Loose 1]]...Slop Chest contents, ref. to capt. Flemming of ship Phasis
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p1.jpg|Page 1]] ...Identity page, note from new wife?, Ref 38 Broomfield (address) Ref Geo. Graff
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p5.jpg|Page 5]] ...Start of trip in Melbourne
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_loose2.jpg|Loose 2]] ...Notes re Sandaken, Borneo and his work
* [[:Image:CFWDiarylooseback2.jpg|Looseback2]] ...Ref to Sandakan

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This page has links to the various pages of the diary which was kept by Charles F. Whitney while he was working on various ships in the South Pacific during 1897. Some pages did not contain any information, except sometimes scribbles possibly made by his son, or were otherwise illegible or unimportant.

* [[:Image:CFW_DiaryFront_cover.jpg|Cover]]
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_Loose1.jpg|Loose 1]]...Slop Chest contents, ref. to capt. Flemming of ship Phasis
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p1.jpg|Page 1]] ...Identity page, note from new wife?, Ref 38 Broomfield (address) Ref Geo. Graff
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p5.jpg|Page 5]] ...Start of trip in Melbourne
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_loose2.jpg|Loose 2]] ...Notes re Sandaken, Borneo and his work
* [[:Image:CFWDiarylooseback2.jpg|Looseback2]] ...Ref to Sandakan

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This page has links to the various pages of the diary which was kept by Charles F. Whitney while he was working on various ships in the South Pacific during 1897. Some pages did not contain any information, except sometimes scribbles possibly made by his son, or were otherwise illegible or unimportant.

* [[:Image:CFW_DiaryFront_cover.jpg|Cover]]
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_Loose1.jpg|Loose 1]]...Slop Chest contents, ref. to capt. Flemming of ship Phasis
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p1.jpg|Page 1]] ...Identity page, note from new wife?, Ref 38 Broomfield (address) Ref Geo. Graff
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p5.jpg|Page 5]] ...Start of trip in Melbourne
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_loose2.jpg|Loose 2]] ...Notes re Sandaken, Borneo and his work
* [[:Image:CFWDiarylooseback2.jpg|Looseback2]] ...

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Curtwhitney:

This page has links to the various pages of the diary which was kept by Charles F. Whitney while he was working on various ships in the South Pacific during 1897. Some pages did not contain any information, except sometimes scribbles possibly made by his son, or were otherwise illegible or unimportant.

* [[:Image:CFW_DiaryFront_cover.jpg|Cover]]
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_Loose1.jpg|Loose 1]]...Slop Chest contents, ref. to capt. Flemming of ship Phasis
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p1.jpg|Page 1]] ...Identity page, note from new wife?, Ref 38 Broomfield (address) Ref Geo. Graff
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_p5.jpg|Page 5]] ...Start of trip in Melbourne
* [[:Image:CFWDiary_loose2.jpg|Loose 2]] ...Notes re Sandaken, Borneo and his work

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'''Charles Francis Whitney''' ([[Family:Whitney, Charles M. (c1834-1900)|Charles M.]]), was born c. 1871, at Saint Louis, MO, and died Apr 1931 at Miami, FL.
=History=
Charles Francis Whitney is the first well known of this Whitney clan. He was the son of Charles Mayo Whitney, who was born about 1832-33 in Massachusetts. Records found to date show his father as a lawyer in Troy, NY and married to Laura Acenith, last name unknown, from Chester,VT. They moved to St. Louis, MO where his father was lawyer/editor, and Charles F. was born. The family moved to British Columbia, Canada, perhaps about 1890. His father started a newspaper called the Courtenay Weekly News in November, 1892. It became the Cumberland News later. Charles F. was the first postmaster in Courtenay, in 1893. Charles' mother died in 1893 at the Asylum for the Insane, in BC. His father, Mayo, moved to Vancouver in 1898 and died there in 1900.
==Charles F goes to sea==
Charles F. left Vancouver about 1897 and became a seaman, traveling to Australia. Based on his [[:Archive:Charles F Whitney Diary|diary]], he traveled via the SS Aberdeen to Melbourne, Australia, stayed in the Bethel Shipworks, joined the Lucile of Freeport, Maine, and worked the run from Melbourne to New Castle, a three day sail for 2 pound, 10 shilling. He stayed at the Caledonia Hotel for 18 shillings/week including board. He joined the 1580 ton ship Phasis captained by Thomas Flemming. He left New Castle for Surabaya, Java on June 18, 1897. They went through the Torres Straits June 29, by Maderia Island July 16, then lay on the bar for 8 days. They entered the Java Sea Aug. 19, crossing the line (equator?) about Aug. 26, arriving in the China Sea Aug.27th. They passed the last island on the Borneo coast Aug.29th. On Sept. 2 the ship wrecked at 2245 on the St. Royal Georges reef in the South China Sea. The 27 souls left ship in three boats and sailed ESE for the Ambering coast of Borneo. They were all rescued by Capt. Grant of the steamer Libelle of London and taken to Kudat, then Sandaken, the capital, where they picked up lumber, and then to Kadat and Labuan which is 1/3 owned by NCBY Co. The steamer was owned by New Central Borneo Co. "There is a beautiful drive along the beach studded with orange trees and coconuts. Fine residences line the road for miles." They left Labuan sailing 14 days to Singapore and the ship-wrecked sailors home. He obtained passage to London on Alfred Hoults-Blue Funnel-Pratisclus, then to New York, arriving Dec.13,1897.

==Home again==
After returning to Massachusetts, he married Mary E. Clark and settled in Somerville, MA. His son, Charles O. was born there. Later they moved to Worcester where his uncle Alonzo lived. He was a Railroad Brakeman and then a traveling salesman for the Better Brush Company. The family moved to Florida, via Philadelphia and Ocala in 1925, camping along the way. He worked as a laborer at a concrete block company with his son for a while. He died in Miami in 1935. Strangely, like his mother, his wife Mary spent the last years of her life in a State mental illness home in Chattahoochee, FL before her death in 1945.

He married '''Mary Elizabeth Clark''', daughter of Samuel L. Clark and Dorcus Curtis. She was born 28 Oct 1864 at Gloucester, MA, and died 31 Dec 1945 at Chattahoochee, FL.

Children of Charles Francis and Mary Elizabeth (Clark) Whitney:

:{|
| align=right valign=top | i.
| '''[[Family:Whitney, Charles Orlando (1903-1988)|Charles Orlando Whitney]]''', born 1 Sep 1903 at Somerville, MA and died 5 Dec 1988 at Harrison, AR.
|}

==References==

1860 US Federal Census, Troy Ward 7,Rensselaer, NY, p.641,
1880 Federal Census, Saint Louis, MO, 2nd enumeration, p. 388B.

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Start of trip start with arrival in Melbourne