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Whitney Family.
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295
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died, 4 Feb. 1815, at Mapleton, N. Y., of typhus fever taken from his father; and was buried in Ames Cemetery, in Canajoharie.
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III. John Leland St. John, b. at Canaan, N. Y., 7 July 1796; a physician; grad. at the Berkshire Medical Institution, Pittsfield, Mass.; died, 13 Feb. 1846, of consumption, at East St. Louis, Ill., and was buried in Dubuque, Iowa.
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IV. Harvey St. John, b. at Canajoharie, N. Y., 11 Nov. 1802; a miller and distiller; married, 8 Dec. 1829, by Rev. Dow Van Olinda, to Nancy Van Alstine, dau. of Nicholas and Cornelia (Van Alstine) Van Alstine,1 of Canajoharie, where she was born about Jan. 1796. They dwelt in Canajoharie, till about 1840; then moved to St. Louis, Mo.; and thence to New Orleans, La., where he died, of cholera, 17 Dec. 1848, without children. He was buried at New Orleans. She returned to her father's house at Canajoharie, and there died, 12 May 1865, and was buried in the family cemetery, "aged 69 years, and 4 months."
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V. Louisiana St. John, b. at Canajoharie, N. Y., 7 June 1805; was living, unmarried, in Oct. 1875, her home being sometimes in New York City, at 135 Elizabeth Street, and sometimes in East St. Louis, Ill. She has been a successful dealer in real estate. She was named "Lois Anne."
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Chil. of John and Mercy (St. John) Pennoyer.
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336
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I. Betty Pennoyer, b. at Sharon, Conn., 7 March 1749-50.
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II. Abigail Pennoyer, b. at Sharon, Conn., 20 Jan. 1752.
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III. John Pennoyer, b. at Sharon, Conn., 11 Feb. 1754.
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IV. Anna Pennoyer, died at Sharon, Conn., of small-pox, 20 Ap. 1777, in her 13th year.
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Chil. of Caleb and Phebe (St. John) Curtice.
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337
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I. Ruth Curtice, b. at Sharon, Conn., 15 Nov. 1754.
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II. Phebe Curtice, b., 4 Oct. 1756, at Sharon, Conn., where she married, 29 Oct. 1778, Charles Jennings, of the same place.
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1 Nicholas Van Alstine, b. 26 Dec. 1749, married, 23 Feb. 1777, his cousin, Cornelia Van Alstine, who was born 6 March 1753. They had five sons and two daughters; and their homestead at Canajoharie is now, 1876, in the hands of their descendants or the fourth generation.
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