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| − | + | '''Hon. James Monroe<sup>7</sup> Whitney''' | |
| − | '''Hon. James | + | ([[Family:Whitney, Jonathan (1766-1853)|Jonathan<sup>6</sup>]], |
| + | [[Family:Whitney, Peter (1738-1826)|Peter<sup>5</sup>]], | ||
| + | [[Family:Whitney, Josiah (1714-1766)|Josiah<sup>4</sup>]], | ||
| + | [[Family:Whitney, Josiah (c1683-1766)|Josiah<sup>3</sup>]], | ||
| + | [prob.] [[Family:Whitney, Benjamin (1643-1723)|Benjamin<sup>2</sup>]], | ||
| + | [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]), | ||
| + | son of [[Family:Whitney, Jonathan (1766-1853)|Jonathan<sup>6</sup> and Zylpah (Holt) Whitney]]; | ||
| + | born Tunbridge, Vermont, 4 Nov 1820; married at Royalton, 21 May 1843, '''Eliza Cozzens'''; born Feb. 6, 1819. | ||
J.M. Whitney, youngest son of Jonathan Whitney, was born in Tunbridge, Orange County, Vermont, 4 Nov 1820; was educated at the common schools and the high school at Northfield, Vermont; worked on the old farm until 21 years old, after which he was commercial traveler for a number of years. Later he engaged in the manufacture of carriages for some years, and during the war he was an extensive manufacturer of horse, drag and small hand rakes, and fork, rake and hoe handles; was a representative in the general assembly in 1864 and '65. Has been a trial justice in and for the county of Orange for nearly forty years, which office he now holds. Since 1865 he has given his whole time to the business of his office, United States pension business and settlement of estates. He married, in 1843, Eliza Cozzens, of Royalton, Vermont, who is still living, by whom he had two children, James A. and Henry D., both now living in Tunbridge; resided Tunbridge, Vermont. | J.M. Whitney, youngest son of Jonathan Whitney, was born in Tunbridge, Orange County, Vermont, 4 Nov 1820; was educated at the common schools and the high school at Northfield, Vermont; worked on the old farm until 21 years old, after which he was commercial traveler for a number of years. Later he engaged in the manufacture of carriages for some years, and during the war he was an extensive manufacturer of horse, drag and small hand rakes, and fork, rake and hoe handles; was a representative in the general assembly in 1864 and '65. Has been a trial justice in and for the county of Orange for nearly forty years, which office he now holds. Since 1865 he has given his whole time to the business of his office, United States pension business and settlement of estates. He married, in 1843, Eliza Cozzens, of Royalton, Vermont, who is still living, by whom he had two children, James A. and Henry D., both now living in Tunbridge; resided Tunbridge, Vermont. | ||
| − | Children of James | + | Children of James Monroe<sup>7</sup> and Eliza (Cozzens) Whitney: |
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| [[Family:Whitney, James A. (1849-?)|'''James A.<sup>8</sup> Whitney''']], born 12 Sep 1849; married Augusta A. Diamond. | | [[Family:Whitney, James A. (1849-?)|'''James A.<sup>8</sup> Whitney''']], born 12 Sep 1849; married Augusta A. Diamond. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | + | * All data imported from [[Archive:The Descendants of John Whitney, page 372|Frederick Clifton Pierce, ''The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635'', (Chicago: 1895), p. 372]]. | |
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Copyright © 2006, the [[Whitney Research Group]] | Copyright © 2006, the [[Whitney Research Group]] | ||
[[Category: Vermont]] | [[Category: Vermont]] | ||
| − | [[Category: County, Vermont]] | + | [[Category: Orange County, Vermont]] |
| + | [[Category: Tunbridge, Orange County, Vermont]] | ||
[[Category: Northfield, Vermont]] | [[Category: Northfield, Vermont]] | ||
[[Category: Royalton, Vermont]] | [[Category: Royalton, Vermont]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:29, 22 July 2006
Hon. James Monroe7 Whitney (Jonathan6, Peter5, Josiah4, Josiah3, [prob.] Benjamin2, John1), son of Jonathan6 and Zylpah (Holt) Whitney; born Tunbridge, Vermont, 4 Nov 1820; married at Royalton, 21 May 1843, Eliza Cozzens; born Feb. 6, 1819.
J.M. Whitney, youngest son of Jonathan Whitney, was born in Tunbridge, Orange County, Vermont, 4 Nov 1820; was educated at the common schools and the high school at Northfield, Vermont; worked on the old farm until 21 years old, after which he was commercial traveler for a number of years. Later he engaged in the manufacture of carriages for some years, and during the war he was an extensive manufacturer of horse, drag and small hand rakes, and fork, rake and hoe handles; was a representative in the general assembly in 1864 and '65. Has been a trial justice in and for the county of Orange for nearly forty years, which office he now holds. Since 1865 he has given his whole time to the business of his office, United States pension business and settlement of estates. He married, in 1843, Eliza Cozzens, of Royalton, Vermont, who is still living, by whom he had two children, James A. and Henry D., both now living in Tunbridge; resided Tunbridge, Vermont.
Children of James Monroe7 and Eliza (Cozzens) Whitney:
i. James A.8 Whitney, born 12 Sep 1849; married Augusta A. Diamond. ii. Henry D. Whitney, born 6 Jul 1851; resided T. He was educated at the common schools; is by occupation a farmer; resides in Tunbridge with his father and is unmarried.
References
- All data imported from Frederick Clifton Pierce, The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635, (Chicago: 1895), p. 372.
Copyright © 2006, the Whitney Research Group
