Difference between revisions of "Rebecca Whitney"

Revision as of 15:53, 11 May 2012

Rebecca Whitney could refer to any of the following, but note that this list may not be complete.

Whitney, Rebecca (c1701-1780), of Lancaster, Stow, and Harvard, MA; m. John Whitney
Whitney, Rebecca (-----) (s1714-a1750), of Watertown, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (1721-?), of Waltham, MA; m. Thomas Stowell
Whitney, Rebecca (1743-a1767), of Bolton, MA; m. Paul Whitcomb
Whitney, Rebecca (Dudley) (1757-1838), of Acton, Bolton, and Harvard, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (Danforth) (1759-1794), of Dunstable, NH, and Tyngsborough, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (Fitch) (1759-1793), of Pepperell, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (1761-1843), of Ridgefield, CT; m. Josiah Olmstead
Whitney, Rebecca (Fiske)(Cutler) (1766-1843), of Weston, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (Hudson) (1777-1862), of Hartland, Hartford, Royalton, and Braintree, VT
Whitney, Rebecca (Smith) (1786-a1823), of Shirley and Bolton, MA

Whitney, Rebecca (Mayhew) (s1803-1825), of Schooner Landing, NJ
Whitney, Rebecca S. (Perkins) (1809-a1850), of Saco, Westbrook, and Biddeford, ME, and Lawrence, MA
Witney, Rebecca (-----) (c1816-a1851), of Chinnor, Oxfordshire
Whitney, Rebecca Jane (Jones) (c1817-a1880), of Whitewater, Highland, and New Trenton, IN
Whitney, Rebecca (Gay) (1819-1893), of Hubbardston and Worcester, MA
Whitney, Rebecca Cassandra (Rippey) (c1828-a1880), of Seneca and Flint Creek, NY
Whitney, Rebecca C. (Steward) (c1830-a1880), of Newburgh, ME
Whitney, Rebecca Jane (1833-1901), of Tuscawaras Co., OH & Bureau Co., IL; m. John Hitchcock
Whitney, Rebecca (Hall) (1842-1915), of Coal Run, OH, and St. Louis, MO
Whitney, Rebecca B. (Hinckley) (1848-a1880), of Millbury and Templeton, MA
Whitney, Rebecca (-----) (1886-1961), of Triangle and Vestal, NY

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 ==Individuals==
+===17th Century===
+* [[Family:Whitney, David (1697-1738)|Whitney, Rebecca (Fillebrown) (1695-1749)]], of Watertown and Waltham, MA
 ===18th Century===
 * [[Family:Whitney, Rebecca (c1701-1780)|Whitney, Rebecca (c1701-1780)]], of Lancaster, Stow, and Harvard, MA; m. John Whitney