Family:Whitney, Joseph Franklin (1841-a1888)
Joseph Franklin8 Whitney (William Greenlaw7, Enoch6, Moses5, Nathaniel4, Nathaniel3, Benjamin2, John1), son of William Greenlaw7 and Agnes (Smith) Whitney, was born 3 Dec 1841, Lee, ME,[1] and died after 1888.
He "of Lee" married, 19 Sep 1875, Penobscot Co., ME, Hannah Delanah Spencer "of Veazie".[2] She was born 6 Mar 1849, Lee, ME,[3] and died after 1888.
He resided Lee, ME.
Children of Joseph Franklin8 and Delanah H. (Spencer) Whitney:
i. Bertha A.9 Whitney, b. 11 Mar 1877, Lee, ME. ii. Joseph G. Whitney, b. 19 Apr 1880, Lee, ME. iii. Mary H. Whitney, b. 28 Jul 1883. iv. William G. Whitney, b. 23 Jul 1888.
Census
Franklin WHITNEY 37 Self M M W ME Farmer ME ME Delana H. WHITNEY 32 Wife F M W ME Keeping House ME ME Bertha A. WHITNEY 3 Dau F S W ME ME ME WHITNEY 1M Son M S W ME ME ME Agnes P. WHITNEY 68 Moth F W W ME ME ME Braddock S. WHITNEY 32 Bro M M W ME Laborer ME ME Martha ROBERTS 14 Niec F S W ME ME ME
17 17 Whitney, Joseph F. Head W M Dec 1841 58 mar 24 Maine Maine Maine Farmer, Owns mortgaged farm -----, Hannah D. Wife W F Mar 1849 51 mar 24 5ch 3liv Maine Maine Ohio -----, Bertha A. Dau W F Mar 1877 23 sgl Maine Maine Maine -----, Joseph G. Son W M Apr 1880 20 sgl Maine Maine Maine Day laborer -----, William G. Son W M Jul 1888 11 sgl Maine Maine Maine Student
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. 579.
1.^ "Joseph F. [Whitney], s/o William G. & Ann, b. 3 Dec 1843," according to Lee, Maine, Vital Records.
2.^ "J. F. Whitney of Lee and Miss Hannah C. Spencer of Veazie, 19 September 1875," according to Gray, Ruth, ed., Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine Prior to 1892, Maine Genealogical Society Special Publication (Rockport, Me.: Picton Press, 1994).
3.^ "Hannah D. [Whitney], Mrs., b. 6 Mar 1849," according to Lee, Maine, Vital Records.
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