| 720
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Seventh Generation.
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Chil. of Stephen and Abby (Whitney) Brockington.
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1204
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| 3986
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I. Nancy Brockington, married ----- Kelsey, "a southern planter;" and had one child.
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| 3987
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II. Hannah Brockington, married Obed Miller.
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| 3988
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III. Sarah Brockington, married Silliman Bulkeley; and was living at Boston, Mass., in Oct. 1875.
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| 3989
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IV. Mary Brockington, concerning whom we have ascertained nothing, beyond the fact that she married.
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| 3990
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V. John Clark Brockington, a sailor; married, and lived in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1868.
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| 3991
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VI. Frederick Brockington, died in Danbury, Conn., when about 21 years old, unmarried.
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| 3992
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VII. Emma Brockington, married Oliver Ingersol. They settled in Newark, N. J., where he died in Sept. 1875. She was living there, at 143 South Street, in Nov. 1875.
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Chil. of Daniel and Nancy (Valentine) Whitney.
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1206
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| 3993
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I. Amelia Ann Whitney, b. at West Hills, Huntington, L. I., 17 Sept. 1814; married about 1838, Charles A. Van Sise; died 22 Dec. 1864, and was buried in Fountain Hill Cemetery.
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10612
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| 3994
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II. John Clawson Whitney, b. in Orange Co., N. Y., 31 May 1817; a merchant; married by Rev. L. M. Vincent, Methodist Episcopal, at her father's house in Suffolk Street, corner of Stanton, New York, 2 March 1846, to Catharine Webb, born in Greenwich Street, New York, 26 Aug. 1822, dau. of Charles and Abigail Webb. In 1877, he and his brother Daniel were in business together, as wholesale grocers, at 20 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. He died 9 Aug. 1877.
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10620
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| 3995
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III. Daniel Darling Whitney, b. at East Woods, now Woodbury, Oyster Bay, L. I., 31 Jan. 1819; a merchant, of 20 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1869; married by Hon. Thomas G. Talmage, mayor of Brooklyn, at 155 High Street, Brooklyn, 5 July 1845, to Sarah Titus, dau. of Henry Titus, of Glen Cove, L. I., where she was born 11 June 1822. He was alderman of the First Ward of the City of Brooklyn, in 1858,1863, 1864, 1865, 1368 and 1869; president of the Board of Aldermen for 1865; acting-mayor of Brooklyn, during the presence of the
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10625
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