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Colburn, Jeremiah, "Bibliography of the Local History of Massachusetts", NEGHR, vol. XXV (1871), pp. 30-36, 156-162.

:For the towns of Warren [p. 33], Ward - Name changed to Auburn, 1837 [p. 33], Webster [p. 34], Western - Name changed to Warren, 1834 [p. 34], Westborough [p. 35], West Boylston [p. 35], West Brookfield [p. 35], Westminster [p. 156], Winchendon [p. 159], Worcester [p. 160],
:the following notation was given:
:See "History of Worcester County" by Peter Whitney. Worcester, 1793

[p. 160]
:Worcester County. History of the County. Peter Whitney. pp. 339. Worcester, 1793.

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Drake, Francis S., "Field Officers of the Massachusetts Continental Line of the Revolutionary Army", NEGHR, vol. XXV (1871), pp. 187-190.

[p. 188]
:VI.
:L. Col. Daniel Whitney, comd 29 Sep., 1778; d. Natick, Oct. 1807, aged 75.

[p. 189]
:VII.
:L. Col. Daniel Whitney, comd 1 Sep. 1778; transferred to 6th reg't.

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Hudson, Charles, of Lexington, Mass., "Louisbourg Soldiers", NEHGR, vol. XXV (1871), pp. 249-269.

[p. 263]
:Thomas Cheney was made Capt. at Louisburg, and as he belonged to the 8th (Choate's) Regiment, the following men, I find under his command, were undoubtedly of that regiment.

::Israel Whitney

[p. 266]
:Capt. Jonathan Smith's Company, Dwight's Regiment. The No. of the Company not given.

::Phineas Whitney

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"Deaths", NEHGR, vol. XXV (1871), pp. 313-316.

[p. 316]
:Whitney, Mrs. Henrietta, in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, 16 April, 1870. She was the widow of Eli Whitney (Y. C. 1792), the inventor of the cotton gin, a daughter of Judge Pierpont Edwards, and a granddaughter of Rev. Jonathan Edwards, D.D., the celebrated theologian and author. See [[Archive:NEHGR, Volume 11|Register, vol. xi]]. p. 226, where the pedigree of Eli Whitney, and particulars about the family, will be found.

:She was born in June, 1786, and died in her 85th year.
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Copyright © 1999, 2006, The Whitney Research Group

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-:<b>Whitney</b>, Mrs. Henrietta, in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, 16 April, 1870. She was the widow of Eli Whitney (Y. C. 1792), the inventor of the cotton gin, a daughter of Judge Pierpont Edwards, and a granddaughter of Rev. Jonathan Edwards, D.D., the celebrated theologian and author. See [[Archive:NEHGR, Volume 11|Register, vol. xi]]. p. 226, where the pedigree of Eli Whitney, and particulars about the family, will be found.
+:'''Whitney''', Mrs. Henrietta, in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, 16 April, 1870. She was the widow of Eli Whitney (Y. C. 1792), the inventor of the cotton gin, a daughter of Judge Pierpont Edwards, and a granddaughter of Rev. Jonathan Edwards, D.D., the celebrated theologian and author. See [[Archive:NEHGR, Volume 11|Register, vol. xi]]. p. 226, where the pedigree of Eli Whitney, and particulars about the family, will be found.
 :She was born in June, 1786, and died in her 85th year.
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-Copyright &copy; 1999, 2006, The Whitney Research Group
+Copyright &copy; 1999, 2006, The [[Whitney Research Group]]

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