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-| [[Family:Whitney, Henry Melville (1839-?)|'''Henry Melville Whitney''']], b. 22 Oct 1839, Conway, MA;{{ref|5}} m. Margaret F. Green.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Henry Melville (1839-1923)|'''Henry Melville Whitney''']], b. 22 Oct 1839, Conway, MA;{{ref|5}} m. Margaret F. Green.
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-| '''Susan C. Whitney''', b. 27 Mar 1845; m. 5 Sep 1867, Brookline, MA, Henry Farnum Dimock, b. ca. 1842, South Coventry, CT, son of Timothy and Laura V. (-----) Dimock;{{ref|7}} resided 66 W. 37th St., New York City.  He was b. 28 Mar 1842.  Henry Farnum Dimock was born at South Coventry, Connecticut; was graduated at Yale college in the class of 1863.  Studied law at the Harvard law school and was admitted to the bar in the city of New York in 1865.  Practiced law in partnership with William C. Whitney, under the firm name of Dimock & Whitney, until 1870.  At that time he took charge of the Metropolitan Steamship County, in the city of New York, and has continued in the management of that company ever since.  In 1875 he was appointed a commissioner of docks in that city, and held that office for more than six years.  He was appointed by Governor Tilden in 1875 a member of the commission to devise a plan for the government of the cities of the state of New York, and served on that commission during its life.  He is at the present time a director of the Metropolitan Steamship County, and treasurer of that company; a director of the Boston & Maine R. R. County; of the Knickerbocker Trust County, of the city of New York; of the Bank of North America, of the city of New York, and of the New York Loan and Improvement County, and of the Dominion Coal Company, Limited, of Boston.  Children::{|
+| '''Susan C. Whitney''', b. 27 Mar 1845; m. 5 Sep 1867, Brookline, MA, Henry Farnum Dimock, b. ca. 1842, South Coventry, CT, son of Timothy and Laura V. (-----) Dimock;{{ref|7}} resided 66 W. 37th St., New York City.  He was b. 28 Mar 1842.  Henry Farnum Dimock was born at South Coventry, Connecticut; was graduated at Yale college in the class of 1863.  Studied law at the Harvard law school and was admitted to the bar in the city of New York in 1865.  Practiced law in partnership with William C. Whitney, under the firm name of Dimock & Whitney, until 1870.  At that time he took charge of the Metropolitan Steamship County, in the city of New York, and has continued in the management of that company ever since.  In 1875 he was appointed a commissioner of docks in that city, and held that office for more than six years.  He was appointed by Governor Tilden in 1875 a member of the commission to devise a plan for the government of the cities of the state of New York, and served on that commission during its life.  He is at the present time a director of the Metropolitan Steamship County, and treasurer of that company; a director of the Boston & Maine R. R. County; of the Knickerbocker Trust County, of the city of New York; of the Bank of North America, of the city of New York, and of the New York Loan and Improvement County, and of the Dominion Coal Company, Limited, of Boston.  Children:
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-| '''Mary Ann<sup>9</sup> Whitney''', b. 16 Sep 1837, Conway, MA;{{ref|4}} unmarried; resided Brookline.
+| '''Mary Ann<sup>9</sup> Whitney''', b. 16 Sep 1837, Conway, MA;{{ref|4}} d. aft. 1900; unmarried; resided Brookline.
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 Sarah JONES            48 Oth  F S W  ME  Domestic            ME  ME
 Lizzie IRWIN           27 Oth  F S W  IRE                     IRE IRE</p>
 == References ==
 * All data imported from [[Archive:The Descendants of John Whitney, page 514|Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'', (Chicago: 1895), pp. 514-521]].
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-Copyright &copy; 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2015, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
+Copyright &copy; 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2018, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
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-| '''Susan C. Whitney''', b. 27 Mar 1845; m. 5 Sep 1867, Brookline, MA, Henry Farnum Dimock, b. ca. 1842, South Coventry, CT, son of Timothy and Laura V. (-----) Dimock;{{ref|7}} resided 66 W. 37th St., New York City.  He was b. 28 Mar 1842.  Henry Farnum Dimock was born at South Coventry, Connecticut; was graduated at Yale college in the class of 1863.  Studied law at the Harvard law school and was admitted to the bar in the city of New York in 1865.  Practiced law in partnership with William C. Whitney, under the firm name of Dimock & Whitney, until 1870.  At that time he took charge of the Metropolitan Steamship County, in the city of New York, and has continued in the management of that company ever since.  In 1875 he was appointed a commissioner of docks in that city, and held that office for more than six years.  He was appointed by Governor Tilden in 1875 a member of the commission to devise a plan for the government of the cities of the state of New York, and served on that commission during its life.  He is at the present time a director of the Metropolitan Steamship County, and treasurer of that company; a director of the Boston & Maine R. R. County; of the Knickerbocker Trust County, of the city of New York; of the Bank of North America, of the city of New York, and of the New York Loan and Improvement County, and of the Dominion Coal Company, Limited, of Boston.
+| '''Susan C. Whitney''', b. 27 Mar 1845; m. 5 Sep 1867, Brookline, MA, Henry Farnum Dimock, b. ca. 1842, South Coventry, CT, son of Timothy and Laura V. (-----) Dimock;{{ref|7}} resided 66 W. 37th St., New York City.  He was b. 28 Mar 1842.  Henry Farnum Dimock was born at South Coventry, Connecticut; was graduated at Yale college in the class of 1863.  Studied law at the Harvard law school and was admitted to the bar in the city of New York in 1865.  Practiced law in partnership with William C. Whitney, under the firm name of Dimock & Whitney, until 1870.  At that time he took charge of the Metropolitan Steamship County, in the city of New York, and has continued in the management of that company ever since.  In 1875 he was appointed a commissioner of docks in that city, and held that office for more than six years.  He was appointed by Governor Tilden in 1875 a member of the commission to devise a plan for the government of the cities of the state of New York, and served on that commission during its life.  He is at the present time a director of the Metropolitan Steamship County, and treasurer of that company; a director of the Boston & Maine R. R. County; of the Knickerbocker Trust County, of the city of New York; of the Bank of North America, of the city of New York, and of the New York Loan and Improvement County, and of the Dominion Coal Company, Limited, of Boston.  Children::{|
-:Ch.: Susan Maria, b. 16 Nov 1869.
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-| '''Laurinda C. Whitney''', "Lucinda Jane" b. 4 Jul 1852, Conway, MA;{{ref|9}} m. 20 Oct 1875, Brookline, MA, Charles Tracy Barney, b. 27 Jan 1851, Cleveland, OH, son of Asahel H. and Susan (Tracy) Barney;{{ref|10}} resided 101 East 38th St., New York City.  Mr. Barney's home has been in New York City since he was a small boy.  His summer residence is at Southhampton, Long Island.
+| '''Laurinda C. Whitney''', "Lucinda Jane" b. 4 Jul 1852, Conway, MA;{{ref|9}} m. 20 Oct 1875, Brookline, MA, Charles Tracy Barney, b. 27 Jan 1851, Cleveland, OH, son of Asahel H. and Susan (Tracy) Barney;{{ref|10}} resided 101 East 38th St., New York City.  Mr. Barney's home has been in New York City since he was a small boy.  His summer residence is at Southhampton, Long Island.  Children:
-:Ch.: Ashbel H., b. 29 Jul 1876; James Whitney, b. 8 May 1878; Gardiner Tracy, b. 25 Jun 1880; d. 24 Jan 1887; Helen Tracy, b. 1 Feb 1882; Katharine Lansing, b. 6 Feb 1885.
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            Margaret Murry       22 F - Servt.                     Eng.
            Mary Drumm           24 F -   "                        Ireland</p>
 * [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Massachusetts, Norfolk County#9|1870, Brookline, Norfolk Co., MA]]:
 <p class="Plaintext"> 763 1004 Whitney, James S. 59 M W Prest. St. Ship Co. $20000 $50000 Mass.

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-| '''Laurinda C. Whitney''', b. 4 Jul 1852, Conway, MA; m. 20 Oct 1875, Brookline, MA, Charles Tracy Barney, b. 27 Jan 1851, Cleveland, OH, son of Asahel H. and Susan (Tracy) Barney;{{ref|9}} resided 101 East 38th St., New York City.  Mr. Barney's home has been in New York City since he was a small boy.  His summer residence is at Southhampton, Long Island.
+| '''Laurinda C. Whitney''', "Lucinda Jane" b. 4 Jul 1852, Conway, MA;{{ref|9}} m. 20 Oct 1875, Brookline, MA, Charles Tracy Barney, b. 27 Jan 1851, Cleveland, OH, son of Asahel H. and Susan (Tracy) Barney;{{ref|10}} resided 101 East 38th St., New York City.  Mr. Barney's home has been in New York City since he was a small boy.  His summer residence is at Southhampton, Long Island.
 :Ch.: Ashbel H., b. 29 Jul 1876; James Whitney, b. 8 May 1878; Gardiner Tracy, b. 25 Jun 1880; d. 24 Jan 1887; Helen Tracy, b. 1 Feb 1882; Katharine Lansing, b. 6 Feb 1885.
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 .{{note|8}} "Henrietta [Henrietta in later handwriting], d. Ja[me]s, merchant, and Lurinda of C., Apr. 6, 1847, in C.," according to [[Archive:Conway, Massachusetts, Vital Records|Conway Vital Records]].
-.{{note|9}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 272, page 216.
+.{{note|9}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 63, page 256.
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 Gen. '''James Scolly<sup>8</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, Stephen (1784-1852)|Stephen<sup>7</sup>]],