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Seventh Generation.
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1823, son of Malachi and Mary (Fox) Fuller, and g. son of Johnson and Betsey Fuller. They were living, in Feb. 1877, near Woodville post-office, in Ellisburg.
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| 2377
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X. Catharine Priscilla Snow, b. in Henderson, N. Y., 5 Aug. 1826; married, in Jan. 1844, William Hosmer, a harness-maker and dealer, of New Haven, N. Y., son of Sherman Hosmer, of Mexico, N. Y. She died at New Haven, in Feb. 1860. He was living at Mexico in 1874.
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7151
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XI. Susan Emeline Snow, b. in Henderson, N. Y., 20 Aug. 1831; married, 23 Jan. 1860, by Elder Lawson Muzzy, Baptist, of Henderson, at his parsonage, to Ferdon Sprague, a trader and mariner, son of Emory and Marcia (Johnson) Sprague, of Henderson, where he was born 12 Ap. 1835. In 1874, their residence was in Henderson Village; and he was employed as steward of the Steamer Pacific, on Lake Superior.
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7157
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XII. Julia Mahala Snow, b. in Henderson, N. Y., 8 Sept. 1834; was living in the village of Henderson, with her sister, Mrs. Sprague, in 1874, unmarried.
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Chil. of Levi and Amelia (Chase) Whitney.1
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681
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I. Joseph Whitney, a soldier of the war of 1861, was reported as living at Lake Zurich, Ill., in Ap. 1875.
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| 2381
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II. Benjamin Whitney, a soldier of the war of 1861, was living, it is said, at Lake Zurich, Ill., in Ap. 1875.
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| 2382
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III. Harlow Whintey, supposed to have lived in Illinois, in Ap. 1875.
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Chil. of Benajah and Rosina (David) Whitney.1
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682
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| 2383
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I. Frank Whitney, was living at Parish, N. Y., in 1874.
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| 2384
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II. James Whitney, was living, it is said, at Parish, N. Y., in 1874.
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Chil. of Daniel Harris and Louisa (Caswell) Whitney.
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683
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| 2385
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I. Francis Daniel Whitney, b. at Mexico, N. Y., 1 March 1827; a carpenter and joiner; married at Lenox, N. Y., in 1852, Emily Childs, who
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1 No information has been received from any member or these households. We infer that their grade of intelligence is very low.
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