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My Whitney Line

1)

  • Baldwin Whitney, m. ..... Pitchard
  • Eustace Whitney, m. ..... Clamvow
  • Robert Whitney, m. ..... Russell
  • Robert Whitney
  • Eustace Whitney, m. ..... Parr
  • Robert Whitney, m. ..... Rogers
  • James Whitney, m. Blanche Milbourne
  • Robert Whitney, m. Margaret Wye
  • Robert Whitney, m. Sybil Baskerville
  • Eustace Whitney, m. Margaret Vaughn
  • Robert Whitney, m. Anne Lucy
  • Anne Whitney, m. Thomas Rodd
  • Robert Rodd, m. Anna Sophia Neale
  • Frances Rodd, m. Alexander How
  • Alexander How, m. Martha .....
  • William How, m. Susanna Virtue
  • Henry How, m. Elizabeth Harriet Fisher
  • Matilda How, m. William Mathews
  • Elizabeth Harriet Mathews, m. William James Grigg
  • Reginald Arthur Grigg, m. 'Lily' Elizabeth Fisher
  • Elsie Vera May Grigg, m. Reginald James Arnold
  • Father
  • Myself

2)

  • Baldwin Whitney, m. ..... Pitchard
  • Eustace Whitney, m. ..... Clamvow
  • Robert Whitney, m. ..... Russell
  • Robert Whitney
  • Eustace Whitney, m. ..... Parr
  • Robert Whitney, m. ..... Rogers
  • James Whitney, m. Blanche Milbourne
  • Elizabeth Whitney, m. Thomas Morgan
  • Ann Morgan, m. Henry Carey
  • Edmund Carey, m. Mary Crocker
  • Anne Carey, m. William Uvedale
  • Lucy Uvedale, m. Thomas Neale
  • Anna Sophia Neale, m. Robert Rodd
  • Frances Rodd, m. Alexander How
  • Alexander How, m. Martha .....
  • William How, m. Susanna Virtue
  • Henry How, m. Elizabeth Harriet Fisher
  • Matilda How, m. William Mathews
  • Elizabeth Harriet Mathews, m. William James Grigg
  • Reginald Arthur Grigg, m. 'Lily' Elizabeth Fisher
  • Elsie Vera May Grigg, m. Reginald James Arnold
  • Father
  • Myself

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