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| − | * [[Archive:The Massachusetts Tax Valuation List of 1771|1771, Stow, MA (tax list)]]: Lemuel Whitney | + | * [[Archive:The Massachusetts Tax Valuation List of 1771#75|1771, Stow, MA (tax list)]]: Lemuel Whitney |
* [[Archive:1790 Census Extracts, Massachusetts#65|1790, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA]]: Lem<sup>l</sup> Whitney, 1 males over 16 and 1 females. | * [[Archive:1790 Census Extracts, Massachusetts#65|1790, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA]]: Lem<sup>l</sup> Whitney, 1 males over 16 and 1 females. | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 21 August 2007
Lemuel5 Whitney (Lemuel4, Moses3, Richard2, John1), son of Ens. Lemuel4 and Sibel (-----) Whitney, was born after 14 Nov 1738, Stow, MA,[1], and died 6 May 1803, Stow, MA.[2]
Marriage intentions for him "of Stow" and Elisabeth Wheeler "of Acton" were published 14 Mar 1761, Acton, MA. Marriage intentions for him and Elisabeth Wheeler "of Acton" were published 15 Mar 1761, Stow, MA. She was born 23 Jul 1734, Concord, MA, and died 16 Oct 1803, Stow, MA. On 12 Jan 1804, Stow, MA, was made the citation of the heirs of Elizabeth Whitney, late of Stow, deceased more than 30 days ago; there were no male heirs living within the Commonwealth; served by George Maxwell.
On 5 May 1755, Stow, MA, Phineas Gates, gentleman, of Stow, was appointed guardian of Lemuel Whitney, in his 17th year, son of Lemuel Whitney, late of Stow, deceased, and posted bond with Amos Gates, yeoman, and Abraham Whitney, yeoman, of Stow, as sureties.
The will of 4 May 1803, Stow, Middlesex, MA: of Stow, yeoman, to son Lemuel; to daughter Marcy, to daughter Betty; son-in-law George Maxwell of Stow, executor; witnesses John Patch, and Jonathan Furbush. He left a will on 4 May 1803 at Stow, MA; of Stow, yeoman, to son Lemuel; to daughter Marcy; to daughter Betty; son-in-law George Maxwell of Stow, executor; witnesses, John Patch and Jonathan Furbush. On 12 Jan 1804, Stow, MA, his will was lodged. On 18 Jan 1804, Stow, MA, his will was proved. On 31 Jan 1804, Stow, MA, his inventory was taken by John Patch, Jacob Whitney, and Samuel Gates, totaling $446.83.
Pierce says the following:[3]
- He was in the Revolutionary army in the company from Stow.
Children of Lemuel5 and Elisabeth (Wheeler) Whitney, all born Stow, MA:
i. Lois6 Whitney, b. 14 Jun 1761; m.(1) 10 Nov 1779, Stow, MA, Robert Coolidge; m.(2) 18 Sep 1793, Boxborough, MA, Oliver Houghton. ii. Mercy Whitney, b. 4 Jun 1763; recorded as "Mary"; "of Stow" m. 27 Jul 1782 at Stow, MA Peter Houghton "of Harvard". iii. Lemuel Whitney, Jr., b. 25 Jan 1767; m. Dorcas Gates. iv. Anna Whitney, b. 18 Feb 1773. v. Betty Whitney, b. 18 Feb 1773; m. 1 Jun 1797. Stow, MA. George Maxwell.
Census
- 1771, Stow, MA (tax list): Lemuel Whitney
- 1790, Stow, Middlesex Co., MA: Leml Whitney, 1 males over 16 and 1 females.
References
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3.^ Frederick C. Pierce, The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (Chicago, IL: The Author, 1895), p. 84.
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