Difference between revisions of "Family:Whitney, James G. (1822-a1880)"
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== Census == | == Census == | ||
| − | *1860, Lafayette, Macon | + | * [[Archive:1860 Census Extracts, Tennessee#2|1860, Lafayette, Macon Co., TN]]: |
| − | *1870, Precinct 1, Allen | + | <p class="Plaintext"> 180 169 J. G. Whitney 39 M - Farmer $300 Ky. |
| + | S. C. 26 F - " | ||
| + | A. B. 4 F - Indiana | ||
| + | A. A. 2 F - Ky. | ||
| + | Henetha 4/12 F - " | ||
| + | Jane Henderson 48 F - "</p> | ||
| + | * [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Kentucky#1|1870, Precinct 1, Allen Co., KY]]: | ||
| + | <p class="Plaintext">283 283 James G Whitney 49 M W Farmer 400 400 KY | ||
| + | Sarah E 37 F W Keeping house " | ||
| + | Alsa B 14 M W At home IL | ||
| + | Agnus A 12 F W KY | ||
| + | Henrietta 10 F W TN | ||
| + | Cealy C 8 F W " | ||
| + | Anna 6 F W " | ||
| + | Mary A 4 F W "</p> | ||
*1880, Scottsville, Allen County, Kentucky | *1880, Scottsville, Allen County, Kentucky | ||
Revision as of 18:20, 25 December 2009
James G.7 Whitney (Jeremiah6, John5, Samuel4, Joshua3, David2, Samuel1), was born circa 1822, KY.
He married Sarah E. Brown, born circa 1837, KY.
Children of James G. and Sarah E. (Brown) Whitney:
i. Alsey B. Whitney, b. ca. 1857, IL. ii. Agnes A. Whitney, b. ca. 1858, KY. iii. Henrietta Whitney, b. ca. 1860, TN. iv. Cellia C. Whitney, b. ca. 1862, TN. v. Emma Whitney, b. ca. 1867, KY. vi. Mary Alice Whitney, b. ca. 1867, KY. vii. Alonzo Whitney, b. 8 Sep 1877, Allen Co., KY, d. 8 Mar 1946, Macon Co., TN, m. Mallie Simmons, b. 11 Jan 1884, LaFayette, Macon Co., TN, d. 20 Oct 1918, Macon Co., TN.
Census
180 169 J. G. Whitney 39 M - Farmer $300 Ky. S. C. 26 F - " A. B. 4 F - Indiana A. A. 2 F - Ky. Henetha 4/12 F - " Jane Henderson 48 F - "
283 283 James G Whitney 49 M W Farmer 400 400 KY Sarah E 37 F W Keeping house " Alsa B 14 M W At home IL Agnus A 12 F W KY Henrietta 10 F W TN Cealy C 8 F W " Anna 6 F W " Mary A 4 F W "
- 1880, Scottsville, Allen County, Kentucky
References
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