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From: &quot;Merry J. Whitney&quot; &lt;{{emailaddress|earthlink.net|mjwhitney}}&gt;
Subject: Re: [WHITNEY-L] Nathaniel Whitney
Date: Sun, 05 Sep 2004 22:02:18 -0400
References: &lt;002f01c49338$d1b88900$0200a8c0@ventca.adelphia.net&gt;
In-Reply-To: &lt;002f01c49338$d1b88900$0200a8c0@ventca.adelphia.net&gt;

Dear Sandy,
    I'm certain Robert Ward and/or Al Green will have more (and better 
researched) info, but here's what I have as entry on some old family 
papers: &quot;The site of the home of Nathaniel Whitney was on the road to 
Lexington, 1-1/2 miles from Weston. The cellar and well of the original 
home were still to be seen at the time the Whitney Geneology was 
published.* The place was then owned by Dr. Bradbury, who erected a fine 
country home on this site.&quot;
    This Nathaniel is John-1, John-2, Nathaniel-3 (married Sarah Hagar).

Merry Whitney ({{emailaddress|earthlink.net|mjwhitney}})
<i></i>*  I have no clue when, or for that matter which, &quot;Whitney Geneology&quot; 
publication date is alluded to. I know my parents had these papers 
before 1947 or 1948, but again, no clue how long before that.
The Fahrnbruchs wrote:

&gt;I'm trying to turn in a supplemental application for the Colonial Dames 17th Century on Nathaniel Whitney - 3 (John-John). The problem I have is I can't find any service he did nor any land he owned either in Watertown or in Weston, MA. I must have overlooked something. 
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&gt;Since I'll be in Salt Lake City in about 1 week, if any of you could give me a source, I'd appreciate it.
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&gt;Thanks
&gt;Sandy Fahrnbruch
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