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Whitney Family.
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813
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II. John Brundage Whitney, b. at Alexandria, Va., 22 Feb. 1827; an editor, printer and publisher; married Martha Ann Bailey; and was living at Charlestown, Mass., in Feb. 1874, then the editor and proprietor of The Railway Chronicle, a weekly paper, published at Room 12, 25 City Square, Charlestown.
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Chil. of Stephen and Hannah (Scofield) James.
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1412
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I. George Fitch James, b. at Stockbridge, Mass., 28 Oct. 1796; a farmer; married at Brownhelm, Ohio, 28 Nov. 1822, Caroline Cowles Weed, dau. of Frederick and Abby (White) Weed. They settled at Brownhelm; where he died, 29 Oct 1864, and was buried. She then moved, with her children, to Council Bluffs, Iowa, where she died in the Spring of 1865.
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11880
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| 4591b
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II. Charles James, b. at Stockbridge, Mass., in Jan. 1798; went from home in 1822, and has not since been heard from by his friends, who suppose that he was drowned.
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| 4591c
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III. Hannah James, b. at Stockbridge, Mass., 4 March 1802; married at Brownhelm, Ohio, 27 Nov. 1823, Ezekiel Landon Goodrich, a cabinet-maker till 1830, then a merchant, born at Sheffield, Mass., 10 Sept. 1798, son of ----- and Amanda (Landon) Goodrich. They settled at Brownhelm, and there died (he, 2 Ap. 1855; she, 10 Sept. 1863), and were buried.
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11885
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IV. Cordelia James, b. at Stockbridge, Mass., 17 Oct 1805; married at Brownhelm, Ohio, 27 Nov. 1827, Edward Parkhurst, a teacher, surveyor and farmer, of Brownhelm, son of Ephraim and Elizabeth (Luke) Parkhurst, of Framingham, Mass., where he was born 6 Aug. 1798.1 They settled at Brownhelm; where he died 9 Oct. 1850, and was buried in Brownhelm Cemetery. She was living at Brownhelm in May 1877.
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11888
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V. Stephen James, b. at Stockbridge, Mass., 13 June 1807; died in Dec. 1822, at Brownhelm, Ohio, and was buried there.
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Chil. of Robert and Isabella (Calaghan) James.
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1414
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I. Stephen James, b. at St. John, N. B., 4 Aug. 1795; an accountant; married there, 12 June 1820, Mary Bates, dau. of Henry and Anna (Lane)
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1 See Barry's History of Framingham, p.352.
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