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 Frank PIO              19 Oth  M S W  IN  Works On Farm       FRANCE FRANCE
 Thos. DIGNAN           17 Oth  M S W  IN  Works On Farm       IRELAND IRELAND</p>
 == References ==

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-| [[Family:Whitney, William J. (1854-?)|'''William J. Whitney''']], b. 21 Jan 1854, IN; m. Amanda M. Snyder.
+| [[Family:Whitney, William J. (1854-1932)|'''William J. Whitney''']], b. 21 Jan 1854, IN; m. Amanda M. Snyder.
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 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
 probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared<sup>7</sup> Whitney]],
-was born 13 Jan 1817, NY, and died 26 Aug 1882, Allen Co., IN, buried in the I.O.O. F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN.
+was born 13 Jan 1817, NY, and died 26 Aug 1882, Allen Co., IN.  He was buried in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN.{{ref|1}}
-He married, 16 Jan 1842, Allen Co., IN, '''Almira Cool''', daughter of Henry and Catherine (-----) Cool.  She was born 11 May 1822, NY, and died after 1883.
+He married, 16 Jan 1842, Allen Co., IN, '''Almira Cool''', daughter of Henry and Catherine (-----) Cool.  She was born 11 May 1822, NY, and died 8 Apr 1897.  He was buried in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN.{{ref|2}}
-"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843.  Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared.  There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven.  Her parents came to Adams township from New York.  The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847.  The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838.  The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842.  He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882.  He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven.  Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney:  Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January 11, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December 11, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August 1, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863.  Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, and has three children:  Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward.  William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five children:  Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Mc. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|1}}
+"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843.  Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared.  There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven.  Her parents came to Adams township from New York.  The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847.  The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838.  The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842.  He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882.  He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven.  Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney:  Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January 11, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December 11, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August 1, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863.  Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, and has three children:  Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward.  William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five children:  Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Mc. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|3}}
-Alanson Whitney opened the first store in 1850, his stock being a barrel of whiskey and a keg of tobacco, but this was soon enlarged and he did a prosperous business.{{ref|2}}
+Alanson Whitney opened the first store in 1850, his stock being a barrel of whiskey and a keg of tobacco, but this was soon enlarged and he did a prosperous business.{{ref|4}}
 Children of Alanson<sup>8</sup> and Almira (Cool) Whitney:
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-| '''Lenora J. Whitney''', b. 22 Jun 1851, IN; m. 4 Jan 1874, Adam Crawford.
+| '''Lenora J. Whitney''', b. 22 Jun 1851, IN; d. 20 Feb 1939; bur. I.O.O.F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN;{{ref|5}} m. 4 Jan 1874, Adam Crawford.
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 * [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=55854912&id=I2114 "Our Family's Tree" database on WorldConnect]
-. {{note|1}} [http://books.google.com/books?id=A84UAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA404&dq=%22alanson+Whitney%22&ei=6w-ESoC6K52sNevyzcwM#v=onepage&q=%22alanson%20Whitney%22&f=false Valley of the upper Maumee River: with historical account of Allen ...], p. 403.
+.{{note|1}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=118118454& FindAGrave Memorial #118118454], Alanson Whitney.
-. {{note|2}} [http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA401&dq=%22alanson%20Whitney%22&ei=6w-ESoC6K52sNevyzcwM&id=A84UAAAAYAAJ&output=text Valley of the upper Maumee River: with historical account of Allen ...], p. 401.
+.{{note|2}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=58944629& FindAGrave Memorial #58944629], Almira Whitney.
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-Copyright &copy; 2009, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
+Copyright &copy; 2009, 2016, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
 [[Category:Parentage Conjectured]]

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 '''Alanson<sup>8</sup> Whitney''',
 ([prob.] [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared<sup>7</sup>]],
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 He married, 16 Jan 1842, Allen Co., IN, '''Almira Cool''', daughter of Henry and Catherine (-----) Cool.  She was born 11 May 1822, NY, and died after 1883.
-"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843.  Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared.  There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven.  Her parents came to Adams township from New York.  The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847.  The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838.  The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842.  He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven.  Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney: Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January n, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December n, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August i, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863. Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, an(^ ^as three children: Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward. William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five,children: Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Me. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|1}}
+"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843.  Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared.  There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven.  Her parents came to Adams township from New York.  The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847.  The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838.  The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842.  He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882.  He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven.  Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney:  Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January 11, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December 11, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August 1, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863.  Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, and has three children:  Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward.  William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five children:  Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Mc. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|1}}
 Alanson Whitney opened the first store in 1850, his stock being a barrel of whiskey and a keg of tobacco, but this was soon enlarged and he did a prosperous business.{{ref|2}}
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-| '''James Emmet Whitney''', b. 22 May 1847, IN; m. 1874, Mary C. Wilson.
+| [[Family:Whitney, James Emmet (1847-1908)|'''James Emmet Whitney''']], b. 22 May 1847, IN; m. Mary C. Wilson.
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-| '''William J. Whitney''', b. 21 Jan 1854, IN; m. 15 Oct 1878, Allen Co., IN, Amanda M. Snyder.
+| [[Family:Whitney, William J. (1854-?)|'''William J. Whitney''']], b. 21 Jan 1854, IN; m. Amanda M. Snyder.
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-| '''Abbie Alice Whitney''', b. 18 Mar 1863, IN.
+| '''Abbie Alice Whitney''', b. 18 Mar 1863, IN; d. 31 Jul 1910, Jefferson Twp., Allen Co., IN; m. 9 Dec 1900, Allen Co., IN, Charles H. Mapel.
 |}
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 Frank PIO              19 Oth  M S W  IN  Works On Farm       FRANCE FRANCE
 Thos. DIGNAN           17 Oth  M S W  IN  Works On Farm       IRELAND IRELAND</p>
-==References==
+== References ==
 * [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=55854912&id=I2114 "Our Family's Tree" database on WorldConnect]
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-Copyright &copy; 2009, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2009, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
 [[Category:Parentage Conjectured]]
 [[Category:Indiana]]
 [[Category:Allen County, Indiana]]
 [[Category:New Haven, Allen County, Indiana]]
 [[Category:New York]]

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-{{flag|sons James and William need their own pages.}}
+{{Sons}}
 '''Alanson<sup>8</sup> Whitney''',
 ([prob.] [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared<sup>7</sup>]],

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            Catharine            3 F -                           do
            Cyrus Fikes         20 M -                           do</p>
-* 1870, Jefferson, Allen Co., IN:
+* [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Indiana#4|1870, Jefferson, Allen Co., IN]]:
-<p class="Plaintext">  26   25 Whitney, Alanson     54 M W Farmer $7000 $1400 N.Y.    Male citizen over 21
+<p class="Plaintext">  24   25 Whitney, Alanson      54 M W Farmer         $7000 $1400 N.Y.    Male citizen over 21
-           -----, Elmira        50 F W Keeping house      N.Y.
+           -----, Elmira         50 F W Keeping house              N.Y.
-           -----, James E.      23 M W Farmer    $600     Ind.    Male citizen over 21
+           -----, James E.       23 M W Farmer          $600    -- Ind.    Male citizen over 21
-           -----, Lenora        18 F W at home            Ind.
+           -----, Lenora         18 F W At home                    Ind.
-           -----, William       16 M W at home            Ind.    Attended school
+           -----, William        16 M W At home                    Ind.    Attended school
-           -----, Catharine     12 F W                    Ind.    Attended school
+           -----, Catharine      12 F W                            Ind.    Attended school
-           -----, Sharlotte      9 F W                    Ind.    Attended school
+           -----, Sharlotte       9 F W                            Ind.    Attended school
-           -----, Abba           7 F W                    Ind.    Attended school
+           -----, Abba            7 F W                            Ind.    Attended school
-           -----, Perrot Maial  17 M W Works on farm      France  Parents foreign born, Cannot write</p>
+           Perrot, Marcel        17 M W Works on farm              France  Parents foreign born, Illiterate</p>
 * [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Indiana#5|1880, Jefferson, Allen Co., IN]]:
 <p class="Plaintext">Alonson WHITNEY        63 Self M M W  NY  Farmer              MA  NY

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 was born 13 Jan 1817, NY, and died 26 Aug 1882, Allen Co., IN, buried in the I.O.O. F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN.
-He married, 16 Jan 1842, Allen Co., IN, '''Almira Cool'''. She was born 11 May 1822, NY.
+He married, 16 Jan 1842, Allen Co., IN, '''Almira Cool''', daughter of Henry and Catherine (-----) Cool.  She was born 11 May 1822, NY, and died after 1883.
-"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843. Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared. There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven. Her parents came to Adams township from New York. The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847. The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838. The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842. He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven. Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney: Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January n, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December n, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August i, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863. Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, an(^ ^as three children: Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward. William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five,children: Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Me. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|1}}
+"Mrs. Elmira Whitney, one of the early settlers, was born in New York, May 11, 1822, and came to Jefferson township in 1843.  Her recollection runs back to the time when the Miami Indians were numerous; when the wolf was a frequent visitor, and the bear had not yet disappeared.  There were then no paths and but three houses between their home and New Haven.  Her parents came to Adams township from New York.  The father, Henry Cool, was born March 31, 1794, and died March, 1847.  The mother, Catherine, was born September 23, 1791, and died about 1838.  The subject of this mention was married to Alanson Whitney, January 16, 1842.  He was born in New York, January 13, 1817, and died August 26, 1882. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of New Haven.  Ten children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney: Eliza, July 22, 1844, died November 21, 1864; Jerry M., April 8, 1846, died September 9, 1850; James E., May 22, 1847; Samantha, January n, 1849, died January 23, 1886; Lenora, June 22, 1851; William J., January 21, 1854; Alanson J., December 30, 1855, died July 24, 1856; Carrie C., December n, 1857, died October 12, 1870; Sarah, August i, 1860; Abbie A., March 18, 1863. Eliza was married to David Bowers, May 3, 1864; Semantha was married to Reuben B. Hoops, April 7, 1870; Lenora was married to Adam Crawford, January 4, 1874, an(^ ^as three children: Carrie, Marion and Gertie; James was married to May C. Wilson in 1874, and has two children, Elmira and Edward. William was married to Amanda M. Snider, October 15, 1878, and has had five,children: Alice I., Herschell A. (deceased), Myrtle, Charles Me. and Lottie Elmira."{{ref|1}}
 Alanson Whitney opened the first store in 1850, his stock being a barrel of whiskey and a keg of tobacco, but this was soon enlarged and he did a prosperous business.{{ref|2}}
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 :{|
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-| '''Eliza J.<sup>9</sup> Whitney''', b. 22 Jul 1844; m. 1864, David B. Bowers.
+| '''Eliza J.<sup>9</sup> Whitney''', b. 22 Jul 1844; d. 21 Nov 1864; m. 3 May 1864, David B. Bowers.
 |-
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-| '''Jared M. Whitney''', b. 8 Apr 1846.
+| '''Jared M. Whitney''', b. 8 Apr 1846; d. 9 Sep 1850.
 |-
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-| '''James Emmet Whitney''', b. 22 May 1847, IN; m. Mary A. -----.
+| '''James Emmet Whitney''', b. 22 May 1847, IN; m. 1874, Mary C. Wilson.
 |-
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-| '''Samantha A. Whitney''', b. 11 Jan 1849, IN; d. 1886, New Haven, IN; m. 7 Apr 1870, Allen Co., IN, Reuben B. Hoops.
+| '''Samantha A. Whitney''', b. 11 Jan 1849, IN; d. 23 Jan 1886, New Haven, IN; m. 7 Apr 1870, Allen Co., IN, Reuben B. Hoops.
 |-
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-| '''Lenora J. Whitney''', b. 22 Jun 1851, IN.
+| '''Lenora J. Whitney''', b. 22 Jun 1851, IN; m. 4 Jan 1874, Adam Crawford.
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-| '''Alanson J. Whitney''', b. 30 Dec 1855.
+| '''Alanson J. Whitney''', b. 30 Dec 1855; d. 24 Jul 1856.
 |-
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-| '''Carrie C. Whitney''', b. 11 Dec 1857, IN.
+| '''Carrie C. Whitney''', b. 11 Dec 1857, IN; d. 12 Oct 1870.
 |-
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 {{flag|sons James and William need their own pages.}}
 '''Alanson<sup>8</sup> Whitney''',
-([prob.] [[Family:Whitney, Jared (s1795-a1840)|Jared<sup>7</sup>]],
+([prob.] [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared<sup>7</sup>]],
 [prob.] [[Family:Whitney, John (1751-1828)|John<sup>6</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Joshua (1713-1786)|Joshua<sup>5</sup>]],
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 [[Family:Whitney, John (1621-1692)|John<sup>2</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
-probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, Jared (s1795-a1840)|Jared<sup>7</sup> Whitney]],
+probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared<sup>7</sup> Whitney]],
 was born 13 Jan 1817, NY, and died 26 Aug 1882, Allen Co., IN, buried in the I.O.O. F. Cemetery, New Haven, IN.
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 == Notes ==
-I suspect he is the son of the [[Family:Whitney, Jared (s1795-a1840)|Jared Whitney]] listed in Jefferson in 1840. This Jared is probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, John (1751-1828)]], as this Jared had a brother named Alanson Whitney.
+I suspect he is the son of the [[Family:Whitney, Jared (1790-1847)|Jared Whitney]] listed in Jefferson in 1840. This Jared is probably the son of [[Family:Whitney, John (1751-1828)]], as this Jared had a brother named Alanson Whitney.
 == Census ==