Family:Whitney, Freeman (1800-1873) - Revision history

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-| [[Family:Whitney, William Lyman (1833-a1880)|'''William Lyman Whitney''']], b. June 12 1833; m. Hannah M. Simpson.
+| [[Family:Whitney, William Lyman (1833-1894)|'''William Lyman Whitney''']], b. June 12 1833; m. Hannah M. Simpson.
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-| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836 in Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833, Harrison, ME, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell.  John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.  Mr. Caswell settled in Bridgton as successor to his brother, Francis B., in 1873, and has remained there as a skilled jeweler and dealer in jewelry, watches, and silver and gold merchandise.
+| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836, Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833, Harrison, ME, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell.  John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.  Mr. Caswell settled in Bridgton as successor to his brother, Francis B., in 1873, and has remained there as a skilled jeweler and dealer in jewelry, watches, and silver and gold merchandise.
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-| '''Irene I. Whitney''', b. 29 Jul 1838 in Springfield, Penobscot Co., ME; d. 6 May 1846.
+| '''Irene I. Whitney''', b. 29 Jul 1838, Springfield, Penobscot Co., ME; d. 6 May 1846.
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 * All data imported from [[Archive:The Descendants of John Whitney, page 407|Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'', (Chicago: 1895), p. 407]].
-* [[Archive:Centennial History of Harrison, Maine|Moulton, Alphonso, Howard L. Sampson, and Granville Fernald, comps. and eds., ''Centennial History of Harrison, Maine: Containing The Centennial Celebration of 1905, and Historical and Biographical Matter'' (Portland: Southworth Printing Company, 1909)]], pp. 477, 704.
+* [[Archive:Centennial History of Harrison, Maine|Moulton, Alphonso, Howard L. Sampson, and Granville Fernald, comps. and eds., ''Centennial History of Harrison, Maine: Containing The Centennial Celebration of 1905, and Historical and Biographical Matter'' (Portland: Southworth Printing Company, 1909)]], pp. 412, 477, 704, 710.
 * From [[User:English Rose|Carol Brassfield]]:  "Malinda or Melinda [Packard Trafton] as she is sometimes referred to was born 1819 (daughter of Asa Packard and Eleanor Bradbury)and married Freeman Whitney 08 May 1871.  She was born Malinda A. Packard and first married Samuel Reuben Rich abt 1849.  Their son Llewellyn Ambrose Rich was born 1850.  Following a celebrated divorce in 1854, which she won together with custody of Lew (although he husband had brought the divorce charges) she remained with her 2nd husband Joshua Trafton whom she had married in 1852, believing Reuben to have been lost at sea.  Lew took Joshua's name although I'm not sure if he actually adopted him.  Joshua died a couple of years later and Malinda later married Freeman Whitney.  Lew moved to Kansas where his adopted uncle Rev. Newell Trafton was and later married Barbara A Ford.  They were my husband's maternal great grandparents.  Malinda is shown on the 1880 census widowed and working in the household of an Alfred Noyes in Maine.  I can give you more details if you are interested.  My late husband was from Colorado and I now live back in England but have continued the research for my son and granddaughters."

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 [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (1643-1723)|Benjamin<sup>2</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]), son of [[Family:Whitney, Enoch (1773-1857)|Enoch<sup>6</sup> and Hannah (Newcomb) Whitney]],
-was born 9 Mar 1800, Standish, Maine, and died 24 Mar 1873, Harrison, ME.
+was born 9 Mar 1800, Standish, ME, and died 24 Mar 1873, Harrison, ME.
-He married firstly, 14 Feb 1821, Harrison, ME, '''Mary S. Gray''', daughter of James and Mary (Stickney) Gray.  She was born 16 Aug 1797, Beverly, MA, and died 25 Oct 1870, Harrison, ME.
+He married firstly, int. 3 Feb 1821, 14 Feb 1821, Harrison, ME, '''Mary S. Gray''',{{ref|1}} daughter of James and Mary (Stickney) Gray.  She was born 16 Aug 1797, Beverly, MA, and died 25 Oct 1870, Harrison, ME.
-He married secondly, 8 May 1871, Harrison, ME, '''Melinda A. (Packard)(Rich) Trafton''', daughter of Asa and Eleanor (Bradbury) Packard.  She was born 21 Nov 1819, Norway, ME, and died after 1880.  She had married firstly, about 1849, Samuel Reuben Rich, who was lost at sea.  She married secondly, 17 Aug 1852, Harrison, ME, Joshua Trafton, who died about 1856.  They were divorced in 1854.
+He married secondly, int. 1 May, cert. 8 May, m. 8 May 1871, Harrison, ME, '''Melinda A. (Packard)(Rich) Trafton''',{{ref|2}} daughter of Asa and Eleanor (Bradbury) Packard.  She was born 21 Nov 1819, Norway, ME, and died after 1880.  She had married firstly, about 1849, Samuel Reuben Rich, who was lost at sea.  She married secondly, 17 Aug 1852, Harrison, ME, Joshua Trafton, who died about 1856.  They were divorced in 1854.
-He resided Harrison, ME.
+He came to Harrison with his father when he was ten years of age.  He was a farmer and resided in Harrison till his death.
 Children of Freeman<sup>7</sup> and Mary S. (Gray) Whitney:
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-| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836 in Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833 in Harrison, ME, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell.  John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.
+| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836 in Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833, Harrison, ME, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell.  John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.  Mr. Caswell settled in Bridgton as successor to his brother, Francis B., in 1873, and has remained there as a skilled jeweler and dealer in jewelry, watches, and silver and gold merchandise.
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 * All data imported from [[Archive:The Descendants of John Whitney, page 407|Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'', (Chicago: 1895), p. 407]].
 * From [[User:English Rose|Carol Brassfield]]:  "Malinda or Melinda [Packard Trafton] as she is sometimes referred to was born 1819 (daughter of Asa Packard and Eleanor Bradbury)and married Freeman Whitney 08 May 1871.  She was born Malinda A. Packard and first married Samuel Reuben Rich abt 1849.  Their son Llewellyn Ambrose Rich was born 1850.  Following a celebrated divorce in 1854, which she won together with custody of Lew (although he husband had brought the divorce charges) she remained with her 2nd husband Joshua Trafton whom she had married in 1852, believing Reuben to have been lost at sea.  Lew took Joshua's name although I'm not sure if he actually adopted him.  Joshua died a couple of years later and Malinda later married Freeman Whitney.  Lew moved to Kansas where his adopted uncle Rev. Newell Trafton was and later married Barbara A Ford.  They were my husband's maternal great grandparents.  Malinda is shown on the 1880 census widowed and working in the household of an Alfred Noyes in Maine.  I can give you more details if you are interested.  My late husband was from Colorado and I now live back in England but have continued the research for my son and granddaughters."
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-Copyright &copy; 2006, 2010, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2006, 2010, 2021, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Stephen Thomas (1821-?)|'''Stephen Thomas<sup>8</sup> Whitney''']], b. 15 May 1821; m. Catherine Brown.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Stephen Thomas (1821-1897)|'''Stephen Thomas<sup>8</sup> Whitney''']], b. 15 May 1821; m. Catherine Brown.
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-| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836 in Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833 in Harriosn, Me, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell. John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.
+| '''Mary Elizabeth Whitney''', b. 25 Jan 1836 in Harrison, ME; m. 10 Oct 1866, John Hubbard Caswell of Bridgton, ME, b. 6 May 1833 in Harrison, ME, the son of Marquis DeLafayette and Sally (Nutting) Caswell.  John's sister Arvella Caswell m. Edward Kendall Whitney, Mary's brother.
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            -----, Mary           72 F W Keeping House             Massachusetts
            Sampson, Susan        52 F W Domestic servant          Maine</p>
-* 1880, Greenwood, Oxford Co., ME:
+* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Maine, Oxford County#244|1880, Greenwood, Oxford Co., ME]]:
 <p class="Plaintext">August NOYES      Self  M Male   W 53 ME  Farmer           ME  ME
 Augusta NOYES     Wife  M Female W 49 ME  Keeping House    ME  ME
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 [[Category:Oxford County, Maine]]
 [[Category:Norway, Oxford County, Maine]]
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