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 Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)|John<sup>5</sup>]],
-(poss.) [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (1707-1754)|Samuel<sup>4</sup>]],
+(poss.) [[Family:Whitney, Samuel (1707-a1789)|Samuel<sup>4</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, John (c1678-a1739)|John<sup>3</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (1643-1723)|Benjamin<sup>2</sup>]],

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 :{|
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-| '''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. ca. 1794; m. 29 Mar 1812, Betsey Mains, daughter of John and Olive (Day) Mains, b. 2 Feb 1797, Leeds, ME.  Children:
+| [[Family:Whitney, Joseph (c1794-?)|'''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''']], b. ca. 1794; m. Betsey Mains.
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 Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)|John<sup>5</sup>]],
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-| '''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. ca. 1794; m. 29 Mar 1812, Betsey Mains, daughter of John and Olive (Day) Mains, b. 2 Feb 1797, Leeds, ME.
+| '''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. ca. 1794; m. 29 Mar 1812, Betsey Mains, daughter of John and Olive (Day) Mains, b. 2 Feb 1797, Leeds, ME.  Children:
-:Ch.:  Rosina<sup>8</sup> Whitney.
+:{|
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 :{|
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-| '''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. ca. 1794; m. 29 Mar 1812, Betsey Mains.
+| '''Joseph<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. ca. 1794; m. 29 Mar 1812, Betsey Mains, daughter of John and Olive (Day) Mains, b. 2 Feb 1797, Leeds, ME.
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-Copyright &copy; 2007, 2011, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2007, 2011, 2012, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
 [[Category:Maine]]
 [[Category:Androscoggin County, Maine]]
 [[Category:Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine]]

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-| '''Joanna F. Whitney''', b. 1797, Linconville, ME.
+| '''Joanna F. Whitney''', b. 1797, Linconville, ME; "Joan" m. (int. 20 Jul 1833, Lincolnville, ME) Abner Heal 2d "both of Lincolnville",{{ref|4}} b. 2 Jun 1782, Edgecomb, ME, d. 7 Dec 1859, Lincolnville, ME, son of Isaac and Ruth (Dunton) Heal, as his second wife.  They were living next door to her brother Sedate in 1850 (she as "Lovina", but Joanna in 1860 and 1870).  A daughter by his first wife Anna Young was Dolly Ann Heal, who married her brother Sedate Whitney (below).
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-| '''Lois Whitney''', b. 7 Feb 1803, Leeds, ME (twin); m. 25 Jan 1821, Leeds, ME, James L. Bishop.
+| '''Lois Whitney''', b. 7 Feb 1803, Leeds, ME (twin); d. 29 Oct 1872, Lagrange, ME, aged 74 years 8 months; m. 25 Jan 1821, Leeds, ME, James L. Bishop.
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-| '''Mary Whitney'''.
+| '''Mary Whitney'''.  She may have been the Mary Whitney who was b. 21 Apr 1792; d. 25 May 1879, Lincolnville, ME; m. 26 Aug 1817, Lincolnville, ME, Sedate W. Young.{{ref|5}}
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-| '''(child) Whitney'''.
+| '''(child) Whitney'''.  This child may have been the Rhoda Whitney who m. (int. 31 Oct 1840, Lincolnville, ME), Charles M. Young, "both of Lincolnville".{{ref|6}}
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 .{{note|3}} Burgess, Rev. G. A., and Ward, Rev. J. T., [[Archive:Free Baptist Cyclopaedia|''Free Baptist Cyclopaedia.  Historical and Biographical'']] (Chicago, IL: Free Baptist Cyclopaedia Co., 1889), p. 697.
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	Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''		Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
	([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)\|John<sup>5</sup>]],		([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)\|John<sup>5</sup>]],

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-{{rename|Family:Whitney, John (c1763-a1813)}}
+{{rename|Family:Whitney, John (c1763-1826)}}
 Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)|John<sup>5</sup>]],
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 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
 son of [[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)|"Elder" John<sup>5</sup> and Joanna (Foy) Whitney]],
-was born about 1763, Meduncook, ME, and died unknown.
+was born about 1763, Meduncook, ME, and died 1826, Leeds, ME.
 He "Mr." married, 3 Dec 1789, Thomaston, ME, "Mrs." '''Lois Wadsworth''', "both of Camden",{{ref|1}} daughter of Sedate and Polly (Smith) Wadsworth.  She was born 3 Aug 1767, Lincolnville, ME.

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 He "Mr." married, 3 Dec 1789, Thomaston, ME, "Mrs." '''Lois Wadsworth''', "both of Camden",{{ref|1}} daughter of Sedate and Polly (Smith) Wadsworth.  She was born 3 Aug 1767, Lincolnville, ME.
-Children of John<sup>6</sup> and Lois (Wadsworth) Whitney:{{ref|2}}
+:"Whitney, Rev. John, of Gouldsborough, Me., went 150 miles to New Durham, N. H., in June 1785, to attend the Q. M., and there related his Christian experience and call to the ministry. The question of his ordination was referred to the next Q. M., when it was decided in the affirmative, and he was ordained at Westport, Sept. 7; Randall himself preached the sermon, Tingley made the consecrating prayer, and Hibbard gave the hand of fellowship. He was the first to be ordained to the ministry in the denomination, and for thirty years he was successful especially in awakening sinners in his evangelistic work. He frequently met with opposition in his preaching tours. He visited the frontier settlements with Tingley the year of his ordination, and souls were saved and a few churches organized. He went to reside at Edgecomb, where a church of twenty members was organized by the aid of Hibbard. In 1787 a remarkable revival was enjoyed by him at Royalsborough. In 1798 he baptized several at Lewiston and visited the "Eastern country." He moved his family to Leeds. where they resided for several years. He organized churches at Canaan, Bristol, and at the present Camden. In 1791, from the revival in Kittery, a church was embodied. In September, 1793, with Randall Tingley, Hibbard, and Deacon Otis he went from the Y. M. to answer the call for help from the churches in the Sandy River valley. Later he was requested by the Y. M. with Hibbard and two laymen to visit what is now Burnham. He was partly drawn into Lock's plan to form a Christian community with common property in 1800, but he made a public confession and a speedy return. In 1813 he moved to Newfield, and through faithful labors the place of death soon bloomed as a garden. One hundred and fifty were converted during the year. Samuel Burbank, the teacher, with many pupils was among the number."{{ref|2}}
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 .{{note|2}} [http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/whitney/2002-10/1034301764 E-mail message from John L. Whitney, 10 Oct 2002].
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	Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''		Rev. '''John<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
	([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)\|John<sup>5</sup>]],		([[Family:Whitney, John (c1740-1820)\|John<sup>5</sup>]],