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([[Family:Whitney, Eugene Henry (1876-1955)|Eugene Henry<sup>9</sup>]], | ([[Family:Whitney, Eugene Henry (1876-1955)|Eugene Henry<sup>9</sup>]], | ||
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[[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1798-1866)|Isaac<sup>7</sup>]], | [[Family:Whitney, Isaac (1798-1866)|Isaac<sup>7</sup>]], | ||
[[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1756-1844)|Jacob<sup>6</sup>]], | [[Family:Whitney, Jacob (1756-1844)|Jacob<sup>6</sup>]], | ||
Revision as of 13:20, 31 March 2010
William Eugene10 Whitney (Eugene Henry9, William Henry8, Isaac7, Jacob6, Abraham5, Abraham4, Moses3, Richard2, John1), son of Eugene Henry9 and Bertha Catherine (Taylor) Whitney,[1] was born 6 Apr 1909, Maynard, MA,[2] and died 19 Nov 1993, Gulfport, MS, from pneumonia related to an assault.[3]
He married 1 Aug 1931, Bolton, MA,[4] Alice Rita Baker, daughter of Frank and Frances (Drobinowicz) Baker. She was born 1 May 1910, Poland, and died 1 Jan 2001, Gulfport, MS, from complications of Alzheimers.
They lived in Maynard, MA, Stow, MA, Spring Hill, FL and Gulfport, MS. Bill was first a printer and later drove a bus in Maynard.
Children of William Eugene10 and Alice (Baker) Whitney:
i. Marjorie Therese11 Whitney, b. 13 Sep 1930, Waltham, MA; d. 28 Jan 2006, Pensacola, Fl; m. 15 June 1952, Maynard, MA, Lester A. Turner.[5] ii. William Eugene Whitney II, b. 1936, Concord, MA.
References
1.^ Birth Certificate, MA Archives (Boston, MA), Town of Maynard, 1909 v583 p566.
2.^ Birth Certificate (see above).
3.^ Notified by next of kin, William Eugene Whitney II.
4.^ Marriage Registry, MA Registry of Vital Records and Statistics, Town of Stow, 1931 v63 p221.
5.^ I have copies of her birth, death, and marriage certificates.
Copyright © 2010, Janet Turner Barlow and the Whitney Research Group
