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[[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
 
[[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
 
son of [[Family:Whitney, Timothy (1730-1803)|Timothy<sup>5</sup> and Alice<sup>5</sup> (Whitney) Whitney]],
 
son of [[Family:Whitney, Timothy (1730-1803)|Timothy<sup>5</sup> and Alice<sup>5</sup> (Whitney) Whitney]],
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was born 13 Apr 1777, Petersham, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 27 Jul 1846, Boston, MA.
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was born 13 Apr 1777 (twin) [Pierce], or 13 Apr 177[torn], Petersham, MA,{{ref|1}} and died 27 Jul 1846, Boston, MA, in the 70th year of his age.{{ref|2}}
  
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Marriage intentions were published -- Sep 1804, Blandford, MA, for him "of Blandford" and '''Henrietta Heliman''' "of Granville".{{ref|2}}  Intentions of marriage were published 2 Sep 1804, Granville, MA, for him "of Blandford" and '''Hariot Huliman'''.{{ref|3}}  He married, 16 Sep 1804, '''Harriett Heileman'''.  She was born Jun 1783 and died 26 Sept 1849.  
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Marriage intentions were published -- Sep 1804, Blandford, MA, for him "of Blandford" and '''Henrietta Heliman''' "of Granville".{{ref|3}}  Intentions of marriage were published 2 Sep 1804, Granville, MA, for him "of Blandford" and '''Hariot Huliman'''.{{ref|4}}  He married, 16 Sep 1804, '''Harriett Heileman'''.  She was born Jun 1783, Granville, MA, and died 26 Sept 1849 [Pierce], or 25 Sep 1848, Boston, MA, aged 66 years, of dysentery.{{ref|5}}
  
 
He was born in Harvard, MA, and received an excellent education at the common and private schools.  At an early age he engaged in teaching, which profession he followed all his life.  He was principal of the schools in Blandford, MA, Berkshire, New Haven, Monckton, and Cheshire, VT, and later taught writing school in Boston, where he died.  He resided Blandford and Boston, MA.  
 
He was born in Harvard, MA, and received an excellent education at the common and private schools.  At an early age he engaged in teaching, which profession he followed all his life.  He was principal of the schools in Blandford, MA, Berkshire, New Haven, Monckton, and Cheshire, VT, and later taught writing school in Boston, where he died.  He resided Blandford and Boston, MA.  
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| '''Frances Amelia<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. 29 May 1805, MA; d. 15 Feb 1883; m. 5 Dec 1833, Dr. Lucian W. Caryl.  He was b. 27 Feb 1806; d. 15 Apr 1837.  Was a practicing physician.  
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| '''Frances Amelia<sup>7</sup> Whitney''', b. 29 May 1805, Blandford, MA; d. 15 Feb 1883, Boston, MA, aged 77 years, of cancer;{{ref|6}} m. 5 Dec 1833, Boston, MA, Dr. Lucian W. Caryl.{{ref|7}} He was b. 27 Feb 1806; d. 15 Apr 1837.  Was a practicing physician. Children:
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:Ch.: Harriett E., b. 21 Nov 1834; resided 82 Myrtle St., Boston, MA.  
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| '''Harriett E. Caryl''', b. 21 Nov 1834; resided 82 Myrtle St., Boston, MA.
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| '''Katherine Whitney''', b. 30 Oct 1809, VT; d. 4 Feb 1893, unmarried.  
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| '''Katherine Whitney''', b. 30 Oct 1809, VT; d. 4 Feb 1893, Boston, MA, aged 83 years, of cerebral hemorrhage and hemiplegia;{{ref|8}} unmarried.  
 
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| '''Mary Ann Whitney''', b. 6 Mar 1812, VT; d. 2 Oct 1890; m. 25 Dec 1834, Judson Niles Farrar.  He was b. 20 Mar 1808.  Was cashier in a bank.  Resided Abingdon, MA.
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| '''Mary Ann Whitney''', b. 6 Mar 1812, VT; d. 2 Oct 1890; m. 25 Dec 1834, Boston, MA, Judson Niles Farrar.{{ref|9}} He was b. 20 Mar 1808.  Was cashier in a bank.  Resided Abingdon, MA. Children:
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:Ch.: Mary A. Cox, b. 22 Sep 1835; d. 22 Sep 1857; Lucian W., b. 24 Mar 1839; d. 18 Aug 1859; Judson C., b. 28 Apr 1841; d. 23 Sep 1841; Granville Heileman, b. 16 Sep 1844; d. 19 Sep 1847; Nathaniel B., b. 15 Jun 1847; Harriett Amelia, b. 5 Dec 1854; Granville Robinson, b. 9 Sep 18--; d. 19 Apr 1883.  
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| '''Mary A. Cox Farrar''', b. 22 Sep 1835; d. 22 Sep 1857.
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| '''Lucian W. Farrar''', b. 24 Mar 1839; d. 18 Aug 1859.
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| '''Judson C. Farrar''', b. 28 Apr 1841; d. 23 Sep 1841.
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| '''Granville Heileman Farrar''', b. 16 Sep 1844; d. 19 Sep 1847.
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| '''Nathaniel B. Farrar''', b. 15 Jun 1847.
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| '''Harriett Amelia Farrar''', b. 5 Dec 1854.
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| '''Granville Robinson Farrar''', b. 9 Sep 18--; d. 19 Apr 1883.
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| {{photobox|Hon. Horatio L. Wait, Pierce, p. 175.jpg|150px|Hon. Horatio L. Wait}} '''Harriett Heileman Whitney''', b. 9 Dec 1814, VT; m. 28 May 1835, Boston, MA, Joseph Wait.{{ref|4}}  He was son of Marmaduke and Amelia Heileman Wait, and was born in Randolph, VT, 24 Mar 1806.  For many years he was a merchant in Burlington, and later engaged in business in New York, residing in Jersey City, where he d. 22 Feb 1869.  Mrs. Wait, after the death of her husband, moved to Chicago to reside with her son, Horatio L., where she d. 10 Apr 1891.  She was a woman of lovely character and beautiful presence.  
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| '''Harriett Heileman Whitney''', b. 9 Dec 1814, VT; m. 28 May 1835, Boston, MA, Joseph Wait.{{ref|10}}  He was son of Marmaduke and Amelia Heileman Wait, and was born in Randolph, VT, 24 Mar 1806.  For many years he was a merchant in Burlington, and later engaged in business in New York, residing in Jersey City, where he d. 22 Feb 1869.  Mrs. Wait, after the death of her husband, moved to Chicago to reside with her son, Horatio L., where she d. 10 Apr 1891.  She was a woman of lovely character and beautiful presence. Children:
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:Ch.: Horatio Loomis, b. 8 Aug 1836; m. 1860, Clara Conant Long, resided 4919 Madison Ave., Chicago, IL.  He is master in chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, and was born in New York City.  His father was a merchant in that city.  His grandfather, Marmaduke, served in the second war with England, and his great-grandfather, Joseph Wait, of Vermont, was a colonel in the first war, serving under Gen. Ethan Allen.  Horatio was educated at Columbia College grammar school.  Went to Chicago in 1856.  Read law with Joseph N. Baker, but before being admitted to practice the civil war broke out.  He entered the navy and remained there for nine years, joining the European squadron after peace was declared.  Mr. Wait left the navy in 1870, and the same year was admitted to the bar and opened an office in Chicago, soon finding a good business on his hands.  In 1876 he was appointed master in chancery, and since that date has made a specialty of chancery practice.  He ignores politics entirely, attends exclusively to the study and duties of his profession.  A gentleman who knows Mr. Wait well, thus wrote to the editor of the Bench and Bar of Chicago: "Mr. H. L. Wait is a polished gentleman, a scholar of unusual attainments, and a conversationalist of marked ability.  He has also been an extensive traveler.  As a lawyer he is well read, of excellent judgment, and of unimpeachable integrity.  He has for some years occupied the position of master in chancery in Chicago of the Circuit Court of Cook County, by the appointment of the judges of that court."  He is a vestryman of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Hyde Park, and a man of high standing in the community: ch., James Joseph, b. 1 Mar 1861.  He graduated at the Hyde Park school in 1878, and entered the New York. Nautical School Ship "St. Mary's" the same year.  Made a voyage to Lisbon, Portugal, and Maderia, graduating in 1879, receiving the first medal.  Sailed from New York.  In 1879, made a voyage to Shanghai, China, and Iloilo, Philippian Islands.  On the return voyage the ship was disabled in a gale by the springing of her rudder head.  Put into Cape Town, Africa, for repairs, and returned home in 1880.  At present he is freight contracting agent for the North Chicago Rolling Mills. Henry Heileman, b. 27 Oct 1869; resided at home; Maria Amelia, b. 28 Sep 1843; resided Chicago; unmarried; Isabelle Helieman, b. 20 July 1847; resided Chicago; unmarried.
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| {{photobox|Hon. Horatio L. Wait, Pierce, p. 175.jpg|150px|Hon. Horatio L. Wait}} '''Horatio Loomis Wait''', b. 8 Aug 1836; m. 1860, Clara Conant Long, resided 4919 Madison Ave., Chicago, IL.  He is master in chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, and was born in New York City.  His father was a merchant in that city.  His grandfather, Marmaduke, served in the second war with England, and his great-grandfather, Joseph Wait, of Vermont, was a colonel in the first war, serving under Gen. Ethan Allen.  Horatio was educated at Columbia College grammar school.  Went to Chicago in 1856.  Read law with Joseph N. Baker, but before being admitted to practice the civil war broke out.  He entered the navy and remained there for nine years, joining the European squadron after peace was declared.  Mr. Wait left the navy in 1870, and the same year was admitted to the bar and opened an office in Chicago, soon finding a good business on his hands.  In 1876 he was appointed master in chancery, and since that date has made a specialty of chancery practice.  He ignores politics entirely, attends exclusively to the study and duties of his profession.  A gentleman who knows Mr. Wait well, thus wrote to the editor of the Bench and Bar of Chicago: "Mr. H. L. Wait is a polished gentleman, a scholar of unusual attainments, and a conversationalist of marked ability.  He has also been an extensive traveler.  As a lawyer he is well read, of excellent judgment, and of unimpeachable integrity.  He has for some years occupied the position of master in chancery in Chicago of the Circuit Court of Cook County, by the appointment of the judges of that court."  He is a vestryman of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Hyde Park, and a man of high standing in the community.  Children:
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| '''James Joseph Wait''', b. 1 Mar 1861.  He graduated at the Hyde Park school in 1878, and entered the New York Nautical School Ship "St. Mary's" the same year.  Made a voyage to Lisbon, Portugal, and Madeira, graduating in 1879, receiving the first medal.  Sailed from New York.  In 1879, made a voyage to Shanghai, China, and Iloilo, Philippine Islands.  On the return voyage the ship was disabled in a gale by the springing of her rudder head.  Put into Cape Town, Africa, for repairs, and returned home in 1880.  At present he is freight contracting agent for the North Chicago Rolling Mills.
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| '''Henry Heileman Wait''', b. 27 Oct 1869; resided at home.
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| '''Maria Amelia Wait''', b. 28 Sep 1843; res. Chicago, IL; unmarried.
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| '''Isabelle Heileman Wait''', b. 20 July 1847; res. Chicago, IL; unmarried.
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| '''Calista Stuart Whitney''', b. 11 Nov 1818; d.s.p. 17 Nov 1840, Boston; m. 28 May 1840, Boston, Andrew J. Loud;{{ref|5}} d. Aug 1878.  He was a banker.  
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| '''Calista Stuart Whitney''', b. 11 Nov 1818; d.s.p. 17 Nov 1840, Boston; m. 28 May 1840, Boston, Andrew J. Loud;{{ref|11}} d. Aug 1878.  He was a banker.  
 
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== Notes ==
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For a full discussion of his birthdate, see [[Children of Timothy Whitney|"The Children of Timothy and Alice Whitney:  Names and Birthdates]], by Willard S. Moore.
  
 
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           William      "      18 M - Clerk                      "</p>
 
           William      "      18 M - Clerk                      "</p>
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* [[Archive:1865 Census Extracts, Massachusetts, Suffolk County#43|1865 State, Boston Ward 6, Suffolk Co., MA]]:
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<p class="Plaintext"> 734  814 Geo. S. Murphy        36 M - N.H.          M Butter & Cheese - - 1 1 -
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          Sophia    "          27 F - Me.          "                - - - - -
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          Hattie M.  "          5 " - Ms.          S                - - - - -
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          Laura L.  "          3 " -  "            "                - - - - -
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          Hattie M. Richards    22 " - Me.          " Music Teacher  - - - - -
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          Cathe. Bradley        20 " - "            " Servant        - - - - -
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      815  "    Whitney        55 " - Vt.          " Teacher        - - - - -
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          Frances A. Caryl      60 " - Ms.          W    "            - - - - -
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          Hattie E. Caryl      30 " - N.Y.          S    "            - - - - -
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          Lucy Woods            19 " - Ms.          "    "            - - - - -
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          Ann Murray            22 " - Ire.          " Servant        - - - - -
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* [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Massachusetts, Suffolk County#39|1870, Boston Ward 6, Suffolk Co., MA]]:
 
<p class="Plaintext">1076  869 Caryl, Frances A.    15 F W No Occupation $10000    -- Mass.
 
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1.{{note|1}} "Barnabas [Whitney], twin, s. Timothy and Alice, [born] Apr. 13, 177[torn]," according to [[Archive:Petersham, Massachusetts, Vital Records|Franklin P. Rice, ed., ''Vital Records of Petersham, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849'' (1904)]].
 
1.{{note|1}} "Barnabas [Whitney], twin, s. Timothy and Alice, [born] Apr. 13, 177[torn]," according to [[Archive:Petersham, Massachusetts, Vital Records|Franklin P. Rice, ed., ''Vital Records of Petersham, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849'' (1904)]].
  
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2.{{note|2}} "Barnabas [Whitney], of Blandford, and Henrietta Heliman of Granville, int. -- Sep 1804 (3:21)," according to [[Archive:Blandford, Massachusetts, Vital Records|Jay Mack Holbrook, ''Massachusetts Vital Records, Blandford'' (Holbrook Research Institute, Oxford, MA, 1987)]].
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2.{{note|2}} ''Boston Daily Evening Transcript'', 28 July 1846, p. 2, col. 5; ''Boston Recorder'', 30 July 1846, p. 123, col. 4.
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3.{{note|3}} "Barnabas [Whitney], of Blandford, and Henrietta Heliman of Granville, int. -- Sep 1804 (3:21)," according to [[Archive:Blandford, Massachusetts, Vital Records|Jay Mack Holbrook, ''Massachusetts Vital Records, Blandford'' (Holbrook Research Institute, Oxford, MA, 1987)]].
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4.{{note|4}} "Barnabas [Whitney] of Blandford and Hariot Huliman, int. Sept. 2, 1804," according to [[Archive:Granville, Massachusetts, Vital Records|''Vital Records of Granville, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850'' (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1914}]].
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5.{{note|5}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 41, page 213.
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6.{{note|6}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 348, page 44.
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7.{{note|7}} [[Archive:Boston, Massachusetts, Vital Records|L.D.S. International Genealogical Index]].
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8.{{note|8}} "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: [http://www.AmericanAncestors.org New England Historic Genealogical Society], 2004; volume 438, page 54.
  
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Barnabas6 Whitney (Timothy5, Jonas4, Moses3, Richard2, John1), son of Timothy5 and Alice5 (Whitney) Whitney, was born 13 Apr 1777 (twin) [Pierce], or 13 Apr 177[torn], Petersham, MA,[1] and died 27 Jul 1846, Boston, MA, in the 70th year of his age.[2]

Marriage intentions were published -- Sep 1804, Blandford, MA, for him "of Blandford" and Henrietta Heliman "of Granville".[3] Intentions of marriage were published 2 Sep 1804, Granville, MA, for him "of Blandford" and Hariot Huliman.[4] He married, 16 Sep 1804, Harriett Heileman. She was born Jun 1783, Granville, MA, and died 26 Sept 1849 [Pierce], or 25 Sep 1848, Boston, MA, aged 66 years, of dysentery.[5]

He was born in Harvard, MA, and received an excellent education at the common and private schools. At an early age he engaged in teaching, which profession he followed all his life. He was principal of the schools in Blandford, MA, Berkshire, New Haven, Monckton, and Cheshire, VT, and later taught writing school in Boston, where he died. He resided Blandford and Boston, MA.

Children of Barnabas6 and Harriett (Heileman) Whitney:

i. Frances Amelia7 Whitney, b. 29 May 1805, Blandford, MA; d. 15 Feb 1883, Boston, MA, aged 77 years, of cancer;[6] m. 5 Dec 1833, Boston, MA, Dr. Lucian W. Caryl.[7] He was b. 27 Feb 1806; d. 15 Apr 1837. Was a practicing physician. Children:
a. Harriett E. Caryl, b. 21 Nov 1834; resided 82 Myrtle St., Boston, MA.
ii. Frederick H. Whitney, b. 25 Sep 1807, VT; m. Abigail B. Bumstead.
iii. Katherine Whitney, b. 30 Oct 1809, VT; d. 4 Feb 1893, Boston, MA, aged 83 years, of cerebral hemorrhage and hemiplegia;[8] unmarried.
iv. Mary Ann Whitney, b. 6 Mar 1812, VT; d. 2 Oct 1890; m. 25 Dec 1834, Boston, MA, Judson Niles Farrar.[9] He was b. 20 Mar 1808. Was cashier in a bank. Resided Abingdon, MA. Children:
a. Mary A. Cox Farrar, b. 22 Sep 1835; d. 22 Sep 1857.
b. Lucian W. Farrar, b. 24 Mar 1839; d. 18 Aug 1859.
c. Judson C. Farrar, b. 28 Apr 1841; d. 23 Sep 1841.
d. Granville Heileman Farrar, b. 16 Sep 1844; d. 19 Sep 1847.
e. Nathaniel B. Farrar, b. 15 Jun 1847.
f. Harriett Amelia Farrar, b. 5 Dec 1854.
g. Granville Robinson Farrar, b. 9 Sep 18--; d. 19 Apr 1883.
v. Harriett Heileman Whitney, b. 9 Dec 1814, VT; m. 28 May 1835, Boston, MA, Joseph Wait.[10] He was son of Marmaduke and Amelia Heileman Wait, and was born in Randolph, VT, 24 Mar 1806. For many years he was a merchant in Burlington, and later engaged in business in New York, residing in Jersey City, where he d. 22 Feb 1869. Mrs. Wait, after the death of her husband, moved to Chicago to reside with her son, Horatio L., where she d. 10 Apr 1891. She was a woman of lovely character and beautiful presence. Children:
a.

Hon. Horatio L. Wait, Pierce, p. 175.jpg

Hon. Horatio L. Wait
Horatio Loomis Wait, b. 8 Aug 1836; m. 1860, Clara Conant Long, resided 4919 Madison Ave., Chicago, IL. He is master in chancery of the Circuit Court of Cook County, and was born in New York City. His father was a merchant in that city. His grandfather, Marmaduke, served in the second war with England, and his great-grandfather, Joseph Wait, of Vermont, was a colonel in the first war, serving under Gen. Ethan Allen. Horatio was educated at Columbia College grammar school. Went to Chicago in 1856. Read law with Joseph N. Baker, but before being admitted to practice the civil war broke out. He entered the navy and remained there for nine years, joining the European squadron after peace was declared. Mr. Wait left the navy in 1870, and the same year was admitted to the bar and opened an office in Chicago, soon finding a good business on his hands. In 1876 he was appointed master in chancery, and since that date has made a specialty of chancery practice. He ignores politics entirely, attends exclusively to the study and duties of his profession. A gentleman who knows Mr. Wait well, thus wrote to the editor of the Bench and Bar of Chicago: "Mr. H. L. Wait is a polished gentleman, a scholar of unusual attainments, and a conversationalist of marked ability. He has also been an extensive traveler. As a lawyer he is well read, of excellent judgment, and of unimpeachable integrity. He has for some years occupied the position of master in chancery in Chicago of the Circuit Court of Cook County, by the appointment of the judges of that court." He is a vestryman of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Hyde Park, and a man of high standing in the community. Children:
1. James Joseph Wait, b. 1 Mar 1861. He graduated at the Hyde Park school in 1878, and entered the New York Nautical School Ship "St. Mary's" the same year. Made a voyage to Lisbon, Portugal, and Madeira, graduating in 1879, receiving the first medal. Sailed from New York. In 1879, made a voyage to Shanghai, China, and Iloilo, Philippine Islands. On the return voyage the ship was disabled in a gale by the springing of her rudder head. Put into Cape Town, Africa, for repairs, and returned home in 1880. At present he is freight contracting agent for the North Chicago Rolling Mills.
2. Henry Heileman Wait, b. 27 Oct 1869; resided at home.
b. Maria Amelia Wait, b. 28 Sep 1843; res. Chicago, IL; unmarried.
c. Isabelle Heileman Wait, b. 20 July 1847; res. Chicago, IL; unmarried.
vi. Calista Stuart Whitney, b. 11 Nov 1818; d.s.p. 17 Nov 1840, Boston; m. 28 May 1840, Boston, Andrew J. Loud;[11] d. Aug 1878. He was a banker.

Notes

For a full discussion of his birthdate, see "The Children of Timothy and Alice Whitney: Names and Birthdates, by Willard S. Moore.

Census

736 1421 Frances A. Caryl 50 F - Mass. Harriet E. " 21 F - N. York Catharine Whitney 45 F - Vermont Joanna Lynch 23 F - Ireland

638 677 Catherine Whitney 50 F - $6000 $2000 Vt. Frances A. Caryl 55 F - Mass. Harriet Hugh 25 F - Servant N.Y. Joanna Leach 26 F - Servant Va. 678 William P. Woodbury 46 M - Provisions $500 N.H. Mary J. " 46 F - " " A. " 21 F - " William " 18 M - Clerk "

734 814 Geo. S. Murphy 36 M - N.H. M Butter & Cheese - - 1 1 - Sophia " 27 F - Me. " - - - - - Hattie M. " 5 " - Ms. S - - - - - Laura L. " 3 " - " " - - - - - Hattie M. Richards 22 " - Me. " Music Teacher - - - - - Cathe. Bradley 20 " - " " Servant - - - - - 815 " Whitney 55 " - Vt. " Teacher - - - - - Frances A. Caryl 60 " - Ms. W " - - - - - Hattie E. Caryl 30 " - N.Y. S " - - - - - Lucy Woods 19 " - Ms. " " - - - - - Ann Murray 22 " - Ire. " Servant - - - - - Mark L. Reed 30 M - Me. M Clerk Caroline A. Reed 31 F - Ms. " - - - - - Mary E. Wentworth 10 " - " S - - - - - Helen A. Reed 3 " - " " - - - - - Mary J. Donnelly 27 " - Ire. " Servant - - - - -

1076 869 Caryl, Frances A. 15 F W No Occupation $10000 -- Mass. Whitney, Katherine 60 F W School Teacher $4000 Vermont George, June W. 38 F W Keeping House $14000 New York Caryl, Harriet E. 36 F W School Teacher " George Katherine 14 F W At School " Attended school -----, Isabella P. 12 F M At School " Attended school Farrar, Nathl. B. 23 M W Clerk in Store Mass. Male citizen over 21 McLelen, Margaret 24 F W Domestic Servant Scotland Parents foreign born

Katharine WHITNEY 70 Self F S W VT Keeping House MA MA Frances CARYL 75 Sis F W W MA At Home MA MA Harriet E. CARYL 44 Niec F S W NY At Home MA MA Jennie W. GEORGE 50 Niec F W W NY At Home VT MA Katie W. GEORGE 24 Niec F S W NY VT NY Issibel P. GEORGE 21 Niec F S W NY VT NY Sarah N. KELL 20 Oth F S W NOVA SCOTIA Servant N.S. N.S. Mary KELL 17 Oth F S W NOVA SCOTIA Servant N.S. N.S.

References

1.^  "Barnabas [Whitney], twin, s. Timothy and Alice, [born] Apr. 13, 177[torn]," according to Franklin P. Rice, ed., Vital Records of Petersham, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (1904).

2.^  Boston Daily Evening Transcript, 28 July 1846, p. 2, col. 5; Boston Recorder, 30 July 1846, p. 123, col. 4.

3.^  "Barnabas [Whitney], of Blandford, and Henrietta Heliman of Granville, int. -- Sep 1804 (3:21)," according to Jay Mack Holbrook, Massachusetts Vital Records, Blandford (Holbrook Research Institute, Oxford, MA, 1987).

4.^  "Barnabas [Whitney] of Blandford and Hariot Huliman, int. Sept. 2, 1804," according to Vital Records of Granville, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1914}.

5.^  "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004; volume 41, page 213.

6.^  "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004; volume 348, page 44.

7.^  L.D.S. International Genealogical Index.

8.^  "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004; volume 438, page 54.

9.^  L.D.S. International Genealogical Index.

10.^  Boston, Massachusetts, Vital Records.

11.^  L.D.S. International Genealogical Index.

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