Mailing List Discussions, April 1998
From WRG
Date: Wed, 1 Apr 1998 06:05:01 -0600 To: BCofer 612 <BCofer612@aol.com> From: Margie and George Parker <mandg@math.siu.edu>
Subject: Re: Jonathan & Lydia Cc: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 10:13 PM 3/31/98 EST, you wrote: >Hi, everyone, > Does anyone out there have a Jonathan Whitney & wife Lydia Jones, and their >daughter Lydia, b 3 July 1657. I don't know where she was born, or where or >when she died. She marr 15 Apr 1684 at Sherborn, MA, or Canterbury, CT, Moses >Adams? Moses was the son of (Lt.) Henry & Elizabeth (Paine) Adams. > I can go 'way back on the Adams line, but nowhere on the Whitney one. Any >help greatly appreciated! >Barbara >BCofer612@aol.com > > >
Dear Barbara,
I am sure you will hear from Robert Ward and some of the others, but here is my 2 cents.
Jonathan is the son of John and Elinor Whitney who came to Watertown MA in 1635. Jonathan was their youngest child at that time. He was born in England about 1634 and married Lydia Jones Oct 30, 1656. She was the daughter of Lewis Jones.
As a start on the Whitneys, see Robert Ward's web pages at
http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/index.html
Pierce's 'Whitney Genalogy' pages 23-24 has Jonathan and his children and info on daughter Lydia and her husband.
According to Savage's 'Gealogical Dictionary', page 563 says Lewis Jones was from Roxbury. His wife was Ann (died 1 May 1680 @ 72 or 78). He was a member of the church in Roxbury about 1640, had dau Phoebe b 21 Jan 1646 d 6 July 1650, dau Lydia perhaps born in England, son Josiah b 1643, and Shubael b 1651. Lewis d in Watertown 11 Apr 1684. There is a bit more info in Savage.
George Parker
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 09:03:16 -0600 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@doit.com> Subject: WHITNEY: Mass. Magazine
I found this at the library last night and thought it would be beneficial:
CJ Stevens, The Massachusetts Magazine Marriage and Death Notices 1789 - 1796 (New Orleans: Polyanthos, 1978).
[Marriages] p. 140-141.
Whitney, Aaron, to Miss Ede Fisk, at Shurburn, Mass. (May 1794) Whitney, Berenice (Eglestone) Whitney, Hannah (Pomeroy) Whitney, Mrs. Mary (Hoppin) Whitney, Samuel, to Miss Anstis Barker, at Amherst, Mass. (Apr. 1795) Whitney, Silas, to Miss Polly M'Clury, in Boston. (Feb. 1794) Whitney, Thomas Lambert, to Miss Mary Lincoln, at Hingham, Mass. (Sept. 1795)
[Deaths] p. 307.
Whitney, Elijah, aged 77, at Warwick, Mass. (July 1792) Whitney, Mrs. Hannah, aged 28, at Harvard, Mass. (Feb. 1793) Whitney, Lois, aged 25, at Concord, Mass. (Sept. 1794) Whitney, Mrs. Lucy, aged 21, at Westminster, Mass. (Dec. 1791)
I did not noticed that the marriages for the women simply listed the groom's surname. I will look these up when I am next at the library.
I also found another book which covers obituaries in the Columbian Centinel from 1784 to 1840. There were *TWELVE* pages of Whitneys listed! I just finished running them through the scanner and OCR and will post them as soon as I can proofread them. It looks like wonderful information!
Tim Doyle http://www.doit.com/tdoyle/ tdoyle@doit.com ftp://ftp.doit.com/pub/tdoyle/
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 07:17:25 -0800 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net> To: wrg <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Joseph & Benjamin Whitney
WRG-ers, Is anyone aware of a relationship between these two Whitneys of Surry, NH? Who were their parents? Are they the twins born to Zachariah and Ruth Whitney 5 Nov 1743 Pomfret, CT?
>From Kingsbury, Frank Burnside. "History of the Town of Surry, Cheshire County, New Hampshire." pp 933, 934.
"Benjamin Whitney, so far as known, was the first blacksmith to locate in what is now Surry. His name is found as early as July 4, 1768, and when the road was surveyed 1771, his shop stood not far from No. 22. >From Keene he came to this town, and after a few years removed to Westminster, VT. He married Jerusha Brockway, dau of Wolston Brockway. Children: i. Parnal (dau), Keene, Jan 13, 1766. ii. Abigail, Keene, Jan 13, 1768. iii. Anna, Surry, July 27, 1770."
I also found the following passage, no pages noted, unfortunately.
"Joseph Whitney was a blacksmith in Surry, as early as 1771, at which time he purchased land; prior to 1782, he removed to Westmoreland where he resided for several years. Doubtless he was the Joseph who married in Surry May 4, 1779 to Bethiah Smith of Walpole. There was a 'Joseph Whitney' who witnessed a deed in Keene in 1762.
Children (perhaps there were others): i. Hannah, Surry, Dec. 11, 1779 ii. Joseph Jr. married Apr. 20 1803, Eunice Britton, dau of James Britton."
Colleen Knights
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 18:17:30 To: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@doit.com>, WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: WHITNEY: Mass. Magazine
At 09:03 AM 4/1/98 -0600, you wrote: >I found this at the library last night and thought it would be beneficial: > >CJ Stevens, The Massachusetts Magazine Marriage and Death Notices >1789 - 1796 (New Orleans: Polyanthos, 1978). > >[Marriages] p. 140-141. > >Whitney, Aaron, to Miss Ede Fisk, at Shurburn, Mass. (May 1794) >Whitney, Berenice (Eglestone) >Whitney, Hannah (Pomeroy) >Whitney, Mrs. Mary (Hoppin) >Whitney, Samuel, to Miss Anstis Barker, at Amherst, Mass. (Apr. 1795) >Whitney, Silas, to Miss Polly M'Clury, in Boston. (Feb. 1794) >Whitney, Thomas Lambert, to Miss Mary Lincoln, at Hingham, Mass. (Sept. 1795) > >[Deaths] p. 307. > >Whitney, Elijah, aged 77, at Warwick, Mass. (July 1792) >Whitney, Mrs. Hannah, aged 28, at Harvard, Mass. (Feb. 1793) >Whitney, Lois, aged 25, at Concord, Mass. (Sept. 1794) >Whitney, Mrs. Lucy, aged 21, at Westminster, Mass. (Dec. 1791) > >I did not noticed that the marriages for the women simply listed the >groom's surname. I will look these up when I am next at the library.
This is excellent! Thanks for this information.
>I also found another book which covers obituaries in the Columbian >Centinel from 1784 to 1840. There were *TWELVE* pages of Whitneys >listed! I just finished running them through the scanner and OCR >and will post them as soon as I can proofread them. It looks like >wonderful information!
This is already posted. See:
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/obit.html>
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 18:17:30 To: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@doit.com>, WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com>
Subject: Re: WHITNEY: Mass. Magazine
At 09:03 AM 4/1/98 -0600, you wrote: >I found this at the library last night and thought it would be beneficial: > >CJ Stevens, The Massachusetts Magazine Marriage and Death Notices >1789 - 1796 (New Orleans: Polyanthos, 1978). > >[Marriages] p. 140-141. > >Whitney, Aaron, to Miss Ede Fisk, at Shurburn, Mass. (May 1794) >Whitney, Berenice (Eglestone) >Whitney, Hannah (Pomeroy) >Whitney, Mrs. Mary (Hoppin) >Whitney, Samuel, to Miss Anstis Barker, at Amherst, Mass. (Apr. 1795) >Whitney, Silas, to Miss Polly M'Clury, in Boston. (Feb. 1794) >Whitney, Thomas Lambert, to Miss Mary Lincoln, at Hingham, Mass. (Sept. 1795) > >[Deaths] p. 307. > >Whitney, Elijah, aged 77, at Warwick, Mass. (July 1792) >Whitney, Mrs. Hannah, aged 28, at Harvard, Mass. (Feb. 1793) >Whitney, Lois, aged 25, at Concord, Mass. (Sept. 1794) >Whitney, Mrs. Lucy, aged 21, at Westminster, Mass. (Dec. 1791) > >I did not noticed that the marriages for the women simply listed the >groom's surname. I will look these up when I am next at the library.
This is excellent! Thanks for this information.
>I also found another book which covers obituaries in the Columbian >Centinel from 1784 to 1840. There were *TWELVE* pages of Whitneys >listed! I just finished running them through the scanner and OCR >and will post them as soon as I can proofread them. It looks like >wonderful information!
This is already posted. See:
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/obit.html>
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 18:52:39 To: BCofer 612 <BCofer612@aol.com> From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Jonathan & Lydia Cc: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 06:05 AM 4/1/98 -0600, Margie and George Parker wrote: >At 10:13 PM 3/31/98 EST, you wrote: >>Hi, everyone, >> Does anyone out there have a Jonathan Whitney & wife Lydia Jones, and their >>daughter Lydia, b 3 July 1657. I don't know where she was born, or where or >>when she died. She marr 15 Apr 1684 at Sherborn, MA, or Canterbury, CT, Moses >>Adams? Moses was the son of (Lt.) Henry & Elizabeth (Paine) Adams. >> I can go 'way back on the Adams line, but nowhere on the Whitney one. Any >>help greatly appreciated! >>Barbara >>BCofer612@aol.com >> >> >> > >Dear Barbara, > >I am sure you will hear from Robert Ward and some of the others, but here is >my 2 cents. > >Jonathan is the son of John and Elinor Whitney who came to Watertown MA in >1635. Jonathan was their youngest child at that time. He was born in >England about 1634 and married Lydia Jones Oct 30, 1656. She was the >daughter of Lewis Jones. > >As a start on the Whitneys, see Robert Ward's web pages at > http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/index.html > >Pierce's 'Whitney Genalogy' pages 23-24 has Jonathan and his children and >info on daughter Lydia and her husband. > >According to Savage's 'Gealogical Dictionary', page 563 says Lewis Jones was >from Roxbury. His wife was Ann (died 1 May 1680 @ 72 or 78). He was a >member of the church in Roxbury about 1640, had dau Phoebe b 21 Jan 1646 d 6 >July 1650, dau Lydia perhaps born in England, son Josiah b 1643, and Shubael >b 1651. Lewis d in Watertown 11 Apr 1684. There is a bit more info in Savage. > > >George Parker
O.K., I'll chime in. See the family group of Jonathan-2 and Lydia (JONES) WHITNEY family at <http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/john/num001.html#8> and connecting links. For sources for particular facts, write me back with specific requests. Lydia-3 WHITNEY was b. 3 Jul 1657, Watertown, MA [Vital Records, vol. 1, p. 19]. The marriage to Moses ADAMS occurred in Sherborn, MA [Vital Records, pp. 180-181].
I have further information on some lines of descent from Lydia (WHITNEY) ADAMS. What is your line?
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Wed, 1 Apr 1998 15:49:54 -0600 From: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@just.doit.com> Subject: WHITNEY: Columbian Centinel, pt 1 of 3 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
As promised, here are the obituaries from 1784 to 1840 that I stumbled across. I will also be placing this list on my whitney webpage at http://www.outburst.com/whitney.
American Antiquarian Society, comp., Index of Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784 to 1840 (Boston: G. K. Hall Co., 1961) Vol. 5 (SLOM - Z), pages 4884 - 4895.
inst. = same month ult. = previous month C.C. = Columbian Centinel {} = Notes made by me, Tim Doyle.
[page 4884]
Whitney, --- (Mrs.) d. in Charleston, S.C.
(C.C.Sept.3,1796)
Whitney, --- (Mr.) d. in Chesterfield, accidentally shot
(C.C.Jan.17,1801)
Whitney, --- (Mrs.), wife of Rev. Whitney d. in Cambridge,
Mass. (C.C.Oct.16,1805)
Whitney, --- (Mrs.) consort of Stephen Whitney, d. in
Deerfield, aged 49 (C.C.July 12,1806)
Whitney, --- two children, of Henry Whitney d. in Great
Barrington, 18th and 20th, aged 3 and 6 (C.C.Nov.3,1813)
Whitney, --- (Mr.), agent of Lloyds d. in Portugal
(C.C.Nov.8,1823)
Whitney, --- (Mrs.), wife of Capt. Israel Whitney d. in
Beverly, (C.C.Nov.6,l824)
[page 4885]
Whitney, --- (Mrs.), d. in Jonesborough, aged 90
(C.C.Dec.26,1832)
Whitney, A. Dea., d. in Stow, aged 94 (C.C.Apr.18,1818)
Whitney, Aaron S., native of Northampton, Mass., d. at
Charleston, S.C. (C.C.Sept.7,1796)
Whitney, Abel, Esq. d. in Westfield, aged 53
(C.C.Mar.18,1807)
Whitney, Abigail, dau. of late Samuel Whitney, d. in
Castine, aged 40 (C.C.June 18,1808)
Whitney, Abigail (Mrs.), wife of Elisha Whitney d. in
Roxbury, aged 59 (C.C.Apr.27.1811)
Whitney, Abigail (Mrs.), relict of late Samuel Whitney, of
Boston, d. in Castine, 2nd inst., aged 78 (C.C.July 14,1813)
Whitney, Abigail (Mrs.), dau. of Col. Thos. Hapgood, d. in
Marlboro, June 30th, (C.C.Aug.7,1830)
Whitney, Abigail (Mrs.), relict of late Nathaniel R.
Whitney, d. in Watertown, aged 73 (C.C.Sept.11,1833)
Whitney, Abraham, d. in Watertown, aged 78 (C.C.Sept.4,1813)
Whitney, Alfred H., youngest child of Wm. Whitney d. in
East Cambridge, (C.C.Apr,13,1833)
Whitney, Alfred S., d. in Boston [June 7,1834] aged 17 yrs.
(C.C.June 11,1834)
Whitney, Alvan, d. in Stow, aged 18 (C.C.Oct.27,1832)
Whitney, Amasa d. in Hingham, aged 68 (C.C.Nov.7,1818)
Whitney, Amos, d. in Boston, aged 42 (C.C..Jan.21,1804)
Whitney, Amos, d. in Worcester (C.C.July 4,1838 {or 1828?})
Whitney, Amos, d. in Bath, Me., burned to death, aged 69
yrs. (C.C.Oct.20,1832)
Whitney, Andrew G., U.S. Att. and member of Legislature
Council, of Mich. Terr., d. in Detroit, aged 39 (C.C.Oct.28,1826)
Whitney, Ann Eliza (Mrs.), wife of Joseph J. Whitney, of
Boston, d. in Canton, 26th inst., aged 22 (C.C.Aug.5,1812)
Whitney, Anna (Mrs.), wife of Abijah, d. in Weston, 8th
inst., aged 48 (C.C.June 15,1831 {or 1821?})
Whitney, Anna (Mrs.), wife of Abijah Whitney d. in Weston,
aged 40 (C.C.June 22,1831)
[page 4886]
Whitney, Artemas, formerly of Boston d. in Metamoras,
Mexico, aged 34 yrs. (C.C.Dec.1,1832)
Whitney, Asa d. in Pittsfield (C.C.Aug.20,1803)
Whitney, Asa, Maj. d. in Brookline, aged 44
(C.C.Mar.11.,1826)
Whitney, Benjamin, of Fitzwilliam, d. in Dedham, killed by
an explosion (C.C.July 16,1803)
Whitney, Benjamin d. in Worcester, aged 98 (C.C.Nov.18,1809)
Whitney, Benjamin d. in Worcester, aged 66 (C.C.Aug.9,1823)
Whitney, Benjamin d. in Worcester, aged 96 (C.C.Aug.16,1823)
Whitney, Benjamin d. in Millbury, aged 32 (C.C.June 30,1832)
Whitney, Betsey,(Mrs.), wife of Capt. Asa Whitney and dau.
of Capt. Abram. Child, of Groton, Mass. d. at Silver Creek, N.Y., aged 54 (C.C.May 7,1836)
Whitney, Caroline Eliza, dau. of John H. Whitney d. at
Roxbury, aged 4 yrs. (C.C.Sept.19,1838)
Whitney, Catharine (Mrs.), d. in Boston, wife of Jos.
Whitney, and dau. of late Henry Smith, aged 30 (C.C.July 1,1809)
Whitney, Catherine, d. in Newburyport, aged 24
(C.C.Oct.3,1804)
Whitney, Catherine dau. of John Whitney, of Boston d. at
Weston, aged 19 yrs. (C.C.Sept.3,1836)
Whitney, Charles d. in Cambridgeport, aged 23
(C.C.Nov.12,1825)
Whitney, Charles d. in Peterborough, N.H. [Oct.6, 1832],
aged 39 (C.C.Oct.10,1832).
Whitney, Charles A, formerly of Mass. & Philad., d. in
Point Gibson, Miss. (C.C.Dec.7,1836)
Whitney, Charles H., son of George Whitney d. in Boston,
yesterday, aged 5 yrs. (C.C.Apr.7,1830)
Whitney, Charles H., youngest son of Ezra Whitney, Jr. d. in
Weston, aged 17 mos. (C.C.Mar.14,1812)
Whitney, Charlotte (Mrs.), wife of Elisha Whitney, d. in
Watertown [Feb.19,1833] aged 40 (C.C.Feb.20,1833)
Whitney, Daniel Jr. d. in Watertown, aged 23
(C.C.Aug.22,1801)
Whitney, Daniel, Dea. d. in Watertown (C.C.Sept.30,1801)
Whitney, Daniel, d. in Stow, aged 45 (C.C.Oct.26,1805)
[page 4887]
Whitney, Daniel, Hon., Representative in the General Court,
d. in Sherburne, 6th ult., aged 76 yrs. (C.C.May 5,1810)
Whitney, Daniel H. son of Maj Asa Whitney d. in Roxbury,
aged 8 (C.C.Oct.8,1817)
Whitney, Daniel S. d. in Grafton, aged 28 (C.C.Jan.19,1833)
Whitney, Davis S.,formerly of Northampton, d. in Gainsville,
Ala., 1st inst., aged 52 {or 53?} (C.C.Apr.25,1840)
Whitney, Dolly, child of John Whitney, d. in Boston, Mass.
(C.C.,July 13,1814)
Whitney, Dorcas (Mrs.), wife of Daniel Whitney d. in Boston,
aged 29.(C.C.Apr.4,1798)
Whitney, Dudley, of Roxbury, d. in Winchendon, 7th inst.,
aged 29 (C.C.Sept.21,1831) & (C.C.Sept.24,1831)
Whitney, Ebenezer d. in Springfield, aged 61
(C.C.Sept.27,1806)
Whitney Edwin, son of Ephraim Whitney d. in Boston, Wed.,
aged 6 (C.C.Nov.13,1824)
Whitney, Elbridge G., formerly of Harvard, Mass., d. at
Mobile, Sept.26th (C.C.Nov.4,1837)
Whitney,Eleazer, seaman of Boston, lost overboard from ship
Hesper of New Bedford, d. off Falkland Island, aged 21 [Apr.1,1828] (C.C.July 23,1828)
Whitney, Eli d. in Westboro, aged 66 (C.C.Oct.24,1807)
Whitney, Eli, inventor of Cotton Gin, d. in New Haven,
Conn., aged 59 yrs. (C.C.Jan.15,1825)
Whitney, Elias d. on the coast of Africa (C.C.Nov.23,1825)
Whitney, Elijah d. in Boston, aged 58 (C.C.Jan.17,1829)
Whitney, Elisaph d. in Pomfret, Conn., aged 103 yrs., 3 days
(C.C.Aug.6,18l7)
Whitney, Elisha, Dr. d. in Beverly, aged 59
(C.C.Feb.25,1807)
Whitney, Elisha, son of Elisha Whitney, Jr. d. in Roxbury,
aged 4 yrs. (C.C.Mar.21,1810)
Whitney, Elisha d. in Roxbury, Thurs., aged 67 (C.C.May
20,1815)
Whitney, Elisha d. in Roxbury, aged 43 (C.C.Feb.26,1823)
Whitney, Eliza (Mrs.), wife of Salmon Whitney d. in Boston,
Sat., aged 36 (C.C.Oct.27,1824)
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Date: Wed, 1 Apr 1998 15:50:30 -0600 From: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@just.doit.com>
Subject: WHITNEY: Columbian Centinel, pt 2 of 3 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
[page 4888]
Whitney, Eliza Ann, wife of Simri Whitney, late of Boston,
aged 30 (C.C.June 10,1837)
Whitney, Eliza Marshall (Miss.), eldest dau. of the late
Ezra Whitney, d. in So. Hadley, 21st ult. (C.C.Feb.2,1822)
Whitney, Elizabeth (Mrs.), wife of Wm. Whitney d. in
Bedford, 24th inst., aged 27 (C.C.Feb.28,1810)
Whitney, Elizabeth, youngest child of John Whitney, d. in
Cambridge [Aug.8,1822] aged 3 (C.C.Aug.10,1822)
Whitney, Elizabeth, of Sherburne, d. in Boston, aged 21 yrs.
(C.C.Aug.28,1824)
Whitney Elizabeth D., dau. of Salmon Whitney d. in Boston,
Mass. [Nov.9,1832] aged 19 (C.C.Nov.14,1832)
Whitney, Elizabeth Eustis, dau. of Rev. Geo. Whitney, d.
in Roxbury, [Apr.26, 1834], aged 3 yrs. 7 mos. (C.C.May 3,1834)
Whitney, Ephraim, Dr. d. in Brattleboro, aged 73
(C.C.Aug.12,1801)
Whitney, Ephraim Capt. of this town d. in St. Barts,
Apr.23rd., aged 34 (C.C.May 30,1821)
Whitney, Ethan d. in Boston, yesterday, aged 33 (C.C.July
23,1823)
Whitney, Eunice (Mrs.), d. in Beverly, aged 62 (C.C.May
1,1819)
Whitney, Fanny (Mrs.), wife of Roger Whitney, d. in Natick,
[Jan.30, 1808], aged 35 (C.C.Feb.17,1808)
Whitney, Fanny (Mrs.),wife of Zaccheus Whitney d. in Boston,
aged 27 (C.C.Nov.14,1810)
Whitney, Frances d. in Sudbury, aged 34 (C.C.Sept. 7,1825)
Whitney, Franklin d. in Boston, 15th inst., aged 23 yrs.
(C.C.Jan.18,1840)
Whitney, Frederick W., son of Wm. F. Whitney d. in Boston,
Mass. [Apr.6, 1834] aged 15 mos. (C.C.Apr. 9,1834)
Whitney, Frederick W., son of Wm. F. & Frances A. Whitney
d.at Boston, aged 5 (C.C.Aug.28,1839)
Whitney, George, native of Mass., d. in New York City, aged
37 (C.C.July 30,1825)
Whitney, George d. in Stockbridge, aged 31 (C.C.Dec.28,1825)
Whitney, Hannah (Mrs.), widow of Mass., d. in western part
of New York, aged 38 (C.C.Jan.2,1808)
[page 4889]
Whitney, Hannah (Mrs.) relict of John Whitney d. in
Sherburne, Jan. 4th, aged 85 yrs. (C.C.Feb.1,1826)
Whitney, Harriet (Mrs.), wife of Joshua Whitney d. in
Quebec, Lower Canada, Aug. 24th (C.C.Oct.15,1831)
Whitney, Harriet J., only child of Wm. Whitney d. in
Cambridgeport [Oct.6,1833] aged 10 mos. (C.C.Oct.9,1833)
Whitney, Harriot-Lincoln, dau. of Peter Whitney, d. in
Quincy, aged 2 yrs. 7 mos. (C.C.Nov.17,1810)
Whitney, Henry, merchant, d. in New York (C.C.Mar.18,1812)
Whitney, Henry, d. in Bellows Falls, Vt., aged 28 yrs.
(C.C.Apr.25,1818)
Whitney, Horatio, child of Capt. Simon Whitney d. in
Boston, Sunday,aged 2 mos (C.C.May 4,1814)
Whitney, Isaiah d. in Bolton, aged 60 (C.C.Apr.4,1835)
Whitney, Israel,Dea. d. in Harvard (C.C.Dec.30,1826)
Whitney, Jabez d. in Dedham, aged 39 (C.C.Aug.4,1819)
Whitney, James d. in Dover, aged 46 (C.C.June 14,1800)
Whitney, James d. in Cambridge, aged 21 (C.C.Dec.22,1827)
Whitney, James B. d. in Watertown, aged 29 (C.C. Sept.
2,1815)
Whitney, Jane (Mrs.), relict of Rev. Phineas Whitney, late
of Shirley, Mass, d. in Peterboro, N.H., 4th ult. (C.C.Apr.17,1824)
Whitney, Jane (Mrs.) wife of Rev. Peter Whitney d. in
Quincy, [Nov.13,1832] (C.C.Nov.14,1832)
Whitney, Jede, formerly of Conn., d. in Charlestown, aged 45
yrs. (C.C.Sept.23,1826)
Whitney, John d. in Westminster, aged 32 (C.C.July 17,1802)
Whitney, John, merchant d. in Boston, Wed., aged 47 yrs.
(C.C.Aug.30,1817)
Whitney, John d. in Sherburne, aged 83 (C.C.Feb.23,1825)
Whitney, John d. at Cambridge, aged 43 (C.C. June 24,1826)
Whitney, John d. in Boston, aged 48 (C.C.July 9,1828)
Whitney, John, formerly of Watertown, d. in Lowell, aged 33
(C.C.Dec.7,1833)
[page 4890]
Whitney, John, son of Wm. Beals, d. in Boston, aged 5 yrs.
(C.C.Mar.26,1834)
Whitney, John d. in Boston, Sunday, aged 63 {or 65?}
(C.C.Feb.1,1837)
Whitney, John A., son of Col. Moses Whitney, of Wrentham,
d. in Hudson, N.Y., aged 30 (C.C.Nov.27,1819)
Whitney, John P., native of Castine, Me., d. at New Orleans,
11th inst. (C.C.Aug.28,1839)
Whitney, John S., son of Jonathan Whitney, d. in Boston,
Mass., aged 6 mos. 24 days (C.C.Feb.1,1806)
Whitney, Jona, d. at Brighton, 22nd inst. (C.C.Jan.23,1839)
Whitney, Jonathan, d. in Lancaster, aged 66
(C.C.Nov.27,1802)
Whitney, Jonathan, d. in Danvers, aged 37 (C.C.Apr.20,1833)
Whitney, Joseph, Capt. d. in Pittsfield (C.C.Aug.20,1808)
Whitney, Joseph, d. in Boston, [June 24,1812] aged 42 yrs.
(C.C.June 27,1812)
Whitney, Joseph, d. in Cambridge, Sat., aged 35
(C.C.Oct.1,1828)
Whitney, Joshua, Capt. d. in Worcester, aged 72 (C.C.May
13,1809)
Whitney, Joshua, Rev. patriot, d. in Henniker, aged 81 yrs.
(C.C.Mar.7,1835)
Whitney, Josiah, d. in Waltham, aged 70 (C.C.Dec.6,1800)
Whitney, Josiah Rev. D.D., d. in Brookline, Conn., aged 94
yrs. (C.C.Sept.25,1824)
Whitney, Josiah, d. at Roxbury, 3rd inst., aged 70 yrs.
(C.C.Oct.5,1839)
Whitney, Josiah Q.A.B., A Graduate of Harvard Univ.,d. in
Waltham, Sun., aged 23 (C.C.Apr.16,1828)
Whitney, Julia (Mrs.), relict of the late Rev. Peter
Whitney, of Northboro, d. in Quincy, aged 79 (C.C.Jan.13,1821)
Whitney, Louisa, d. in Great Barrington, aged 12 yrs.
(C.C.June 30,1813)
Whitney, Lucy, only child of Phineas S. Whitney, d. in
Boston, aged 2 (C.C.June 17,1815)
Whitney, Lucy (Mrs.), widow of the late Jonathan Whitney, d.
in Lancaster, Sat., aged 74 (C.C.Oct.18,1817)
[page 4891]
Whitney, Lucy (Mrs.), wife of Phinehas Whitney, of New York,
d. in Boston, aged 38 (C.C.Mar.3,1821)
Whitney, Lucy Ann (Mrs.), wife of Wm. L. Whitney d. at
Cambridge, aged 26 (C.C.Aug.11,1838)
Whitney, Lydia B., d. at Hingham, aged 31 (C.C.July 18,1838)
Whitney, Marcy (Mrs.), wife of Dea. Abram. Whitney, d. in
Stow, aged 102 yrs. (C.C.Jan.24,1829)
Whitney, Martha (Mrs.), wife of Wm. Whitney d. in Boston,
Mass. yesterday, aged 45 (C.C.Jan.25,1837)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Cyrus Whitney d. in Boston,
Mass. aged 34 (C.C.Mar.4,1801)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), consort of Dea. Daniel Whitney, d. in
Watertown, aged 53 (C.C.Sept.23,1801)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Capt. Isaac Whitney, d. in
Sherburne, 21st ult.,aged 26 (C.C.Nov.6,1813)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Eliasaph Whitney, d. in
Stamford, aged 91 (C.C.Feb.5,1814)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of John Whitney, d. in Warrick,
aged 73 (C.C.Aug.24,1816)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), d. in Salem, aged 34 (C.C.Oct.8,1825)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Isaac Whitney d. in Harvard,
aged 53 (C.C.Sept.17,1828)
Whitney, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Col. John Whitney d. in
Princeton, aged 31 (C.C.Nov.5,1831)
Whitney, Mary, widow d. in Winchendon, aged 82
(C.C.Jan.18,1834)
Whitney, Mary, eldest dau. of late Capt. Silas Whitney, d.
in Boston, Tuesday, aged 32 (C.C.Feb.11,1837)
Whitney, Mary E., dau. of Dea. Daniel Whitney, d. in
Watertown, aged 26 (C.C.Sept.5,1801)
Whitney, Micah, son of Ezra Whitney d. at Uxbridge, aged 17
yrs. (C.C.Feb.25,1795)
Whitney, Miriam (Mrs.), widow of the late Hon. Daniel
Whitney, d. in Sherburne, aged 77 (C.C.Jan.14,1818)
Whitney, Moses, Capt. in rifle corps, U.S.Army and late
commander of Fort Warren in Boston Harbor, d. in Harvard (C.C.Jan.27,1816)
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[page 4892]
Whitney, Moses, of this City d. at Sulphur Springs, aged 49
(C.C.Oct.3,1838)
Whitney, Nathan, Capt., one of the town's first settlers, d.
in Westminster, aged 76 (C.C.Sept.10,1803)
Whitney, Nathan, Jr. Capt., d. in Westminster, aged 40 yrs.
(C.C..Jan.7,1832) & (C.C.Jan.28,1832)
Whitney, Nathaniel, Representative in the General Court d.
in Sherburne, 1st inst. (C.C.Apr.14,1810)
Whitney, Nathaniel R. d. in Watertown, aged 67
(C.C.Aug.12,1826)
Whitney, Nathaniel R., Jr. d. in East Cambridge, aged 27
yrs. (C.C..Jan.30,1836)
Whitney, Nicholas B. Rev., d. in Hingham, aged 64
(C.C.Nov.28,1835)
Whitney, Patience (Mrs.), wife of Silas Whitney d. at
Charlestown, aged 81 (C.C.Dec.25,1839)
Whitney, Paul, Dr., d. at Westfield, aged 42
(C.C.Mar.21,1795)
Whitney, Persis, dau. of Shadrack Whitney, of Boylston, d.
in Sutton, aged 21 (C.C.Jan.24,1835) & (C.C.Jan.28,1835)
Whitney, Peter, Rev. d. in Northboro, Thurs.
(C.C.Mar.6,1816)
Whitney, Phinehas, Rev. d. in Shirley, 13th inst., aged 80
yrs. (C.C.Dec. 22,1819)
Whitney, Rachel (Mrs.), widow of Jacob Whitney late of
Roxbury, d. in Milton, aged 75 (C.C.Aug.15,1812)
Whitney, Rebecca. (Mrs.), wife of Gen. Moses Whitney d. in
Milton, Wed.,aged 46 (C.C.Feb.7,1824)
Whitney, Rebecca (Mrs.), wife of Levi Whitney d. in Bolton,
aged 51 (C.C.Aug.1,1835)
Whitney, Relief (Mrs) widow d. in Harvard, 17th inst., aged
59 (C.C.Apr.29,1818)
Whitney, Reuben, Dea. d. in Harvard, aged 60
(C.C.Feb.19,1823)
Whitney, Richard, Esq., d. in Hinsdale, Vt., aged 39 yrs.
(C.C.Sept.24,1806)
Whitney, Richard d. in Harvard, aged 83 (C.C.Nov.21,1835)
Whitney, Rufus, son of Salmon Whitney of Boston, d. in
Boston, Sat., aged 3 (C.C.Nov.10,1824)
Whitney, Sally (Mrs.), wife of Israel Whitney, d. in
Watertown, 23rd inst., aged 25 (C.C.Feb.26,1814)
[page 4893]
Whitney, Samuel d. in Castine, aged 74 (C.C.June 4,1808)
Whitney, Samuel d. in Newburyport, aged 30
(C.C.Sept.12,1818)
Whitney, Samuel d. in Boston, aged 38 (C.C.Aug.4,1819)
Whitney, Samuel, of firm, Whitney & Silvester d. in
Charlestown, aged 23 (C.C.June 21,1826)
Whitney, Samuel, child of Sam'l H. Whitney d. in Boston,
aged 5 mos (C.C.Jan.13,1838)
Whitney, Samuel Cobb only son of Phineas S Whitney d. in
Boston, [Mar.20,1811] aged 3 (C.C.Mar.23,1811)
Whitney, Samuel Stearns, native of America, 1st officer of
the brig Thomas, d. in Calcutta (C.C.Jan.23,1813)
Whitney, Sarah, widow d. at Weston, aged 83
(C.C.Dec.16,1795)
Whitney, Sarah, dau. of John Whitney, d. in Boston
[Sept.25,1807], aged 1 yr. 11 mos. (C.C.Sept.26,1807)
Whitney, Sarah (Mrs.), widow, d. in Templeton, aged 71 yrs.
(C.C.Jan.9,1808)
Whitney, Sarah (Mrs.), wife of Elijah Whitney and sister of
Hon. Samuel Stearns d. in Hollis, Oct.3rd, aged 38 yrs. (C.C.Nov.2,1811)
Whitney, Sarah (Mrs.) dau. of late James Adams, d. in
Boston, aged 27 yrs. (C.C.Oct.15,1817)
Whitney, Sarah (Mrs.), d. in North Salem, aged 57
(C.C.Sept.11,1833)
Whitney, Sarah Coffin, d. in Nantucket, dau. of Daniel
Whitney, Esq. (C.C.Jan.20,1810)
Whitney, Sarah E., only dau. of Ezra Whitney of Eastport,
Me., d. in Weston, aged 13 (C.C.May 19,1827)
Whitney, Sarah H., dau. of Maj. Asa Whitney d. in Roxbury,
aged 5 (C.C.June 28,1817)
Whitney, Sarah Jane, only child of P. S. Whitney d. in
Boston (C.C.May 8,1811)
Whitney, Sarah, W. (Mrs.) wife of Josiah D. Whitney, and
dau.of Rev. P. Williston, of East Hampton, d. in Northampton (C.C.July 6,1833)
Whitney, Silas d. in Ashburnham (C.C.Nov.24,1798)
Whitney, Silas, d. in Clarendon, aged 80 (C.C.Mar.24,1813)
[page 4894]
Whitney, Silas, Capt., Jr. d. in Charlestown, aged 43 yrs
(C.C.Jan.21,1824)
Whitney, Silas d. in Charlestown, Mon., aged 79
(C.C.Apr.29,1837)
Whitney, Simeon R. d. in Boston, aged 34 (C.C.May 12,1830)
Whitney, Solomon d. in Hingham, aged 89 (C.C.Oct.27,1813)
Whitney, Sophia, child of John Whitney, d. in Boston, Mass
(C.C.Oct.15,1806)
Whitney, Sophia (Mrs.), wife of Moses Whitney d. in Boston,
[May 16, 1831] aged 37 (C.C.May 18,1831)
Whitney, Stephen, Rev. soldier d. in Lynn, aged 74 yrs.
(C.C.June 15,1831)
Whitney, Stephen d. in Lunenburg, aged 93 (C.C.Apr.17,1833)
& (C.C.Apr.27,1833)
Whitney, Susan (Mrs.), wife of Daniel W. Whitney of this
town, d. in Newton, aged 22 (C.C.July 18,1818)
Whitney, Susan, of Maine d. at Boston, aged 18 yrs.
(C.C.Oct.18,1838)
Whitney, Susan (Mrs.), wife of Benj. B. Whitney and dau. of
Josiah Moulton, d. at Thorndike, Me., aged 20 (C.C.Aug.28,1839)
Whitney, Susannah, youngest dau. of Stephen Whitney d. in
Lunenburg, 5th inst., aged 19 (C.C.Dec.19,1807)
Whitney, Thomas, mate of sch. Triton, of Hampden, d. in
Martinico, aged 23 (C.C.Aug.25,1821)
Whitney, Thomas A., of Andover, of ship Sarah & Caroline, d.
at sea, on passage to Charleston, drowned (C.C.Dec.15,1827)
Whitney, Thomas L., Maj. eldest son of Rev. Peter Whitney,
d. in Northborough, June 25th, aged 44 (C.C.July 1,1812)
Whitney, Timothy, formerly of Westboro, d. in Windsor, Vt.,
aged 59 (C.C.Oct.3,1812)
Whitney, Timothy, d. in Boylston, aged 76 (C.C.Oct.8,1817)
Whitney, Wallace d. at New Orleans (C.C.Sept.23,1837)
Whitney, William, d. in Roxbury, aged 24 (C.C.Sept.23,,1812)
Whitney William, of this State d. in New York, aged 27 yrs.
(C.C.Sept.13,1820)
[page 4895]
Whitney, William, Col., son of late Rev. Peter Whitney, d.
in Northborough, aged 59 (C.C.Aug.2,1834)
Whitney, William, d. in Cambridgeport, 16th inst., aged 32
yrs. (C.C.Sept.19,1835)
Whitney, William d. in Boston, Sun., aged 58
(C.C.Feb.1,1837)
Whitney, William B. Hon., d. at Canaan, N.Y., aged 66 yrs.
(C.C.Nov.30,1796)
Whitney, William G., d. in Boston, aged 2 (C.C.Mar.28,1838)
Whitney, William H., d. at sea, lost from schr. Volunteer
(C.C.May 15,1833)
Whitney, William L., son of Eli Whitney, d. in Lexington,
aged 21 (C.C.Jan.26,1833)
Whitney, William P., d. in Boston, Sun., aged 30 yrs.
(C.C.Feb.13,1830)
Whitney, William W., d. at New Orleans, aged 27
(C.C.Oct.4,1837)
Whitney, Zilpah (Mrs.), wife of Col. Wm. Whitney, d. in
Northboro, 20th inst., aged 45 (C.C.Feb.29,1832)
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From: BBova2332 <BBova2332@aol.com> Date: Thu, 2 Apr 1998 00:32:11 EST To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Moses ADAMS / Lydia WHITNEY
Hi Everybody!
Here is my DIRECT line of WHITNEY and ADAMS. So great to have something
to share again!
Direct Descendants of John Whitney
1 [1] John Whitney b: Abt. 1589 d: Jun 01, 1673
. +Elinor b: Abt. 1599 d: May 11, 1659
2 Jonathan Whitney b: 1634 d: Jan 01, 1701/02
.... +Lydia Jones b: Abt. 1632 d: Feb 03, 1701/02 .. 3 Lydia Whitney b: Jul 03, 1657 d: May 27, 1724 ...... +Moses Adams b: Oct 26, 1654 d: May 27, 1724 .... 4 Lydia Adams b: Feb 02, 1683/84 d: Aft. Jul 1730 ........ +John Fiske b: Mar 17, 1682/83 d: May 08, 1730 ...... 5 Peter Fiske b: Mar 12, 1722/23 d: Unknown .......... +Sarah Perry b: Aug 25, 1737 d: Unknown ........ 6 Moses Fiske b: Jun 11, 1760 d: Jul 26, 1840 ............ +Nancy Shults .......... 7 Celina Fisk b: 1814 d: Mar 1884
I know I have these ADAMS' and their ancestors on my ADAMS webpage: http://members.aol.com/gfsbrenda/Adams.html
I thought I had also managed to create a link to them from the Whitney Family Genealogy. The Adams page includes footnotes for source documentation at the very end of the page. Please visit and let me know what you think.
Now, I have a question....I have seen Pierce's Whitney Genealogy. At what point does the ancestry become questionable? I know John & Elinor are good....Are Thomas WHITNEY and Mary BRAY the parents of John WHITNEY or is that erroneous? Having said that, my WHITNEY line is at:
http://members.aol.com/gfsbrenda/Whitney.html
But I do have Thomas and Mary listed on the page...If it is inaccurate, I will revise it! I would hate to perpetuate a false lineage. That doesn't help anyone!
Brenda Brenda Bova Co. Coordinator, Providence Co., RI USGenWeb Co. Coordinator, Bristol Co., RI USGenWeb FISKE-L@rootsweb.com list-owner DANFORTH-L@rootsweb.com listowner aka GFS Brenda@aol.com see my complete list of direct ancestors at http://members.aol.com/gfsbrenda/index.html Sponsor - Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 1998 08:50:22 +0700 From: "Walter F. Harwood" <harwood@loxinfo.co.th> To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Discussion Group
After discussions with several individuals, I have decided to try an
experiment. I am going to post what I have on the GEORGE WHEELER line
on the HARWOOD surname list, and invite all interested parties to join,
and contribute what they wish.
I chose the HARWOOD list for a couple of reasons. (1) It is
currently rather "not busy", and we will not be cluttering an already busy list. (2) I can guarantee that the list owner will not complain about "off topic" discussions.
I chose the GEORGE WHEELER line because of the numerous surnames that
married into it, and of course, my personal interest in the line. The below list is the individuals I have in my database that are associated with this line. I doubt seriously that it is complete, and probably has errors. That is the object of this experiment, let’s get the errors out of the line if possible. The asterisks indicate those surnames for which I know of a list. I will post this identical message to each of them. If anyone knows of a list for the other surnames, please pass the message on. When we have pounded poor old GEORGE’s line to death, we can move to a new one.
As far as rules, there are none. However, please keep in mind that
the object is to constructively, not destructively discuss, and correct the line. Some of us are old hands, and some are new to this game. Let’s have a bit of patience.
I will post the GEORGE WHEELER line to the HARWOOD list Saturday
evening, Thailand time in order for those interested to sign on.
Thanks in advance for any support.
Rick in Thailand
Robert Blood m. Dorcas Wheeler May 12, 1690 James Burley m. Elizabeth Wheeler Hannah Buss* m. William Wheeler October 30, 1659 Elizabeth Carter* m. John Stratton June 27, 1716 Sarah Davis* m. Thomas Wheeler November 13, 1695 Francis Dudley m. Sarah Wheeler October 26, 1663 Francis Fletcher* m. Elizabeth Wheeler October 11, 1656 Samuel Fletcher* m. Hannah Wheeler July 5, 1673 Eliphalet Fox* m. Mary Wheeler October 26, 1665 Samuel Hartwell m. Ruth Wheeler October 26, 1665 Hannah Harwood* m. Thomas Wheeler October 10, 1657 Elizabeth Hollaway* m. Joseph Wheeler Abigail Hosmer m. George Wheeler Dorothy Hosmer m.John Wheeler March 8, 1710/11 Mary Hosmer m. Samuel Wheeler January 27 1689/90 William Lee* m. Dorcas Wheeler June 3 1724 Sarah Larkin m. John Wheeler March 25, 1663 Miriam Martin* m. Ephraim Wheeler December 3, 1729 Elizabeth Perkins* m. John Wheeler Catherine Pin m. George Wheeler June 8, 1630 Jonas Prescott m. Thankful Wheeler October 5, 1699 Nicholas Shevally m. Rebecca Wheeler Abigail Smith* m. George Wheeler December 13, 1719 Samuel Stratton m. Elizabeth Fletcher November 28, 1683 Elizabeth Wells* m. John Wheeler June 25, 1684 Deborah Whitney* m. Joseph Wheeler
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 1998 17:57:23 -0800 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
Hi Whitney cousins:
For those who do not use Family Tree Maker....I have a list of 1850-1951 Whitney marriage (Arizona, California, Idah, Nevada) from CD 225 Online. I would be glad to either look up a name...or post the list (but it is lengthy). Why don't I wait a day or so....get some feedback from any of you who would care to respond...then I'll know what to do.
Regard to all ~
~Tricia~ Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes} http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html [my niece) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 1998 23:32:56 -0500 (EST) From: Barry Whitney <barryw@therock.mcg.edu>
To: Cousins <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Descendants of Mason Whitney -- Pierce #1315
I would appreciate any help you can give me in tracing the descendants of Mason Whitney (Pierce #1315) b. December 16, 1765, in Framingham, MA d. After 1808 in Herkimer County, NY m. Dolly Rawson (daughter of Timothy Rawson)
b. March 10, 1768 d. 1802
One son, Erastus Whitney, was born July 13, 1797, in Herkimer County, NY.
Other children of Mason and Dolly may have been named Harriet (married name, probably Knapp), Maria (married Isaac Wells), Chauncey, and unknown. Can you give me any information on the descendants of these people?
Erastus Whitney (July 13, 1797-October 16, 1854) married Betsey Chadwick
(April 8, 1805-September 3, 1872; daughter of Moses Chadwick (m. Susannah
???) and sister of Laura Chadwick). Erastus and Betsey had 8 children
born in Philadelphia, NY.
Can anyone tell me anything about the descendants of Erastus and Betsey's oldest son, William Marcellus Whitney (March 18, 1827-July 25, 1905) who married Ida Drought? Their children were (1)Grace Nadine Whitney (b. May 03, 1887) who had a daughter Beatrice Nadine Rogers (b. June 14, 1909); (2)Betsey or Bessie Whitney (b. May 27, 1889); and (3)Hazel Dell Whitney (b. March 23, 1892).
Can anyone tell me anything about the descendants of Erastus and Betsey's daughter Marion Helen Whitney (January 25, 1831-December 06, 1881) who married Ambrose Taggart in 1857 and had daughters Jennie Taggart, Maude Taggart, and Estelle Taggart?
Can anyone tell me anything about the descendants of Erastus and Betsey's daughter Harriet Maria Whitney who married William Seymour Burhans? They had lots of descendants named Wagoner, Rowell, Harris, and Burhans.
Can anyone tell me anything about the descendants of Erastus and Betsey's daughter Anne Eliza Whitney who married Martin Ellis Aldrich? They had lots of descendants named Aldrich, Nelson, Smart, Whittaker, Alt, Coolidge, and Brandt.
Can anyone tell me if there were any descendants of Erastus and Betsey's son George Erastus Whitney who married Gertrude Capen and lived in Augusta, Georgia?
I know a lot about the descendants of Erastus and Betsey's second son (Seymour Murray Whitney) but I would like to learn more about their other descendants. Thanks for any help or suggestions you may be able to give me.
Barry Whitney barryw@therock.mcg.edu
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 1998 07:24:46 +0000 From: LiAnn Lee <snowdove@magiclink.com> To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney Roots
Dear Cousins:
Like Jean, I too have been overwhelmed by the great response of the Whitney kin. I want to thank Robert L. Ward for providing the final link for my Ira Whitney. I sat and bawled because it has taken me over 40 years to make that connection. I have struggled with that line and something was pushing me to it.
My great-grandmother Susan Flaville Whitney was the last of the Whitney children that I can find from Ira. Susan Whitney's sister Elizabeth Cordelia Whitney md a Samuel Freeman Jones and I am in contact with her great-granddaughter Marjorie Clawson of Aurora, CO. Marj was thrilled that the link had been made also.
Susan and Elizabeth's father McKendre Hiram Whitney died when my Susan was just 2 years old. The mother remarried to Peter Brokaw and they went to Missouri for a number of years and then came west to Goldendale, Washington where they died.
My Susan F. Whitney md John Calloway Harper in Goldendale, Territory of Washington. My grandfather was born in Goldendale in 1879 when it was still a territory. Susan d. 10 Mar 1890 just 10 days after giving birth to her fourth child.
It took me 25 years to find out who Susan's father was because of the 2nd marriage. I had a picture of Caroline D. Mandeville (Whitney) Brokaw, but couldn't put a name to her. All I knew was that she was grandpa's grandmother. I knew it wasn't the Harper, but couldn't get a name for the Whitney grandmother.
Well, enough of a long story.
PLEASE ACCEPT MY UNDYING GRATITUDE FOR YOUR HELP. Without you, I couldn't have done it.
Your Cuz,
Li Ann Lee
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com> To: <cliusafretsms@top.monad.net> Cc: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: MY Benjamin Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 07:37:43 -0500
Harry! I could KISS you and your daughter! This is the information I have been searching for -- since I began genealogy in 1988. For all of these years, I had begun to wonder whether I was truly a Whitney. Now I know I AM a descendant of John and Elinor, the emigrants!
Right now I am sitting here with goose bumps and wide eyes. Thanks to you, my "roots" have been found!
Original Message-----
From: HARRY WHITNEY <cliusafretsms@top.monad.net> To: jwmuse@csi.com <jwmuse@csi.com> Date: Thursday, April 02, 1998 6:04 PM Subject: MY Benjamin
>Dear Jean;
>o/a 15 un 1997 we communicated about Benjamin Whitney via my daughter @
>de_dunlap@conknet.com from antrim, NH. My name is Harry S. Whitney III
>a direct descendent of the Master Tursten/John & Elinor. About an hour
>ago and it is now 3:39 PM, I had in my hands the Original documents
>confirming that Abner Whitney & Elizabeth (Glazier) Whitney , m. May 14,
>1770(1st), d. Jan 16, 1794, m. Levina (Glazier) Ward, April 22, 1779
>(2nd); Elizabeths sister, d. Jul 23, 1838
> Children:-
> 1. Oliver, b. Dec 8, 1770 d. June 24, 1794, unm.
> 2. JOHN, b. July 28, 1772; m. Susannah Smith
> 3. Levi, b. Jan 1, 1777; m. Rebecca Warren
> 4. Jonas W., b. April 22, 1780
> 5. Joseph G., b. June 22, 1783
> 6. Elizabeth, b. Aug 2, 1785
> 7. Dolly, b. Oct 26 1791
> 8. Abel, b. May 14, 1793 d. April 28, 1852 unm.
>
>John Whitney b. Jul 28, 1772 m. Susannah (Smith) Whitney, February 4,
>1796.
> Children:-
> 1. Benjamin b. Sept 17, 1796
>
>and you have the correct information on Benjamin of his family hence:
>This should put your pieces together here. The Information above was
>obtained from the Archives of the Town of Westminster, MA, County of
>Northern Worcester, Records of Marriages, Births and Deaths,
>1738 - 1845.
> Have seen some information on Henry Whitney of Long Island, NY
>and Milford,Ct. will pursue
>this as time permits,hope we can help you out Jean. See you soon. send
>me a note at his E-mail, it is mine. Bye for Now......
>
- -) Jeanne Muse
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Sender: jwmuse@csi.com
From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Finally! My true Whitney roots Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 08:18:21 -0500
Hello to all of my "true" Whitney cousins! Today is a VERY happy day! As you have already read from the earlier message "MY Benjamin", my Whitney heritage has been confirmed. Without all of you, I never would have found this information!
For 8 years I have been searching for Benjamin Whitney, b. 1796, son of John Whitney! Internet genealogy made the difference for me! The combined efforts of our Whitney Research Group, postings of vital records, confirmations in the "major" genealogy works and hours of diligent research -- all of these helped me reach my success.
Allan Green and Jon Aston, I humbly thank you for everything you have done and ask that my connection be made a part of our "official" John Whitney database! Robert Ward -- it is with a pounding heart that I present my line for official posting on your web site:
John Whitney and Elinor John Whitney and Ruth Reynolds Nathaniel Whitney and Sarah Hagar William Whitney and Martha Pierce Samuel Whitney and Abigail Fletcher Abner Whitney and Elizabeth Glazier John Whitney and Susannah Smith Benjamin Whitney and Mehitable Whitcomb Lysander Whitney and Lydia Ann Burnap Elmer Derby Whitney and Grade Idelle Harding Harding Wheeler Whitney and Elise Bernice Regnier Kenneth Lincoln Whitney and Barbara Ann Goldsmith Jeanne Ann Whitney and Alan Jennings Muse
Any of you who have interest in connecting lines, I have ancestor information on the following surnames: Whitcomb, Burnap, Harding, Regnier and Muse.
Now that I know my connection, my next project will be to "fill in the blanks" -- so my Whitney research has so much more meaning.
Again, THANK YOU!
- -) Jeanne Muse
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Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 14:11:07 -0500
From: Vickie Elam White <102657.1616@compuserve.com>
Subject: Finally! My true Whitney roots
Sender: Vickie Elam White <102657.1616@compuserve.com>
To: Blind.Copy.Receiver@compuserve.com
Jeanne,
<< Hello to all of my "true" Whitney cousins! Today is a VERY happy day!
As
you have already read from the earlier message "MY Benjamin", my Whitney heritage has been confirmed. Without all of you, I never would have found this information! >>
I knew it all along, it was just a matter of time! <G>
Glad to have you in the family, cuz. From one John & Elinor descendant (I'm actually a descendant-in-law) to another!
E-mail from: Vickie Elam White, 03-Apr-1998
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 06:12:51 EST To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Which Andrew Whitney m. in Princeton??
Dear WRG:
A quick question. An Andrew Whitney married Lucy Miles of Westminster (int. 1 Oct 1787, Princeton, Worcester, MA [Princeton VR]) and had eleven children, all in Princeton. Is this the Andrew Whitney, son of Abraham and Tabitha (Allen) Whitney, who was christened 17 Mar 1754 in Weston, MA?
There are very few Andrew Whitneys in our database, and this one seems to be the only one whose birthdate makes this marriage reasonable and possible. Jon or Shawn, does Pierce shed any light on this?
Allan E. Green
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 06:12:52 EST To: NORTHEAST-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU, Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: The Corbin MSS Collection???
Dear fellow Rooters:
I have just learned of the existence on microfilm of something called the Corbin Manuscript Collection; Genealogies by Walter E. Corbin. Has anyone ever heard of this source, and, if so, what and who does it cover? I can have a look at it for the next week if I want to, but don't want to spend futile hours looking at something with no hope of finding anything that I am interested in.
Any information about this source, which is cited on the little note I got as being from a "rare book collection" (somewhere), will be appreciated.
Allan E. Green
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 09:28:42 -0500 From: Bert Smith <OmniSmith@compuserve.com>
Subject: WHITNEY-D Digest V98 #69 Sender: Bert Smith <OmniSmith@compuserve.com> To: "INTERNET:WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com" <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com>
Allan,
The Corbin Collection is housed at NEHGS at 101 Newbury St. Boston. I have used it. It is especially valuable in researching early western Massachusetts. Corbin abstracted many estate records etc. that I haven't seen anywhere else. The Corbin Collection solved one of my most vexing problems on my Foster line, a problem I had worked on for nearly forty years. (Orin Foster and his twin brother Lorin were orphaned around 1805 at the age of four.) This "find" led to a great deal of fascinating ancestry in the Foster, Fellows, and related lines.
The material is, of course, available at NEHGS, but I believe it is also available through LDS libraries. There was a major exchange of data between NEHGS and the Family History libraries a few years back. One other way to access the material is to buy the microfilm copies through NEHGS. See their recent catalog.
COUSIN (and fellow Tar Heel) Jeanne,
Congratulations, I knew it would come sooner or later. By the way Jeanne,
I tried to send you a message to your new address and it bounced. They
said they didn't know you! The "listowner" can change your name for you; which raises the question of just who the listowner of the Whitney list. It was Michael before we move to Rootsweb. Has Michael resumed that position?
Ain't genealogy fun!?!?
Bert
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 11:49:19 -0500 From: Vickie Elam White <102657.1616@compuserve.com> Subject: The Corbin MSS Collection??? Sender: Vickie Elam White <102657.1616@compuserve.com> To: "INTERNET:WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com" <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com>
Allan Green wrote --
<< I have just learned of the existence on microfilm of something called the Corbin Manuscript Collection; Genealogies by Walter E. Corbin. Has anyone ever heard of this source, and, if so, what and who does it cover? I can have a look at it for the next week if I want to, but don't want to spend futile hours looking at something with no hope of finding anything that I am interested in.>>
This collection has been microfilmed and is available through NEHGS' circulating library. You should be able to learn more if you visit their website at www.nehgs.org
I'll quote from the NEHGS circulating catalog:
"The collection is composed of material generally pertaining to central and western Massachusetts for the period 1650-1850, with lesser amounts into the 1850s. Seventy-seven villages and towns are represented, as well as a few others scattered among the states of Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Of the collection's sixty linear feet, forty-five are copies of local records, while genealogies and accompanying notes make up the rest. Almost one half of these occur as allied to or branches of forty-five families for which Corbins either executed comprehensive genealogies or collected manuscripts prepared by others. In addition, there are large files of 'miscellaneous genealogies' and transcribed bible records relating to individuals and immediate family lines."
Reels 1-23 cover Hampshire County Reels 24-33 cover Hampden County Reels 34-36 cover Franklin County Reels 37-40 cover Berkshire County Reel 41 covers Worcester, Middlesex, and Suffolk Counties Reel 42 covers Plymouth, Norfolk, and Bristol Counties Reel 43 covers Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire Reels 44-49 contain comprehensive genealogies Reels 50-51 contain miscellaneous genealogy Reel 52 contains bible records and source notes for genealogies Reels 53, 53a, 54 and 55 contain source notes on New England records
I have used Reel 41 only, and I seem to remember I was not impressed with
the amount of info. But I believe the actual data was pretty good. This
was
about 10 years ago, when I didn't really focus much on the WHITNEY lines.
So you may have a different opinion of the data.
Anyway, hope this helps.
Vickie Elam White 102657.1616@compuserve.com
Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 09:37:38 -0800 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net> To: wrg <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: DAR Lineage Books vs. Patriot Index
Good morning WRG - Capt. Benjamin Whitney is listed in the DAR Lineage Books as below. Can anyone tell me why I can't find a Capt. Benjamin Whitney in the DAR Patriot Index? Is anyone aware of whether either is more complete than the other?
>From the DAR Lineage Books Volume 67, page 68
Mrs. Lilla Richardson Lovejoy. DAR ID Number: 66065 Born in Westminster, Vt. Wife of Fred P. Lovejoy Descendant of Capt. Azariah Wright, Jonathan Lane, John Lane, and James Richardson. Daughter of Lucius Colburn Richardson (1841-1917) and Hannah Lydia Austin (b. 1839), his wife, m. 1864. Granddaughter of Derastus Richardson (1797-1844) and Eleanor Lane (1799-1843), his wife, m. 1821. Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Richardson (b. 1778) and Sallie Colburn (d. 1800). his 1st wife; Jonathan Lane and Anna Wright (1767-1827), his wife, m. 1795. Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Richardson and Molly Dodge (1753-1802), his 2nd wife, m. 1768; John Lane and Olive Jennings (1742-1822), his wife. See No. 66056. John Lane (1717-98) served as a private in Capt. Thomas Sawyer's company of militia, raised for the defense of the northern frontier, 1779. He was born in Hatfield, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt. Jonathan Lane (1764-1844) served as private under **Capt. Benjamin Whitney**, Colonel Bradley's Vermont regiment, raised to assist the High Sheriff, 1782. He was born in South Hadley, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt. James Richardson (1744-1819) was a private in Lieut. Daniel Spooner's company of militia, 1781. He was born in Connecticut; died in Westminster, Vt.
My question
Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 09:38:11 -0800 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net>
To: wrg <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: DAR Lineage Books vs. Patriot Index
Good morning WRG - Capt. Benjamin Whitney is listed in the DAR Lineage Books as below. Can anyone tell me why I can't find a Capt. Benjamin Whitney in the DAR Patriot Index? Is anyone aware of whether either is more complete than the other? Any help would be appreciated.
Colleen Knights
>From the DAR Lineage Books Volume 67, page 68
Mrs. Lilla Richardson Lovejoy. DAR ID Number: 66065 Born in Westminster, Vt. Wife of Fred P. Lovejoy Descendant of Capt. Azariah Wright, Jonathan Lane, John Lane, and James Richardson. Daughter of Lucius Colburn Richardson (1841-1917) and Hannah Lydia Austin (b. 1839), his wife, m. 1864. Granddaughter of Derastus Richardson (1797-1844) and Eleanor Lane (1799-1843), his wife, m. 1821. Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Richardson (b. 1778) and Sallie Colburn (d. 1800). his 1st wife; Jonathan Lane and Anna Wright (1767-1827), his wife, m. 1795. Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Richardson and Molly Dodge (1753-1802), his 2nd wife, m. 1768; John Lane and Olive Jennings (1742-1822), his wife. See No. 66056. John Lane (1717-98) served as a private in Capt. Thomas Sawyer's company of militia, raised for the defense of the northern frontier, 1779. He was born in Hatfield, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt. Jonathan Lane (1764-1844) served as private under **Capt. Benjamin Whitney**, Colonel Bradley's Vermont regiment, raised to assist the High Sheriff, 1782. He was born in South Hadley, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt. James Richardson (1744-1819) was a private in Lieut. Daniel Spooner's company of militia, 1781. He was born in Connecticut; died in Westminster, Vt.
From: RayWhit79 <RayWhit79@aol.com> Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 15:45:22 EST To: knights@badger.tds.net, WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: DAR Lineage Books vs. Patriot Index
Lilla,
Re your inquiry concerning Capt Benjamin Whitney not being in DAR Patriot
Index.
My wife is a DAR REgent and she found the names of Jonathan Lane, James
Richardson, John Lane, Thomas Sawyer and Daniel Spooner in the 1990 Patriot Index. She says that if no one has gone in on a name, they aren't in the Patriot Index, so possibly no one has ever gone in on Captain Benjamin Whitney's name and that is the reason it isn't in the Patriot Index.
Possibly you can find Benjamin Whitney under the county and state records of
their Revolutionary War Soldiers. She found in Ohio Historical Society that the DAR had listed Revolutionary soldiers that live in that state, also in the Congressionsal Record, but as no one had gone in on that name it wasn't in the Patriot Index.
Also, your national numbers are very old and anything that old sometimes have
not been researched thoroughly or are inaccurate and a few of them have been closed. RayWhit79@aol.com
From: "Annabel A. Bixby" <hrbixby@ix.netcom.com> To: "'WHITNEY-D@rootsweb.com'" <WHITNEY-D@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 16:46:12 -0700
Hi-
I have made a request before- thought I would try again-
Here is what I have-
Jonathan WHITNEY m. Lydia JONES 1656: their son:
Josiah b. 1664 in Watertown d. 1717 in Wrentham m. Abigail? d. 1734 in Wrentham: their son:
Josiah Jr. b. abt 1698 m. 1737 Mehitable FULLER ( family moved to Willington, CT in 1729) had
son:
Peter b. 1738 in Willington ( served in Revolution from CT) d. 1827 in VT. m. 1763 Mercy
CASE/CHASE
from this generation I do not have anything until:
Daughter of ? WHITNEY b. 15 Jan 1874 m. Calvin EATON b. 1809 in Hanover, NH.
In other words, I am missing about 100 yrs. But if I could take it a generation at a time, I would probably get to the daughter b. 15 Jan 1874. Does anyone have the children of Peter WHITNEY and Mercy CASE/CHASE- I found their marriage in the records on the web site of the Whitneys and also a record of him in the Revolution and his wife, Mercy on that web site. One record has her name as Case and the other Chase. They moved to Vermont at some point so that I expect that their children may have settled in VT. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Annabel Bixby hrbixby@ix.netcom.com .
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sun, 5 Apr 1998 03:31:17 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Marriage of Josiah Whitney & Mary Barrett
Dear WRG:
I have found what I think is a clear error in our database regarding the above. The database says that these two were married 24 Nov 1797 in Ashby, MA. In the Ashby VR's, the date for this marriage is given as 18 Feb 1790, and the groom is shown as "of Waltham" - which he is. In the Waltham VR's an intent to marry is shown as having been published 10 Jan 1790, with which the 18 Feb 1790 marriage date in Ashby is quite consistent. I don't know who supplied the marriage date in the Whitny12 database for this one, but unless there is something that I'm missing here, I would suggest that it be corrected as I have shown it above.
Allan E. Green
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com> To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: Marriage of Josiah Whitney & Mary Barrett Date: Sun, 5 Apr 1998 08:14:49 -0400
Allan: For Josiah Whitney and Mary Barrett, my notes show that a marriage date of 10 Jan 1790 is from Bond p648 -- and copied in Pierce.
"m. (pub Jan 10) 1790" "After the birth of their 4th chil., they were dismissed to the church of Ashby, Nov. 24 1799."
- -) Jeanne Muse
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Original Message-----
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>
To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, April 05, 1998 3:33 AM Subject: Marriage of Josiah Whitney & Mary Barrett
>Dear WRG:
>
>I have found what I think is a clear error in our database regarding the
>above. The database says that these two were married 24 Nov 1797 in Ashby,
>MA. In the Ashby VR's, the date for this marriage is given as 18 Feb 1790,
>and the groom is shown as "of Waltham" - which he is. In the Waltham VR's
an
>intent to marry is shown as having been published 10 Jan 1790, with which
the
>18 Feb 1790 marriage date in Ashby is quite consistent. I don't know who
>supplied the marriage date in the Whitny12 database for this one, but
unless
>there is something that I'm missing here, I would suggest that it be
corrected
>as I have shown it above.
>
>Allan E. Green
>
>
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 1998 13:24:21 +0100 From: Mike and Diane Wills <acorn@netins.net> Organization: INS Info Services, Des Moines, IA, USA To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney m. Yale CT, NY, MO
Hello,
I am still searching for the parents and siblings of Chloe Whitney. She married Stephen Porter Yale. He was from S. Canaan, CT. They moved to New York and later to Missouri. Details on dates and places are given below. Please contact me if you see a connection.
Kind regards, Diane
First Generation ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹
1. Stephen Porter YALE. Born 22 Apr 1781. Died 1856 in Albany, Gentry Co., MO. Occupation Farmer. Residence S. Canaan,CT; 1827>Mina, Chataque Co., NY; Gallatin, MO.
Stephen Porter Yale fought in the War of 1812. He moved from South Canaan, CT, to Mina, Chatauqua Co., NY, on June 19, 1827, and later from there to Gallatin, Daviess Co., MO, and thence to Albany, MO. He was in Albany in 1842 or earlier.
He married Chloe WHITNEY, 30 Nov 1815. Born 12 Dec 1795. Died in Albany, Gentry Co., MO. They had the following children:
2 i. Stephen Porter YALE
3 ii. Henry Davis YALE
4 iii. Miles Harvey YALE
5 iv. George Eugene YALE
6 v. Frances Eliza YALE
7 vi. Elihu Bailey YALE
8 vii. Caroline Elnora YALE
9 viii. Norman Truesdale YALE
10 ix. Harriet Mariah YALE
11 x. Martha Jane YALE
Second Generation ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹
2. Stephen Porter YALE. Born 8 Dec 1816. Died 11 Jun 1841.
3. Henry Davis YALE. Born 21 Apr 1819.
4. Miles Harvey YALE. Born 3 Apr 1821. Residence California.
5. George Eugene YALE. Born 24 Apr 1823. Died 17 Jan 1903 in Albany, Gentry Co., MO.
Children:
12 i. Elihu W. YALE
6. Frances Eliza YALE. Born 3 Feb 1825. Residence Albany, Gentry Co., MO.
7. Elihu Bailey YALE. Born 1 Apr 1827. Died 15 Sep 1901 in Albany, Gentry Co., MO. Occupation Farmer. Residence Albany, Gentry Co., MO.
He married Martha Jane HANDY, daughter of Burk HANDY, 28 Apr 1853 in Albany, Gentry Co., MO. Born 20 Mar 1837/1838 in Morgan Co., IL. Died 8 Jan 1898 in Family Home West Of Albany, Gentry Co., MO - Consumption. Buried in Shepherd Cem., Albany, Gentry Co., MO. Religion Church Of God. They had the following children:
13 i. Stephen Burk YALE
14 ii. Elihu Francisco YALE
15 iii. John Truesdale YALE
16 iv. William Rice YALE
17 v. Andrew J. YALE
18 vi. Ida YALE
19 vii. Addie Emma YALE
8. Caroline Elnora YALE. Born 27 Mar 1831. Residence Hamilton, MO.
She first married John CULP. Born 1825 in Kentucky. Died 4 Apr 1888. Occupation Farmer. Residence Albany, MO. They had the following children:
20 i. James Clinton CULP
21 ii. Sidens Franklin CULP
22 iii. George K. CULP
23 iv. Alvodria Alonzo CULP
24 v. Joseph W. CULP
25 vi. Effie M. CULP
26 vii. John Homer CULP
She second married John COX.
9. Norman Truesdale YALE. Born 10 Dec 1833. Occupation Miner; Farmer. Residence Chautauqua Co., NY; Yorkville, CA.
10. Harriet Mariah YALE. Born 27 May 1835. Residence Albany, Gentry Co., MO.
She married George K. CULP, 9 Aug 1855. Born 12 Mar 1833 in Allen Co., KY. Died 12 Apr 1897. Occupation Farmer, Traveling Salesman. Residence Albany, MO.
George K. Culp was a private in Co. F, 51st Missouri Vol. Infantry of the Union Army in the Civil War.
They had the following children:
27 i. Montreville H. CULP
28 ii. Sarah E. CULP
29 iii. George Kelcey CULP Jr.
30 iv. Elihu Bailey CULP
31 v. William M. CULP
32 vi. Otho G. CULP
33 vii. Freeman F. CULP
11. Martha Jane YALE. Born 12 Mar 1837. Residence Albany, Gentry Co., MO.
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 1998 15:59:59 -0400 From: Jeff Leach <jeleach@top.monad.net> To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Jonathan Shepardson
Jonathan Shepardson who married Lucy Delvee was the son of Jonathan (Jonathan, Jonathan, Nathaniel, Daniel, Daniel). If you do not already have this information, let me know and I will send you what I have. Nancy E. Leach
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 1998 20:13:52 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: WRG Lineages Page Revision
Dear WRG,
I have recently completed revising the WRG Lineages webpage:
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/lineages.html>
If I get a lot of complaints that the old format was better, I will restore it. With the new format, people who are close together are closer cousins than those far away. Check it out, and tell me whether you like this or not. The old page has been moved to
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/oldlineages.html>
and will eventually be deleted.
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>
Date: Sun, 5 Apr 1998 22:07:57 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Ann Landers Reverse Snobbery
Dear WRG:
I hope that you will forgive me that this is not about Whitney genealogy, but I got it through another list, and found myself in enough agreement with it to think that some of the rest of you might also disagree with Ann and wish to let her know.
Allan E. Green
Copied letter from Joan Myers Young
Did anyone besides me read Ann Landers' column in today's paper? She received a letter from "Louisville Mom" who wrote to complain about the fact that her children who were adopted from Korea were being asked in school to do a project on family history. The Mom was expressing the opinion that schools should keep out of such family information and should not be encouraging children to look into their family backgrounds. She went on to say that some children (those in foster care or from troubling family situations) may be embarassed by such a project. Ann Landers' response was as follows: "I'm glad you wrote. Your letter gives me an opportunity to speak out about family trees, lineage and other topics that should have no place in our schools. It is nobody's business whether a child's family came over on a slave ship or the Mayflower. Teachers should not be asking about family background. If I had to draw a picture of my family tree it would look like a shrub. My parents and grandparents immigrated from Russia, and beyond that, I don't have a clue as to my lineage, and I have never given it a moment's thought."
Well guys--I think we should all clobber Ann with letters!!!!!! She obviously is looking at a person's interest in their lineage as something that would connote snobbery. She is implying that society would think there is something inferior about the child whose parents arrived on the slave ship compared to those with Mayflower ancestors. I think those who do not have a natural curiosity about their family history (no matter what that history is) have the misconception that those of us with an interest in genealogy do our research out of some sort of desire to feel superior to others. (MY ancestors arrived in 1727, just when did YOUR ancestors arrive--oh not until 1855--then I MUST be superior to YOU!) I think we need to set Ann Landers straight as to WHY we are interested in the pursuit of our family history--as well as the history of the times our ancestors lived in in general.
I can't remember when I have gotten this worked up about something I read in an advice column in the newspaper but Ann Landers has clout--and is in a position to impact on the thinking of others. Therefore, it is our responsibility to correct this misstatement of fact.
In the first place, schools should not, and DO not, mandate a family history research project--at least they don't in New Jersey where I live. I would assume a similar situation exists elsewhere. Students in New Jersey schools are given a list of projects to chose from with family history research being one of the choices (and even within this topic the children can chose to study a famous person or anyone they choose--it does not have to be their own ancestry). Family history research is a popular choice from the list of topics as curiosity about one's history is a natural thing for most people--no matter what that history is concerned with, and regardless of whether that history takes us to Colonial America, Europe, Asia, or Africa. The history is still there--no matter WHERE your people came from! We all studied history in school with each of us prefering an emphasis on the history that we were most interested in based on our family and ethnic backgrounds-- that is also natural and even desirable. Are we so shallow and rooted only in the present day that we do not even give a thought as to the accomplishments and sacrifices of our ancestors? How can any student be expected to have an interest in, and understanding of, history if they are not encouraged to associate those events of long ago with thoughts of what it must have been like to have lived through them--and with the knowledge of the fact that their own forbears did just that. Whether it be the remarkable tribute to the strength of human character that kept the slave families alive through the generations of our American past, or the survival of the Jewish people in more recent times; or the sacrifices made by my own German ancestors who set sail into the unknown in the mid 1700s to come to a new home called Pennsylvania by means of a perilous sea voyage. What was the driving force behind all of the actions of these peoples? In my opinion it was to seek a better life for themselves and a hope for the future of an even better life for their descendants. To take the time to find out who these ancestors were, to learn their names, dates, and what their lives were all about, is an extremely important part of teaching our next generation of Americans, wherever they came from, and no matter what their background, to have respect for themselves and those who came before them. What better lesson could there ever be for today's, or any day's, school children.
OK--now I will get off my soapbox for today. Anyone who would like to copy this to any other list has my complete unrestricted permission to do so!
Joan Myers Young
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 07:41:10 -0700 (PDT) To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "H.S.(Stu) Whitney" <hwhitney@islandnet.com> Subject: Trip to England
My wife and I will be in England for a couple of weeks in May. We visited Whitney-on-Wye and environs several years ago. Does anyone know of any other special place to go, or thing to do, that might be interesting from a Genealogical point of view? Thanks ...STU
From: EWood10120 <EWood10120@aol.com> Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 12:56:07 EDT To: whitney-l@rootsweb.com Subject: Genealogy searching
trying to find a connection to Levi Ralph Whitney son of Isaac Dwight Whitney possible born in Canada in 1902 and married Julia (?)
From: "Stan & Mary Ann Lindsay" <malincal@netdex.com> To: <rmaley@paonline.com> Cc: <kenlind@evansville.net>, <btreakle@abelink.com>, <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com>,
"Teresa M. Rozich" <wthr1@aol.com>, "Lynn Scott" <cliff@eznet.net>,
"Nancy Pascal" <pascalfl@gate.net>, <CharleneWP@aol.com>,
"John Decker" <jed@topher.net>, "Jack McCord" <mccord@mindspring.com>,
"Richard C. Fremon" <RCFremon@iname.com>,
"Peaceb1915" <Peaceb1915@aol.com>, "Perigo" <bperigo@foxinternet.net>
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At 04:46 PM 4/4/98 -0700, you wrote: > >Hi- >I have made a request before- thought I would try again- >Here is what I have- >Jonathan WHITNEY m. Lydia JONES 1656: their son: >Josiah b. 1664 in Watertown d. 1717 in Wrentham m. Abigail? d. 1734 in Wrentham: their son: >Josiah Jr. b. abt 1698 m. 1737 Mehitable FULLER ( family moved to Willington, CT in 1729) had son: >Peter b. 1738 in Willington ( served in Revolution from CT) d. 1827 in VT. m. 1763 Mercy CASE/CHASE >from this generation I do not have anything until: >Daughter of ? WHITNEY b. 15 Jan 1874 m. Calvin EATON b. 1809 in Hanover, NH. > >In other words, I am missing about 100 yrs. But if I could take it a generation at a time, I would probably get to the daughter b. 15 Jan 1874. Does anyone have the children of Peter WHITNEY and Mercy CASE/CHASE- I found their marriage in the records on the web site of the Whitneys and also a record of him in the Revolution and his wife, Mercy on that web site. One record has her name as Case and the other Chase. They moved to Vermont at some point so that I expect that their children may have settled in VT. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. >Annabel Bixby >hrbixby@ix.netcom.com .
Hello, Annabel!
There is some confusion in the early generations you list here. That, however, is all moot until you make the connection!
Peter was b. 10 Apr 1738, Willington, CT, son of Josiah and Mehitable (FULLER) WHITNEY, and d. 19 Jun 1826, Tunbridge, VT. He m. 21 Apr 1763, Tolland, CT, Mercy CASE, b. 3 Aug 1745, Tolland, CT, dau. of Jonathan and Alice (HATCH) CASE, and d. 19 Apr 1819, Tunbridge, VT. I have the following children for Peter and Mercy (CASE) WHITNEY:
1. Molly, b. 16 Mar 1764, Willington, CT, d. 1783. 2. Jonathan, b. 20 Feb 1766, Willington, CT (see below). 3. Lois, b. 30 Mar 1768, Willington, CT. 4. Thomas, b. 18 Sep 1770, Willington, CT. 5. Rebecca, b. 15 Aug 1773 or 1772, Willington, CT. 6. Anna, b. 12 Sep 1774, Willington, CT, d. 9 Mar 1853, m. ----- PRESTON. 7. Peter, b. 31 Oct 1776, Willington, CT. 8. Esther, b. 1 Nov 1778, Ashford, CT. 9. Lydia, b. 10 Feb 1781, Ashford, CT.
10. Marcy, b. 16 Mar 1784. 11. Molly, b. 16 Mar 1784. I have no further record of any of these children except Jonathan:
Jonathan WHITNEY, b. 20 Feb 1766, Willington, CT, son of Peter and Mercy (CASE) WHITNEY, d. 12 Apr 1853, Tunbridge, VT. He m.(1) 15 Dec 1796, Tunbridge, VT, Eunice STOREY, b. 4 Nov 1779, d. 9 Sep 1804. They had:
1. Zabad, b. 10 Dec 1797, d. 19 Apr 1830, Tunbridge, VT. 2. Zebina, b. 9 Dec 1799, d. 16 May 1890, Royalton, VT; m. 3 Nov 1825,
Harriet
COZZENS (b. 2 Mar 1800, Glocester, RI, d. 12 Mar 1869, Royalton, VT. 3. Polly, b. 21 Nov 1801, d. 28 May 1848, m. ----- DEWEY. 4. Roswell, b. 15 Oct 1803.
He m.(2) 2 Jan 1806, Hartford, VT, Dora MARSH, d. 25 Sep 1806. They had no children. He m.(3) 17 Mar 1808, Stockbridge, VT, Zilpha HOLT, d. 8 May 1830. They had:
5. Rebecca, b. 25 Jun 1811. 6. Laura Fiske, b. 24 Jul 1813. 7. Roswell, b. -- Oct 1815. 8. Albert Gallatin, b. 27 Jul 1817, Tunbridge, VT. 9. James Monroe, b. 4 Nov 1821.
I know nothing further of the descendants of Peter. If you find out more, please let me know.
Some of the above data is from the WITNEY12.GED file. Some is from the LDS International Genealogical Index. Some is from the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, for Willington and Ashford, CT.
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 15:16:26 -0500 To: whitney-l@rootsweb.com From: Margie and George Parker <mandg@math.siu.edu> Subject: Re: Annabel Bixby's request on Josiah and Peter WHitney Cc: hrbixby@ix.netcom.com
There is major error in this line given in Annabel's note -- Pierce and those who follow him have erred. They confuse two sets of Josiahs. The Josiah Sr and Jr mentioned in her note both died and were buried in Wrentham.
The Josiah Jr. of Willington CT who married Mehitable Fuller is the son of Josiah and Merriam who moved to Willington in 1729.
Merriam is probably Merriam Barrett. The births of their children are in the Chelmsford MA VR and also appear in the Willington Records that I saw in Willington about ten years ago (probably a local copy of the Barbour records).
I have an original deed from Josiah Whitney to his son Josiah Jr dated AFTER the death of Jonathan's son Josiah (it is at home and I am at work so do not have the date at hand). I believe it is witnessed by Mehitable Fuller's father and was before the marriage to Mehitable. Both of the Willington Josiah's were buried in CT.
I descend from this Josiah Jr: Josiah -> Josiah Jr -> Peter -> Jonathan -> Zebina -> Charles C -> Alice R (who married Daniel Parker) -> Wilmond Parker -> me (George D. Parker)
I have a family Bible that was printed in 1818 and that belonged to Jonathan son of Peter. It says that the elder Josiah was born in Groton Ma about 1688. I have conjectured that he is an unrecorded son of Joshua Whitney and Abigail Tarbell. Robert L Ward (see his web pages www.erols.com.rlward1/) conjectures that Josiah is the son of Benjamin who was the brother of Joshua. Benjamin moved to Maine and then back, but I have seen nothing to put him in the Groton/Chelmsford area.
In the history of Groton there is a letter from the town fathers to the governor that discusses the status of the town during some Indian troubles in 1707. This includes two lists -- those who are contemplating leaving town and those who already have. Among those on the list of the having already left are Cornelius and Josiah Whitney. Cornelius is a son of Joshua.
I have looked at all the printed histories I could of Groton and this is the only reference to Josiah I have found. I have seen something (was it in Pierce???) that indicated somebody thought that Josiah was really Joshua on this list. But the reference in the Groton history is very clearly Josiah. Somebody would have to find the original letter and check.
I have all the children of Peter WHitney and Mercy Case, but not much on them except for Jonathan. Peter moved to Tunbridge VT with his son Jonathan. I am not aware that other of Peter's children came north. I believe Mercy was dead by this time. By the way, I believe that Mercy Case has been proved to be a descendant of Richard Warren (Mayflower). I have the info at home and would be glad to share. I believe the list in Pierce is correct. The land in VT was a grant to Peter for Revolutionary war service but primarily settled by Jonathan. I have the powder horn that Peter carried in the Revolution.
George Parker
At 04:46 PM 4/4/98 -0700, you wrote: > >Hi- >I have made a request before- thought I would try again- >Here is what I have- >Jonathan WHITNEY m. Lydia JONES 1656: their son: >Josiah b. 1664 in Watertown d. 1717 in Wrentham m. Abigail? d. 1734 in Wrentham: their son: >Josiah Jr. b. abt 1698 m. 1737 Mehitable FULLER ( family moved to Willington, CT in 1729) had son: >Peter b. 1738 in Willington ( served in Revolution from CT) d. 1827 in VT. m. 1763 Mercy CASE/CHASE >from this generation I do not have anything until: >Daughter of ? WHITNEY b. 15 Jan 1874 m. Calvin EATON b. 1809 in Hanover, NH. > >In other words, I am missing about 100 yrs. But if I could take it a generation at a time, I would probably get to the daughter b. 15 Jan 1874. Does anyone have the children of Peter WHITNEY and Mercy CASE/CHASE- I found their marriage in the records on the web site of the Whitneys and also a record of him in the Revolution and his wife, Mercy on that web site. One record has her name as Case and the other Chase. They moved to Vermont at some point so that I expect that their children may have settled in VT. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. >Annabel Bixby >hrbixby@ix.netcom.com . > > >
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 22:23:11 -0500 To: hrbixby@ix.netcom.com From: Margie and George Parker <mandg@math.siu.edu> Subject: More on Peter WHitney / Mercy Case Cc: whitney-l@rootsweb.com
Dear Annabel,
You should have received Robert Ward's reply by now. I want to put in a few more cents,
The information he gives with regards to the children of Peter and Mercy agrees with the WHitney family Bible that belonged to Jonathan Whitney, son of Peter with a few exceptions:
1) Every reference there is to Marcy, instead of Mercy
2) Mercy/Marcy Case b 15 Aug 1745
3) Lois is listed as Louis and b 31 Mar 1768
My records say that Jonathan m Eunice Story in Randolph VT (my home town!)
Pierce's Whitney Genealogy (which has errors!) has your Calvin Eaton. He
says that Peter Whitney son of Peter WHitney m (1) Edith Davis and (2) Sybil
Ainsworth. He was a blacksmith. He d 1838, resided in Hartford VT. Children:
Sybil b Hartford, m ____ Smith, resided So. Royalton Erastus Paschal P. b Dec. 13, 1806, m Malvina Stillman Amanda Melvina m Sept 12 1832 CALVIN EATON res Concord NH Mary Maria m 1838 Albert Langmaid, res Concord NH Jane Horace His name was changed to Eaton, resided Boston George L b Aug 17 1825 m Caroline Jane Goss
The above needs to be verified, but it gives you a start.
Mercy Case was the daughter of Jonathan Case and Alice Hatch
Alice Hatch was the daughter of Joseph Hatch 2nd and Mercy Delano
Mercy Delano was the daughter of Jonathan Delano and Mercy Warren
Mercy Warren was the daughter of Nathaniel Warren and Sarah Walker
Nathaniel Warren was the son of Richard Warren and wife Elizabeth
The proofs for Richard Warren to Alice Hatch is contained in the Mayflower Families in Progress report for Richard Warren (fifth edition). I have had private communication (will have to locate) from one of the compilers of that volume that verified Alice was the mother of Mercy Case who m Peter Whitney. When that MFIP volume goes to 5 generations from the current 4 I expect that the connection to Mercy Case will be included.
The deed I mentioned from Josiah Whitney Senior to Josiah Whitney Junior was dated March 12, 1736. Note Josiah m Mehitabel Fuller Mar 2, 1737. The deed is witnessed by Thomas Fuller and his wife Mehitabel (Herring) who signed her mark. Thomas is the brother of Daniel who was the pastor of the Congregational Church in Willington 1728-1758. The deed is marked as Recorded Dec 13 1744.
ENjoy!
George Parker
From: "Gene Graham" <graham@tomatoweb.com> To: <whitney-l@rootsweb.com> Subject: Photos of My Whitney Ancestors Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 22:02:22 -0700
Dear Whitney Cousins,
A couple of months ago I sent you a message telling you I'd obtained some photos of three of my Whitney ancestors. The photos are of my gggg-grandfather, Benjamin Morse Whitney (Micah, Abel, Nathaniel, Benjamin, John/Elinor), his son Royal Thaxter Whitney, and Royal's wife Sarah Louisa Lambert. I've posted them on my website at http://www.tomatoweb.com/graham, for your viewing and downloading pleasure.
If you are interested in obtaining copies, please let me know and I'll email you the gory financial details.
Yours genetically, Gene Graham (Stella Daves, Dorothy Davenport, Ernest Davenport, Inez Whitney, Royal, Benjamin, Micah, Abel, Nathaniel, Benjamin, John/Elinor)
From: SWlady <SWlady@aol.com> Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 08:29:19 EDT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney Lineage
I have been meaning to send this in (see below) and after getting Robert's email regarding the Lineage Page change, decided to do it. I am still looking for any help in determining if Sarah Whitney, widow of Simon Maynor (sp), did marry David Pierce.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Chris Shriver Stallwood http://wwwebit.com/stallwood
Whitney Lineage.... (email: swlady@aol.com)
John WHITNEY m. Elinor __________ Richard WHITNEY m. Martha COLDAM Richard WHITNEY m. Elizabeth SAWTELL Joshua WHITNEY m. Zerviah _________ Sarah WHITNEY m. David PIERCE Charles PIERCE m. Abigail AYER Hepsybirth PIERCE m. James KINCAID Lorenzo Dowe KINCAID m. Eilzabeth TAYLOR Elizabeth A. KINCAID m. Charles John GREEN Elizabeth Jean GREEN m. Richard Baxter STALLWOOD Phillip Thomas STALLWOOD m. Christine Evelyn SHRIVER
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com> To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Filling in the blanks Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 09:17:31 -0400
Thanks to everyone who sent on their congrats! I feel as if I'm in a bubble -- and I dare anyone to burst it. For the past few days, I've spent most of my time digging through records (both on and off the web) for anyone in my direct line. Here are some of the questions I still have.
Abigail Fletcher, wife of Samuel-5 Whitney (William-4, Nathaniel-3, John-2, John-1) -- does anyone know more about her? I need birth, death and parents.
John-7 Whitney, son of Abner-6 and Elizabeth Glazier, born 28 Jul 1772 Westminster, Mass., married Susannah Smith on 4 Feb 1796 in Westminster. Had one known child: Benjamin Whitney born 17 Sep 1796.
John ~may~ be the one shown in the "Whitney Obituaries, 1784-1840, as shown on Robert Ward's web site <http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/obit.htm> as: WHITNEY, John, d. in Westminster, aged 32 (C.C. July 1, 1802)
and possibly the same as shown in the Westminster VRs as: WHITNEY, John, June 25, 1802, in 33rd year. G.S.1.
Per Robert Ward, "He is also probably the one in the Worcester County Probate Index:
1802 WHITNEY, John Westminster Administration #64911"
If John died at age 32, he left behind a 6 year old son. Did his wife, Susannah (Smith) Whitney remarry? I cannot locate any records on her.
Thanks!
- -) Jeanne Muse
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Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 15:17:31 +0100 To: whitney-l@rootsweb.com From: Malcolm Bebb <bebb@embetech.demon.co.uk>
Subject: UK Library Info
All,
I've seen this published on several lists, and can't remember which, so apologies if it's already been posted here!
> From: Wendy Archer <wharcher@btinternet.com>
> To: GOONS forum <GOONS-L@rootsweb.com>
> Subject: EARL - familia project
> Date: 06 April 1998 15:07
>
> Hi all
>
> I've just discovered EARL, (though not what it stands for !) It's the
> Consortium for Public Library Networking, It has a familia project, which
> seems to be of considerable use to family historians. In some ways it
> complements what is available on genUKI.
>
> The main page has links to every local authority library service.
> Following each link, there's a page with information on the "Principal
> Public Libraries with family history resources", such as addresses,
> including email addresses, phone nos, opening hours, etc
>
> This is followed by lists of the holdings for family historians under the
> following headings:-
> Research services
> Registrar General's Index
> Census records
> Directories
> Electoral registers
> Poll books
> International Genealogical Index
> Unpublished indexes
> Parish registers
> Periodicals
> Published transcripts
> Other materials
> Guides to collections
> Record Office address
> Other information -such as costs
>
> Particularly useful if travelling outside one's own "patch". It's at
> http://www.earl.org.uk/familia/
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Wendy Archer
> wharcher@btinternet.com Marlow, Bucks, UK
-- Malcolm Bebb : bebb@embetech.demon.co.uk Voice/fax 01202 772162 Embetronics Ltd : Contract ATE, test methods and technical writing
Online CV:- http://www.embetech.demon.co.uk/embetronics/bebbcv.htm Bebb family web site: http://www.embetech.demon.co.uk/gene/bebb.htm
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 15:23:58 -0400 (EDT) From: Barry Whitney <barryw@therock.mcg.edu> To: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> cc: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Ann Landers Reverse Snobbery
If you really have to write to Annie, here's her email address:
annlanders@creators.com
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 16:42:04 -0700
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net>
Subject: List 1 of 6-Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idah, Nevada,
1850-1951
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
Whitney, A. E. m. 03/07/1901 AZ Married: Matter, George on: 03/07/1901 in Prescott, Yavapai Co., Arizona Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 80
Whitney, A. E. m. 04/07/1901 AZ Married: Matter, George on: 04/07/1901 in Prescott, Yavapai Co., Arizona Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 80
[NOTE: I don't know what Whitney, A. E. is listed twice...same day...different month of marriage]
Whitney, Addie Wilma m. 11/12/1930 ID Married: Pfost, Cecil Alonzo on: 11/12/1930 in Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 577
Whitney, Albert Owen m. 10/18/1915 ID Married: Ransom, Leah on: 10/18/1915 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 6 Page: 626
Whitney, Alice m. 07/30/1921 ID Married: Muller, George on: 07/30/1921 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 16 Page: 449
Whitney, Altha Viola m. 04/08/1927 ID Married: Mcadams, Virgil Lawrence on: 04/08/1927 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 20 Page: 271
Whitney, Annie H. m. 05/04/1893 AZ Age: 38 residence: Prescott, Yavapai Co., Arizona Married: Smith, Joseph Stewart age: 35 residence: Prescott, Yavapai Co., Arizona on: 05/04/1893 in Prescott, Yavapai Co., Arizona Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 170
Whitney, Bertrice m. 07/09/1901 ID Married: Sinclair, Bartlett on: 07/09/1901 in Bonners Ferry, Boundary Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 293
Whitney, Bessie A. m. 02/15/1905 ID Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951 Married: Howe, Fred J. on: 02/15/1905 in Sandpoint, Bonner Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 290
Whitney, Charles A. m. 12/09/1911 ID Married: Rogers, Silvia A. on: 12/09/1911 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse
Whitney, Charles M. m. 12/23/1915 ID Married: Regler, Katherine on: 12/23/1915 in Sandpoint, Bonner Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 581
Whitney, Clayton W. m. 12/18/1898 AZ CD 225 Online Age: 30 residence: Coconino Co., Arizona Married: Larue, Cora V. age: 30 residence: Colorado Springs on: 12/18/1898 in Flagstaff, Coconino Co., Arizona Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 263
Whitney, Delpha m. 12/26/1912 ID Married: Woidemann, Christian on: 12/26/1912 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 131
Whitney, Doyle m. 09/15/1939 ID Married: Mackelvey, Helen on: 09/15/1939 in Challis, Custer Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 258
Whitney, Earl m. 03/28/1910 ID Married: Niece, Nellie on: 03/28/1910 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 4 Page: 441
Whitney, Earl m. 12/15/1916 ID Married: Greenwalt, Fleda B. on: 12/15/1916 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 13 Page: 53
Whitney, Edd L. ID Married: Stevens, Lucy on: 05/17/1919 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 14 Page: 369
Whitney, Elza N. m. 10/15/1913 ID Married: Patz, Laura on: 10/15/1913 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 291
Whitney, Emilie m. 06/04/1864 NV Married: Holcomb, W. A. on: 06/04/1864 in Humboldt Co., Nv Source: County Courthouse Volume: A Page: 7
Whitney, Ethelyn m. 01/18/1917 ID Married: Higgins, Richard L. on: 01/18/1917 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes} http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html [my niece) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 16:42:36 -0700 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: List 2 of 6 - Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
Whitney, Eva m. 01/13/1889 ID Married: Hunting, Charley A. age: 41 residence: Latah Co., Idaho on: 01/13/1889 in Latah Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: P-1 Page: 31 Comment: Also, V.1 P.36
Whitney, Eva M. m. 02/03/1897 ID residence: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Married: Capwell, Albert H. residence: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho on: 02/03/1897 in Boise,
Ada Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: 4 Page: 106
Whitney, Frank m. 06/05/1891 ID Age: 46 residence: Latah Co., Idaho Married: Lasey, Abbie M. age: 42 residence: Latah Co., Idaho on: 06/05/1891 in Viola Source: County Courthouse Volume: P-1 Page: 152
Whitney, Frank C. m. 12/29/1920 ID Married: Brandtner, Birdie Florence on: 12/29/1920 in Glenns Ferry, Elmore Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 23 Page: 69
Whitney, Fred E. m. 05/04/1928 ID Married: Magden, Minnie on: 05/04/1928 in Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 267
Whitney, Fred R. m. 11/26/1912 ID Married: Dokey, Dora on: 11/26/1912 in Orofino, Clearwater Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 40
Whitney, Gage B. m. 09/18/1909 ID Married: Kinyon, Alpha on: 09/18/1909 in Moscow, Latah Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 408
Whitney, Genevra F. m. 08/11/1914 ID Married: Woodburn, John K. on: 08/11/1914 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 11 Page: 369
Whitney, George B. m. 07/09/1896 ID Married: Washburn, Nellie T. on: 07/09/1896 in Lucas Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 104
Whitney, George Lemuel m. 06/27/1917 ID Married: Anderson, Selma on: 06/27/1917 in Moscow, Latah Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 5 Page: 594
Whitney, Gerald M. m. 06/16/1935 ID Married: O' Neal, Ethlyn on: 06/16/1935 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 10 Page: 44
Whitney, Gladys m. 08/11/1920 ID Married: Grinsted, William F. on: 08/11/1920 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 5 Page: 69
Whitney, Goldie E. m. 01/16/1918 ID Married: Snyder, Charles on: 01/16/1918 in Blanchard Source: County Courthouse Volume: 13 Page: 130
Whitney, Grace Lenore m. 03/24/1923 ID Married: Roark, Raymond Emerson on: 03/24/1923 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 17 Page: 554
Whitney, Guy E. m. 08/26/1922 ID Married: Magden, Ruth T. on: 08/26/1922 in Mountain Home, Elmore Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 23 Page: 168
Whitney, H. E. m. 06/01/1921 ID Married: Campbell, Olive Grace on: 06/01/1921 in Sandpoint, Bonner Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 3 Page: 592
Whitney, Hamilton E. m. 07/03/1920 ID Married: Lapsley, Juel R. on: 07/03/1920 in Coeur D'alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 15 Page: 74
Whitney, Hardin Evans m. 10/15/1923 ID Married: Hays, Ethel Louise on: 10/15/1923 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 18 Page: 179
Whitney, Harold F. m. 08/21/1936 ID Married: Muffett, Mary F. on: 08/21/1936 in Mackay, Custer Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 396
Whitney, Hastings M. m. 05/29/1898 ID residence: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Married: Williams, Hettie residence: Boise, Ada Co., Idaho on: 05/29/1898 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 4 Page: 182
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes}
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html
[my niece) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 16:42:57 -0700 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: List 3 of 6 - Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
Whitney, Hazel E. m. 05/14/1923 ID Married: Muldoon, George on: 05/14/1923 in Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 131
Whitney, Helen m. 03/03/1909 ID Married: Haight, George on: 03/03/1909 in Wallace, Shoshone Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 5 Page: 72
Whitney, Helen P. m. 07/05/1920 ID Married: Morrow, Mckeen F. on: 07/05/1920 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 15 Page: 509
Whitney, Hellin R. m. 01/02/1917 ID Married: Hare, Hugh C. on: 01/02/1917 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse
Whitney, Ida Lillian m. 09/19/1920 ID Married: Grisham, James Roy on: 09/19/1920 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho ource: County Courthouse Volume: 16 Page: 19
Whitney, Ina m. 02/08/1908 ID Married: Courtright, Luther on: 02/08/1908 in Sandpoint, Bonner Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 91
Whitney, Ina m. 07/14/1912 ID Married: Wilkie, Calvin F. on: 07/14/1912 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 10 Page: 176
Whitney, Ina Louise m. 10/07/1916 ID Married: Mobley, Albert R. on: 10/07/1916 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 12 Page: 620
Whitney, Inez m. 08/31/1916 ID Married: Thurman, Earl Edwin on: 08/31/1916 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 8 Page: 347
Whitney, Ione m. 06/26/1891 ID Married: Black, Marcus E. on: 06/26/1891 in Gem, Gem Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: B Page: 19
Whitney, Ione m. 06/26/1891 ID residence: Gem, Gem Co., Idaho Married: Block, Marcus E. residence: Gem, Idaho on: 06/26/1891 in Gem, Gem Co.,
Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: A Page: 18
Whitney, Iva Christina
m. 11/24/1918
ID
Married: Atherton, Robley David on: 11/24/1918 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: 14 Page: 217
Whitney, J. C.
m. 10/23/1919
ID
Married: Daly, Mary Jane on: 10/23/1919 in Middleton, Canyon Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: 10 Page: 34
Whitney, Jenny Irene m. 11/24/1928 ID Married: Boydstun, Willard Ray on: 11/24/1928 in Cascade, Valley Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 278
Whitney, John F. m. 10/13/1917 ID Married: Barron, Rate on: 10/13/1917 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 8 Page: 61
Whitney, John Leroy m. 10/31/1911 ID Married: Warwick, Jennie on: 10/31/1911 in Coeur D'alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 605
Whitney, John Navarre m. 01/17/1921 ID Married: Smith, Lucy Maude on: 01/17/1921 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 16 Page: 195
Whitney, John Navarre m. 04/23/1934 ID Married: Peterson, Lillie Edelyn on: 04/23/1934 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 5 Page: 44
Whitney, John Tyler m. 03/31/1873 NV Married: Conrad, Christina on: 03/31/1873 in Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada Source: County Courthouse Volume: A Page: 254
Whitney, Josephine m. 12/26/1928 ID Married: Priest, Ralph R. on: 12/26/1928 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 4 Page: 260
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LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 16:55:31 -0700 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: List 4 of 6 - Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
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Whitney, Julia m. 08/12/1927 ID Married: Smith, Justin on: 08/12/1927 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 242
Whitney, Lawrence W. m. 06/26/1927 ID Married: Murray, Elsie H. on: 06/26/1927 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 204
Whitney, Leora Pauline m. 11/27/1924 ID Married: Welch, Ernest A. on: 11/27/1924 in Burley, Cassia Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 318
Whitney, Lillie m. 10/14/1891 ID Age: 20 residence: Latah Co., Idaho Married: Jack, George age: 33 residence: Latah Co., Idaho on: 10/14/1891 in Starner Source: County Courthouse Volume: P-1 Page: 181
Whitney, Lula m. 04/12/1919 ID CD 225 Online Married: Washington, Isaiah on: 04/12/1919 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 8 Page: 576
Whitney, M. W. m. 08/28/1884 NV residence: California Married: Haas, Mary E. residence: Humboldt Co., Nevada on: 08/28/1884 in Humboldt
Co., Nv
Source: County Courthouse Volume: B Page: 9
Whitney, Mabel m. 08/16/1909 ID Married: Clarke, L. R. on: 08/16/1909 in Coeur D'alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 5 Page: 408
Whitney, Mabel m. 04/17/1919 ID Married: Nonini, Lewins A. on: 04/17/1919 in Mackay, Custer Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 221
Whitney, Mandley m. 02/08/1892 ID Married: Bull, Ida C. age: 18 residence: Latah Co., Idaho on: 02/08/1892 in
Latah Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: P-1 Page: 205
Whitney, Marian Wilde m. 08/07/1914 ID Married: Kingsley, William Howard on: 08/07/1914 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse
Whitney, Marie m. 06/26/1916 ID Married: O'hara, Charles H. on: 06/26/1916 in Aberdeen, Bingham Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 189
Whitney, Marion C. m. 05/20/1911 ID Married: Patrick, Merlie E. on: 05/20/1911 in Meadows, Adams Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 2
Whitney, Maud m. 12/24/1902 ID Married: Brown, Harley N. on: 12/24/1902 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 294
Whitney, Maud m. 11/27/1909 ID Married: Rabideaux, Ray on: 11/27/1909 in Sandpoint, Bonner Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 332
Whitney, Melvin Eugene m. 08/31/1916 ID Married: Castile, Marjery Mildred on: 08/31/1916 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 12 Page: 553
Whitney, Merle A. m. 04/04/1906 ID Married: Pendell, Della on: 04/04/1906 in Grangeville, Idaho Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 405
Whitney, Merle A. m. 07/08/1922 ID Married: Broyles, Laura on: 07/08/1922 in Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 24
Whitney, Mildred Bernice m. 11/11/1933 ID Married: Olson, Arthur R. on: 11/11/1933 in Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 9 Page: 467
Whitney, Mildred Loretta m. 06/04/1938 ID Married: Cromwell, James Elmer on: 06/04/1938 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 6 Page: 143
Whitney, Myrtle M. m. 06/12/1913 ID Married: Wearne, Roger G. on: 06/12/1913 in Coeur D'alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 9 Page: 325
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes}
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html
[my niece) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 17:21:03 -0700 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net>
Subject: List 5 of 6 - Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
====================================================================
Whitney, Nathaniel G. m. 08/04/1895 ID residence: Soldier Married: Fleak, Minnie J. residence: Soldier on: 08/04/1895 in Soldier Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 11
Whitney, Nellie m. 01/01/1921 ID Married: Meyers, Andy on: 01/01/1921 in Middleton, Canyon Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 10 Page: 447
Whitney, Newel K., Jr. m. 06/14/1921 ID Married: Decker, Bertie D. on: 06/14/1921 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 16 Page: 372
Whitney, Niel A. m. 11/25/1924 ID Married: Wilson, Edna on: 11/25/1924 in Mountain Home, Elmore Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 23 Page: 311
Whitney, Orville S. m. 06/30/1918 ID Married: Bray, Opal Zada on: 06/30/1918 in Middleton, Canyon Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 9 Page: 315
Whitney, Phelps E. m. 10/11/1914 ID Married: Magden, Etta Mae on: 10/11/1914 in Mountain Home, Elmore Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 22 Page: 66
Whitney, Rachael m. 03/22/1913 ID Married: Steele, Clarence H. on: 03/22/1913 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 10 Page: 473
Whitney, Ruth T. m. 07/13/1938 ID Married: Colthorp, Frank R. on: 07/13/1938 in Idaho City Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 301
Whitney, Samuel E. m. 10/18/1884 ID Married: Phillips, Emma on: 10/18/1884 in Ada Co., Id Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 332
Whitney, Samuel G. m. 01/21/1878 NV Married: Naw, Lydia A. on: 01/21/1878 in Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada Source: County Courthouse Volume: A Page: 433
Whitney, Spencer Clay m. 09/11/1925 ID Married: Howard, Dorothy Caroline on: 09/11/1925 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 19 Page: 335
Whitney, Miss Stella B. m. 05/27/1908 ID Married: Shellworth, Harry C. on: 05/27/1908 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 7 Page: 531
Whitney, Sylvia A. m. 09/15/1914 ID Married: Riley, Samuel C. on: 09/15/1914 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse
Whitney, Theta M. m. 08/09/1920 ID Married: Rich, Lafayette S. on: 08/09/1920 in Blackfoot, Bingham Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 349
Whitney, Violet m. 09/15/1930 ID Married: Bernhisel, Herald on: 09/15/1930 in Pocatello, Bannock Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 15 Page: 201
Whitney, W. H. m. 06/11/1895 ID residence: Cow Creek, Owyhee County Married: Perrish, Pearl residence: Cow Creek, Owyhee County on: 06/11/1895 in
Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 6
Whitney, W. W. m. 08/18/1900 ID Married: Littlefield, Pansy M. on: 08/18/1900 in Rathdrum, Kootenai Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 195
Whitney, Walter Isaac m. 10/18/1924 ID Married: Groff, Joy Adella on: 10/18/1924 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 18 Page: 594
Whitney, Wells A. m. 06/19/1918 ID Married: Card, Estella on: 06/19/1918 in Malad City, Oneida Co., Idaho Source: County Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 4
Whitney, Willie E. m. 01/12/1898 ID residence: Lost River, Blaine Co., Idaho Married: Stinson, Ella residence: Butte Station, Silver Bow Co., Montana on: 01/12/1898 in
Lost River, Blaine Co., Idaho
Source: County Courthouse Volume: 1 Page: 89
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes}
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html
[my niece) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER* FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE* HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 17:26:40 -0700 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: List 6 of 6 - Marriage Index: Arizona, Calif., Idaho, Nevada,
1850-1951
This is the last one. Robert Ward...if you think this info might help
others better by putting it in your pages, please do.
This on-line CD was made available for users of Family Treemaker 4.0 and above. It also indicates that the information on this CD may not be comprehensive for the time and region covered.
~Tricia~
>From CD 225 Online, Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
====================================================================
Name
Date
State/Location
Who Married
Source
====================================================================
Whitney, Willis E.
m. 10/06/1920
ID
CD 225 Online
CD 225 Online,
Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
Married: Kaler,
Cynthia on: 10/06/1920 in Mackay, Custer Co., Idaho
Source: County
Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 267
Whitney, Zelda I.
m. 12/15/1900
ID
CD 225 Online
CD 225 Online,
Marriage Index: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, 1850-1951
Married: Clubb,
George M. on: 12/15/1900 in Mullan, Shoshone Co., Idaho
Source: County
Courthouse Volume: 2 Page: 121
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Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 17:19:39 -0700 From: Paul & Brenda Nichols <pauli007@pacbell.net> To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Our Pioneer Heritage
Hi all.
If you go to the ancestry.com database, one of the free searches
right now is "Our Pioneer Heritage". I typed in Whitney and got 246 hits..the first page is all about Mormons.
Good luck.
Paul of San Diego
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 00:36:42 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Gleanings from NE-Roots
Dear WRG:
A kind person is posting birth and death notices and obits from her grandmother's scrapbook. I am gathering in the Whitney ones, and will continue as they keep being posted.
These are births in 1918 in the Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT area.
In Brattleboro, March 19, a daughter to Raymond and May (Baker) Whitney.
Tombstone in the Dodge Cemetery, Sutton, MA
LYDIA WHITNEY, d. 1777, aged 82 years.
Tombstone in the Wilkinsonville Cemetery, Sutton, MA
CLARISSA WHITNEY, daughter of James Whitney, d. May 17, 1887, aged 21 years. SHADRACH WHITNEY, d. Oct. 5, 1832, aged 62 years. SOPHIA WHITNEY, wife of Shadrach, d. Aug. 1863, aged 79 years. LYDIA WHITNEY, d. April 21, 1840, aged 21 years. CATHERINE WHITNEY, d. Sept. 28, 1829, aged 17 years. MARY WHITNEY, d. June 9, 1832, aged 22 years. PERCIES WHITNEY, d. Dec. 31, 1831, aged 21 years. TIMOTHY WHITNEY, d. March 10, 1852, aged 31 years.
Hope someone finds these useful.
Allan
Date: Thu, 09 Apr 1998 22:32:54 To: Rockbrook <Rockbrook@aol.com>, WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Whitney Coat-of-Arms, Melville map, etc.
At 09:32 PM 4/9/98 EDT, Rockbrook wrote: >April 9, 1998 > >As a new subscriber to WRG, I am interested if anyone knows why the Whitney >Coat-of-Arms on the front of the Melville book is different than the one >inside? Also, I'm interested in buying a detailed, color reproduction of the >Coat-of-Arms and has anyone reproduced the map in the Melville book? Any help >would be appreciated. > >I am also interested in finding any descendants of the Whitneys who were river >boat captains on the Mississippi River (Andrew Jackson Whitney, Frank Whitney, >Henry Brooks Whitney) during the second half of the 1800's-early 1900's. > >Thanks > >Bob Lovgren >rockbrook@aol.com
There are probably two coats of arms because there were two families named WHITNEY who were entitled to bear arms.
Don't get too worked up about the WHITNEY coats of arms. Our connection to any families entitled to bear arms is unproven. Don't believe everything you read in Melville! The parentage of Thomas WHITNEY of Westminster (m. Mary BRAY) is currently not known. If you want details of this matter, write back to me, and I will send you copies of two articles discussing the merits or lack thereof of the allegations made by Melville.
Aside from that, I fear that I am unable to assist you with the rest of your question.
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
From: Rockbrook <Rockbrook@aol.com> Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 21:32:32 EDT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney Coat-of-Arms, Melville map, etc.
April 9, 1998
As a new subscriber to WRG, I am interested if anyone knows why the Whitney Coat-of-Arms on the front of the Melville book is different than the one inside? Also, I'm interested in buying a detailed, color reproduction of the Coat-of-Arms and has anyone reproduced the map in the Melville book? Any help would be appreciated.
I am also interested in finding any descendants of the Whitneys who were river boat captains on the Mississippi River (Andrew Jackson Whitney, Frank Whitney, Henry Brooks Whitney) during the second half of the 1800's-early 1900's.
Thanks
Bob Lovgren rockbrook@aol.com
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 17:26:49 -0700 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net> To: wrg <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com>,
"NORTHEAST-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU"
<NORTHEAST-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject: Query about an obituary
The following is the obit for my grandmother's sister, Gertrude.
"Mrs. Fred Braman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Whitney died Friday morning at her home in Worcester, Mass. She had been ill for some time but of late there had been much to encourage all of her recovery, causing her death to be a greater shock to all. Mrs. Braman was one who had excellent qualities, giving her a pleasing personality which endeared her to all and her death will be deeply mourned by relatives and friends. She is survived by her husband and little daughter to whom she was a devoted wife and mother. Much sympathy is extended to all sorrowing ones. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney left Saturday morning to be present at the funeral."
The date of the obit was not included in the copy I have. It most likely appeared in a Granville, NY area newspaper as that is where her parents livedBased on the information I have I know she died between 1931 and 1939. Is anyone familiar with this family or have access to VRs during that time so I can pinpoint the date? Also, I'd like to know her daughter's name.
Any help would be appreciated.
Colleen Knights
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 17:31:43 -0700 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net> To: wrg <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: A.W.Whitney
In "History of Windsor County, Pt.2" (Vermont) p. 851 there is a biographical sketch about John D. Powers. It contains a reference as follows: "For the next twenty years he was an employee of the Daniels' Machine Company of Woodstock, and afterwards with A. W. Whitney & Co. for five years. He then again turned his attention to farming, which he followed until his retirement from active business in 1875."
Is anyone familiar with this company? I have not found any reference to it in this history with this exception.
Who was the owner/owners, where was it located and what type of business?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Colleen Knights
From: jmac@getonthe.net Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 00:16:00 -0500 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney in KS
I came across this on the web and thought it may be helpful for someone:
Kansas and Kansans: Volume 5
On March 18, 1879, at Waterloo, Iowa, Mr. Kelley married an old schoolmate of Maine, Miss Harriet Whitney, daughter of Albert and Mary (Libby) Whitney. Jerry McClure <jmac@getonthe.net>
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 15:50:00 To: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>, Whitney-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Another thought on Joshua's will
At 01:27 PM 4/11/98 EDT, ALLAGREEN wrote: >Dear Vickie and Robert: > >As I puzzled through the will, it occurred to me that Joshua's chronologically >eldest daughter is actually Sarah Whitney Juell/Jewell, whose name is buried >amongst the other five daughters now living.
See <http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/correct.html#Josh1635a>, where I discuss this matter in detail.
I believe that Sarah WHITNEY who m. Nathaniel JEWELL was not the oldest daughter of Joshua. I believe that the Sarah, b. 10 Oct 1668, must have died, and a second, younger Sarah born, between Eleanor and Martha. That would be consistent with a marriage date of 11 Jul 1704, when the first Sarah would have been nearly 36 years old, and with the age of Nathaniel JEWELL, who was b. 10 Nov 1678 (10 years after the Sarah of 1668). Furthermore, Sarah (WHITNEY) JEWELL had her last child Hannah JEWELL, b. Dec 6, 1720, Plainfield, CT, when the 1668 Sarah would have been 52--a bit of a stretch!
>As to the other two references to "eldest daughter", your discussion and >Robert's posting shows no mention of the Alice Whitney (b. ca 1673) who >married Nathaniel Woods, and who would have been alive when the will was >written in 1713, but dead by the time it was executed in 1719. Have I missed >recording the fact that she has been shown NOT to have been a daughter of >Joshua and Abigail?
While she has *not* been proven *not* to be a daughter, that is not the issue. The evidence of the will very strongly suggests that she was not. The burden of proof is on whomever asserts that she was a daughter. I have not seen any evidence of it other than Bond and H. A. Whitney, who were probably not independent of each other.
By the way, it seems to me that with a somewhat unusual given name like Alice, one might be able to locate a likely candidate b. ca. 1673 among other families in and around Groton for the wife of Nathaniel WOODS. This would be a rather large project, surveying all the families in Groton and neighboring towns in the 1690s, but presumably feasible. Then perhaps one could settle the matter of her identity once and for all!
>A) The eldest daughter of his marriage to his "now wife" Abigail, was Abigail >Whitney Hutchins, but at the time of the writing of the will, she is already >deceased.
Correct.
>B) If Alice Whitney Woods is actually a daughter of Joshua and Abigail, that >would leave her as the eldest surviving daughter of his marriage to Abigail .
Seemingly so.
>C) The thought that Hannah, for whom my understanding is that there is no know >birth record, would have to come in the birth sequence right after Abigail, >would lead to the suspicion that Alice Whitney Woods, who had to have been >married by sometime in 1693, was either a third child of Mary Buckminster or >not the daughter of Deacon Joshua.
I think it more likely that Hannah was b. ca. 1670, and by the first wife, Mary. I have already given reasons why I believe Alice was not a daughter of Joshua.
>The two references to "eldest daughter(s), both of them products of his later >marriage, suggests that he kept the two families somewhat separate in his >mind, although I can't say that Sarah Whitney Jewell's place in the order in >which he presented his legatees in his will goes very far in demonstrating >that.
I rather think that Hannah and Abigail were by different wives, Hannah by Mary, and Abigail by Abigail.
>I'll be most interested to see if this can be further clarified. > >Allan
Me, too!
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 13:27:25 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Another thought on Joshua's will
Dear Vickie and Robert:
As I puzzled through the will, it occurred to me that Joshua's chronologically eldest daughter is actually Sarah Whitney Juell/Jewell, whose name is buried amongst the other five daughters now living.
As to the other two references to "eldest daughter", your discussion and Robert's posting shows no mention of the Alice Whitney (b. ca 1673) who married Nathaniel Woods, and who would have been alive when the will was written in 1713, but dead by the time it was executed in 1719. Have I missed recording the fact that she has been shown NOT to have been a daughter of Joshua and Abigail?
A) The eldest daughter of his marriage to his "now wife" Abigail, was Abigail Whitney Hutchins, but at the time of the writing of the will, she is already deceased.
B) If Alice Whitney Woods is actually a daughter of Joshua and Abigail, that would leave her as the eldest surviving daughter of his marriage to Abigail .
C) The thought that Hannah, for whom my understanding is that there is no know birth record, would have to come in the birth sequence right after Abigail, would lead to the suspicion that Alice Whitney Woods, who had to have been married by sometime in 1693, was either a third child of Mary Buckminster or not the daughter of Deacon Joshua.
The two references to "eldest daughter(s), both of them products of his later marriage, suggests that he kept the two families somewhat separate in his mind, although I can't say that Sarah Whitney Jewell's place in the order in which he presented his legatees in his will goes very far in demonstrating that.
I'll be most interested to see if this can be further clarified.
Allan
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 23:42:25 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: More gleanings
Hi WRG:
1925 birth.
In Bellows Falls, May 23, a daughter, Maxine Mildred, to Lawrence and
Mildred Whitney Raymond, granddaughter of Mrs. Peter Chase of Brattleboro.
In Grinnell, Ia., (hospital), June 27, a son, Whitney Allen, to Mr. and
Mrs. Allen E. Bradley, grandson to Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley of
Boulder, Col. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitney of Marlboro, Vt.
That's it for this time.
Allan
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1998 15:04:06 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Further gleanings from VT/MA
WRG:
from the Brattleboro Reformer
Brattleboro, Windham County, VT
1924
FORMER DRIVER OF COUPE DIES
-------
Charles R. Spring Served Public With Horse-DrawnVehicle Over 20 years-- Used Motor Car Few Years
Charles F. Spring, 78, formerly for about 35 years, a well-known coupe
driver here, died at 5.45 o'clock yesterday afternoon in his home at 8 Highland street of senile debility after an illness of about six weeks.
He was born in November, 1846, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spring. He
drove a horse-drawn coupe in Brattleboro over 30 years. In 1912 he bought a Ford touring car with which to replace his horse-drawn vehicle. He sold the business in August 1916, to Frank A Larrow, but remained in Mr. Larrow's employ for a time. Later he resumed business for himself, using his horse-drawn carriage. He gave up active work about four years ago.
Mrs. Spring who was Miss Annie Nelley of New York, died Aug. 6, 1914.
About three years ago Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Whitney moved to the Spring home to keep house for Mr. Spring. Mr. Spring leaves a half-sister, Mrs. Nelson Cooley of South Manchester, Conn.
The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Grove
Terrace. The burial will take place beside the body of his wife in Morningside cemetery.
That's all that was in todays first mail.
Allan
From: "SANDY MCPETERS" <mcpeters@thegrid.net> To: <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Whitney Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1998 22:29:27 -0700
I am looking for a woman by the name of Mary Whitney that raised my grandmother, Mable Kennedy. She went by Mable Whitney for a while. They were around Springfield, Illinios. Then they went to Johnson City, Kansas. Mary Whitney may have been a school teacher. I don't know if Mary Whitneys name was a married name or not. I am trying to find my grandmothers real mother. It may have been Mary. Mables fathers name was James Patrick Kennedy. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My mother is aged and would like to find who her grandmother was.
Thank you
Brad McPeters
From: "Doneva Shepard" <doneva@wcn.net> To: "Donna & Ralph Gosselin" <gosselin@mwt.net> Subject: Re: Cornelius and son Joshua Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 04:04:42 -0700
If anybody finds a John W. Shepard b. 1832 amongst their Shepard gatherings, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!! I know he's there cause he was my gr-gr grandfather, and I'm SURE he had parents (didn't he?) My family married in and out of the Whitney bunch enough that there is a big chance the Shepard's could be part of my line but I can't find it. HELP!! Doneva Shepard in OR
>I can't sem to find anything on Sarah Sheperd wife of Cornelius(Joshua, >John) nor a wife for his son Joshua, is the info there and I'm just >missing it. Ralph
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 18:16:17 To: Donna & Ralph Gosselin <gosselin@mwt.net>, Whitney-l@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Cornelius and son Joshua
At 04:08 PM 4/13/98 -0500, Donna & Ralph Gosselin wrote: >I can't sem to find anything on Sarah Sheperd wife of Cornelius(Joshua, >John) nor a wife for his son Joshua, is the info there and I'm just >missing it. Ralph
I have no information on Sarah SHEPHERD's birth, death, or parentage, nor any data whatsoever on their son Joshua's wife.
Sorry,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 16:08:09 -0500 From: Donna & Ralph Gosselin <gosselin@mwt.net>
To: Whitney-l@rootsweb.com Subject: Cornelius and son Joshua
I can't sem to find anything on Sarah Sheperd wife of Cornelius(Joshua, John) nor a wife for his son Joshua, is the info there and I'm just missing it. Ralph
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 21:55:19 -0600 From: Bree <longhorn@wavecom.net> To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Esther Whitney Descendents
I am a descendent of Esther Whitney Woodburn (b. Dec 23, 1799; d. Dec 3, 1884 - f. Joshua Whitney; m. Esther Clark). She was my gr-gr-gr-grandmother. In 1856, she moved to Highland Twp, Washington County, Iowa with three of her sons after her husband's death in Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Washington County is where the family stayed, and where I was born and spent much of my childhood. I have visited Esther's grave several times, as well as those of my more recent ancestors. I have quite a bit of information on Esther's descendents provided by my great aunt Mildred Woodburn Cherryholmes, and have been expanding on it as I have the time. I have recently started putting all the records I have into electronic format, and on a trip back to Iowa the end of May, I hope to start gathering actual documents of vital statistics from Washington County... Are you interested in the information I have for your database?
Karen Beenblossom Bree Cody, Wyoming <longhorn@wavecom.net>
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 06:15:39 -0500 To: whitney-l@rootsweb.com From: Margie and George Parker <mandg@math.siu.edu> Subject: popssible clue for Sarah Shepard = Cornelius Whitney
According to Pierce (ooops!) Cornelius's sister Eleanor m Samuel Shepard who was the son of Isaac Shepard and A. Mary Smedley (her first marriage, a second was to Nathaniel Jewell and a son Nathaniel of that marriage m Sarah Whitney, dau of Joshua of Groton).
This gives a possible name of parents of Samuel Shepard.
George Parker
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 18:34:02 To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Esther Whitney Descendents
At 09:55 PM 4/13/98 -0600, Bree wrote: >I am a descendent of Esther Whitney Woodburn (b. Dec 23, 1799; d. Dec 3, >1884 - f. Joshua Whitney; m. Esther Clark). She was my >gr-gr-gr-grandmother. In 1856, she moved to Highland Twp, Washington >County, Iowa with three of her sons after her husband's death in >Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Washington County is where the family >stayed, and where I was born and spent much of my childhood. I have >visited Esther's grave several times, as well as those of my more recent >ancestors. I have quite a bit of information on Esther's descendents >provided by my great aunt Mildred Woodburn Cherryholmes, and have been >expanding on it as I have the time. I have recently started putting all >the records I have into electronic format, and on a trip back to Iowa >the end of May, I hope to start gathering actual documents of vital >statistics from Washington County... Are you interested in the >information I have for your database? > >Karen Beenblossom Bree >Cody, Wyoming ><longhorn@wavecom.net>
Yes, we are interested. Please leave out anyone now living, and send it in GEDCOM format. If your family connects to John-1 and Elinor (-----) WHITNEY, send it to Jon Aston <Mrj79@msn.com>. If it connects to Henry-1 and ----- (-----) WHITNEY, or if it is unconnected, send it to Jeanne Muse <jwmuse@csi.com>.
I am also interested in the family of Joshua and Esther (CLARK) WHITNEY. I found a marriage for Joshua WHITNEY and *Eunice* CLARK 21 May 1798 in the Granville, MA, vital records, but no indication of his parentage or their children.
Regards,
Robert
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From: RayWhit79 <RayWhit79@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 16:28:06 EDT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: AT&T
Dear WRG
I just received the following from a friend in California:
"In case you hadn't heard about this....
Please pass along to all your employees, friends and family....I received a
telephone call from an individual identifying himself as an AT&T Service Technician and that he was running a test on telephone lines. He stated that to complete the test I should touch nine (9) zero (0) pound sign (#) and hang up. I was suspicious and refused. Upon contacting the telephone company was informed by pushing 90# you end up giving the dindividual that called you access to your telephone line and allows them to place a long distance telephone call, with the charge appearing on your telephone bill. Was further informed that this scam has been originating from many of the local jails/prisons. Please pass the word. Endquote
This is a good warning if you haven't already heard of it.
RayWhit79@aol.com
From: J Errett <phoenix2@westol.com> To: "'WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com'" <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: My first post/ Whitney family in NY/PA Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 10:53:38 -0400 Encoding: 39 TEXT
Dear Whitney researchers,
Hi, my name is Jennifer Errett and I just joined the list. This is what I
have so far on my Whitney connection.
David Loveless b. abt. Mar 16, 1765 (NY) calculated by affidavit signed on the 20th of Apr. 1818 (in Saratoga Co. NY residing in Hadley) stating that he was 53 yrs. 1 Mo. And 4 dys. Old. He married Mary Whitney (Florence Robertson's book "The Lovelace/Loveless and Allied Families" states her first name as May) since the War of 1812. In a statement by one William Johnson, (dated the 9th of January 1858 Bradford Co. PA) he testifies to the fact that David Loveless and Mary Whitney were married after 1814 (does not know exact date). He also says he was present at the wedding which took place in Luzerne Co. (now Wyoming) which preformed by the Justice of the Peace by one Mr. (looks like) Stevens. He also testifies that Joseph is indeed the son of David Loveless and Mary Whitney. William Johnson (age about 58) also states that his wife (at the time deceased, no name mentioned) was the sister to Mary Whitney. Another affidavit signed the 2nd of July, 1857 (Bradford Co. PA) by one Martin and Mary Johnson (have not figured connection between Johnson families yet) testifies that David and Mary Loveless are indeed the parents of Elizabeth (age 28), Julia (age 30 and my 3greats-grandmother), and Joseph (age 19). They also testify they lived in the neighborhood of the residence of David and Mary Loveless (that would be Braintrim Twp., Luzerne (now Wyoming), PA) at the time of Joseph's birth. They also state that Mary Loveless died in the Spring of 1846 and David died about the Fall of 1845. However David died (according to an obituary from Wyoming Co.) January 17, 1845 in Braintrim (Twp.), PA and is buried at Overfield Cemetery, Meshoppen, PA. I have not checked the cemetery records for Mary yet but will soon.
I have more on my line descending from Julia Loveless. Does anyone connect to Mary Whitney or know of a Whitney who married a William Johnson? Hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely, Jennifer Errett Donegal, PA
From: Babseeb <Babseeb@aol.com> Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 14:52:17 EDT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney, Joel Parker in Ca
<A HREF="http://www.sacbee.com/news/beetoday/newsroom/local/041598/local08.htm l">A shrine to the past in Placer hills</A> by Bee Staff writer Carlos Alcala
This is an article in our local paper, Sacramento Bee, this morning. We are
celebrating Sesquintenial of Ca. so there are many stories of the GOLD Rush days. (J.Parker Whitney's ggrandson, Eric Heuermann , age 70, (of Sacramento) was interviewed
At age 17, according to historical accounts, JOEL PARKER WHITNEY came to Ca
from Massachusetts, in 1852 to find Gold. (2 brothers came to S.F.earlier) He decided he could make more money other ways. Much of his original ranch is developed (i.e. 2 golf courses) Some of the housing area is called Whitney Oaks. The article in the paper has a picture of the pyramid on the ranch where he is buried 85 years ago. He died 1913 in the Del Monte Hotel in Monterey, Ca (age 77).
I did not find pictures in the bee article on-line.
I have never sent a Blue line to connect. If it does not work-try
http://www.sacbee.com
for the April 15, 1998 issue. in local news (or search in local news) If you cannot get it let me know. I saved the article and also copied the text to wp. Barbara Black in Sacramento ggranddaughter of Unconnected DANIEL R. WHITNEY in NY>Ohio>Michigan>Iowa
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 16:35:03 -0700 From: Melva McClellan <melmac@primenet.com> To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Tryphena Whitney
I recently found out my g grandmother was LUCY STERLING by birth. She was adopted out to a Tewkbury family as a infant. Her mother CLARISSA TITUS STERLING died after she was born.
CLARISSA'S mother was TRYPHENA WHITNEY. She married PRESTON TITUS. They lived in Susquehanna County, PA.
I have been in contact with some Whitneys in PA and they have been most helpful. They have shown me where I am related to John Whitney, son of Thomas & Mary Bray Whitney.
Is there any source I can go to verify all this?
Mel
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 20:13:18 -0400 (EDT) To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com From: janwhit@ma.ultranet.com (Janice Whitaker) Subject: A.W.Whitney & Co.
Dear Colleen & WRG's, I did come across an article about A.W.Whitney, who built pipe organs up in VT. I very carefully filed this interesting story somewhere and I can't find it right now. I will try to find time tomorrow, and if not, it will be a week from now, when I get back from a trip.:-) Jan
From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 21:22:54 EDT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney Tombstone
I can't remember if anyone posted this before.
The Forrest Avenue Cemetery Forrest Avenue, Angola, NY Charlotte Whitney 1869 - 1959
This was found under the cemetery listings for Erie County, New York http://members.tripod.com/~wnyroots/index.html
I looked thru all the current cemetery listings for Erie County and this was the only Whitney listed. I will post any other Whitney listings I find. I check this page often as most of my research is in the Buffalo, NY area.
Linda D.
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 08:03:03 +0100 From: Shawn Whitney <cyberboone@worldnet.att.net> Organization: AT&T To: WRG <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Whitney Tombstone
Good morning WRG,
Most of my recent Whitneys are in the Ontario Cty, NY area, I believe, just below Erie County. I do have a couple of Charlotte Whitney's in my lineage. However they were born Whitneys and married so I doubt their tombstone would read Whitney.
The line (from Capt. Jonathan-5, Jonathan-4, Jonathan-3, Benjamin-2, John-1) that came to Ontario Cty in approx 1795 was very prolific and there were many many of them spread far and wide throughout the area. I have not added many of the sibling's families to my computer databank. I will look through Pierce later today to see if another Charlotte jumps up. (out of the book...not the tombstone :-o )
Thanks for the info.
--
Always looking,
Shawn Boone Whitney
cyberboone@worldnet.att.net
Researching Ger-Rus surnames: KNODEL,KREITER,RIEKER
Also: BOONE, ELDER, ELLIS, EWING, GAMBLE, GODLEY, HUGGINS, JACKSON, KINNE, MANNING, OHMER, SMALL, STONE, TAYLOR, TOWER, WHITNEY, YOUNGS and others
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 08:11:42 +0100 From: Shawn Whitney <cyberboone@worldnet.att.net> Organization: AT&T To: WRG <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Whitney Tombstone
Opps!
Could someone please re-post the Whitney Tombstone message. I need the details of the Charlotte Whitney and seemed to have deleted my copy.
Thanks, Shawn -- Always looking, Shawn Boone Whitney cyberboone@worldnet.att.net
Researching Ger-Rus surnames: KNODEL,KREITER,RIEKER
Also: BOONE, ELDER, ELLIS, EWING, GAMBLE, GODLEY, HUGGINS, JACKSON, KINNE, MANNING, OHMER, SMALL, STONE, TAYLOR, TOWER, WHITNEY, YOUNGS and others
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 04:21:53 -0400 From: "Debbie J. Stlelmach" <debbie_stelmach@CompuServe.COM> Subject: Whitney Tombstone Sender: "Debbie J. Stlelmach" <debbie_stelmach@CompuServe.COM> To: "INTERNET:WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com" <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com>
Hi Linda,
I have Whitney's in Erie County. Angola is not too far from where they resided. Mine were located in Langford starting in 1865. I visited the area this past June and did locate their graves in the St Martins Catholic Cemetery in Langford. Based off of census records, they don't appear to have had a Charlotte in the family. Mine is a Charles Whitney, b 1823 MA, died 1902, buried Langford. I've been hunting for his death certificate without much luck. I'm trying to determine who is parents were. Prior to 1865, they were in Jackson Township, Putnam Co, OH and later after 1880, a son returned to Ohio for a while.
Barb Oliver was/is on this list and she has Whitney ancestors in Aurora - descendents of William Henry Whitney and Fanny Miller. They had numerous children and I don't think much work has been done on their lines.
I do have Chautauqua Co Whitney data taken from the Dunkirk Observer newspaper and some early 1900 city directories.
Keep in touch. I'd be interested in keeping track of those guys.
Debbie Kailua, HI
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 07:42:04 -0400 (EDT)
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
From: janwhit@ma.ultranet.com (Janice Whitaker)
Subject: A.W.Whitney & J.D.Whitney
Dear Colleen, Ellen, and WRG's,
Whoops, Ellen is right. I did find the story late last night, and it
was J.D.Whitney of Brattleboro and here it is, from "Gazetteer and Business Directory of Windham County, VT., 1724-1884" compiled by Hamilton Child;published July 1884, pg 92-93:
"J.D.Whitney & Son, organ reed manufacturers. ---Josiah Davis Whitney was
born in Ashby, Mass., November 7, 1818. When old enough to use tools(perhaps fifteen or sixteen) he began to work in the shop of his father, Jonas P. Whitney, who was a manufacturer of church organs. When twenty-one years of age he was taken into partnership and continued to make church organs until 1844, when he removed to Springfield, Mass., and engaged in the manufacture of melodeons, pianos, and church organs. In 1851 he removed to Fitchburg, Mass., where he was employed by his father in making melodons or reed organs. He removed to Worcester, Mass., in 1853, where he formed a partnership with Messrs. Rice & Robinson, for the manufacture of organ reeds. He remained in Worcester only one year and then went back to Fitchburg, and soon after got up a set of reed machinery and commenced making reeds. In 1865 Messrs J. Estey & Co., of Brattleboro, purchased the machinery, and Mr. Whitney was hired by them to run it. He remained with Estey & Co., until 1874, the last eight years working by contract, when he sold them the machinery he had invented during his stay with them, and for a year or two went out of business. About 1876, he commenced a new set of machinery, with which he began to make reeds in 1878, in Harmony block{? location in Brattleboro}. July 1, 1879, he took his son, Edwin D. Whitney, into partnership, under the firm name of J.D. Whitney & Son. They are now located in Harmony block and manufacture over half a million organ reeds a year, which are almost entirely used by the Wilcox & White Organ Co. of Meriden, Conn. They employ two men, the machinery being so nearly automatic as to require very much less help than formerly to do the same amount of work." I hope this story may connect with someone in the group, at any rate, it is an interesting account of another Whitney inventor! JAN
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 07:46:25 EDT
To: melmac@primenet.com
Subject: Re: Tryphena Whitney
Hi Mel:
Try Robert Ward's web-page at:
http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/
It has links to other Whitney sites - including the most recently distributed Whitney databases on the descendants of John-1 and Elinor Whitney, who were the immigrant ancestors. John-1 is the son of Thomas and Mary Bray Whitney of Westminster. It also has a LOT of resource material. There is also a link to subscribe to the Whitney-L maillist, if you have not already done so.
After you look here, please ask any questions you might need answers to, and we'll try to see if we can help you. We would also be interested in any extensions that you might be willing to submit to expand our knowledge of the scope of the family.
Happy Hunting,
Allan E. Green
From: GSW7449 <GSW7449@aol.com> Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 14:21:58 EDT To: rlward1@erols.com, hrbixby@ix.netcom.com Subject: Re: Josiah Whitney - Peter Whitney
Dear WRG:
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading discussions of the WRG. A recent exchange of messages from Annabel Bixby, Robert Ward, and George Parker touched on my line of the John and Elinor Whitney family ( Albert Lotall (10), Albert Radenbaugh (9), Albert Galitan (8), Wait (7), Thomas (6), Peter (5), Josiah (4), Josiah (3), Jonathan (2), John (1)).
My cousin, Adriane (Whitney) Fredrickson, prepared a Whitney genealogy for a history course in 1988. Her extensive research included time spent in Boston, Watertown, Weston, etc. to examine vital records, maps, plots, grave stones, etc. I will encourage her to visit Robert Wards web site and to join the Whitney Research Group.
I would very much like Adrianne to contribute her work to the specific discussion around Josiah Sr, Josiah Jr., and Peter. For example, Adrianne's information has Josiah Sr. b. May 19, 1664 m1, Abigail; m2, Mary; d. 1717. Josiah Jr. b. 1698; m1, Elizabeth Grant, February 28, 1725; m2, Mehitable Fuller, 1737; m3, Lydia Ballard, February 1759; d. June 26, 1783. Peter Whitney, b. April 10, 1738; m. Mercy Case, April 21, 1763; d. June 19, 1826.
Adrianne's research includes a lot of information on the children of Peter, and some on the lines beyond.
What a joy to see the rich contributions made by each of the WRG members! Thank you all for your diligent work!
Best Regards, Gregory Whitney Bloomington, MN gsw7449@aol.com
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 14:08:44 -0500 From: Ron & Gail Brandolino <weebee2b@neosoft.com> To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: re: Alice Whitney
An Alice Whitney married John King and they had John Burbridge King b:1875 in Boyd Co., Kentucky. Alice may have been from Pa. We have no other info. on her or John King. Thank you, Gail King Brandolino
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: A.W.Whitney & J.D.Whitney Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 17:47:41 -0400
Jan Whitaker wrote: >>"J.D.Whitney & Son, organ reed manufacturers.---Josiah Davis Whitney was born in Ashby, Mass., November 7, 1818."[snip]<<
In case any one has not figured him out yet, he was:
Josiah Davis-8 Whitney (Jonas Prescott Whitney-7, Josiah-6, Josiah-5, David-4, Benjamin-3, John-2, John-1)
The article gave us a son's name: Edwin D. Whitney.
Does anyone have Josiah Davis Whitney's wife's name?
- -) Jeanne Muse
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From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 21:10:27 EDT
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Reposting Whitney Tombstone
The Forrest Avenue Cemetery Forrest Avenue, Angola NY Charlotte Whitney 1869 - 1959
Linda D.
From: IMPORTLADY <IMPORTLADY@aol.com> Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 08:36:09 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: descendents of Benjamin Whitney
i have the following information regarding the above from our family records...see if they match... Benjamine Whitney b 23 jan 1758 in salem washing new york served in revolutionary war died feb 15 1847 grand rapids or plymouth michigan father john whitney mother thankful benedict
married ann mercy harris born 1761? died 21 aug 1835 ellisburg new york (her mother Mary Johnson, father Asa Harris) following children:
Levi (my ancestor) bor 1790 Otseg Ny married Permelia Chace mar 23 1814
From: IMPORTLADY <IMPORTLADY@aol.com> Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 08:50:43 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: continue
sorry hit wrong button: Permelia died oct 5 1855 and is burried at barrington cemetary, barrington, cook, illinois Benajah born in otsego ny maried 2 x Jane CARTER and Rosina DAVID Dainiel Harris b 29 dec 1795 in New Hartfor, Litchfield, CT married
Louisa CASWELL on 26 feb 1824
Lydia born in Otsego NY married FINNEY George Washington on 12 sept 1822 Mary - never married... Philanda born012 may 1810 married Newell Barker 1 Sept 1833, died 17 aug 1873 buried Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan John McCall born 17 aug 1803 in Sringfield Center, NY married McCLUSKEY Mary Ann on 17 Jan 1828 died 10 Dept 1870 buried New York Mills, Oneida, NY Chauncey Harris born 17 mar 1805 in Otsego NY married 2x CRAIG, caroline matilda on jan 28 1828 and TURNEY, mary ann on 23 aug 1863 i have more info if you are interested
From: IMPORTLADY <IMPORTLADY@aol.com> Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 08:57:23 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: levi whitney
i have the branch on levi and permelia chase and their 12 children...are you interested in that line?
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Desc. of Elizabeth (Whitney) Riggs Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 22:46:08 -0400
Hello WRG: Michael Maynard <maynard@hancock.net> has sent me his line of descent, and I have today imported his full gedcom into our HENRY WHITNEY of Connecticut database. Michael's gedcom added 248 individuals and 56 marriages -- descendants of ELIZABETH WHITNEY and MILES RIGGS. This information will be posted in the future update of the gedcom. In the meantime, should anyone need any information on the WHITNEY/RIGGS descendants, let me know.
ELIZABETH-4 WHITNEY (Joseph-3, John-2, Henry-1) who was born 1717 and died Aug 1815. Elizabeth married, as her first husband, MILES RIGGS, son of Joseph Riggs, on 26 Jun 1735. Miles Riggs was born 7 Jun 1697 and died 24 Dec 1753. They had 9 children.
One of their 9 children was already in our database: ESTHER RIGGS (b. Nov 1752; d. 7 May 1816) married ABRAHAM ROCKWELL (b. 5 Oct 1749; d. 7 Aug 1818). Abraham Rockwell also descends from Henry Whitney. His grandmother, Elizabeth-3 Whitney married Joseph Keeler. His line is thus: Abraham, Elizabeth Keeler, Joseph Keeler and Elizabeth-3 Whitney, John-2 Whitney and Elizabeth Smith, Henry-1 Whitney.
- -) Jeanne Muse
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From: The Ables <dlacla@ecsis.net>
To: "'whitney-l@rootsweb.com'" <whitney-l@rootsweb.com>
Subject: FW: Whitney
Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 16:27:54 -0500
From: The Ables[SMTP:dlacla@ecsis.net] Sent: Saturday, March 14, 1998 6:46 PM To: 'whitney-l@rootsweb.com' Subject: Whitney
I'm interest in any one who can help me find any Whitney's. My mother was Laura F. Whitney. Her father was Ralph L. Whitney. His fahter was Clarence James Whitney (born 1890 in Dyer Co., TN), he was married to Maude Bell Behurst. Clarence's father was Fares L. Whitney born in the 1850's and married to Sarah Parlee Flowers.He was born in Canada and his father was Neil L. Whitney and his mother was Mary. They both were from Canada.
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 20:23:26 To: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>,
"Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com>
From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: John Whitney and Hannah Atherton
At 07:56 PM 4/19/98 -0400, Jeanne W. Muse wrote: >I forgot to ask a question! In the D.A.R. records, many references are for >someone I can't find. > >Who is... John Whitney m. Hannah Atherton (d.1795)?? The official record of >his Revolutionary War service reads: > >"John Whitney (1754-99) served as a private in Captain Sawyer's company, >colonel Dike's regiment, which assisted at the evacuation of Boston. He was >born in Harvard, Mass.; died in Milledgeville, Ga." > >:-) Jeanne Muse >jwmuse@csi.com > >Visit our home pages for Genealogy, Scuba Diving & Travel, Gaming Hints >http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jwmuse > >Another great Game Hint site: http://www.uhs-hints.com/uhsweb
This was John-6 WHITNEY, son of Isaiah-5 and Persis (RANDALL) WHITNEY [Isaiah-4, Isaiah-3, Thomas-2, John-1]. See
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/john/john39.html#i352>
Regards,
Robert
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From: Hogle1 <Hogle1@aol.com> Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 19:44:43 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Franklin Whtney
Hi folks,
I am sorting through some papers and actually getting them organized! In reviewing photocopies of books, I found the following reference and am wondering if anyone came claim this Franklin Whitney.
In the book "History of Anoka County and the Towns of Champli and Dayton in Hennepin County Minnesota" by Albert M Goodrich. Anoka Bicentennial Commission 1976 page 309 Biographical
"Franklin Whitney was born in Cumberland Co., Maine, Sept 21, 1830. When a young man he followed the sea, principally in the West India trade; later he came west and engaged in railroad construction in Ohio. In 1855 he came to St Francis, Anoka Co., settling the next summer in Oak Grove, where he lived until the time of his death, Jan. 19, 1899. Mr. Whitney served in the state legislature two terms, and a number of years as county commissioner. He was postmaster at Oak Grove continuously from 1860 until the time of his death. Mr Whitney was married Aug. 13, 1857, to Mary Head."
If this information is of interest to anyone, please feel free to contact me
and I will gladly send the copied document.
It is not my line of descent.
Jo Hogle Hogle1@aol.com
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com> To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: OnLine D.A.R. Whitneys Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 19:50:58 -0400
Anyone researching Whitneys needs to go to Robert Ward's military records -- especially the D.A.R. http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/military/dar
To give you all a clue: In the Henry Whitney database alone, this weekend I have added over 200 more people (descendants, marriages, dates) because of these pages!
In my personal database for lines connected with John & Elinor, I had updated my gedcom on April 5th and had 14,503 individuals then. Now, after working with the D.A.R. records this weekend, I have just entered person # 15,022 !!
Printing out all of the D.A.R. books took over a reem of paper, but it was worth it!
- -) Jeanne Muse
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Sender: jwmuse@csi.com
From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
To: "Whitney Group" <Whitney-L@rootsweb.com>
Subject: John Whitney and Hannah Atherton
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 19:56:27 -0400
I forgot to ask a question! In the D.A.R. records, many references are for someone I can't find.
Who is... John Whitney m. Hannah Atherton (d.1795)?? The official record of his Revolutionary War service reads:
"John Whitney (1754-99) served as a private in Captain Sawyer's company, colonel Dike's regiment, which assisted at the evacuation of Boston. He was born in Harvard, Mass.; died in Milledgeville, Ga."
- -) Jeanne Muse
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From: Hogle1 <Hogle1@aol.com>
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 11:46:34 EDT
To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Another strange Whitney - and more
Hi WRG!
I found information on another Whitney in Minnesota that is unconnected to my branch. So I was just going to give some basics and offer to send it to the person who can claim the connection BUT... I need help on this one. It kind of threw me. So if you connect - please contact me.
I have a short biographical sketch for Joseph W Whitney. Born Lawrence, MA March 7, 1880. he was only a few months old when his parents moved to Minnesota. Father Charles C Whitney Mother Nellie A Johnson of Bethel Maine. Siblings Dick, Jack, and oh no - this is real... his sisters name is "Minne Sota, wife of Fred A Hill" (geesh) - I bet brothers are Richard and John. AND a 1/2 brother named Frank C. ( I am wondering if I could claim a relative that named their daughter Minne Sota).
The rest of the article expounds on his accomplishments in Minnesota and the state of Washington and also Oregon.
BUT... what grabbed me was a tiny blurb about his father. "In 1876 Mr Charles C Whitney married Mattie M HOGLE. She died in 1877 leaving one son, Frank C. In 1979 Charles C Whitney married Nellie A Johnson..." the rest of the info is noted previously.
Now - my married name is HOGLE - I would love to know who Mattie Hogle was. We have reached brick walls on that family.
So if you can connect to this family in any way, please contact me. I will share the article and information gladly.
Jo Hogle Hogle1@aol.com
From: Hogle1 <Hogle1@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 00:45:25 EDT To: Whitney-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Joel Whitney son of Micah and Hannah Cobb
WRG
Found this reference Minnesotal Genealogical Journal Volume #2 Page 106 The Minnesota Pioneer (1852) Vol III No 49 Thursday 25 March 1852
"At a meeting of the Excelsior Club, No.1, of Tempera Watchman,....remove from our midst by death, brother Joel Whitney,..." (and) "Died, at St Paul, on Monday the 22nd instant Mr Joel Whitney, late of Maine, aged about 65 years."
Note --- this would mean that he would have been born in about 1787, which would be correct for the son of Micah Whitney and Hannah Cobb. Further investigation shows that in the "notes" section of the Witney12 database for Joel Whitney, son of Micah and Hannah, it notes the following
"both buried behind the church there in Phillips; that Joel built. Joel was first postmaster of Phillips, town clerk in 1819- built town church and school. There is a monument behind the church where they and 2 of their children are buried. moved to Plymouth, then St. Paul, Minn. No descendents lived in Maine in 1943. Rev. Joseph Dyer, father."
This sure seems to be a fit.
Hope this information helps someone. And if I can assist in any way in clarifying - let me know.
Jo Hogle
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 12:07:55 -0400 (EDT) From: "J. Michael Poston" <poston@helix.nih.gov> To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Whitney burials-Montana
Surveying some cemetery lists for Flathead County, Montana, I found these Whitneys:
Conrad Memorial Cemetery, Kalispell Montana
Hattie A. Whitney died 20 August 1947 Vickie M. Whitney died 29 April 1947
Lonepine Cemetery, rural, near Bigfork, Montana
Dempsey Whitney died 2 February 1920 Ida Larena Whitney died 29 March 1950 Levi R. Whitney died 15 October 1952 Ward Bertram Whitney died 11 July 1949
I hope these may be of interest to someone.
Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland
From: BMerid <BMerid@aol.com> Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 14:49:15 EDT Subject: Mary Whitney To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Does anyone have a Mary Whitney (b.appx 1857) Do not know where, but married Samuel Widner. Thanks Bmerid
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 22:14:19 -0400 (EDT) From: "J. Michael Poston" <poston@helix.nih.gov> Subject: Whitneys in Chesterville, ME To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I have a few pages copied from the Vital Records of Chesterville, Maine [FHS film #010792] and on them I find these Whitneys:
Page 47
Henery Whitney born July 24th AD 1767 [doesn't say where] Abigail Whitney born Sept AD 1776
Children born to them whose names and births are as follows, viz, Betsey Whitney, born in North Yarmouth Oct 3 1795 Cyrus Whitney born in North Yarmouth Oct 29 1795 Henery Whitney born Feb 27th AD 1804 Ambrose Whitney born July 18th AD 1806 George Washington Riggs Whitney born Oct 24th AD 1809 William Gorham Whitney born Sept 6th AD 1811 Hiram Whitney born Sept 8th 1815
Martha Warren, born Aug 13, 1778 She was married to Henry Whitney Oct 25, 1821 and to these parents was Abigail Warren Whitney born July 26th 1824
William Gorham Whitney died March 31st AD 1814 Abigail Whitney died July 8th AD 1819 Abigail Warren Whitney died June 27th 1836 Henry Whitney (the father) died April 18, 1849
Page 48
Timothy Whitney, born August 1st AD 1771 Martha Whitney born Oct 27th AD 1771 Children born to them whos names and births are as follows viz. Sally Whitney born N. [Gloucester?] Jan 26th AD 1795 Betsy Hopkins Whitney born Sept 19th AD 1796 Freeport Pattey Whitney born March 8th AD 1798 Freeport Hannah Whitney born December 1st AD 1799 Freeport Parker Whitney born Sept 14th AD 1801 Freeport Rebeckah Whitney born March 25th AD 1804 Chesterville Polly Whitney born August 30th AD 1805 Chesterville Esther Whitney born August 27th AD 1807 Chesterville Syboia Whitney born March 18th AD 1811 Chesterville John Wells Whitney born August 5th AD 1813 [in ?Nornegwok?]
Parker Whitney died Oct 30th AD 1816 Martha Whitney died July 25, 1831
I hope someone can use these.
Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 04:57:55 EDT Subject: Re: Whitneys in Chesterville, ME To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Dear Mike:
Thank you! This posting and the recent one from Jo Hogle are what I believe the WRG is all about. Eventually we will identify the people that will provide the links for those members who are still unconnected, and it is the gathering of data like your contribution that will make that happen. I'm saving it, and I hope others are as well.
Allan
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 18:41:22 +0100 From: Shawn Whitney <cyberboone@worldnet.att.net> Organization: AT&T
Listserver MANNING <MANNING-L@rootsweb.com>
Subject: [Fwd: FW: The Value of....TIME] To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
-- Always looking, Shawn Boone Whitney cyberboone@worldnet.att.net
Researching Ger-Rus surnames: KNODEL,KREITER,RIEKER
Also: BOONE, ELDER, ELLIS, EWING, GAMBLE, GODLEY, HUGGINS, JACKSON, KINNE, MANNING, OHMER, SMALL, STONE, TAYLOR, TOWER, WHITNEY, YOUNGS and others
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From: TIM AYERS <tayers@nashvillechamber.com>
"'Barber, LaRita'"
<LBARBER@charlottechamber.org>,
"'Barrows, Jeffrey'"
<BarrowsJ@afcesa.af.mil>,
"'Bill/Mary Alexander'"
<alexzander@msn.com>,
"'Brenda Wynn'" <wynnbrb21@ccvax.mmc.edu>, "'Carol'" <RYCAM@aol.com>
"'Cynithea Reeder'" <creeder@mindspring.com>,
"'Darrell Freeman'" <dfreeman@zycron.com>,
"'Debbie Byrd'" <dbyrd@sctcorp.com>,
"'Frank Ayers'" <vieathsys@aol.com>
"'IA-NEB-ROOTS-L@listserv.indiana.edu'" <IA-NEB-ROOTS-L@listserv.indiana.edu>,
"'Ida Johnson'" <IJohnson@cae.merced.k12.ca.us>,
"'Ivy Alexander'" <ysbest@aol.com>,
"'James Threalkill'" <jthrealkill@nashville.org>
"'j-gore@morehead-st.edu'"
<j-gore@morehead-st.edu>,
"'jheeter@muskingum.edu'"
<jheeter@muskingum.edu>,
"'Julius Witherspoon'" <nashcorps@aol.com>,
"'Kathy&Raymond'" <kja53@ma.ultranet.com>,
"'Katie Van Auken'" <katie_vanauken@dced.state.pa.us>
"'Kimberly York @ OSU'" <kyork@hr1.ohr.ohio-state.edu>,
"'Kip Carr'" <kipley@mindspring.net>,
"'KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com'" <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com>,
"'kyroots@lsv.uky.edu'" <kyroots@lsv.uky.edu>
"'Mark Simms'" <MSIMMS@MACS.NET>,
"'Marty Chapman'" <mchapman@charleywestchamber.org>,
"'Melanie Ayers'" <Ayers.6@osu.edu>, "'Mom'" <kitfred@juno.com>
"'NEBRRoots-L@rootsweb.com'" <NEBRRoots-L@rootsweb.com>,
"'Robin'" <robin.ayers@wku.edu>,
"'sjones5@ix.netcom.com'" <sjones5@ix.netcom.com>,
"'small-l@rootsweb.com'" ,
"'Sophia Roberts'" <sroberts@shellus.com>
"'Wendy Andrews'" <W291128@aol.com>
Subject: FW: The Value of....TIME Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 10:56:04 -0500 To: SMALL-L@rootsweb.com
FYI
>-----Original Message----- >From: Saundra Brown [SMTP:saundrab@email.msn.com] >Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 1998 10:12 AM >To: afrigeneas@MsState.Edu >Subject: FYI: The Value of....TIME > >To realize the value of ONE YEAR >Ask a student who has failed his exam. > >To realize the value of ONE MONTH >Ask a mother who has given birth to a pre-mature baby. > >To realize the value of ONE WEEK >Ask an editor of a weekly newspaper. > >To realize the value of ONE DAY >Ask a daily wage laborer who has ten kids to feed. > >To realize the value of ONE HOUR >Ask the lovers who are waiting to meet or . . . > >To realize the value of ONE MINUTE >Ask a person who has missed the train. > >To realize the value of ONE SECOND >Ask a person who has survived an accident. > >To realize the value of ONE MILLI-SECOND >Ask the person who has won a silver medal instead of a gold in >Olympics. > >Treasure every moment that you have! >And treasure it more because you shared it with someone special.. >special enough to have your time... and remember time waits for >no one... > > >
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 16:29:25 -0400 (EDT) From: Barry Whitney <barryw@therock.mcg.edu> Subject: Genealogy CD List (fwd) To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
http://www.seidata.com/~lhoffman/cdlist.html
This web page has E-mail links to people who are willing to do lookups on the Family Tree Maker CD's.
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 13:57:40 -0700
From: Marcia <mwverde@gmail.com>
Subject: Solomon Whitney
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I descend from Solomon Whitney (b. 1733) (#195 in Pierce) who died fairly young (39?) in 1772. According to the Canaan, CT., vital records he was married to "Sarah Robarts on 27 Nov. 1755 (md. by Rev. Daniel Farrand)." According to Pierce his widow Sarah md. again (quoting a family record) to SS Roberts. When you look in records for the area there seem to be different families who are Robarts,Roberts, Roberds, etc. I am wondering if perhaps she really was a Sarah Robarts to start with, and then married a Roberts. Usually this is interpretted as being one of those cases where the wife's maiden name is unknown. Does anyone know why the Canaan v.r. would give the information as above--would she be referred to after the fact by her 2nd married name??
From: Hogle1 <Hogle1@aol.com> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 00:48:12 EDT Subject: Re: Genealogy CD List (fwd) To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
In a message dated 98-04-22 16:31:58 EDT, you write:
<<
This web page has E-mail links to people who are willing to do lookups on the Family Tree Maker CD's. >>
I have the FTM CDs 3-7 ( I have 1&2 as well but loaned to a relative). I am certainly willing to help with lookups for folks from WRG.
Jo Hogle HOGLE1@aol.com
From: AwhitneyB <AwhitneyB@aol.com> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 01:23:35 EDT Subject: CD Lookups To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I have some Family Tree Maker CDs and I will do look-ups as I have time. I have 1 through 16, so if you have a name, first check it on the Family Finder on-line index, and then tell what CDs and name you want me to check. I'll send you a report on that name. The Whitney Group is great. A Whitney Brown
From: AwhitneyB <AwhitneyB@aol.com> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 08:34:24 EDT Subject: Ezra Whitney-Julia Pelton To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I am one of those as yet unconnected Whitneys, although I believe I am getting closer. A recent trip to Michigan unearthed more information about the Whitney I am trying to connect: Ezra Whitney, of Ontario County, married "in the fall of 1822, in Livingston County, NY" Julia Pelton (b. 1804, Lyme, NH). They lived in Springwater, NY, where both parents of Julia, John and Martha Pelton (second cousins) died in 1845 and 1846. In 1847 the entire family moved to Jackson County, Michigan, where Ezra died in 1848. They then moved to Allegan County, and then to Kalamazoo, where Julia died in 1852. They had 10 children, six of whom survived childhood: 1. Martha Whitney, b. abt. 1835, NY, m. Elijah Skutt d. aft. 1906 2. John Whitney b. about 1837, m. Jennet ? d. abt. 1860 in Iowa 3. Willard Whitney b. July 2, 1840, Springwater, NY, m. Feb 2, 1870, Helen Lee.
Co E 1st Michigan Infantry, 1861-64. Died after 1906, resided Branch
County, MI 4. Juliett Whitney, b. abt 1842, NY, m. Mr. Morey. D. aft 1906, res. MI 5. Leonard Whitney, b. Feb, 7, 1843, NY, m. May 24, 1863, Sarah J. Bearss, d. 1909, Freeport, Barry County, MI. (2ncd Co. Sharpshooters, 27 Mich. Inf. 1864-65 6. Nancy Whitney, b. Jan, 1847, m. 29 Oct. 1865, Jacob E. Hogeland. d. Aug. 4. 1931, Grand Traverse, MI. Question: Who were Ezra's Parents?
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 09:55:37 -0400 (EDT) From: "J. Michael Poston" <poston@helix.nih.gov> Subject: Re: Whitneys in Chesterville, ME To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
On Tue, 21 Apr 1998, J. Michael Poston wrote:
> I have a few pages copied from the Vital Records of Chesterville, Maine > [FHS film #010792] and on them I find these Whitneys: > > Page 47 > > Henery Whitney born July 24th AD 1767 [doesn't say where] > Henry Whitney (the father) died April 18, 1849 > > Page 48 > > Timothy Whitney, born August 1st AD 1771
Further digging in my files has shown that Henry and Timothy Whitney were brothers, born in Gorham, Maine, sons of Isaac-4 (Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2, John-1) and his second wife, Hannah (__?__) Payne.
Reference: McLellan, Hugh Davis, "History of Gorham, ME.," compiled and edited by his daughter, Katharine B. Lewis, Smith and Sale, Printers, Portland [Maine], 1903, p. 829-30.
Although Timothy's wife is shown in the Chesterfield VR as Martha, McLellan says that, in Gorham, he married "Hannah _____." Presumably, Martha was his second wife.
Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland
From: "chet" <lisa2red@gte.net> Subject: Whitney family lineages of the Whitney Research Group Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 11:58:33 -0400 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
1 Whitney, Joseph S. b.1788 NY d. 1868 Owego, NY, m. 1814- Hills, Cyntia
E. b.1791 d.1853. 2. Whitney, David Hills b.1816 Homer, NY d. 1893 NY, m. 1841- Truesdell, Ruth M. b. 1822 NY d. 1873 NY. 3. Whitney, Clarissa McClara b. 1845 NY d. 1931 MI., m. Rice, David M. b. 1844 CND d. 1915 MI. 4. Rice, Ray G. b.1886 MI d. 1967 MI., m. Cook, Mable E. b. 1894 MI d. 1971 5. Rice, Treva B. b. 1925 MI, m. Johnson, Martin H.. b. 1921 MI. My e-mail is Treva21@juno.com Address Treva B.Johnson 7125 Fruitville Rd. #564 Sarasota, FL 34240
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 00:38:04 EDT Subject: Which Marriage - Levi W. and Rebecca Warren? To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Dear WRG:
In working with the children of the (first) marriage between Abner Whitney and Elizabeth Glazier, I find two differing marriage dates for their third child, Levi Whitney. The Westminster VR's show their marriage to have taken place 15 Oct 1799 in Westminster, yet there is also a marriage for a Levi Whitney and a Rebecca Warren recorded in Stow on 10 May 1804. Since I had "guessed" that the child, Ruth Miriam, b. 3 Sep 1801 in Gardner, MA, to a Levi and Rebeccah Whitney was a child of this marriage, the discovery of the second marriage date creates a significant doubt in my mind as to the validity of that assumption. The only other child of this time that I can find ascribed to a Levi and Rebecca is the son, Levi Warren, b. 17 Jun 1810. With this name my "assumption" seems to be much more probable that this man is the son of the two people in question, thus also giving the birth in the same town of the earlier daughter just a bit more validity.
Can anyone shed any light on this question, i.e., identifying the Levi Whitney and Rebecca Warren whose marriage is shown in Stow?
Thank you.
Allan E. Green
From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com> Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 16:25:59 EDT Subject: NY WHITNEY MISC. DATA To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
This is a bunch of Whitney info I found while looking for other stuff. There are a few other names mixed in.
Roster of the 24th NY Independent Battery formerly the Rocket Battalion, Company B Contributed by Conrad Bush, 24th NY Independent Battery Historian for the Civil War Plymouth Pilgrims Descendants Society. See the web page at http://members.aol.com/CWPPDS/24roster.html He would certainly be interested in receiving copies of soldier's records, letters, diaries, photos or family information and grave location to create the most complete database on these soldiers.
KETCHAM, Richmond A. - Age 20, enlisted, September 30, 1864, at Rochester, N.Y.; mustered in as private, September 30, 1864, to serve one year; transferred to Battery L, Third Artillery, May 28, 1865.
WHITNEY, Hamilton S. - Age 18, enlisted, November 16, 1861, at Albany,
N.Y., mustered in as private, December 7, 1861, to serve three years; re-
enlisted
January 1, 1864; captured, April 20, 1864, at Plymouth, N.C.; paroled, March
3, 1865; transferred to Battery L, Third Artillery, May 28, 1865.
WHITNEY, W. Adolphus - Age 18, enlisted, November 21, 1861, at Wellsville, N.Y.; mustered in as private, December 7, 1861, to serve three years; re-enlisted, January 1, 1864; appointed Bugler, January 1, 1865; transferred to Battery L, Third Artillery , May 28, 1865.
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Roster of the 12th NY Cavalry Engaged at the Battle of Plymouth, NC the 17th - 20th of April 1864
KETCHAM, Edward M. - 1st Lieutenant, Co. A.
WHITNEY, Rozell - Private, Co. A. Enlisted at age 21 from Oswego, NY. Captured at Plymouth, NC. Died at Andersonville, GA.
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Delaware County, NY USGenWeb Site Compiled and submitted by Mary S. Briggs, Davenport, NY Electronic Text prepared by Cheryl Jordan
The 1865 Federal Census Davenport, Delaware County New York
Whitney Andrew 1:233
Whitney Elizabeth 1:233 Whitney Ellinor 1:233 Whitney Jane 1:233 Whitney Joseph 1:233 Whitney Mary 1:233 Whitney Roderic 1:233
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144th New York State Volunteers
Officers and Men
Master Index
Based on the Descriptive Book of the 144th Regiment, U.S.
Copy of this original provided by the Delaware County Clerk's Office, Delhi, NY
Electronic Text prepared by Laurie Kyle, Spokane, Washington
Contributed to USGenWeb Archives by Joyce Riedinger, joyce@global2000.net
This book lists the men by Company and gives personal information about each
one such as his age,height, color of hair and eyes, complexion, occupation,
where born, enlistment information and sometimes there are remarks about
death, desertion transfer, etc. Transcript of personal record can be ordered from the
Delaware County Clerks Office, P.O. Box 426, Delhi, NY 13753
SURNAME FIRST NAME CO. PAGE LINE
Lambert Charles E 111 677 Mc Mullen George W. H 158 1092 Mc Mullen J. Clark H 158 1093 Whitney Eli K 189 1356
************************************* New York Civil War Soldiers Buried in the
Military Asylum Cemetery, Washington, D.C.
Whitney, K. D., Private, 24th NY Regt., Co. K, died Oct. 22, 1862
Whitney, Erastus, Private, 55th NY Regt., Co. G, died Sept. 4, 1861
Whitney, O., Private, 112th NY Regt., Co. H, died Nov. 11, 1863
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Delaware County, NY USGenWeb Site Compiled and submitted by Mary S. Briggs, Davenport, NY Electronic Text prepared by Joyce Riedinger
The 1855 Federal Census Davenport, Delaware County New York
WHITNEY,
George, 1:0255
John, 1:0255(2)
Roderick, 1:0255
Sabrina, 1:0255
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found thru the following: http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia/census.html
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Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 08:14:32 +0100 From: Shawn Whitney <cyberboone@worldnet.att.net> Organization: AT&T
Subject: Ami Whitney Will To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Good Morning WRG, I have just obtained a copy of a Surrogate Court petition made by Ami Whitney after his father's (Ami's) death (Ami, Ami-6, Jonathan-5, Jonathan-4, Jonathan-3, Benjamin-2, John-1) This is a petition to have the courts award him the remainder of his father's estate that was left unadministered after the death of both named executors. It names the remaining children and their locations as of 19 Oct 1881. These places could prove useful to someone researching any of Ami-6's children.
If you want a copy or to discuss this, please contact me privately as I am not subscribed to the list right now. I will re-subscribe when we return from vacation Mid-May.
Good luck
Body of the Petition:
To the Surrogate Court, County of Ontario
The petition of Ami Whitney of the town of Seneca in the County of Ontario respectfully showeth: That Ami Whitney of the Town of Seneca in the said County of Ontario died in the said Town of Seneca on or about the 14th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven. That at the time of his death he was an inhabitant of the County of Ontario. That he left a will which was duly admitted to probate by and before the Surrogate of Ontario County on the 16th day of March, 1868. and on the 28th day of March, 1868. Letters Testamentary on said will were issued to John Lewis and James Wilson, the executors therein named. That afterwards and at some time in the year 1870 said executor James Wilson died, and said executor John Lewis died on the 13th day of September, 1881. and there is now remaining a portion of said estate unadministered, to wit; Eighty shares of stock inthe Chemung RailRoad and Two shares of stock in the Bank of Geneva, NY.
That the names of the next of kin and legatees(sp?) of said deceased are as follows. 1. Ami Whitney, son, (your petitioner) of Seneca, Ontario Co., NY. 2. Jasper Whitney, son, of Rollersville, Sandusky Co., Ohio. 3. William G. Whitney, son, of Solon, White Co., Tennessee. 4. Jonathan Whtiney, son of Allen, Hillsdale Co., Michigan. 5. Esther G. Hooper, daughter, of Fort Jones, Siskiuou Co, California. 6,. Elizabeth A. Lewis, daughter, of Hopewell, Ontario Co, NY. 7. Anna H. Wilson, daughter, of Geneva, Ontario Co, NY. 8. John Whitney, of Suspension Bridge, Niagra Co., NY and 9. Charles F. Whitney, of Mineral Ridge, Trumbull Co., Ohio, children of Theodore Whitney, a deceased son of said decedent. 10. Charles Force, of Rochester, Monroe Co., NY, a son of Ellen Force, a deceased daughter of said Theodore Whitney, deceased and 11. ____ ____, a daughter of Ami Whitney, 3rd, a deceased so of said Theodore Whitney, deceased.
That said William G. Whitney and Esther G. Hooper are the only persons having any actual, present interest in said estate.
And your petitioner further showeth, that all the good, chattels and credits of the deceased, unadministered, do not exceed in value the sum of $1860 dollars and your petitioner prays that a decree may be made awarding letters of administration with the will annexed of the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased by the Surrogate to your petitioner and that the proper parties should be cited to show cause why such a decree should not be made.
dated October 19, 1881 signed, Ami Whitney
-- Always looking, Shawn Boone Whitney cyberboone@worldnet.att.net
Researching Ger-Rus surnames: KNODEL,KREITER,RIEKER
Also: BOONE, ELDER, ELLIS, EWING, GAMBLE, GODLEY, HUGGINS, JACKSON, KINNE, MANNING, OHMER, SMALL, STONE, TAYLOR, TOWER, WHITNEY, YOUNGS and others
From: SarahBigRe <SarahBigRe@aol.com> Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 09:13:12 EDT Subject: Mary Whitney/Joseph Whitaker To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
In going through my records I found a paper from Mrs George O Tapley
written in 1972 to my cousin Marion Whitaker. In it she states:
I can make no surmise as to whom Mary Whitney belongs to, at this time
the records are too scattered to hazzard a guess. I will only remark that I have names of almost all of the Whitneys who were in town at that time, and they belong in the most part to children or grandchildren of Jonathan and Alice (Willard) Whitney or perhaps a second wife of Jonathan (Lucy?) Whitney. Caleb and Annis (Church) Whitney of same general family, Phineas son of Jonathan born Lancaster, a Jonathan Jr and wife, and unknowns: Rev Phineas, Mellen Whitney etc etc etc who were of Lancaster, then briefly at Harvard, Mass the briefly (some of them) in Sterling. Caleb is one in 1790 census but he would be of the age of said Mary- or thereabouts. Caleb listed in Census as 2-1-3 (coming with his wife just prior to 1786/8 period.) Another Elias Whitney was in Sterling but removed to Milford, Mass and I have a rather complete genealogy of him and children-enough to show he was of another family he was listed in census as having 1-3-6 in family but no mention of a Mary.
Does this help at all with narrowing down the search for my Mary Whitney.
She married Joseph Whitaker in Lancaster 25 Apr 1771. They were married by Rev John Mellon. Any help on this line would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help.
Joanne
Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 08:07:02 -0700 From: knights <knights@badger.tds.net> Subject: Benjamin Whitney in History of Surry, NH To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Good morning WRG, I am wrestling with some conflicting info which I like to throw out to some more knowlegable cousins. If it's been discussed before, I missed it.
In the "History of the Town of Surry Cheshire County, New Hampshire" Frank Burnside Kingsbury, Surry 1925, I find the following.
p. 27 The charter of the town is printed and, included in the signatures is "Beniaman Wheetney
Benjamin Whitney"
One would assume this is an interpretation by the author.(?)
p. 108 (section regarding Surry in the Revolution) WHITNEY, Benjamin. Was in what is now Surry as early as July 1768 when he signed the petition for the new town. He may be the same as mentioned in Keene, as coming from Marlboro, Mass. He rem. prior to 1776 and settled in Westminster, VT, where he probably was living in 1790. Enl. May 1, 1775; dis. Aug. 1, 1775, in Capt. William Walker's Co., Col. James Reed's Reg. Gilsum History states he was at the battle of Bunker Hill.
WHITNEY, Joseph. Doubtless kindred of Benjamin q.v. came to town 1771 and after living there possibly 10 years rem. to Westmoreland. Enl. from here June 28, 1777; dis. July 10, 1777, was appointed corpl. in Capt. Elisha Mack's Co., Col. Samuel Ashley's Reg. which went to the relief of Ti. He rec'd. a pension 1818 for services as a private in Massachusetts.
p. 244 (section on town industries) Blacksmith shops have been quite numerous. Joseph Whitney,a blacksmith, was living near No. 22 about 1767, and is supposed to have built a shop nearby, which Benjamin Whitney was running in 1772.
p. 993 (Genealogical Register section) Benjamin Whitney, so far as known, was the first blacksmith to locate in what is now Surry. ....He m. Jerusha Brockway, dau. of Wolston Brockway q. v.
Ch.: i. Parnal (dau) Keene, Jan. 13, 1766 ii. Abigail Keene, Jan 13, 1768 iii. Anna Surry July 27, 1770
Further information I've gathered places Benjamin Whitney in Westminster, VT, with Jerusha Brockway, these children, and several more.
Based on the info in the paragraph above, I went to the Marlborough, MA Vital Records, Rice, Franklin P., ed., posted on Robert L. Ward's page, and I find:
Births Whetney, Abigail, d. Benjamin and Abigail, May 13, 1731 Whitney, Anna, d. Benjamin and Abigail, Oct. 23, 1736 Whitney, Benjamin, s. Benjamin Abigail, May 8, 1732 Whitney, George, s. Benjamin and Abigail, Mar. 25, 1733 Whitney, Samuel, s. Benjamin and Abigail, Sep. 5, 1734
I went into Randy Winch's database posted on the Whitney Family page and found this. Benjamin Whitney, b. 9 May 1732, d. Mar 1750/51 Father: Benjamin Whitney, b. 7 Oct 1687 in Stow, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Mother: Abigail Bridge
The gedcom provides no birth or death places and references no source. The History of Surry states he "may be the same as mentioned in Keene..."
Additionally, I find in the Connecticut VRs, Card Index of the Barbour Collection Benjamin [twin with Joseph], s. Zachariah & Ruth, b. 5 Nov 1743, Pomfret
Church records of Westminster, VT record a death of Benjamin Whitney at Westminster 20 Nov. 1822.
In one instance I have a published town history stating that Joseph and Benjamin Whitney (or Wheetney) were "doubtless kindred", also stating that Benjamin "may be" of Marlborough, MA. How much credence can be put into a published town history?
I have a Benjamin, twin to a Joseph. The birth date of 1743 of these twins would likely make them too young to be involved in a signing of a town charter at age 23. (?)
I have VRs from Marlborough, placing a Benjamin with a mother Abigail, sisters Abigail "Whetney" and Anna, the same names as two of his children. (The first daughter, Parnal, was undoubtably named for Jerusha Brockways sister, also in History of Surry p. 487)
Then I have a gedcom which conflicts with the Surry info suggesting Benjamin came from Marlborough.
So my questions... Does anyone have evidence that the Benjamin b. 9 May 1732 d. 1750/51 in the gedcom was/was not the same one shown as b. 8 May 1732 in Marlborough. If so, is the owner of this gedcom sure that the Benjamin b. 9 May 1732 is the same one who d. 1750/51?
Was a 23 yr old too young to sign a town charter?
Does anyone have access to Keene or Gilsum, NH histories, which may shed further light on the Surry history references?
Any other comments?
As always, any info you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Colleen Knights
Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 19:01:31 -0600 From: Li Ann Lee <snowdove@magiclink.com> Subject: Whitney Family To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I would like to ask if anyone has proven the genealogy past John and Elinor? There is some question as to whether this family is really of the royal lineage or not. I haven't heard either way as far as documentation goes. Has someone looked into it?
Li Ann Lee
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 22:38:49 EDT Subject: Re: Whitney Family To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Li Ann:
There is one generation prior to J & E. that is secure. There was a further connection back to about 1150 that has recently been pretty well disproved, i.e., the connection from John-1's father Thomas to his father. There is a LOT known about the family in England from the time of the Norman Conquest on to 1600, it's just that we've lost our connection for now. Some of us are working hard to reestablish it, but it is hard to work on when we are here and much of what we need is in England. We do have a couple of members of the WRG in England, but they do have lives and work, and so are not free to spend a lot of time on it.
I may be one of the more knowledgable members of the WRG on the early English lines, I've been over there four times and have worked on it for years. Unfortunately, I discovered the problem with the Thomas to father connection about a month after I returned from England in 1996 - after having spent weeks there in different libraries and archives looking for other things!!! I'll be spending about 8 - 9 days at the Library of Congress this summer, and will see what I can do there on this matter. I have much of the early stuff in my own personal database, and could send you a GEDCOM of the material IF you will accept it with the full knowledge that the link is currently broken. It is not "complete", but does have a lot of what is known and reasonably provable with (admittedly secondary) sourcing.
If you want the GEDCOM, please tell me what kind of genealogy program you are using, as I can try to make it fit better if I know.
Allan E. Green
From: Bumb B <BumbB@aol.com> Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 22:42:56 EDT Subject: Whitney's of Course To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I am still searching for a Arthur E Whitney m. Anna or Annie C Smith both presumeably from Fitchburg, Mass. I am guessing they were born in the late 1840's or early 1850's. They had several children as follows: Arthur F Whitney, Lillian Whitney,m. Harris in Fitchburg. Charles Eugene Whitney, b. 1875 Mary Lizzie Whitney b. june 13, 1878 Fitchburg,Stella Whitney b. Oct 11,1886, Fitchburg m. Sammis, John Smith Whitney b. May 24, 1889. m. Mary Elsie Lawrence b.August 19, 1887. They were married in Fitchburg Dec 05, 1908. Does this all ring a bell to anyone, if you have any info please E-mail me Thanks
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 09:35:18 EDT Subject: Fwd: WHITNEY - ENG to MA l600s l700s NH 1800s
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Dear WRG:
I have just received this material from the most generous lady who has signed her name at the end, Janice Farnsworth. This is Whitney material she has extracted from their Farnsworth Memorial, and seems to contain much new information about the parentage of many people who married Whitneys. If it is of value to any of you in filling out family groups and identifying ancestors, I would think a brief note of thanks to Ms. Farnsworth would be in order.
Happy Hunting:-)
Allan E. Green From: Farns10th <Farns10th@aol.com> To: ALLAGREEN@aol.com Subject: Re: WHITNEY - ENG to MA l600s l700s NH 1800s Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 02:39:39 EDT Organization: AOL (http://www.aol.com)
WHITNEY The following information is from the Farnsworth Memor- ial:
England to Massachusetts
p. 4l6 Sir Robert Whitney ca l440 m. Constance Touchet
James Whitney b. ca l465 m. Blanche Melbourne
Robert Whitney b. ca l49l m. Margaret Wye
Sir Robert Whitney b. ca l5l7 m. Sybil Basker-
ville.
Robert Whitney b. ca l543 m. Elizabeth Guillims
Thomas Whitney b. ca l563 m. Mary Bray
John Whitney b. l589 m. Ellen___
John Whitney b. l620 m. Ruth Reynolds
Ruth Whitney b. l645 m. John Shattuck, MA.
Ruth Shattuck b. l668 m. Jonathan Farnsworth of
Groton MA.
***********
Matthias Farnsworth, Jr/Sarah Nutting Line
p.42 Elizabeth Whitney b. l686 daug of Joshua Whitney
and Abigail (Tarball) Whitney of Watertown, MA
m. l707 Ebenezer Farnsworth b. l684 at Groton MA
son of Matthias Farnsworth Jr. and Sarah Nutting
Elizabeth and Ebenezer had eight Farnsworth
children listed p. 43, 44 and 45.
p.69 Lydia Whitney b. l792 at Harvard MA daug of
Enoch Whitney and Hannah Whitney m. l8l0 Samuel
Farnsworth b. l788 d. l846 at Harvard MA son of
Ebenezer Farnsworth and Martha (Hale) Farnsworth
of Littleton, N.H.
p.90 Minnie A. Whitney b. l867 d. l924 m. l888
James N. Waite b. l858 at Weston Vt. son of
Nelson Loren Waite and Sarah (Miles) Waite.
They had four children listed p. 90
p.9l Charles Whitney m. Lydia Farnsworth b. l838 at
Groton, MA daug of Thomas Farnsworth and wife,
Lucy Brigham Rice Farnsworth of Groton, MA.
p.92 Fred P. Whitney of Nashua N.H. m. l888 Flora
Farnsworth McKean of Nashua NH daug of Ezra
Farnsworth and his 2d wife, Clorinda (Stickney)
Farnsworth, of Brookline, N.H.
Benjamin Farnsworth/Mary Prescott Line
p.204 Mary Whitney m. Ephraim Pierce. Abigail Pierce
their daughter b. l7l0 m. l733 at Concord MA
Ezra Farnsworth b. l703 She was his 2d wife.
His lst wife was Elizabeth Lakin b. l705 daug
of Joseph Lakin. Ezra Farnsworth was son of
Benjamin Farnsworth and wife, Mary (Prescott)
of Groton Ma.
p.2l5 Abigail Whitney b. l740 daug of Joseph Whitney
and Abigail (Nutting) of Groton MA m. l759
at Pepperell MA Zaccheus Farnsworth b. l729
at Groton, MA son of Aaron Farnsworth and Hannah
(Barron) Farnsworth of Groton, MA Their child-
are listed p. 229 and p. 230.
p.2l8 Relief Whitney b. l773 m. l803 Asa Tarball b.
l772 at Watertown, MA. son of John Tarball
and Hannah (Farnsworth) of Watertown, MA.
p.223 Benjamin Whitney b. (see Barry's Framingham)
m. (1) Mary Turner m. (2) Anna_____ m. (3)
Olive Farnsworth b. l753 at Pepperell MA
daug of Deacon Isaac Farnsworth and Anna Green
of Groton, MA.
p.223 ____Whitney of Pepperell MA m. Lydia Tarball
daug of Thomas Tarball and Molly (Farnsworth)
of Groton MA.
p.259 Lydia Whitney m. l8l3 James Locke, Jr. b. l790
son of James Locke and Susanna (Kimball) Locke
of Thetford, Vt. They moved to Wellsboro Pa
and had twelve children not listed.
p.294 Ellen Jane Whitney b. l853 at Jonesboro, ME.
m. l87l Levi Farnsworth b. l847 at Jonesboro
son of Daniel Farnsworth and Rebecca (Norton)
Noyes of Jonesboro, ME.
l. Harriet Farnsworth b. l877 at Bangor ME
m. Albert Allen (two other children unnamed)
p.3l3 Charles Whitney m. l90l Minnie Farnsworth b.l882
daug of Lorenzo Farnsworth and Eliza (Holmstead)
of New Hartford, Iowa.
Samuel Farnsworth/Mary (Whitcomb) Willard Farnsworth line
p.388 John Whitney b. l89l at Traverse City MI m. l889
Zelpha Martin b. l866 at Williams Center, Ohio
daug of Jason Martin and Eliza (Farnsworth) of
Williams Center, Ohio.
p.409 Geraldine Whitney daug of Leo Whitney aand Sofia
(Bond) m. l952 at Santa Barbara, CA Milo Taylor
b. l926 at Martin, MI son of Milo Taylor and
Zelpha Martin.
Jonathan Farnsworth/Ruth Shattuck Line
p.4l9 Phineas Whitney b. l747 (descended from John
Whitney (p.4l6) m. Keziah Farnsworth b. l742
daug of Phineas Farnsworth and Azubah (Burt)
of Harvard MA Their children:
l. Mary Whitney b. l766 at Waterford MA m.
Richard Bryant
2. Esther Whitney bp l768 m. Edmund Wentworth
3. Sarah Whitney bp l770
4. Child b. l772 d. l776
5. Jonathan Whitney bp l774
6. Relief Whitney bp l780
7. Oliver Whitney bp l78l
p.458 Moses Whitney m. Charlotte Farnsworth b. l820
at South Carolina daug of Horatio Farnsworth
and Ruth (Woodruff) of S.C.
p.523 Frank E. Whitney b. l9l3 m. l948 Athalia
V. Burns b. l920 at Sevier, Utah daug of
Robert Baxter Burns b.l888 at Cinncinnati,
Ohio and wife, Florence (Shelton) of Joseph
City, Utah.
Dr. Samuel Green's book, "Epitaphs from the Old Burial Grounds, Groton MA" p.1 Tombstone (Death's Head) Here Lyes the Body of Mrs. Lydia Whitney, Wife to Mr. William Whitney: Aged 42 Years: Deceased the 24th of August, l7l6.
p.3 Tombstone (Death's Head) Here Lyes the Body of Mr. Joshua Whitney Aged 83 years Dec'd August 7th, l7l9.
Author's note: The son of John and Elinor Whitney, b. July l5, l635, at Watertown, MA.
p.40 Tombstone Memento mori (Death's Head) Here lies the Body of Mrs. Prudence Whitney ye wife of Mr. Shadrach Whitney who departed this Life Dec. 25th A.D. l762 in the 68th year of her Age.
Author's note: Her maiden name was Lawrence; she was married January 5, l73l/2.
p.43 Tombstone Mememto mori (Death's Head) Here lies the Body of Mr. Shaderah Whitney who depart- ed this Life August the 8th A.D. l764 in the 67th Year of his Age.
"From death Arrest no Age is free".
Author's note: He made his will a few weeks before his death, and bequeathed to the town the sum of f 40, the income to be applied to the support of the minister. His wife died Dec. 25, l762; they probably had no children. __________________________________________________ Surname: WHITNEY Source: Historical Sketch of Groton, MA by Dr. Sam-
ual Green
p.89 The Reverend Frank Curtis Whitney was the tenth minister of Groton, MA and settled over the church from August l, l884 to October l, l889. When he left the society he went to Minnesota. ____________________________________________________ Surname: WHITNEY Source: Prescott Memorial
John Prescott/Mary Platts Line, Lancaster, MA
p.l04 Lucy Hildreth b. Jan l8, l764 dau of Zachariah Hildreth and wife, Elizabeth Prescott. Lucy Hildreth m. Dec. l7, l786 William Whitney of West- ford, MA.
p.l72 Elizabeth Worster Baldwin b. Aug 8, l824 dau of Hon. Roger S. Balwin and wife Emily Perkins of New Haven. Elizabeth Worster Baldwin m. Aug. l856 Prof. William D. Whitney of Yale College; Res: New Haven (see p. 2l6 for their children)
p.2l6 Prof. William D. Whitney and wife Elizabeth W. Baldwin of New Haven had issue: 1. Edward Baldwin Whitney b. Aug l6, l857. 2. Williston Dwight Whitney b. Feb. l859 d. March l86l. 3. Micah Parker Whitney b. Feb 6, l86l. 4. Roger Sherman Whitney b. Jan 6, l863.
James Prescott Line (Hampton, NH)
p.372 Louisa Prescott b. Aug 20, l83l dau of Adonijah Prescott and wife, Lovina Crowell. Louisa Prescott m. Isaac F. Whitney of Chesterville, NH on July 3, l849. One child: Edgar O. Whitney b. June 2l, l853.
p.382 George Crampton Prescott b. Dec. 27,l828 son of John Prescott and wife, Rhoda Marrow of Phillips, ME. All children born at Phillips, ME. George Crampton Prescott m. Mar. 29, l860 Naomi Whitney of Phillips, ME. He was a farmer; one child, George Albert Prescott b. Aug. l9, l864. He enlisted Sept l, l864 in the 5th battery of Maine vol's, G. Y. Stevens captain, and served to the close of the war and was mustered out and honorably discharged July 6, l865. The battery being kept in the Shenandoah valley to guard that section against any incursion of the rebel forces, it was not called into any severe battles, but did essential service by its prestige in preventing rebel raids and depredations.
p.445 Elizabeth Prescott b. Dec. ll, l829 dau of Jonathan C. Prescott and his wife, Mary Foot of Danvers, Elizabeth Prescott m. Oct 20, l850 William Whitney b. Jan l4, l830 and d. Aug 6, l867 at Cambridgeport, MA. (See p. 564 for their children)
p.564 William Whitney and his wife, Elizabeth Prescott had issue: 1. Sarah Whitney b. May l85l. 2. Ida L. Whitney b. March l854 and d. l864. 3. Frank Whitney b. Oct l858 d. Sept. l860.
p.448 Mary Olivia Prescott b. April 29, l824 dau of Robert S. Prescott and his wife, Almira Melcher of Hampton Falls, NH. Mary Olivia Prescott m. Sept. 24, l847 Amos Fabens Whitney son of Amos and Sarah (Gordon) Whitney of Liverpool, ENG. He b. at Portland, ME Aug 23, l820. He was a tanner. Res: Kingston, NH. (one child) ________________________________________________ Submitted by Janice Farnsworth 4/25/98 email farns10th @aol.com Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 08:46:17 -0700 From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net>
Subject: A CT Whitney marriage To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
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WRG:
There is marriage of <underline> ? </underline> Phalan & Abigail
Whitney listed. I didn't see the name Phalan in the Whitney12....but
lots of Abigail's without spouses named.
Date of Marriage: August 21, 1734
Marred by: Rev. James Millhouse
Location: Montville, CT
http://pages.cthome.net/touchagray/mont_marriages.html
~Tricia~
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes}
San Diego, California
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html
[my niece)http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
LACKIE*LAVIGNE*SANDIFORD*WHITNEY*REID*PERRY*TYLER*WARNER*
FROST***BULLEN*STAATS*MAXWELL*CROCKETT*MCCRONE*
HOFFECKER*NAUDAIN*PEACH*ROBERTS***HOOPES*JONES
</x-rich> Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 10:00:20 -0600 From: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@doit.com> Subject: Re: Fwd: WHITNEY - ENG to MA l600s l700s NH 1800s To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 09:35 AM 4/26/98 EDT, ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> sent the following to the list:
> England to Massachusetts >p. 4l6 Sir Robert Whitney ca l440 m. Constance Touchet > James Whitney b. ca l465 m. Blanche Melbourne > Robert Whitney b. ca l49l m. Margaret Wye > Sir Robert Whitney b. ca l5l7 m. Sybil Basker- > ville. > Robert Whitney b. ca l543 m. Elizabeth Guillims
Just a reminder, but keep in mind that two articles have brought to light information which breaks the lineage at this point. They are: Donald Lines Jacobus, M.A., of New Haven, Conn., "Pre-American Ancestries: John Whitney of Watertown, Mass.," The American Genealogist, vol. 10 (1933-1934), pp. 84-88. and Reed, Paul C., "Whitney Origins Revisited: John-1 Whitney of Watertown, Massachusetts, and Henry-1 Whitney of Long Island and Norwalk, Connecticut," The American Genealogist, vol. 69, No. 1 (Jan 1994), pp. 9-14.
> Thomas Whitney b. ca l563 m. Mary Bray > John Whitney b. l589 m. Ellen___ > John Whitney b. l620 m. Ruth Reynolds > Ruth Whitney b. l645 m. John Shattuck, MA. > Ruth Shattuck b. l668 m. Jonathan Farnsworth of > Groton MA.
Other than that, the information in the post looks terrific!
Tim Doyle http://www.doit.com/tdoyle/ tdoyle@doit.com ftp://ftp.doit.com/pub/tdoyle/
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 20:26:12 From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Whitney's of Course To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 10:42 PM 4/25/98 EDT, you wrote: >I am still searching for a Arthur E Whitney m. Anna or Annie C Smith both >presumeably from Fitchburg, Mass. I am guessing they were born in the late >1840's or early 1850's. They had several children as follows: Arthur F >Whitney, Lillian Whitney,m. Harris in Fitchburg. Charles Eugene Whitney, b. >1875 Mary Lizzie Whitney b. june 13, 1878 Fitchburg,Stella Whitney b. Oct >11,1886, Fitchburg m. Sammis, John Smith Whitney b. May 24, 1889. m. Mary >Elsie Lawrence b.August 19, 1887. They were married in Fitchburg Dec 05, 1908. >Does this all ring a bell to anyone, if you have any info please E-mail me >Thanks
I have these records: Arthur Eastman WHITNEY, son of Joel and Esther M. WHITNEY, b. 5 Jul 1847, Woburn, MA. Joel WHITNEY of Woburn, m. Esther M. TREADWELL of Salem, intentions of marriage published 6 Oct 1844, Woburn, MA.
<http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/mass/woburn.html>
Perhaps someone with access to Pierce's Whitney Genealogy can supply further ancestry of this individual. Of course, this is not proof that he is your ancestor, but it is a clue.
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 21:31:02 From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> Subject: Re: Which Marriage - Levi W. and Rebecca Warren? To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 12:38 AM 4/24/98 EDT, ALLAGREEN wrote: >Dear WRG: > >In working with the children of the (first) marriage between Abner Whitney and >Elizabeth Glazier, I find two differing marriage dates for their third child, >Levi Whitney. The Westminster VR's show their marriage to have taken place 15 >Oct 1799 in Westminster, yet there is also a marriage for a Levi Whitney and a >Rebecca Warren recorded in Stow on 10 May 1804. Since I had "guessed" that >the child, Ruth Miriam, b. 3 Sep 1801 in Gardner, MA, to a Levi and Rebeccah >Whitney was a child of this marriage, the discovery of the second marriage >date creates a significant doubt in my mind as to the validity of that >assumption. The only other child of this time that I can find ascribed to a >Levi and Rebecca is the son, Levi Warren, b. 17 Jun 1810. With this name my >"assumption" seems to be much more probable that this man is the son of the >two people in question, thus also giving the birth in the same town of the >earlier daughter just a bit more validity. > >Can anyone shed any light on this question, i.e., identifying the Levi Whitney >and Rebecca Warren whose marriage is shown in Stow?
I think that there were two Levi WHITNEYs, fifth cousins, who married two Rebecca WARRENs:
Levi-7 WHITNEY (Abner-6, Samuel-5, William-4, Nathaniel-3, John-2, John-1), b. 1 Jan 1777, Westminster, MA, m. 15 Oct 1799, Westminster, Rebecca WARREN.
Levi-7 WHITNEY (Jacob-6, Abraham-5, Abraham-4, Moses-3, Richard-2, John-1, b. 11 Nov 1780, Stow, MA, m. 10 May 1804, Stow, MA, Rebecca WARREN (d. 19 Jul 1835, Stow, MA).
I hope this helps to unmuddy the very muddy waters. What does Pierce say about each of these men?
Regards,
Robert Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 16:45:10 -0700 (PDT) From: Henry Hughes <henryhughes@yahoo.com> Subject: WHITNEY To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
HI, I'M TRYING TO GET SOME INFO ON MY 3rd G-GRANDMOTHER. JEMIMA
WHITNEY b.c1835-40. SHE m ABRAHAM REYNOLD's IN ESSEX CO. NY. HER
FATHER WAS RUSSELL WHITNEY b.c1800. HER MOTHER WAS VIRGINIA WORDEN.
RUSSELL IS OF SOME RELATION TO LEMUEL WHITNEY OF THE SPRINGFIELD, VT.
AREA. CAN YOU HELP ME WITH THE CONNECTION TO LEMUEL? THANKS IN
ADVANCE. HENRY HUGHES, CROSSVILLE, TN
_________________________________________________________
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Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 20:49:03 -0400 From: Cynthia Abbott <cyndylou3@earthlink.net> Subject: Peter Redmond To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
3 of Peter Redmond and Nancy Bradbury Lane Whitney's children were left out of the generation chart.
I am doing the family genealogy and my hubby's ggggrandparents were
Peter and Nancy by their daughter Rose who married C.Priest in 1888.
Please tell me how to get my information on there or to put in a
query. Thanks.
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 21:11:51 -0600 From: Tim Doyle <tdoyle@doit.com> Subject: Re: Which Marriage - Levi W. and Rebecca Warren? To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 09:31 PM 4/26/98, "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com> wrote:
>I think that there were two Levi WHITNEYs, fifth cousins, who married two >Rebecca WARRENs: > >Levi-7 WHITNEY (Abner-6, Samuel-5, William-4, Nathaniel-3, John-2, John-1), >b. 1 Jan 1777, Westminster, MA, m. 15 Oct 1799, Westminster, Rebecca WARREN. > >Levi-7 WHITNEY (Jacob-6, Abraham-5, Abraham-4, Moses-3, Richard-2, John-1, >b. 11 Nov 1780, Stow, MA, m. 10 May 1804, Stow, MA, Rebecca WARREN (d. 19 Jul >1835, Stow, MA). > >I hope this helps to unmuddy the very muddy waters. What does Pierce say >about each of these men?
Pierce says:
[son of Jacob-6, Abraham-5, Abraham-4, Moses-3, Richard-2, John-1] 2223. Levi, b. Nov. 11, 1780; has son Charles in California.
[son of Abner-6, Samuel-5, William-4, Nathaniel-3, John-2, John-1] 1942. Levi, b. Jan. 1, 1777; m. Phebe Warren.
Neither are continued foreward with their own sketches.
Hope this helps!
Tim Doyle http://www.doit.com/tdoyle/ tdoyle@doit.com ftp://ftp.doit.com/pub/tdoyle/
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 00:52:52 EDT Subject: Odds & Ends of Whitney data To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Dear WRG:
First, while I think of it - with respect to the data I forwarded yesterday from the Farnsworth Memorial - in looking at it for adding some of its information to my own version of Whitny12, I got to noticing that there were no sources cited. I have begun to mark the items I have entered as "needs confirmation" from a more primary record source if possible.
Here are some more items I have found on a posting on NE-Roots that are items originally culled from the newspapers of Brattleboro, VT in the 'teens and '20's. From Brattlesboro, VT, 1925 deaths
In Brattleboro, June 17, Julius Whitney, 89.
In East Dummerston, July 20, Emery M. Whitney, 55.
In Brattleboro, (Memorial hospital), Sept. 3, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T. Whitney.
In Wilmington, Sept. 10, Harvey, infant son of Howard J. and Mabel Ida (Whitney) Taylor.
In West Brattleboro, Dec. 29, Mrs. Hattie F. (Whitney) Covey, 64, wife of Ernest A. Covey.
Allan E. Green
From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com>
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 00:53:35 EDT Subject: Rev. E. W. Whitney, Universalist Minister
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Dear WRG:
This obit forwarded because of the paragraph in the middle that refers to the above.
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from the Brattleboro Reformer
Brattleboro, Windham County, Vt
1925
MRS. ABBY HARRIS DIES AT AGE 91
Was Mother of Treasurer C.A. Harris of Brattleboro Savings Bank and Widow of Frederick Harris
Mrs. Abby Ann (Daggett) Harris, 91, mother of Charles A. Harris,
treasurer of the Brattleboro Savings bank, and widow of Frederick H. Harris, died yesterday morning at 5:45 o'clock in her home at 14 Brook street. Death resulted from a general breaking down due to her advanced age. She had been confined to her bed since about Thanksgiving time.
One of four children of Caleb C. and Lydia W. (Simmons) Daggett, Mrs.
Harris was born in Westmoreland, NH June 1, 1833. She was the last surviving member of her father's family. A sister, Mrs. Elihu H. Thomas of Prospect hill, died about six years ago. Mrs. Harris attended the schools in Westmoreland, also the academy at Washington, N.H. On Oct. 14, 1858, she married Frederick Henry Harris of Chesterfield, N.H., the ceremony taking place in Chicago. Rev. Josiah Marvin, a Universalist minister, brother-in-law of Mr. Harris, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Harris began housekeeping at Port Huron, Mich., where they lived for two years in rooms arranged for them in the railroad station. Mr. Harris being at that time a builder of railroad stations for the Grand Trunk railroad.
They came to Brattleboro in 1860 to make their home, and their entire
married life was spent in this town. Mr. Harris, shortly after coming here from the West built the house now owned by F. L. Pike at 79 Western avenue, formerly owned by Judge E.L. Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Harris made their home there several years, and it was there that their son, C.A. Harris, was born. A daughter, Julia Louisa, was born September 18, 1864. She died July 5, 1868. Mr. Harris, who was a widely-known contractor and builder, did Nov. 25, 1803.
Mrs. Harris had been a devout Universalist all her life and had been a
member of the Universalist church since April 17, 1881, joining when Rev. E.W. Whitney was pastor. She was an active and earnest worker in all the societies affilliated with the church as long as her health permitted. She made an airplane flight with her grandson, Fred H. Harris on her 87th birthday, and talked very entertainingly of her experience.
She leaves besides her son, Charles A. Harris, one grandson, Fred. H.
Harris of this place, stock and bond salesman and outdoor enthusiast. A granddaughter, Evelyn Harris, died in August, 1922. She also leaves three nieces, Mrs. John C. DeWitt and Mrs. E.C. Tenney of Brattleboro, Mrs. A. L. Kenney of Greenfield, Mass., and three nephews, Fred, Frank and Edgar Batler, who live in the West.
Mrs. Harris kept informed as to all current events through her love of
reading, and during the past few years of her life, when her eyesight became impaired, she was read to by her companion. She possessed a delightful sense of humor. For many years she had kept a diary and during all that time she recorded the temperature three times each day. She was a woman of sterling Christian principles and lives as she believed.
The funeral services will be held tomorrow aftenoon at 2:30 o'clock in
her late home on Brook street. Rev. Edwin P. Wood, pastor of All Souls church, will officiate. The body will be entombed in Prospect Hill cemetery to await burial in the Harris family lot next spring.
Terry Perham Hinsdale, NH tess@sover.net
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Send GET NORTHEAST-ROOTS-L WELCOME to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU for another copy. From: JOTCAS <JOTCAS@aol.com> Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 01:44:34 EDT Subject: Charles Henry Whitney To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Hi- I've been looking in vain for info on my maternal grandfather's family. Reportedly named after his father, he was born in Hanover Co, VA 1864 or '65. His army records show an alias of C.H. Banks, his mother's maiden name. The only Charles Henry Whitney I've been able to find was listed in the 1850 census index, living in MA. I then discovered there were at least 6 with the same name. I'm hoping to find perhaps one who served with a MA unit in VA during the Civil War.
Thanks,
John T. Casey
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 06:46:31 -0500 From: Margie and George Parker <mandg@math.siu.edu> Subject: Arthur Eastman Whitney To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
A follow up on RL Ward's note.
Pierce (page 360) gives the descent:
John-1 Jonathan-2 Jonathan-3 Daniel-4 Levi-5 Asa-6 Joel-7 Arthur-8.
He says Joel was born in Townsend in JUne 1807, has a one page biography, and includes a picture. Lists children as Evelyn French, Arthur Eastman, George Evans, Joel Francis, Addie MAria, Fred Milton, Delia
However, says Arthur was b Jul 5 1847, m Nov 12 1878 to ALice Fletcher born Aug 15 1853. Lists their children as Robert Fletcher, Harold Treadwell. He includes a picture of Arthur E. WHitney (page 549). This does not match up too well.
George Parker
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 06:50:27 -0700 From: sherrill madden <mssherrill@fishnet.net> Subject: Whitney/Wadsworth/NY-PA To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
.... A Long Shot .... Going around the bush to find WHITNEY connections ... Oral history says Craig WADSWORTH b. abt 1900 in PA is WHITNEY desc. from the NY (St. Lawrence Co) WHITNEYS. Craig WADSWORTH was foreign service officer w/US State Dept and served in South America, Persia (Iran). Does anyone recognize this man? Sherrill Madden
"Words form the thread on which we string our experience." Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
Seeking : COX [KS, CA] ~ QUAY [NY, MI, IN] ~ SHUEY [IA] southeastern US: MADDEN, SHIRLEY (Myra Maybelle SHIRLEY aka: Belle Starr)] Erie/Niagara/St. Lawrence Co's NY: MORRELL, ROSCOE, TAYLOR, TUCKER, WHITNEY
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 07:34:24 -0700 From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net> Subject: Whitney marriages-Somerset County, Maryland (1796-1832) To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
WRG:
In searching for family in Maryland's Somerset and Wicomico Counties (on line)I found the following Whitney (grooms) in the 1796-1832 Somerset County Marriage Licenses. Hope it might be some missing information for someones line.
Daniel Whitney m. Sally Harriss 15 January 1811
David Whitney m. Rachel Evans 21 January 1799
Isaac Whitney m. Betsy Gurney 29 March 1804
~Tricia~
Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes}
San Diego, California
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html
[my niece)http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
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From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com> Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 16:53:25 EDT Subject: Whitney's of CT To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Couple of questions about the 1st 6 generations of the Whitney's of CT?
Did John Whitney and Elizabeth Smith really have two children named John? The first born John lived to 1712 per the records. The second John (10th child) was born 1703. So they were both living at the same time.
Also Nathan Whitney (Henry John) married a Sarah Platt. Her parents were Jonas Platt and Sarah Scudder.
Nathan had a son Uriah. Uriah also married a Sarah Platt. Are they related? Who were the parents of the second Sarah Platt?
I'm confused. Please assist (hopefully to clarify and not to further confuse).
Sincerely Linda D.
Sender: jwmuse@csi.com From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
Subject: Re: Whitney's of CT Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 20:10:14 -0400 To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Linda DeWald wrote:
>Couple of questions about the 1st 6 generations of the Whitney's of CT? Did John Whitney and Elizabeth Smith really have two children named John? The first born John lived to 1712 per the records. The second John (10th child) was born 1703. So they were both living at the same time.<<
Agreed -- this is confusing. According to Phoenix (our major source), the
second John (born 1703) is not listed with the rest of John and Elizabeth's
children. (Of course, an incorrect child - Samuel - is listed there as
well). Unfortunately, I do not have access to Norwalk, Connecticut vitals
to clarify this possible error in our database.
>>Also Nathan Whitney (Henry John) married a Sarah Platt. Her parents were Jonas Platt and Sarah Scudder.
Nathan had a son Uriah. Uriah also married a Sarah Platt. Are they related? Who were the parents of the second Sarah Platt?<<
I do not have the parentage of either Sarah Platt in our current database, so I cannot identify these two women.
Can anyone else help with these questions?
- -) Jeanne Muse
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From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
Subject: Re: Whitney's of CT
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1998 23:23:06 -0400
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Robert Ward wrote [regarding the second John (born 1703), son of John Whitney and Elizabeth Smith] >>Yes, you do. See <http://www.erols.com/rlward1/whitney/conn/bbrindex.html#J> Possibly the 1703/4 John was son of John, Jr. by an otherwise unknown first wife?<<
There is a record of this birth in the Barbour Collection as well, I see. It is obvious that THIS John Whitney (born 1703) is the son of another John Whitney and Elizabeth ?. In looking at the RIN number for this John Whitney (1703) compared to the original database, this is obviously an added in entry. I suppose a stray match/merge (?). It still does not solve the question as to where he belongs, however.
- -) Jeanne
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From: "Jeanne W. Muse" <jwmuse@csi.com>
Subject: More John & Elinor Descendants
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 15:17:27 -0400
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Hello WRG: Robert Kline <robertkline@bc.sympatico.ca> sent me some Ward/Whitney information yesterday and I was able to pass along some more connections for him. In his data, I found a few more descendants. His major source: "The William Ward Genealogy" by Charles Martyn, published in 1925 by Artemus Ward.
Henry Asa-9 Whitney (Noah-8, David-7, Silas-6, David-5, Benjamin-4, Thomas-3, Thomas-2, John-1) b. 19 Nov. 1822 in Clarendon, Vermont; d. 21 Dec 1900 in Oneonta, Otsego, NY. Henry Asa Whitney married Sarah Childs Ward, daughter of Walter Ward and Mary Stratton, on 29 Sep 1853 in Phillipston, Mass. Sarah Childs Ward was born on 10 Jun 1824, Athol, Mass; died 28 Jul 1857 in Ashburnham, Mass.
Children of Henry Asa Whitney and Sarah Childs Ward were:
1) Walter H. Whitney b. 3 Jun 1854, Phillipston, Mass; d. 19 Jul 1918, San Diego, California; m. Lena C. Whipple on 13 Apr 1880 in Keene, New Hampshire. They had one child: Ethel S. Whitney
2) Alfred C. Whitney b. 31 Jan 1856, Phillipston, Mass; d. after 1925; m. Alice C. Sawyer on 21 Apr 1881 in Templeton, Mass. They had 6 children: Chessie D. Whitney Henry D. Whitney Emma A. Whitney Ralph C. Whitney Blanch G. Whitney Mildred E. Whitney
3) Emma A. Whitney b. 10 Jun 1857 Ashburnham, Mass; d. 14 Mar 1859 Hinsdale, New Hampshire.
The other Ward/Whitney connections I found for Robert were: Nehemiah Ward (1751-1831) and his brother Edward Ward (1744-1817) married Whitney sisters. These Ward men were the sons of Timothy Ward and Margaret Woodward.
Nehemiah Ward married Sarah Whitney; Edward Ward married Desire Whitney -- both daughters of Jonas-4 Whitney (Eleazer-3, Thomas-2, John-1)and Sarah Perry.
Robert Kline has a website with searchable database at this address: http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/robertkline/
- -) Jeanne
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 21:32:16 From: "Robert L. Ward" <rlward1@erols.com>
Subject: Re: Whitney surname in Lineages 1820 Pension List To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
At 07:00 PM 4/28/98 -0700, you wrote: >Dear WRG: > >While searching for some of my family surnames.....found some Whitney's. >Where would one send for further info on any of these? > >http://www.lineages.com/vault/pension_1820_results.asp?Surname=Whitney&First >Name=&SearchType=Exact > >If that doesn't work try: > >http://www.lineages.com/Default.asp > >~Tricia~ >Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes} >San Diego, California
Contact the National Archives and Records Administration, and get a form to apply for a copy of the military service records and/or pension records for the soldier. Another source of information would be the state from which he served, who have service records of Revolutionary War soldiers. I believe almost all the states have published the muster rolls and other records of their soldiers.
Regards,
Robert
Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com http://www.erols.com/rlward1/ 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659
From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com> Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 18:34:17 EDT Subject: Whitney's in NY regiments, Civil War To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
A partial search of the regiments listed at: http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/ny_reg/ turned up the following Whitneys:
101st Regiment NYS Volunteers, Co D
Whitney, George private 23 Dec 5 Hancock
21st NY Vol Inf.
Whitney, William L., age 24 1st sgt. Co. E
37th NY Vol Inf
Whitney, George, Whitney
9th NY Vol Inf., Co. B
Whitney, John R.B 20* Corpl.
Whitney, Isaac B 23 * Pvt.
5th. NY Vol
Whitney, John Henry
Whitney, Theodore J.
Under 112th NY Vol Inf. looked thru: Civil war Soldiers of Chautauqua Co
Whitney George Sherman CC-155e
" George Dunkirk CC-63
" Hiram Carrol CC-19
" John Dunkirk CC-63
" Nelson H. Portland CC-149
" Orwell Chautauqua CC-28
" Samuel Backus Stockton CC-163
" Thomas J. Sherman CC-155e
" William B. French Creek CC-100
72nd NY Inf., Co I
Whitney, Truman W. Pvt. 19 June 21 Staten Island
83rd., Co F
Lawrence M. Whitney Pvt.
If I find more I will post.
Linda D.
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 19:00:36 -0700
From: "Patricia A. Whitney-Jones" <pwhitney@pacbell.net>
Subject: Whitney surname in Lineages 1820 Pension List
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Dear WRG:
While searching for some of my family surnames.....found some Whitney's. Where would one send for further info on any of these?
http://www.lineages.com/vault/pension_1820_results.asp?Surname=Whitney&First Name=&SearchType=Exact
If that doesn't work try:
http://www.lineages.com/Default.asp
~Tricia~ Patricia Whitney-Jones {Lackie/Hoopes} San Diego, California http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Patricia-A-WhitneyJones/index.html [my niece)http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/w/Karen--Howell/
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From: "Doneva Shepard" <doneva@wcn.net> Subject: Forms . . . Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 20:28:57 -0700
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To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
If I can deliver this attachment to the list, it is the list of forms to E-mail for from NARA. They will send them to you 'pronto' and it all moves along very speedily. Doneva
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with Novell_GroupWise; Sat, 03 Jan 1998 14:44:48 -0500
Date: Sat, 03 Jan 1998 14:43:44 -0500 From: NNU Public Reference Inquire <inquire@arch2.nara.gov> To: doneva@wcn.net Subject: Form -Reply
Attachment Converted: "D:\Internet\EUDORA\Form -Reply.eml" Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 21:39:37 -0400 From: Robert Morrison <robertmo@frontiernet.net> Subject: Whitney, NH To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
I am looking for the family of HAZLE WHITNEY, born Nov25,1899, daughter of JAMES WHITNEY. She married WILLIAM MORRISON of Wentworth, NH. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Robert Morrison Statesboro, Ga.
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 08:45:44 -0400 (EDT) From: "J. Michael Poston" <poston@helix.nih.gov>
Subject: Re: Genealogy Database To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
To the best of my knowledge, there is no documentation which supports the idea that Josiah Poston is the son of Richard Poston. Josiah appears on the scene and his descendants in Southwestern Virginia are well known, but establishing his parentage has been impossible. That said, there is ample reason to assume that Josiah must be related to Richard and his brother William, both of whom were resident in Washington County, Virginia in the late 1700s (Richard was there first and William arrived in the mid 1790s). In addition, there was another brother, Jeremiah Poston, who lived in Caswell County, North Carolina, on the Virginia border considerably to the east of Washington County.
I don't recall any Whitney marriages in the lines of Richard, William, or Jeremiah. Yet another line, descended from their brother Elias Poston, did marry into the line descended from Jabez Whitney of Maine.
Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Dave, Kim & M.man wrote:
> Thank you for such a wonderful database! I am a seventh generation > descendant of Josiah Poston (b.1788, m. Anna Dolan c1814) from > Washington County, VA. I am trying to verify the parentage of Josiah, > who is allegedly the s/o Richard Poston and Anne Campbell. (Richard > being the grandson of "John the immigrant".) I would greatly appreciate > any info you may have regarding Josiah, his parents, or siblings, in > exchange for info on his descendants. > > Thank you, > > Kim Hagy > >
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 08:10:00 -0500 From: "Dave, Kim & M.man" <bla00084@mail.wvnet.edu> Organization: na Subject: Genealogy Database To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Thank you for such a wonderful database! I am a seventh generation descendant of Josiah Poston (b.1788, m. Anna Dolan c1814) from Washington County, VA. I am trying to verify the parentage of Josiah, who is allegedly the s/o Richard Poston and Anne Campbell. (Richard being the grandson of "John the immigrant".) I would greatly appreciate any info you may have regarding Josiah, his parents, or siblings, in exchange for info on his descendants.
Thank you,
Kim Hagy
From: LindaDeWld <LindaDeWld@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 09:12:49 EDT
Subject: More Whitneys in NY Regiments,Civil War
To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
From: http://www.snymor.edu/pages/library/local_history/sites/ny_reg/
24th NY Independent Battery
WHITNEY, Hamilton S. - Age 18, enlisted, November 16, 1861, at Albany, N.Y., mustered in as private, December 7, 1861, to serve three years; re-enlisted January 1, 1864; captured, April 20, 1864, at Plymouth, N.C.; paroled, March 3, 1865; transferred to Battery L, Third Artillery, May 28, 1865.
WHITNEY, W. Adolphus - Age 18, enlisted, November 21, 1861, at Wellsville, N.Y.; mustered in as private, December 7, 1861, to serve three years; re-enlisted, January 1, 1864; appointed Bugler, January 1, 1865; transferred to Battery L, Third Artillery , May 28, 1865.
Roster of the 12th New York Cavalry, Companies A & F
WHITNEY, Rozell - Private, Co. A. Enlisted at age 21 from Oswego, NY. Captured at Plymouth, NC. Died at Andersonville, GA.
140th Co A
Whitney, George W., Corporal, from Brockport, NY Whitney, Abram 1863 - Enlistees/draftees Co A Whitney, Grove 1863 -Enlistees/Draftees Co D
154th
Whitney, Charles E., (I)--Feb 8, 1845;Sardinia, NY;Sept 25 1923;Soldiers' Home, Bath,NY;Allegany Cemetery, Allegany, NY Whitney, Frank (k)-ca 1841;Chautauqua, NY;?;?;?
165th 2nd Battalion
Whitney, Charles M. - Co A, Corporal
Sincerely Linda D.
From: arvwhit@juno.com Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 11:12:27 -0700 Subject: Re: Called to Serve References: <197dfc8c.35440f50@aol.com> To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
To the WRG, My wife and I have been called to serve the Lord for 18 months in the Zimbabwe Harare Mission. We will report to the Senior Mission Training Center on the 7th of July. We will then leave for Zimbabwe about two weeks thence. We are so excited and wanted to let everyone know. We have been terribly busy preparing for this call and received it yesterday. We will still be receiving E-mail and will set up uor new laptop in Zimbabwe. There are several internet providers there at very reasonble rates, just don't know how long it will take. So, keep it coming, and we'll keep in touch. Arv
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From: ALLAGREEN <ALLAGREEN@aol.com> Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 14:51:51 EDT Subject: Re: Called to Serve To: WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com
Dear Arv:
I'm delighted for you. When we visited with you in Salt Lake City, your commitment to your church was very evident. I am convinced that you both will serve with distinction in this endeavor. I will pray that you are safe, happy and effective in this mission. As one of "the original three" in the WRG, you are very dear to all of us. Be sure and write to MAL as well, as she is off the list for a while.
Godspeed.
Allan </div>
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