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 (deed); dau. of Samuel and Anna (Evans) Merrill.
     ...
-    On 4 Feb. 1817 Samuel Whitney of Readfield, yeoman,
+    On 4 Feb. 1817 [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (s1775-a1817)|Samuel Whitney]] of Readfield, yeoman,
 and wife Anna; John Walker of Pejepscot, yeoman, and wife
 Jane; John Stinchfield of Pejepscot, yeoman, and wife Sarah;

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 The will of [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (c1689-b1761)|Nathan Whitney]], husbandman of Stow, dated 18 June 1755, proved
 June 1761, about "to March in an Expedition against the Enemy" names
-wife Mary, sons [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] and [[Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1729-1760)|Jeremiah]]; three daus. [[Family:Whitney, Phebe (c1721-?)|Phebe Warner]], [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-?)|Mary Priest]]
+wife Mary, sons [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] and [[Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1729-1760)|Jeremiah]]; three daus. [[Family:Whitney, Phebe (c1721-?)|Phebe Warner]], [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-1810)|Mary Priest]]
 and [[Family:Whitney, Eunice (c1731-?)|Eunice Warner]]. The widow Mary and son [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] had a falling out; Mary
 wrote the Judge 22 April 1763 and [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] answered 17 May 1763.
@@ Line 119: / Line 119: @@
    i. [[Family:Whitney, Phebe (c1721-?)|Phebe]] (named in will)
   ii. [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] b. 6 March 1723/4
-iii. [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-?)|Mary]] b. 4 June 1727
+iii. [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-1810)|Mary]] b. 4 June 1727
   iv. [[Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1729-1760)|Jeremiah]] b. 1 April 1729
    v. [[Family:Whitney, Eunice (c1731-?)|Eunice]] (named in will).

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 page 252:
 NOTE: HISTORY OF MARLBORO claims the wife of BENJAMIN TUCKER
-is [[Family:Warren, Mary (1703-?)|MARY WARREN]], dau. of [[Family:Whitney, Elizabeth (1656-a1703)|Daniel and Elizabeth (Whitney) Warren]],
+is MARY WARREN, dau. of [[Family:Whitney, Elizabeth (1656-a1703)|Daniel and Elizabeth (Whitney) Warren]],
 but note the will of Joshua Warren (#140) names dau. Mary Tucker.
 </p>

@@ Line 72: / Line 72: @@
 m. Elizabeth Walker ...
 children (BROWN)
-ii. Hannah b. 24 May 1731; m. [[Family:Whitney, David (1732-?)|David Whitney]] at Gorham ME.
+ii. Hannah b. 24 May 1731; m. [[Family:Whitney, David (1732-a1790)|David Whitney]] at Gorham ME.
 page 471:

@@ Line 387: / Line 387: @@
 mo. 1675; d. about 1695.
     He m. Boston ESTHER/HESTER _____.  She m. (2) Boston 7 Aug.
-[[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-?)|BENJAMIN WHITNEY]] of Framingham.
+[[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-a1760)|BENJAMIN WHITNEY]] of Framingham.
     On 18 June 1718 depositions that the children of Hester Whitney, wife of
-[[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-?)|Benjamin Whitney]] of Framingham, were James Maverick, born 2 Oct. 1699,
+[[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-a1760)|Benjamin Whitney]] of Framingham, were James Maverick, born 2 Oct. 1699,
 and Martha Maverick, born 17 April 1693.
     ...
-    On 10 Sept. 1728 [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-?)|Benjamin Whitney]], yeoman, and his wife Esther sold to Thomas
+    On 10 Sept. 1728 [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (c1670-a1760)|Benjamin Whitney]], yeoman, and his wife Esther sold to Thomas
 Bellows, carpenter, and James Maverick, cordwainer, a house and land part of
 the estate of James Maverick, dec. the former husband of Esther Whitney and

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−	Copyright © 1999, 2006, The Whitney Research Group	+	Copyright © 1999, 2006, The [[Whitney Research Group]]

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 page 133:
 ...  In 1759 he [Dr. Lazarus Le Baron] was on a committee to entreat Mr.
-[[Family:Whitney, Job (1729-1761)|Job Whitney]] to become pastor of the Plymouth church, then later that year
+[[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (1687-1737)|Job Whitney]] to become pastor of the Plymouth church, then later that year
 to entreat Mr. Potter; neither accepted.

@@ Line 96: / Line 96: @@
 page 25:
 Jeremiah Holman-4 (Mercy Pratt-3, Mary-2 Priest, Degory-1) ... m. Abigail
------ ...
+<i></i>----- ...
 On 4 Feb. 1722/3 Jeremiah Holman and wife Abigail sold two tracts in Stow
 to Nathan Whitney.

@@ Line 37: / Line 37: @@
 On 24 April 1760 John Roath ... sold 17 acres in Norwich East Society he
-had bought from William Whitney.
+had bought from [[Family:Whitney, William (1678-1754)|William Whitney]].
 </p>
 ----
@@ Line 50: / Line 50: @@
 March 1665/6, d. aft. 18 June 1728, undoubtedly in Connecticut.
-The inventory [of her husband James Welch], taken by Joshua Whitney, Philip
+The inventory [of her husband James Welch], taken by [[Family:Whitney, Joshua (1665-1753)|Joshua Whitney]], Philip
 Bump and Joseph Lawrence, was recorded 10 Feb. 1726/7 [in Plainfield, CT].
 </p>
@@ Line 63: / Line 63: @@
 m. Susanna Cole ...
 Children (BROWN)
-ii. Joseph b. 2 June 1745 [in Eastham, ME]; m. Hannah Whitney.
+ii. Joseph b. 2 June 1745 [in Eastham, ME]; m. [[Family:Whitney, Hannah (1750-?)|Hannah Whitney]].
 [The father was of Eastham and Gorham, Maine, so I would suspect that the
@@ Line 72: / Line 72: @@
 m. Elizabeth Walker ...
 children (BROWN)
-ii. Hannah b. 24 May 1731; m. David Whitney at Gorham ME.
+ii. Hannah b. 24 May 1731; m. [[Family:Whitney, David (1732-?)|David Whitney]] at Gorham ME.
 page 471:
@@ Line 78: / Line 78: @@
 Paine ...
 Children (HOPKINS) all rec. Truro:
-vi. Phebe b. 17 May 1759; m. (1) Elijah Davis of Gorham ME; m. (2) Asa
+vi. Phebe b. 17 May 1759; m. (1) Elijah Davis of Gorham ME; m. (2) [[Family:Whitney, Asa (1754-1806)|Asa
-Whitney of Gorham.
+Whitney]] of Gorham.
 </p>
 ----
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 On 4 Feb. 1722/3 Jeremiah Holman and wife Abigail sold two tracts in Stow
 to Nathan Whitney.
-On 5 March 1739/40 Jeremiah Holman, Nathan Whitney of Stow and wife Mary
+On 5 March 1739/40 Jeremiah Holman, [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (c1689-b1761)|Nathan Whitney of Stow and wife Mary]]
 and Gabriel Priest of Harvard and wife Abigail sold to Samuel Nurse of
 Salem two tracts of land in Bolton which was owned by Jeremiah Holman when
@@ Line 107: / Line 107: @@
 Mary Holman-5 (Jeremiah-4, Mercy Pratt-3, Mary-2 Priest, Degory-1) b.
 Sudbury; d. aft. 17 May 1763.
-She m. Lancaster 18 Nov. 1719 Nathan Whitney, b. prob. Stow ca. 1689; d.
+She m. Lancaster 18 Nov. 1719 [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (c1689-b1761)|Nathan Whitney]], b. prob. Stow ca. 1689; d.
-there bef. 15 June 1761; son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Laurence) Whitney.
+there bef. 15 June 1761; son of [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1656-1742)|Thomas and Elizabeth (Laurence) Whitney]].
-The will of Nathan Whitney, husbandman of Stow, dated 18 June 1755, proved
+The will of [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (c1689-b1761)|Nathan Whitney]], husbandman of Stow, dated 18 June 1755, proved
 June 1761, about "to March in an Expedition against the Enemy" names
-wife Mary, sons Nathan and Jeremiah; three daus. Phebe Warner, Mary Priest
+wife Mary, sons [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] and [[Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1729-1760)|Jeremiah]]; three daus. [[Family:Whitney, Phebe (c1721-?)|Phebe Warner]], [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-?)|Mary Priest]]
-and Eunice Warner. The widow Mary and son Nathan had a falling out; Mary
+and [[Family:Whitney, Eunice (c1731-?)|Eunice Warner]]. The widow Mary and son [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] had a falling out; Mary
-wrote the Judge 22 April 1763 and Nathan answered 17 May 1763.
+wrote the Judge 22 April 1763 and [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] answered 17 May 1763.
 Children (WHITNEY) b. Stow:
-   i. Phebe (named in will)
+   i. [[Family:Whitney, Phebe (c1721-?)|Phebe]] (named in will)
-  ii. Nathan b. 6 March 1723/4
+  ii. [[Family:Whitney, Nathan (1724-1801)|Nathan]] b. 6 March 1723/4
-iii. Mary b. 4 June 1727
+iii. [[Family:Whitney, Mary (1727-?)|Mary]] b. 4 June 1727
-  iv. Jeremiah b. 1 April 1729
+  iv. [[Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1729-1760)|Jeremiah]] b. 1 April 1729
-   v. Eunice (named in will).
+   v. [[Family:Whitney, Eunice (c1731-?)|Eunice]] (named in will).
 References: LANCASTER VR p. 17(m.); STOW pp. 94 (b. Nathan), 103(b.
@@ Line 197: / Line 197: @@
 page 162:
 . OLIVE-5 DOTY (Silas-4, Joseph-3-2, Edward-1) bap. Amenia NY 16 Aug. 1761 [1]
-      She m. MATHIAS WHITNEY; lived Fort Ann, Washington Co., NY [2].
+      She m. [[Family:Whitney, Matthias (1747-a1790)|MATHIAS WHITNEY]]; lived Fort Ann, Washington Co., NY [2].
       No Washington Co. NY probate for Mathias or Olive Whitney has been found.
 Children (WHITNEY) [3]:
@@ Line 252: / Line 252: @@
 page 82:
     Ichabod [Simmons] served as a private in the American Revolution in Capt. Calvin
-Partridge's company, Col. Josiah Whitney's regiment, which marched 30 July
+Partridge's company, [[Family:Whitney, Josiah (1731-1806)|Col. Josiah Whitney]]'s regiment, which marched 30 July
 ; he was discharged 13 September 1778 with service of 1 month 15 days at
 Rhode Island.
@@ Line 264: / Line 264: @@
 <p id="Plaintext">
 pages 10-11:
-    John [Bridgham] was a captain in the American Revolution in Whitney's
+    John [Bridgham] was a captain in the American Revolution in Whitney]]'s
 Mass. division (<i>DAR Patriot Index</i>).  He was a Captain in the 23rd
 Regiment of Foot under Col. John Baily (son John's pension record,
@@ Line 275: / Line 275: @@
 May 1775 with service of 3 months 7 days; and appears on a company
 return dated 7 October 1775.  He also served as volunteer captain in Capt.
-William Crow Cotton's company, Col. Josiah Whitney's regiment; engaged
+William Crow Cotton's company, [[Family:Whitney, Josiah (1731-1806)|Col. Josiah Whitney]]'s regiment; engaged
 July 1778 and was discharged 13 September 1778 with service of 1
 month 16 days, at Rhode Island (MSSR, 2:493).
@@ Line 310: / Line 310: @@
 page 252:
 NOTE: HISTORY OF MARLBORO claims the wife of BENJAMIN TUCKER
-is MARY WARREN, dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth (Whitney) Warren,
+is [[Family:Warren, Mary (1703-?)|MARY WARREN]], dau. of [[Family:Whitney, Elizabeth (1656-a1703)|Daniel and Elizabeth (Whitney) Warren]],
 but note the will of Joshua Warren (#140) names dau. Mary Tucker.
 </p>
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     On 22 Nov. 1726 administration on the estate of James
 Welch was granted to eldest son, James.  The inventory taken
-by Joshua Whitney, Philip Bump and Joseph Lawrence, was
+by [[Family:Whitney, Joshua (1665-1753)|Joshua Whitney]], Philip Bump and Joseph Lawrence, was
 recorded 10 Feb. 1726/7. ...
 References:  ... Plainfield CT Dist PR 3:249, 251, 253, 268, 287;
@@ Line 360: / Line 360: @@
 page 62:
     On 9 Nov. 1744 Daniel and Abigail Fitch of Pomfret sold 10 acres in
-Preston deeded to her by Joshua Whitney to James Fitch of Pomfret.
+Preston deeded to her by [[Family:Whitney, Joshua (1724-1814)|Joshua Whitney]] to James Fitch of Pomfret.
 page 133:
 ...  In 1759 he [Dr. Lazarus Le Baron] was on a committee to entreat Mr.
-Job Whitney to become pastor of the Plymouth church, then later that year
+[[Family:Whitney, Job (1729-1761)|Job Whitney]] to become pastor of the Plymouth church, then later that year
 to entreat Mr. Potter; neither accepted.
 page 253:
-"...  Among his [Rev. James Cogswell's] pupils were Josiah Whitney, afterwards
+"...  Among his [Rev. James Cogswell's] pupils were [[Family:Whitney, Josiah (1731-1824)|Josiah Whitney]], afterwards
 pastor of Brooklyn Parish, and Naphtali Daggett, subsequently the President
 of Yale College." (<i>Cogswell Fam.</i> p. 117)