Difference between revisions of "User:OldinVT"

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  Asa, b. 9-25-1786
 
  Asa, b. 9-25-1786
 
  Alpheus, b. 1-29-1791 (2nd son)
 
  Alpheus, b. 1-29-1791 (2nd son)
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In the 1830 Census Index:
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WHITNEY, Philip, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 161
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  Alpheus, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 156
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  Asa, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158
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  Eleasen, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158
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  Jotham, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158
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In the 1820 Census Index:
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WHITNEY, Philip, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 073
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  Eleazer, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 071
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  Ward, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 075
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In the 1810 Census Index:
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WHITNEY, Asa, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 289
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  Eleasar, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 289
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In the 1800 Census Index:
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WHITNEY, Eleazer, Halifax, Windham Co., 22010-31010-00
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No Eleazer WHITNEY appears in the 1790 Census Index.
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The last record of this Eleazer WHITNEY says that he was 26-45 years old, as
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was his wife, and they had 2 sons 0-9, 2 sons 10-15, 3 daughters 0-9, and 1
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daughter 10-15.  This makes him born between 1755 and 1774.  He is a very
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likely candidate for the father of your Philip WHITNEY, b. 1797.
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I do not know the origin of Eleazer WHITNEY of Halifax, VT.  Perhaps someone
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with access to Pierce's _Whitney Genealogy_ can find him.  I also have no
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record of a marriage between any WHITNEY male and any BARTLETT or WARD female
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before 1800.
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You should look for probate records for Eleazer WHITNEY between 1830 and 1840
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in or near Halifax, VT, to look for proof that Philip was his son.

Revision as of 02:31, 15 June 2006

My Whitney Line

Edit My Whitney Line

I have traced back to Nathan Whitney, but uncertain as to date or place of birth. I would guess about 1735. I do know he was married to Abigail and they had a son, Eleazer, born about 1755 in Halifax, Vermont. Eleazer was married to Martha Crozier in 1784 and they had at least 9 children. My Grandmother was Leona Whitney Pratt the daughter of Mervin and Florence Ingram Whitney. I have a considerable amount of information on Whitneys in this area going back to Nathan, but thats where the trail has ended for me.


Eleazer Whitney, m. 8-3-1788 (or 1784) Martha Crozier, in Halifax, VT. He died 6-10-1840, age 85 (b. 1755), bur. Whitneyville

Children: 

Asa, b. 9-25-1786
Alpheus, b. 1-29-1791 (2nd son)


In the 1830 Census Index: WHITNEY, Philip, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 161 

  Alpheus, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 156
  Asa, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158
  Eleasen, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158
  Jotham, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 158

In the 1820 Census Index: WHITNEY, Philip, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 073 

  Eleazer, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 071
  Ward, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 075

In the 1810 Census Index: WHITNEY, Asa, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 289 

  Eleasar, Halifax, Windham Co., p. 289

In the 1800 Census Index: WHITNEY, Eleazer, Halifax, Windham Co., 22010-31010-00

No Eleazer WHITNEY appears in the 1790 Census Index.

The last record of this Eleazer WHITNEY says that he was 26-45 years old, as was his wife, and they had 2 sons 0-9, 2 sons 10-15, 3 daughters 0-9, and 1 daughter 10-15. This makes him born between 1755 and 1774. He is a very likely candidate for the father of your Philip WHITNEY, b. 1797.

I do not know the origin of Eleazer WHITNEY of Halifax, VT. Perhaps someone with access to Pierce's _Whitney Genealogy_ can find him. I also have no record of a marriage between any WHITNEY male and any BARTLETT or WARD female before 1800.

You should look for probate records for Eleazer WHITNEY between 1830 and 1840 in or near Halifax, VT, to look for proof that Philip was his son.

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