Family:Whitney, Malcom (b1769-b1827) - Revision history

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 :Signed, Sealed, published, pronounced & declared by the Testator, to be his last Will & testament, in our presence, who at his reuest in his presence & in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as Witnesses thereto.
 :Tolliver Martin
-:Rebekah Martin Malcom Whitney
+:Rebekah Martin Malcom Whitney (Rebecca Whitney married Taliaferro "Tolliver" Martin and her birthdate was about 1775 therefore, she is most likely a sister to Malcolm Whitney, not a daughter)
-:Zachariah Martin
+:Zachariah Martin (Zachariah is the brother of Tolliver Martin)
 :South Carolina
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-| '''(daughter) Whitney''', m. Reason Woolley.{{ref|16}} This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
+| '''(daughter) Whitney''', m. Reason Woolley.{{ref|16}} This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.  Daughter's name was either Amy or Aria, but exact name can not be confirmed due to inaccuracies in records.
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-| '''[[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|Emily Whitney]]''', b. 1811-1815, d. aft 1880, m. Hardy Wall.
+| '''[[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|Emily Whitney]]''', b. 1811-1815; m. Hardy Wall.
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|'''Emily Whitney''']], m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}} Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list. Emily Wall, b. ca. 1811, SC, wife of Hardy Wall, listed in Barnwell, SC in 1850. Children in the household: Wm, 18; Nancy, 15; Matilda, 14; Lazarus, 12; Handy, 8; Darling, 6; Julia, 5; and Amaranthia (sp?), 3. Because of their ages, Emily could not have been the mother of the elder children, so she was probably a second wife.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|'''Emily Whitney''']], b. ca. 1811-1815; m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}}  Emily was one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
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-|  '''Rachael Whitney''', m. ----- Youngblood. {{ref|17}} Was she the Rachel Youngblood, wife of Sam Youngblood, who resided in Barnwell Co., SC in 1850, b. ca. 1800?
+|  '''Rachael Whitney''', m. ----- Youngblood.{{ref|17}}  Was she the Rachel Youngblood, wife of Sam Youngblood, who resided in Barnwell Co., SC in 1850, b. ca. 1800?
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 | '''Mary Whitney''', m. William M. Walker.
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-| '''Emily Whitney''', b. 1811-1815, d. aft 1880, m. Hardy Wall.
+| '''[[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|Emily Whitney]]''', b. 1811-1815, d. aft 1880, m. Hardy Wall.
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-| '''(daughter) Whitney''', b. 1794-1804.
+| '''Mary Whitney''', b. 1797, m. William M. Walker, b. 1799.
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-| '''(daughter) Whitney''', b. 1810-1820.
+| '''Emily Whitney''', b. 1811-1815, d. aft 1880, m. Hardy Wall.
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|'''Emily Whitney''']], m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}} Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list. Emily Wall, b. ca. 1820, SC, wife of Hardy Wall, listed in Barnwell, SC in 1850. Children in the household: Wm, 18; Nancy, 15; Matilda, 14; Lazarus, 12; Handy, 8; Darling, 6; Julia, 5; and Amaranthia (sp?), 3. Because of their ages, Emily could not have been the mother of the elder children, so she was probably a second wife.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|'''Emily Whitney''']], m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}} Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list. Emily Wall, b. ca. 1811, SC, wife of Hardy Wall, listed in Barnwell, SC in 1850. Children in the household: Wm, 18; Nancy, 15; Matilda, 14; Lazarus, 12; Handy, 8; Darling, 6; Julia, 5; and Amaranthia (sp?), 3. Because of their ages, Emily could not have been the mother of the elder children, so she was probably a second wife.
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 :Inventory of Estate made December 13, 1827 by David Buckhalter, Jesse Johnson, William Conway, John Bush
-:Sale of Estate made October 16, 1834. Buyers were William Walker, Jesse Youngblood, Rachel Youngblood, Edmond Stringfield, Hardy Wall, Reason Woolley, Rachel Whitney
+:Sale of Estate made October 16, 1834. Buyers were William M. Walker, Jesse Youngblood, Rachel Youngblood, Edmond Stringfield, Hardy Wall, Reason Woolley, Rachel Whitney, Mrs. Red, Richard Armstrong, Louis Bates, David Buckhalter, John McLamore, Randol More.
 :On September 22, 1834 the petition of Rachel Whitney sheweth that she come to the conclusion to break up housekeeping, and live with one of her sons in law, on account of her age and infirmity she cannot well live by her self.
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 Malcom Whitney did not specifically name any of his sons-in-law or daughters in his will.  Rachael Whitney did not re-marry so the property was never divided equally between the children and his widow.
-The following list of children (unproven) was inferred from private family records, later deeds for Malcom Whitney's known properties, and the close proximity of the family members to Rachael Whitney in later years:
+The following list of children proven from Barnwell court records, later deeds for Malcom Whitney's known properties, and the close proximity of the family members to Rachael Whitney in later years:
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 |  '''Rachael Whitney''', m. ----- Youngblood. {{ref|17}} Was she the Rachel Youngblood, wife of Sam Youngblood, who resided in Barnwell Co., SC in 1850, b. ca. 1800?
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-| '''Martha Whitney''', m. ----- Red 15 January 1825 Brother Malcom Whitney made application for a letter of Dismission from this Church and one also for his daughter Martha Red Both Granted.{{ref|13}}
+| '''Martha Whitney''', m. ----- Red, 15 Jan 1825.  Brother Malcom Whitney made application for a letter of Dismission from this Church and one also for his daughter Martha Red Both Granted.{{ref|13}}
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Martha (1815-?)|'''Matilda Whitney''']], m. Wyley Burkhalter, b. ca. 1816.{{ref|14}}  Matilda was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Martha (1815-?)|'''Martha Whitney''']], m. Wyley Burkhalter, b. ca. 1816.{{ref|14}}  Martha was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
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 '''Malcom Whitney''', parentage unknown, born before 1769,{{ref|1}} and died between 1820 and 31 Oct 1827.{{ref|2}}
-He married Rachael (-----).{{ref|3}}
+He married '''Rachael -----'''.{{ref|3}}
 Malcom Whitney is initially found on tax list  in  Washington County Virginia:
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 'Malcon' 'Maleon' 'Mahlon' ?? Whitney paid one tithe {{ref|7}}
-There have not been any property records found, to date, for Malcom Whitney in Washington County, Virginia. The 1787 Census of Virginia notes the  location of Malcom Whitney as in the District of David Carson, Washington County Virginia.
+There have not been any property records found, to date, for Malcom Whitney in Washington County, Virginia.  The 1787 Census of Virginia notes the  location of Malcom Whitney as in the District of David Carson, Washington County Virginia.{{ref|8}}.
 The 1791 Personal Property Tax List, Washington  County, Virginia appears to be the last record for Malcom Whitney in Virginia.
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 He is next documented on a South Carolina land deed dated 14 Dec 1816 showing as an adjacent land owner on Upper Three Runs, Barnwell District.{{ref|9}}
-Malcom Whitney was a member of the Rosemary Baptist Church near Williston, Barnwell County, South Carolina. He first appears in the written records of the Church in early 1816. Subsequent Church records suggest that Malcom Whitney had relocated to the Barnwell area of South Carolina from Georgia. 17 April 1819, The Church appointed Brother Clerk to write our Sister Church at Augusta (Georgia) to return his (Malcom Whitney's) Letter with directions to give it into this Church. {{ref|10}}. The problems were apparently resolved and The Church
+Malcom Whitney was a member of the Rosemary Baptist Church near Williston, Barnwell County, South Carolina. He first appears in the written records of the Church in early 1816. Subsequent Church records suggest that Malcom Whitney had relocated to the Barnwell area of South Carolina from Georgia. 17 April 1819, The Church appointed Brother Clerk to write our Sister Church at Augusta (Georgia) to return his (Malcom Whitney's) Letter with directions to give it into this Church. {{ref|10}}. The problems were apparently resolved and The Church met in conference 11 September 1819 and  resolved to license Brother Whitney to preach the Gospel.{{ref|11}}
 :THE WHITNEY FAMILY OF SOUTH CAROLINA{{ref|12}}
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-Malcom Whitney did not specifically name any of his sons in law or daughters in his will. Rachael Whitney did not re-marry so the property was never divided equally between the children and his widow.
+Malcom Whitney did not specifically name any of his sons-in-law or daughters in his will.  Rachael Whitney did not re-marry so the property was never divided equally between the children and his widow.
 The following list of children (unproven) was inferred from private family records, later deeds for Malcom Whitney's known properties, and the close proximity of the family members to Rachael Whitney in later years:
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-| '''[[Family:Whitney, Martha (1815-?)|Matilda Whitney]]''', m. Wyley Burkhalter, b. ca. 1816.{{ref|14}} Matilda was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
+| '''[[Family:Whitney, Martha (1815-?)|'''Matilda Whitney''']]''', m. Wyley Burkhalter, b. ca. 1816.{{ref|14}}  Matilda was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
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-| '''[[Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|Emily Whitney]]''', m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}} Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list. Emily Wall, b. ca. 1820, SC, wife of Hardy Wall, listed in Barnwell, SC in 1850. Children in the household: Wm, 18; Nancy, 15; Matilda, 14; Lazarus, 12; Handy, 8; Darling, 6; Julia, 5; and Amaranthia (sp?), 3. Because of their ages, Emily could not have been the mother of the elder children, so she was probably a second wife.
+| [['''Family:Whitney, Emily (1815-?)|Emily Whitney''']]''', m. Hardy Wall.{{ref|15}} Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list. Emily Wall, b. ca. 1820, SC, wife of Hardy Wall, listed in Barnwell, SC in 1850. Children in the household: Wm, 18; Nancy, 15; Matilda, 14; Lazarus, 12; Handy, 8; Darling, 6; Julia, 5; and Amaranthia (sp?), 3. Because of their ages, Emily could not have been the mother of the elder children, so she was probably a second wife.
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 == References ==
-. {{note|1}} 1787 Tax List Washington County, Virginia; 'Malcum' Whitney paid one tithe
+.{{note|1}} 1787 Tax List Washington County, Virginia; 'Malcum' Whitney paid one tithe
-. {{note|2}} He was listed on the 1820 census and his will was probated
+.{{note|2}} He was listed on the 1820 census and his will was probated
-. {{note|3}} Rachael Whitney as named in the Will of Malcom Whitney
+.{{note|3}} Rachael Whitney as named in the Will of Malcom Whitney
-. {{note|4}} Wshington County Virginia, Tax ables, 1782-1787, Page 57
+.{{note|4}} Wshington County Virginia, Tax ables, 1782-1787, Page 57
-. {{note|5}} Washington County  Virginia Personal Property Tax, Page 51
+.{{note|5}} Washington County  Virginia Personal Property Tax, Page 51
-. {{note|6}} Washington  County Virginia  Personal Property Tax,Page 166
+.{{note|6}} Washington  County Virginia  Personal Property Tax,Page 166
-. {{note|7}}Washington County Virginia Personal Property Tax, List 1791-1799, Page 13
+.{{note|7}}Washington County Virginia Personal Property Tax, List 1791-1799, Page 13
-. {{note|8}}1787 Census of Virginia, Vol.2, Page 964, District of David Carson, Washington County,  Virginia
+.{{note|8}}1787 Census of Virginia, Vol.2, Page 964, District of David Carson, Washington County,  Virginia
-. {{note|9}} South Carolina Archives, Series 213194, Vol.0044, Page 00320, Item 1.
+.{{note|9}} South Carolina Archives, Series 213194, Vol.0044, Page 00320, Item 1.
-. {{note|10}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 3, No. 4, Fall 1979, p.217
+.{{note|10}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 3, No. 4, Fall 1979, p.217
-. {{note|11}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 7, No. 3, Summer 1979, p.139
+.{{note|11}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 7, No. 3, Summer 1979, p.139
-. {{note|12}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?malcom::whitney::2700.html The will of Malcom Whitney] Researched and transcribed by Ms. Pauline Young, South Carolina, posted by Jeanne Neilon.
+.{{note|12}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?malcom::whitney::2700.html The will of Malcom Whitney] Researched and transcribed by Ms. Pauline Young, South Carolina, posted by Jeanne Neilon.
-. {{note|13}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 8,No. 2, Spring 1980, p.83
+.{{note|13}} Holcomb, Brent (1979) "Early Records of Rosemary Baptist Church" SCMAR Vol 8,No. 2, Spring 1980, p.83
-. {{note|14}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?malcom::whitney::2756.html Whitney/Burkhalter and Whitney/Wall Marriages in SC, 1800s]
+.{{note|14}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?malcom::whitney::2756.html Whitney/Burkhalter and Whitney/Wall Marriages in SC, 1800s]
-. {{note|15}} ibid.
+.{{note|15}} ''Ibid.''
-. {{note|16}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/barnwell/messages/688.html Reason Woolley/Malcom Whitney, Barnwell, SC]
+.{{note|16}} [http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/barnwell/messages/688.html Reason Woolley/Malcom Whitney, Barnwell, SC]
 .{{note|17}} The Will of Malcom Whitney
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-Copyright &copy; 2008, the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2008, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Jeanne Neilon|Jeanne Neilon]], [[User:Tara 767|Tara Bellomy]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
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 Copyright &copy; 2008, the [[Whitney Research Group]]
-[[Category: Parentage Unknown]]
+[[Category:Parentage Unknown]]
-[[Category: Georgia]]
+[[Category:Georgia]]
-[[Category: Augusta, Georgia]]
+[[Category:Richmond County, Georgia]]
-[[Category: South Carolina]]
+[[Category:Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia]]
-[[Category: Barnwell County, South Carolina]]
+[[Category:South Carolina]]
-[[Category: Virginia]]
+[[Category:Barnwell County, South Carolina]]
-[[Category: Washington County, Virginia]]
+[[Category:Virginia]]