Family:Whitney, Samuel (1811-1889) - Revision history

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-| [[Family:Whitney, William Henry (16 Dec 1840-?)|'''William Henry Whitney''']], b. 16 Dec 1840, MI; m. Mary Euretta Kellogg.
+| [[Family:Whitney, William Henry (1840-1926)|'''William Henry Whitney''']], b. 16 Dec 1840, MI; m. Mary Euretta Kellogg.
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Milton Isaac (1846-a1885)|'''Milton Isaac Whitney''']], b. 4 Jun 1846, MI; m. Elizabeth M. Fuller.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Milton Isaac (1846-1936)|'''Milton Isaac Whitney''']], b. 4 Jun 1846, MI; m. Elizabeth M. Fuller.
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 '''Samuel<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
-([[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1817)|Isaac<sup>5</sup>]],
+([[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1818)|Isaac<sup>5</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Jason (1729-1807)|Jason<sup>4</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Mark (c1700-1760)|Mark<sup>3</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (1643-1723)|Benjamin<sup>2</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
-son of [[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1817)|Isaac<sup>5</sup> and Susanna (Turnback)(Hall) Whitney]],
+son of [[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1818)|Isaac<sup>5</sup> and Susanna (Turnback)(Hall) Whitney]],
 was born 9 Jul 1811, Middlesex, NY, and died 26 Apr 1889, Macomb, MI.  He was buried in Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|1}}

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 '''Samuel<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1817)|Isaac<sup>5</sup>]],
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-| '''Sophronia<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. 16 May 1837, NY or MI; d. 3 Aug 1912, Clinton, MI; unmarried; resided Mount Clemens, MI; bur.
+| '''Sophronia<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. 16 May 1837, NY or MI; d. 3 Aug 1912, Clinton, MI; unmarried; resided Mount Clemens, MI; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|3}}
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-| [[Family:Whitney, Samuel Emory (1848-1939)|'''Samuel Emory Whitney''']], b. 28 Mar 1848, MI; resided 23 Adams Ave., Detroit, MI.  S. Emory Whitney was born at Mount Clemens, Michigan.  His father, a native of New York, was raised on a farm, occasionally as a diversion teaching district school for a term, or commanding a boat for a season on the Erie canal.  In 1834, when 23 years of age, he emigrated to Michigan, purchased 20 acres of land near Mount Clemens from the government, upon which he lived till the time of his death.  S. Emory lived on his father's farm till well along in his teens, attending district school three or four months of the year.  Abandoning the farm, he chose teaching as his profession, attended the Normal school of his state, from which he graduated in 1872, since which time he has been employed in his profession.  Since graduation he has occupied the position of superintendent of schools at Armada, Marine City, and Hancock, MI, coming to Detroit in 1885 as principal of the Cass school -- one of the most prominent public schools in the state.  Of a social as well as professional nature, he is a member of several fraternal societies, ranking high in masonic circles, and has also held several elective offices.  A recent publication entitled, "Prominent Educators of Michigan" contains a very complimentary notice of him and his work.  The subject of this sketch is unmarried.  He was buried in Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|4}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, Samuel Emory (1848-1939)|'''Samuel Emory Whitney''']], b. 28 Mar 1848, MI; unmarried.
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-| '''Laton Dennis Whitney''', b. 8 Mar 1850, MI; resided Mount Clemens; farmer at Macomb; d. Feb. 9, 1932; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI;{{ref|5}} unmarried.
+| '''Laton Dennis Whitney''', b. 8 Mar 1850, MI; resided Mount Clemens; farmer at Macomb; d. Feb. 9, 1932; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI;{{ref|4}} unmarried.
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-| '''Milo Herbert Whitney''', b. 5 Mar 1852, MI; resided Mount Clemens; farmer at Macomb; d. 7 Jun 1929; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI;{{ref|6}} unmarried.
+| '''Milo Herbert Whitney''', b. 5 Mar 1852, MI; resided Mount Clemens; farmer at Macomb; d. 7 Jun 1929; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI;{{ref|5}} unmarried.
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-| '''Allen Sisson Whitney''', b. 16 Jun 1857, MI; d. 9 Sep 1944; bur. Forest Hill Cemetery, Ann Arbor, MI;{{ref|7}} m. 6 Jun 1916, Washtenaw Co., MI, Maybelle Ella Howe; resided Saginaw; for several year he was superintendent of the public schools there; first Dean of the College of Education at the University of Michigan.
+| '''Allen Sisson Whitney''', b. 16 Jun 1857, MI; d. 9 Sep 1944; bur. Forest Hill Cemetery, Ann Arbor, MI;{{ref|6}} m. 6 Jun 1916, Washtenaw Co., MI, Maybelle Ella Howe; resided Saginaw; for several year he was superintendent of the public schools there; first Dean of the College of Education at the University of Michigan.
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-| '''Clarence Eugene Whitney''', b. ca. 1860 or 2 Jun 1866, MI; resided 23 Adams St., Detroit, MI; He is a teacher in the Detroit public schools; d. 21 Jul 1936; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|8}}
+| '''Clarence Eugene Whitney''', b. ca. 1860 or 2 Jun 1866, MI; resided 23 Adams St., Detroit, MI; He is a teacher in the Detroit public schools; d. 21 Jul 1936; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|7}}
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-| '''Florence Hattie Whitney''', b. 17 Jul 1865, MI, resided Mount Clemens; d. 28 Feb 1955; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|9}}
+| '''Florence Hattie Whitney''', b. 17 Jul 1865, MI, resided Mount Clemens; d. 28 Feb 1955; bur. Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|8}}
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 Dennis L. WHITNEY      30 Son  M S W  MI  Farmer              NY NY
 Milo H. WHITNEY        28 Son  M S W  MI  Farm Laborer        NY NY</p>
 * [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Michigan#239a|1880, Mt. Clemens, Macomb Co., MI]]:
 <p class="Plaintext">Eugene C. WHILNEY      20 Self M M W  MI  School Teacher      NY NY
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 .{{note|3}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119526313& Find A Grave memorial #119526313], Sophronia Whitney.
-.{{note|4}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119526283& Find A Grave memorial #119526283], Samuel Emory Whitney.
+.{{note|4}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119525793& Find A Grave memorial #119525793], Lotion Dennis Whitney.
-.{{note|5}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119525793& Find A Grave memorial #119525793], Lotion Dennis Whitney.
+.{{note|5}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119526227& Find A Grave memorial #119526227], Milo H. Whitney.
-.{{note|6}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119526227& Find A Grave memorial #119526227], Milo H. Whitney.
+.{{note|6}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=XXXXX& Find A Grave memorial #43423585], Allen Sisson Whitney.
-.{{note|7}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=XXXXX& Find A Grave memorial #43423585], Allen Sisson Whitney.
+.{{note|7}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119525843& Find A Grave memorial #119525843], Eugene C. Whitney.
-.{{note|8}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119525843& Find A Grave memorial #119525843], Eugene C. Whitney.
+.{{note|8}} [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119515810& Find A Grave memorial #119515810], Florence H. Whitney.
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 [[Category:Michigan]]
 [[Category:Mount Clemens, Macomb County, Michigan]]
-[[Category:Armada, Macomb County, Michigan]]
+[[Category:Clinton, Macomb County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Wayne County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Lapeer County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Kings Mill, Lapeer County, Michigan]]

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-| '''Samuel Emory Whitney''', b. 28 Mar 1848, MI; resided 23 Adams Ave., Detroit, MI.  S. Emory Whitney was born at Mount Clemens, Michigan.  His father, a native of New York, was raised on a farm, occasionally as a diversion teaching district school for a term, or commanding a boat for a season on the Erie canal.  In 1834, when 23 years of age, he emigrated to Michigan, purchased 20 acres of land near Mount Clemens from the government, upon which he lived till the time of his death.  S. Emory lived on his father's farm till well along in his teens, attending district school three or four months of the year.  Abandoning the farm, he chose teaching as his profession, attended the Normal school of his state, from which he graduated in 1872, since which time he has been employed in his profession.  Since graduation he has occupied the position of superintendent of schools at Armada, Marine City, and Hancock, MI, coming to Detroit in 1885 as principal of the Cass school -- one of the most prominent public schools in the state.  Of a social as well as professional nature, he is a member of several fraternal societies, ranking high in masonic circles, and has also held several elective offices.  A recent publication entitled, "Prominent Educators of Michigan" contains a very complimentary notice of him and his work.  The subject of this sketch is unmarried.  He was buried in Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|4}}
+| [[Family:Whitney, Samuel Emory (1848-1939)|'''Samuel Emory Whitney''']], b. 28 Mar 1848, MI; resided 23 Adams Ave., Detroit, MI.  S. Emory Whitney was born at Mount Clemens, Michigan.  His father, a native of New York, was raised on a farm, occasionally as a diversion teaching district school for a term, or commanding a boat for a season on the Erie canal.  In 1834, when 23 years of age, he emigrated to Michigan, purchased 20 acres of land near Mount Clemens from the government, upon which he lived till the time of his death.  S. Emory lived on his father's farm till well along in his teens, attending district school three or four months of the year.  Abandoning the farm, he chose teaching as his profession, attended the Normal school of his state, from which he graduated in 1872, since which time he has been employed in his profession.  Since graduation he has occupied the position of superintendent of schools at Armada, Marine City, and Hancock, MI, coming to Detroit in 1885 as principal of the Cass school -- one of the most prominent public schools in the state.  Of a social as well as professional nature, he is a member of several fraternal societies, ranking high in masonic circles, and has also held several elective offices.  A recent publication entitled, "Prominent Educators of Michigan" contains a very complimentary notice of him and his work.  The subject of this sketch is unmarried.  He was buried in Clinton Grove Cemetery, Clinton, MI.{{ref|4}}
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            Mary Ann  "          7 F -                         Mich.
            Sephrona Whitney    21 F - Servant                 New York</p>
 * [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Michigan, Macomb County#4|1870, Macomb, Macomb Co., MI]]:
 <p class="Plaintext"> 125  128 Whitney, Samuel       59 M W Farmer        $10500 $2640 New York  Male citizen over 21

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 was born 9 Jul 1811, Middlesex, NY, and died 26 Apr 1889, Macomb, MI.
-He married, 21 Apr 1836, Macomb, MI, '''Ann Stroup''', daughter of George and Susanna (Riegel) Stroup.  She was born 5 Mar 1819, Fayette, NY.
+He married, 21 Apr 1836, Macomb, MI, '''Ann Stroup''', daughter of George and Susanna (Riegel) Stroup.  She was born 5 Mar 1819, Fayette, NY. and died 2 Jan 1901, Clinton, MI.
 He was born in Middlesex, Ontario Co., NY, now Potter, Yates Co.  He migrated to Michigan in 1834, settling in Detroit, where he resided for two years going then to a farm at Macomb, which he purchased of the government, where he ever after resided.  He resided Macomb, MI.
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-Copyright &copy; 2006, 2009, 2010, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2006, 2009, 2010, 2014, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
 [[Category:Michigan]]
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 [[Category:Hancock, Houghton County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Macomb County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Macomb, Macomb County, Michigan]]
 [[Category:Saint Clair County, Michigan]]

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	'''Samuel<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''		'''Samuel<sup>6</sup> Whitney'''
	([[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1817)\|Isaac<sup>5</sup>]],		([[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1770-1817)\|Isaac<sup>5</sup>]],