Family:Whitney, Isaac L. (1794-1834) - Revision history

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 Although Isaac's parentage has not yet been identified, DNA analysis has shown that he is a descendant of or otherwise genetically related to [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1615-1674)|Samuel<sup>1</sup> Whitney]] of Bermuda.  Isaac L. had a brother named [[Family:Whitney, Hiram C. (1805-1839)|Hiram C. Whitney]].
-There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (b1775-a1790)|Samuel Whitney (b1775-a1790)]] and/or [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1766-a1810)|Francis Whitney]].  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
+There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1765-a1820)|Samuel Whitney (c1765-a1820)]] and/or [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1766-a1810)|Francis Whitney]].  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
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 '''Isaac L. Whitney'''
 (Whitneys of SC,
-possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1775-a1790)|Francis]],
+possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1766-a1810)|Francis]],
 possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1745-a1790)|Francis]],
 possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1735-a1762)|Francis]],
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 Although Isaac's parentage has not yet been identified, DNA analysis has shown that he is a descendant of or otherwise genetically related to [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1615-1674)|Samuel<sup>1</sup> Whitney]] of Bermuda.  Isaac L. had a brother named [[Family:Whitney, Hiram C. (1805-1839)|Hiram C. Whitney]].
-There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (b1775-a1790)|Samuel Whitney (b1775-a1790)]] and/or [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1775-a1790)|Francis Whitney]].  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
+There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (b1775-a1790)|Samuel Whitney (b1775-a1790)]] and/or [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1766-a1810)|Francis Whitney]].  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
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 (Whitneys of SC,
 possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1775-a1790)|Francis]],
-possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1760-a1790)|Francis]],
+possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (c1745-a1790)|Francis]],
 possibly [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1735-a1762)|Francis]],
 possibly [[Family:Whitney, Joshua (1690-c1736)|Joshua<sup>3</sup>]],

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 '''Isaac L. Whitney'''
-(Whitneys of SC...,
+(Whitneys of SC,
 [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1615-1674)|Samuel<sup>1</sup>]]),
-parentage unknown (but see Notes, below),
+parentage unproven (but see Notes, below),
 was born 1775-1794,{{ref|1|}} probably in South Carolina, and died 10 June 1834, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma).{{ref|2}}
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 Although Isaac's parentage has not yet been identified, DNA analysis has shown that he is a descendant of or otherwise genetically related to [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (c1615-1674)|Samuel<sup>1</sup> Whitney]] of Bermuda.  Isaac L. had a brother named [[Family:Whitney, Hiram C. (1805-1839)|Hiram C. Whitney]].
-There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (b1775-a1790)|Samuel Whitney (b1775-a1790)]] and/or Francis Whitney.  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
+There appears to have been some connection, perhaps father & son, or some other relationship, between Isaac L. Whitney and [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (b1775-a1790)|Samuel Whitney (b1775-a1790)]] and/or [[Family:Whitney, Francis (b1775-a1790)|Francis Whitney]].  Isaac was found in the general location of Shaw Creek off the South Edisto River (between present day cities of Trenton and Johnston, Aiken County, SC) signing deeds with members of the Gomillon family, who were known to have been neighbors of Samuel Whitney.
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 * {{Missing|1830}}
 * {{Missing|1840}}
-* [[Archive:1850 Census Extracts, Alabama|1850, Walker County, AL]]: "Marien Whitney", living in the household of Thomas and Minerva (Jones)(Whitney) Reed.
+* [[Archive:1850 Census Extracts, Alabama|1850, Walker County, AL]]: "Marien Whitney", living in the household of [[Family:Whitney, Hiram C. (1805-1839)|Thomas and Minerva (Jones)(Whitney) Reed]].
 ==Notes==

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 Court of Common Pleas
 Barnwell District
 South Carolina
 Isaac L. Whitney  vs. Richard Jones
 Richard Jones was attached to answer Isaac L. Whitney in a plea of trespass. Mr. Whitney by John M. Felder, his attorney, compains that Richard Jones and one William Riley on the 17th day of February, 1816, at the Court House in Barnwell made a promissory note in writing for $417.05 to be repaid on or before January 1, 1817. Neither of them have paid the said sum of money or any part of it to Isaac Whitney. Now he is asking a judgement of $1000....sheriff H. D. Duncan of Barnwell District was ordered to attach the body of Richard Jones and compel him to appear in the Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March to answer to Isaac L. Whitney on this case. Jury trial filed for the plantiff $417.05 with interest thereon from the 1st of Janurary 1817. Judgement signed the 29th of May 1818 and Fi.FA. the same day. Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas was Orgamey. C. Allen. After this date, Richard Jones had levied on his property....and ordered to pay the amount in October 1818. Signed by James Hagood, Foreman.{{ref|9}}
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 Discharge of Guardianship
-March 1831
+:17 March 1831
-Orangeburg District
+:Discharge of Guardianship
-South Carolina
+:Orangeburg District
-I the undersigned formerly a ward of Isaac L. Whitney after attaining full age have settled the guardianship account of the said Whitney and received from John C. Kennerly as security to the guardian high bond of said Whitney and from William L. Lewis who is representative to James Steward who was also security to the same Bond for said Whitney pay respective Portion. Wherefore by these presents I do acquit and discharge the said John G. Kennerly and William L. Lewis from all claim liability or demand on act of said guardianship as witness my hand and seal on the day and date above written.
+:South Carolina
-Peter M. Butler
+:I the undersigned formerly a ward of Isaac L. Whitney
-Signed and sealed in the presence of
+:after attaining full age have settled the guardianship
-H. Murroar
+:account of the said Whitney and received from
-{{ref|10}}
+:John C. Kennerly as security to the guardian