Family:Whitney, Sylvanus (1712-a1790)

Sylvanus⁴ Whitney (Joseph³, Jonathan², John¹), son of Joseph³ and Rebecca (Burge) Whitney,^[1] was born 22 Feb 1711/2, Sherborn, MA.^[2]

Sylvanus married, before 1745, Dunstable, MA, Hannah -----.

Children of Sylvanus⁴ and Hannah (-----) Whitney, all born Dunstable, MA:

i.	Sarah5 Whitney, b. 31 Jan 1745; m. Isaac Pike.
ii.	Hannah Whitney, b. 15 Jan 1747; "Mrs." m. 7 Dec 1780, Dunstable, MA, Asa Mooar, both "of Dunstable, N.H.", son of Daniel and Martha (Osgood) Mooar.
iii.	Phinehas Whitney, b. 7 Oct 1750; m. Mrs. Susanna Swoller.
iv.	Judith Whitney, b. 12 Jun 1754; "Mrs." m. 18 Jan 1781, Dunstable, MA, John Temple, both "of Dunstable, N.H."
v.	Isaac Whitney, b. 24 Feb 1759.
vi.	Daniel Whitney, b. 12 Apr 1761.
vii.	James Whitney, b. 14 Apr 1763.
viii.	Rebecca Whitney, b. 11 Apr 1765; m. 14 Feb 1792, Dunstable, MA, John Buxton, both "of Wilton".
ix.	Jane Whitney, b. 11 Mar 1767; m. Reubin Butterfield.

Notes

According to Wikipedia:

Dunstable, New Hampshire was a town located in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, that is now known as Nashua, New Hampshire.

The town was originally part of Dunstable, Massachusetts, which was incorporated in 1673. When the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border was surveyed and adjusted in 1741, the northern part of the town was determined to be in New Hampshire, and was incorporated as a New Hampshire town in 1746. Over the years, other towns were formed from parts of its area, and in 1836 the remaining part was renamed "Nashua".

Census

• 1790, Dunstable, Hillsborough Co., NH: Silvanus Whitney, 1 male over 16 and 1 female.
• 1800: not found.
• 1810: not found.

References

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