Family:Whitney, Malcom (b1769-b1827)

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Malcom Whitney, parentage unknown, born before 1775,[1] and died between 1820 and 31 Oct 1827.[2]

He married, in Washington, VA, Rachel DeBusk.[3]

THE WHITNEY FAMILY OF SOUTH CAROLINA[4]
MALCOM WHITNEY. WILL. BOX 48 NO. 10 BARNWELL, S. C.
South Carolina
Barnwell District In the name of God Amen. I, Malcom Whitney of the District and State aforesaid, being in perfect health of body, and of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding thanks be given unto God for the same, and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament.
I give and bequeath unto my beloved Wife Rachel Whitney the whole of my Estate both Real and Personal, during her nayural life, or Widowhood, and if she shall marry after my death, then it is my Will and desire that the whole of my property both real and personal should be sold and equal division take place between my said Wife and my children, She taking a childs part only. And I nominate, constitute and appoint my said Wife Executrix to this my last Will and Testament.
In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourteenth day of October in the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and Seventeen and in the forty first year of American Independence.
Signed, Sealed, published, pronounced & declared by the Testator, to be his last Will & testament, in our presence, who at his reuest in his presence & in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as Witnesses thereto.
Tolliver Martin
Rebekah Martin Malcom Whitney
Zachariah Martin
South Carolina
Barnwell District By Orsamus D. Allen Esqr. Ordinary
Personally appeared before me Mr. Toliver Martin, who being duly sworn made oath that he saw Mr. Malcom Whitney sign seal publish, pronounce and declare the within Instrument of writing to be and contain his Last Will and Testament,that he the said Malcom Whitney was then of sound and disposing mind and memory and understanding to the best of the Deponents knowledge and belief, and that Rebecca Martin and Zachariah Martin together with the Deponent signed their names as witnesses there to , at the request of the Testator in his presence and in the presence of each other. At the same time qualified Mrs. Rachel Whitney Executrix.
Given under my Hand this thirty first day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Twenty Seven. Orsamus D. Allen O.B.D.
Inventory of Estate made December 13, 1827 by David Buckhalter, Jesse Johnson, William Conway, John Bush
Sale of Estate made October 16, 1834. Buyers were William Walker, Jesse Youngblood, Rachel Youngblood, Edmond Stringfield, Hardy Wall, Reason Woolley, Rachel Whitney
On September 22, 1834 the petition of Rachel Whitney sheweth that she come to the conclusion to break up housekeeping, and live with one of her sons in law, on account of her age and infirmity she cannot well live by her self.


Children of Bascom and Cynthia (-----) Whitney, order uncertain:

i. daughter Whitney, b. 1794-1804.
ii. son Whitney, b. 1804-1810.
iii. daughter Whitney, b. 1804-1810.
iv. daughter Whitney, b. 1804-1810.
v. daughter Whitney, b. 1804-1810.
vi. daughter Whitney, b. 1804-1810.
vii. daughter Whitney, b. 1810-1820.
vii. daughter Whitney, b. 1810-1820.
?. Martha Matilda Whitney, m. Wyley Burkhalter, b. ca. 1816.[5] Martha was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
?. Emily Whitney, m. Hardy Wall.[6] Emily was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
?. daughter Whitney, m. Reason Woolley.[7] This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
?. Elizabeth Whitney, m. (1) John Huckabee, m. (2) Darling Rorie.[8] This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
?. daughter Whitney, m. ----- Martin.[9] This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.
?. daughter Whitney, m. ----- Brown.[10] This daughter was probably one of the daughters listed above, but because we don't yet know her age, we can't assign her a position in the list.

Census

  • (perhaps) 1800, Barnwell County, SC: Makeon Whitney, 10010/51100/00
  • 1810: not found.
  • 1820, Barnwell County, SC: Malcom Whitney, 010001/24101/0300/0000/0000/0000/0000/0
  • 1830, Barnwell County, SC: Rachel Whitney, 0000100000000-0012000100000-100000-100000

References

1. ^  1820 Census

2. ^  He was listed on the 1820 census and his will was probated

3. ^  Re: South Carolina: Will of Malcom WHITNEY post by John Howell.

4. ^ 

5. ^  The will of Malcom Whitney Researched and transcribed by Ms. Pauline Young, South Carolina, posted by Jeanne Neilon.

6. ^  Whitney/Burkhalter and Whitney/Wall Marriages in SC, 1800s

7. ^  ibid.

8. ^  Reason Woolley/Malcom Whitney, Barnwell, SC

9. ^  Macon Whitney/Rachel DeBusk Marriage 1700s

10. ^  ibid.

11. ^  ibid.


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