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 [[Family:Whitney, Robert de (b1210-a1242)|Robert]], ...),
 son of [[Family:Whitney, Robert (s1491-1541)|Robert and Margaret (Wye) Whitney]],{{ref|1}}
-was born say 1526, Icomb, Gloucestershire,{{ref|2}} and died after 1587.{{ref|3}}
+was born say 1526, Icomb, Gloucestershire,{{ref|2}} and died after 1587{{ref|3}} and before 1595 [C 33/90 p. 374v].
 He married '''Julian -----''',{{ref|4}} parentage and birth unknown.  She died after 1587.{{ref|5}}

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 ==References==
-. {{note|1}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Henry Melville, ''The Ancestry of John Whitney: Who, with His Wife Elinor, and Sons John, Richard, Nathaniel, Thomas, and Jonathan, Emigrated from London, England, in the Year 1635, and Settled in Watertown, Massachusetts; the First of the Name in America, and the One from Whom a Great Majority of the Whitneys Now Living in the United States Are Descended'' (New York, NY: The De Vinne Press, 1896)]], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|1}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Appendixes|Henry Melville, ''The Ancestry of John Whitney: Who, with His Wife Elinor, and Sons John, Richard, Nathaniel, Thomas, and Jonathan, Emigrated from London, England, in the Year 1635, and Settled in Watertown, Massachusetts; the First of the Name in America, and the One from Whom a Great Majority of the Whitneys Now Living in the United States Are Descended'' (New York, NY: The De Vinne Press, 1896)]], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
 . {{note|2}} Supposition.
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 . {{note|11}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|12}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|12}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Appendixes|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
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 . {{note|2}} Supposition.
-. {{note|3}} He was listed as living in the will of his nephew [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|3}} He was listed as living in the will of his nephew [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 3|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|4}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|4}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 3|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|5}} She was listed as living in the will of her husband's nephew [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|5}} She was listed as living in the will of her husband's nephew [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 3|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|6}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 137.
+. {{note|6}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 2|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 137.
-. {{note|7}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 145.
+. {{note|7}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 2|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 145.
 . {{note|8}} [[Archive:STAC 5/L29/37|STAC 5/L29/37]]
-. {{note|9}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|9}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V, Part 3|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
 . {{note|10}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.

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 [[Family:Whitney, Robert (1348-1402)|Robert]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Robert de (1318-c1380)|Robert]],
-[[Family:Whitney, Eustace de (c1287-c1352)|Eustace]],
+[[Family:Whitney, Eustace de (b1283-c1352)|Eustace]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Eustace de (b1256-a1301)|Eustace]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Robert de (b1210-a1242)|Robert]], ...),

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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | i.
-| '''Mary Whitney''',{{ref|10}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".{{ref|11}}  They may be the Thomas and Mary Mills whose son John Mills was christened 8 Jul 1587, St. Dunstan's Stepney, Middlesex.{{ref|12}}  Could he be the Thomas Mylls who was christened -- Dec 1541, St. Margaret's Westminster, Middlesex?{{ref|13}} Thomas and Mary apparently sued her cousin Eustace Whitney, then head of the Whitneys of Whitney. "The Chancery proceedings in Elizabeth's reign include Thomas Mill and Mary his wife v. Eustace Whitney, Esq., and William Whitney, gent., for specific performance of a devise of lands under the will of Sir James Whitney and of the manors of Whitney, Pencomb and Icomb."{{ref|14}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, Mary (s1570?-?)|'''Mary Whitney''']],{{ref|10}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | ii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|16}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|17}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|11}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|12}}
 |}
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 . {{note|10}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|11}} "Maria uxor Tho: Mills de Camera Stellata", Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68, also [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|11}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|12}}
+. {{note|12}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
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-'''George Whitney'''
+'''George Whitney''', Gent.
 ([[Family:Whitney, Robert (s1491-1541)|Robert]],
 [[Family:Whitney, James (s1466-1500)|James]],
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 In 1555, George Whitney was summoned by the Privy Council to Court:
 :"In the records of the Privy Council, of a date two years later, can be found this minute: ACTS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL, At Grenewiche the XIth of Marche, 1555. A Lettre to Sir ROBERT WHITNAYE of the countye of Hereford, Knight, to give ordre fourthwith upon receipte hereof that George Whitnaye his brother maye make his undelayed repayre hither to the Courte."{{ref|7}}
 In his will dated 20 May 1587, [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|Sir James Whitney]] of Whitney devised the following:
-:"My will is that my uncle George Whitney, Julyan his wyfe and theire sonne George shall quietly and peaceably haue holde occupye enjoye and possesse the Lordshipp of Icombe aforesaid for and During theire naturall lives and the longer liuer of them anything aboue expressed to the contrary notwithstanding, yielding and paying there-fore yearly threescore and six pounds thireene shillings and foure pence of good and Lawfull money of England to my foresaid brother Eustauce Whitney and the heires above mencioned and expressed."{{ref|8}}
+:"My will is that my uncle George Whitney, Julyan his wyfe and theire sonne George shall quietly and peaceably haue holde occupye enjoye and possesse the Lordshipp of Icombe aforesaid for and During theire naturall lives and the longer liuer of them anything aboue expressed to the contrary notwithstanding, yielding and paying there-fore yearly threescore and six pounds thireene shillings and foure pence of good and Lawfull money of England to my foresaid brother Eustauce Whitney and the heires above mencioned and expressed."{{ref|9}}
 Children of George and Julian (-----) Whitney:
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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | i.
-| '''Mary Whitney''',{{ref|9}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".{{ref|10}}  They may be the Thomas and Mary Mills whose son John Mills was christened 8 Jul 1587, St. Dunstan's Stepney, Middlesex.{{ref|11}}  Could he be the Thomas Mylls who was christened -- Dec 1541, St. Margaret's Westminster, Middlesex?{{ref|12}} Thomas and Mary apparently sued her cousin Eustace Whitney, then head of the Whitneys of Whitney. "The Chancery proceedings in Elizabeth's reign include Thomas Mill and Mary his wife v. Eustace Whitney, Esq., and William Whitney, gent., for specific performance of a devise of lands under the will of Sir James Whitney and of the manors of Whitney, Pencomb and Icomb."{{ref|13}}
+| '''Mary Whitney''',{{ref|10}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".{{ref|11}}  They may be the Thomas and Mary Mills whose son John Mills was christened 8 Jul 1587, St. Dunstan's Stepney, Middlesex.{{ref|12}}  Could he be the Thomas Mylls who was christened -- Dec 1541, St. Margaret's Westminster, Middlesex?{{ref|13}} Thomas and Mary apparently sued her cousin Eustace Whitney, then head of the Whitneys of Whitney. "The Chancery proceedings in Elizabeth's reign include Thomas Mill and Mary his wife v. Eustace Whitney, Esq., and William Whitney, gent., for specific performance of a devise of lands under the will of Sir James Whitney and of the manors of Whitney, Pencomb and Icomb."{{ref|14}}
-:Ch: William Myll, a printice of London in Mark Layn; Richard; and Thomas.{{ref|14}}
+:Ch: William Myll, a printice of London in Mark Layn; Richard; and Thomas.{{ref|15}}
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | ii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|15}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|16}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|16}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|17}}
 |}
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 . {{note|7}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 145.
-. {{note|8}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|8}} [[Archive:STAC 5/L29/37|STAC 5/L29/37]]
-. {{note|9}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
+. {{note|9}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|10}} "Maria uxor Tho: Mills de Camera Stellata", Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68, also [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|10}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|11}}
+. {{note|11}} "Maria uxor Tho: Mills de Camera Stellata", Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68, also [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
 . {{note|12}}
-. {{note|13}} Morgan George Watkins, Collections towards the history and antiquities of the county of Hereford. In continuation of Duncumb's history. Hundred of Huntington ... (Hereford: 1898)
+. {{note|13}}
-. {{note|14}} [[Archive:Visitation of Gloucestershire, 1623|Sir John MacLean, and W. C. Heane, eds., The Visitation of County of Gloucester Taken in the Year 1623 ... Publications of the Harleian Society, Volume 21 (London, 1885)]], p. 216.
+. {{note|15}} [[Archive:Visitation of Gloucestershire, 1623|Sir John MacLean, and W. C. Heane, eds., The Visitation of County of Gloucester Taken in the Year 1623 ... Publications of the Harleian Society, Volume 21 (London, 1885)]], p. 216.
-. {{note|15}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
+. {{note|16}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|16}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|17}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
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 '''George Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, Robert (s1491-1541)|Robert]],
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 In his father's will, dated 1541, George Whitney was devised the following:
-:"I bequethe to my sonne George when he comythe to the age of XXIIII yeres my lease and ferme of Malgasbury and three hundred shepe or the Valure thereof as they shalbe praised in the Inventarye and my wyffe to take the proffittes of the same ferme in the meane tyme tyll the saide George come to the saide age of XXIIII yeres."{{ref|6}}
+:"I bequethe to my sonne George when he comythe to the age of XXIIII yeres my lease and ferme of Malgasbury [i.e. Maugersbury] and three hundred shepe or the Valure thereof as they shalbe praised in the Inventarye and my wyffe to take the proffittes of the same ferme in the meane tyme tyll the saide George come to the saide age of XXIIII yeres."{{ref|6}}
 In 1555, George Whitney was summoned by the Privy Council to Court:

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 He married '''Julian -----''',{{ref|4}} parentage and birth unknown.  She died after 1587.{{ref|5}}
 In his will dated 20 May 1587, [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|Sir James Whitney]] of Whitney devised the following:
-:"My will is that my uncle George Whitney, Julyan his wyfe and theire sonne George shall quietly and peaceably haue holde occupye enjoye and possesse the Lordshipp of Icombe aforesaid for and During theire naturall lives and the longer liuer of them anything aboue expressed to the contrary notwithstanding, yielding and paying there-fore yearly threescore and six pounds thireene shillings and foure pence of good and Lawfull money of England to my foresaid brother Eustauce Whitney and the heires above mencioned and expressed."{{ref|6}}
+:"My will is that my uncle George Whitney, Julyan his wyfe and theire sonne George shall quietly and peaceably haue holde occupye enjoye and possesse the Lordshipp of Icombe aforesaid for and During theire naturall lives and the longer liuer of them anything aboue expressed to the contrary notwithstanding, yielding and paying there-fore yearly threescore and six pounds thireene shillings and foure pence of good and Lawfull money of England to my foresaid brother Eustauce Whitney and the heires above mencioned and expressed."{{ref|7}}
 Children of George and Julian (-----) Whitney:
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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | i.
-| '''Mary Whitney''',{{ref|7}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".{{ref|8}}  They may be the Thomas and Mary Mills whose son John Mills was christened 8 Jul 1587, St. Dunstan's Stepney, Middlesex.{{ref|9}}  Could he be the Thomas Mylls who was christened -- Dec 1541, St. Margaret's Westminster, Middlesex?{{ref|10}} Thomas and Mary apparently sued her cousin Eustace Whitney, then head of the Whitneys of Whitney. "The Chancery proceedings in Elizabeth's reign include Thomas Mill and Mary his wife v. Eustace Whitney, Esq., and William Whitney, gent., for specific performance of a devise of lands under the will of Sir James Whitney and of the manors of Whitney, Pencomb and Icomb."{{ref|11}}
+| '''Mary Whitney''',{{ref|8}} m. Thomas Mills "of the Star Chamber".{{ref|9}}  They may be the Thomas and Mary Mills whose son John Mills was christened 8 Jul 1587, St. Dunstan's Stepney, Middlesex.{{ref|10}}  Could he be the Thomas Mylls who was christened -- Dec 1541, St. Margaret's Westminster, Middlesex?{{ref|11}} Thomas and Mary apparently sued her cousin Eustace Whitney, then head of the Whitneys of Whitney. "The Chancery proceedings in Elizabeth's reign include Thomas Mill and Mary his wife v. Eustace Whitney, Esq., and William Whitney, gent., for specific performance of a devise of lands under the will of Sir James Whitney and of the manors of Whitney, Pencomb and Icomb."{{ref|12}}
-:Ch: William Myll, a printice of London in Mark Layn; Richard; and Thomas.{{ref|12}}
+:Ch: William Myll, a printice of London in Mark Layn; Richard; and Thomas.{{ref|13}}
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | ii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|13}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|14}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, George (c1574-a1634)|'''George Whitney''']],{{ref|14}} of Icomb, Gloucestershire, m. ----- Savage of Worcestershire.{{ref|15}}
 |}
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 . {{note|5}} She was listed as living in the will of her husband's nephew [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|6}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
+. {{note|6}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 145.
-. {{note|7}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
+. {{note|7}} Will of [[Family:Whitney, James (c1544-1587)|James Whitney, Esq., of Whitney]], given in full in [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter V|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 169-177.
-. {{note|8}} "Maria uxor Tho: Mills de Camera Stellata", Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68, also [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|8}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|9}}
+. {{note|9}} "Maria uxor Tho: Mills de Camera Stellata", Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68, also [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
 . {{note|10}}
-. {{note|11}} Morgan George Watkins, Collections towards the history and antiquities of the county of Hereford. In continuation of Duncumb's history. Hundred of Huntington ... (Hereford: 1898)
+. {{note|11}}
-. {{note|12}} [[Archive:Visitation of Gloucestershire, 1623|Sir John MacLean, and W. C. Heane, eds., The Visitation of County of Gloucester Taken in the Year 1623 ... Publications of the Harleian Society, Volume 21 (London, 1885)]], p. 216.
+. {{note|13}} [[Archive:Visitation of Gloucestershire, 1623|Sir John MacLean, and W. C. Heane, eds., The Visitation of County of Gloucester Taken in the Year 1623 ... Publications of the Harleian Society, Volume 21 (London, 1885)]], p. 216.
-. {{note|13}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
+. {{note|14}} Harleian Manuscript 1442, fo. 68.
-. {{note|14}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
+. {{note|15}} [[Archive:The Ancestry of John Whitney, Chapter VIII|Melville, ''op. cit.'']], pp. 265, 269, 271, 275.
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