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== Census ==
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* [[Archive:1870 Census Extracts, Kansas#44|1870, Manhattan, Riley Co., KS]]:
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<p class="Plaintext"> 132  134 Baxter Whitney        58 M W Farmer        $5500 $2910 VT
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          Mary                  56 F W Keeping house              "
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          Arthur                24 M W Works on farm 400          "
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          Emma                  23 F W Keeping house              "
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          Frank                8M M W                            KS</p>
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* [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Kansas#40|1880, Milford, Davis Co., KS]]:
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<p class="Plaintext">Baxter WHITNEY        68 Self M M W  VT  Farmer          VT  VT
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Mary A. WHITNEY        65 Wife F M W  VT  Keeping House    VT  VT
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Arthur B. WHITNEY      33 Son  M W W  VT  Manufacturer    VT  VT
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Frank A. WHITNEY      10 GSon M S W  KS  At School        VT  VT
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Mary FOX              27 Oth  F W W  IN  Servant          KY  TN
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Lettie FOX              5 Oth  F S W  IN                  IN  IN
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William G. DAVIS      21 Oth  M S W  PA  Works In Grist Mill PA PA</p>
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 14:06, 17 April 2010

Arthur Barton9 Whitney (Baxter8, Chester7, Aaron6, Nathan5, Nathan4, Thomas3, Thomas2, John1), son of Baxter8 and Mary A. (Kneeland) Whitney, was born 30 Aug 1846, Waterbury, VT, and died 21 Apr 1920, Tacoma, WA.

He married firstly, 16 Sep 1868, Emma J. Patch. She was born 10 Mar 1846, and died 14 Mar 1879.

He married secondly, 11 Sep 1881, Carrie M. Tyler. She was born 16 May 1858, and died 1937.

Until he was twenty years of age he lived with his parents on a farm in the state of Vermont. In 1866 his parents moved to Milford, KS, where he learned the miller's trade. In 1881 he moved with his family to Colorado Springs, CO, and spent the succeeding four years there and in that vicinity. He then returned to Kansas and the miller's occupation. In 1890 he moved west again, and for want of any place further west to go to, stopped in western Washington, where he now is and henceforth will be; resided Cosmopolis, WA.

Arthur Barton Whitney died on April 21st, 1920 in Tacoma (Washington). In compliance with his wishes, his remains were incinerated and buried with his first wife, Emma, in the Milford cemetery, Milford, Kansas. Emma had died on March 14th, 1879 after a 9 year battle with tuberculosis. Arthur's second wife, Carrie died in 1937. Arthur and Carrie had one child, Allen Birney Whitney (1901-1978) born in Bellingham, Washington. Arthur's first son, Frank, returned to live with him in Washington but in 1904 followed the Klondike Gold Rush to the Yukon where he lived for 44 years. He married Theos Juliet Rosman of Plattsburgh, New York. Frank died in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1948 where he is buried. A mountain was named after Frank in the Yukon (Mount Whitney, Ogilvie Range).


Children of Arthur Barton9 and Emma J. (Patch) Whitney:

i. Frank Arthur10 Whitney, b. 18 Oct 1869; with Gilfillan Scale & Hardware Company, 725 Old Colony bldg., Dearborn and Van Buren Sts. Chicago, IL. Moved to Bellingham, WA, then in 1904 to the Yukon. He d. 1948, Vancouver, BC.

Children of Arthur Barton9 and Emma J. (Patch) Whitney:

ii. Allen Birney Whitney, b. 1901, Bellingham, WA; d. 1978.

Census

132 134 Baxter Whitney 58 M W Farmer $5500 $2910 VT Mary 56 F W Keeping house " Arthur 24 M W Works on farm 400 " Emma 23 F W Keeping house " Frank 8M M W KS

Baxter WHITNEY 68 Self M M W VT Farmer VT VT Mary A. WHITNEY 65 Wife F M W VT Keeping House VT VT Arthur B. WHITNEY 33 Son M W W VT Manufacturer VT VT Frank A. WHITNEY 10 GSon M S W KS At School VT VT Mary FOX 27 Oth F W W IN Servant KY TN Lettie FOX 5 Oth F S W IN IN IN William G. DAVIS 21 Oth M S W PA Works In Grist Mill PA PA

References

  • Additional information supplied by Hugh Gordon Whitney, grandson of Frank Arthur Whitney, in 2007, with obituary information coming from the newspaper Junction City Republic, July 15th, 1920 (page 9).

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