Greetings, Search Party Members! Let me introduce myself as a new member. Mike McIntier 10027 N 55th Place Scottsdale, AZ 85253 [email protected] My line of research: Gen. I Edward WHALEY, (b bet 1781 and 1784 RI (possibly Providence, RI)), d 8-15-183?, St. Joseph Co MI, m Jan 1807 to SARAH/SALLY CHASE , b 7-7-1790, d 10-15-1841, St. Joseph Co MI Gen II John WHALEY, b 3-20-1816 Herkimer Co NY, d 8-18-1899 Pawnee Co NE, m Elizabeth PORTMAN 10-11-1840 Kalamazoo Co MI Gen III Mary Emily WHALEY, b. February 05, 1843, MI, d. February 28, 1871, m. James McINTIER/ McINTYRE (My gggrandfather) abt. 1862. I am looking for any information about James McINTIER and Mary Emily WHALEY as well as continuing research on Edward WHALEY and Sarah CHASE. Before I discovered this listserv a couple of weeks ago, I only had minimal information about James and his wife ‘Emily’ and had hit one very large brick wall. Thanks to several members, I have already worked back a couple of generations and have some more clues about my original couple. What a great group you are! Mike McIntier

I "tripped" over this yesterday while looking for something unrelated. I don't vouch for any of the data it contains. In fact the FGS that Ruby and Jackie sent to me for John (my gg grandfather) has slightly different dates. (John C Whaley b 1786, d 11/10/1852). There is no indication who put it on the web. Maybe it will help someone in their search. ( I also note the web site, but I found it through Ask Jeeves.com. so it looks a bit odd) Linda Boehme [email protected] http://www.askjeeves.com/main/metaAnswer.asp?MetaEngine=Excite&logQID=541C01 5C88A7D3118A8C00A0C9ACFE70&qCategory=NEWS&qSource=0&frames=yes&site_name=Jee ves&scope=web&r=x&MetaTopic=Whaley&MetaURL=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.excite.com%2F relocate%2Fsr%3Dwebresult%7Css%3DThe%2BWhaley%2BChronicles%7Cid%3D32976944%3 Bhttp%3A%2F%2Fmembers.aol.com%2FVWilson577%2Fwhaley.html&EngineOrdinal=4&Ite mOrdinal=4&ask=The+Whaley+Chronicles+metasearch&origin=0&MetaList=http%3A%2F %2Fsearch.excite.com%2Frelocate%2Fsr%3Dwebresult%7Css%3DThe+Whaley+Chronicle s%7Cid%3D32976944%3Bhttp%3A%2F%2Fmembers.aol.com%2FVWilson577%2Fwhaley.html& x=19&y=12 Whaley This newspaper article was in my great-grandmothers scrapbook. The Whaleys a sketch by SM Whaley (Written abt.1900) ( The following historical paper was read at last week's reunion of the Whaley family. By request it is here published for the interest of the many relatives and those who are socially identified with this family) John Whaley was born in Essex Vermont, April 15, 1798. He came to Cayuga county , New York, about the year 1807 or 1808. He was a carpenter and worked at that trade. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, between Great Britain and the United States, and was taken prisoner and escaped about three months later. At the close of the war he was discharged from the service , and got a land warrant from the United States for 160 acres of land. He was married twice: his first wife was Samantha Chester, daughter of Judge Chester, of Cayuga county, New York. They had four children - Laura, Samantha, John C. and Isabel Whaley. Laura Whaley married James Welch. They had three children - Hope Welch, Julia S. Welch, and John Welch. Julia S. Welch married Dr. Todd and they have four children and four grandchildren.. John welch is the father of two daughters and had ten grandchildren. Samantha Whaley married Leonard Richard and they had four children. John C. Whaley was born October 19, 1813. His first wife was Sarah Baker. They had eight children, as follows: Angeline Whaley was born August 28 1834. She married a man named Stuart. They had two children and three grandchildren. Alphonse Whaley was born April 21 1836. He had five children and six grandchildren. Mary ann Whaley was born 21 November 1837. She married Albert Gilbert. They had four children and eight grandchildren. William W. Whaley was born November 2, 1839. He married a Miss Kimes. They have four children and two grandchildren. Charles H. Whaley was born June 23, 1841. Franklin Whaley was born April 21, 1843. Laura Samantha Whaley was born March 7, 1845, and married Jonas Henry. They had two children Francis Whaley was born December 17, 1847. He married Miss Harriet Whitman, They have two daughters. John C. Whaley's second wife was Abiah Welch. there were two children by this union - John C. Whaley JR. , born October 15, 1849 and Sarah A. Whaley, born April 23, 1859. Isabel Whaley Married a man from Canada and went there to reside. She lived only about three years after her marriage. This includes John Whaleys decedents by his first wife as far as I know. John Whaley's's second wife was Matilda Collins, born in New York September 19, 1799. There were 14 children by this marriage. One died in childhood and thirteen grew to manhood and womanhood. These are as follows: Cyrenus Whaley was born October 31 1816 in Cayuga county, New York. He married Miss Sally Gorham and they had seven Children, four of whom are living - S. M. Whaley, Mrs. Helen Hayward, Philetus S. Whaley, and Mrs Eska Weatherby. Otis Whaley was Born March 18, 1819. He married Caroline Watters and they had three children - George, Charles and Amine Whaley. Otis had a second wife. Philetus Whaley was born September 3, 1820. He married Miss Elizabeth Leacock and they had three children - Eugene, Rhoda and Aida Whaley. Prussia Whaley was born November 7, 1823. She married Henry G. Allen and they had five children, three of whom are living; Mrs. Eliza Smith, Charles B. Allen and John Allen. Warren Whaley was born April 6, 1825. He married a Miss Manley. They had two children - a son and a daughter. warren had a second wife. James Whaley was born January 10, 1827. He married Miss Silvernail. They had five children, four of whom are living - William Whaley, Mrs. Lavinia Lumnsdun, Mrs. Irene Robinson, and Mrs. Eva Tibbitts. Wallace Whaley was born September 19, 1822. He was married three times. His first wife was Miss Evaline B. Chase. They had one child. His second wife was Miss Sarah Mull. They had three children. I do not know their names. His third wife was Miss Miranda Hill. They had four children;- Mrs. Louis Wagner, Will Whaley, Clare Whaley, Clark Whaley. Warner Whaley was born June 20 1831. He married Miss Matilda Woodard. They had three children -Odeil Whaley, Mrs. Eliza Negus, Lewis Whaley. Jerome Whaley was born April 17, 1833 and married Miss Eliza Neff. They had one child. Mary Whaley was born January 3, 1835. She married David Fink and did not have any children. Eliza Whaley was born July 15, 1836. She married Cyrus Downer. They had one child, Mrs Viola Gardner. Jane Whaley was born may 11, 1838. She married Seymour Packer, they had three children; two are living - Lucene and Eugene Whaley. Lucene Whaley's was born October 8 1840. He had two wives. There are four children by the first wife and three are living - Delos Whaley, Marvin Whaley, Newton Whaley. One child by his second wife. This includes the sons and daughters and grandchildren of John Whaley. His Eighteen children were all born in Cayuga and Onondaga counties, New York. there are but three now living out of this large family - Mrs Prussia Allen of Seneca, ; Mrs. Jane Packer of Watertown, S.D.; and James Whaley of Elbridge, N.Y. John Whaley came to Fulton county Ohio in 1840 with his family and lived in the township of Gorham until 1852, when he died at the age of 63 years. He was a descendant of Edward Whaley, the regicide and Edward Whaley is the descendent of Wymaosus Whaley, who came with William the Conqueror to Great Britain 1066 and was made a lord for his bravery. John Whaleys descendants number about 400 at the present time.

Hi John Whaley Jr. Your violin data, etc. is very interesting. Jackie Weeden, Whaley genealogist would like to know the locations (state and county) and dates for the Whaleys you list. She has LOTS of data on a LOT of Whaleys and maybe she can help you fill in some blanks. Answer to rlnsd.aol.com as she is not on line.

Hello, My name is John Whaley, Jr. I only know my line back to my great-grandfather...Price Newton Whaley. Of course my fathers name is John...his father was Jack Jay Whaley. I was given somewhat of a family heirloom....a violin...yes, a violin. It's in sad shape, but, if you look carefully, with a flashlight, on the inside of the violin, there are initials of previous owners. i guess that when the violin was repaired, each 'repairman' initialed his/her work. well, there is one initial that says....."S. Whaley 1862" Since my grandfather gave this violin to my dad, and then my dad gave it to me, i figure it must be 'ours'. so, all i can ask now is.....HELP. hahahaha. Thanks, John Whaley, Jr

Hi, My name is Joe Schulte. My mother's maiden name was Whaley and my earliest ancestor is James Whaley Sr. (b. ca. 1684 d. 1750) I have a fair amount of information on my line. Most of the information I have taken from "The Whaley Chronicles" by Jon Neill. My line is: James sr James jr Elijah (Ramey) Whaley John Henry William Layfayette William Jasper Harry Wilber Madaline Anne Joe Schulte If anyone would like to share some information, please let me know! Joe

At 04:28 PM 10/6/99 -0700, Jean Dalrymple wrote: >This is a keeper.. It will keep you busy for hours.... >Have fun... Jeannie <>< > >-----Original Message----- > >Cornell University has just put the entire "war of the Rebellion" on the >internet..........60 volumes!!!!!1 >http://moa.cit.cornell.edu/MOA/MOA-JOURNALS2/WARO.html > Here's an update for you on this resource: There is now a search engine to the index of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, commonly known as the O.R. Cornell University put this entire 130 volume set on line a couple of months ago, and the index is now in a search engine. The current index has approx. 370,000 entries and indexes down to the volume level, but not the page. You will still need to browse through the index to the individual volumes to find a particular page number, but the search engine as it stands makes the whole set much easier to use. The Url for this is: http://www.researchonline.net/or Tim Stowell

Surname: Burns, Whaley, Monson, Wiggins, Medley, Lewis, Walker, Duncan, VanHook, Fooks, Louderback, Stewart With the compliments of The Tribune Democrat, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY. March 26 1936 Charlie Burns died at his home near Tentontown Sunday morning at 4:30 o'clock of lobar pneumonia following influenza. He was the son of the late Larrie and Anna Whaley Burns, of near Thomas, and was aged 54 years and 7 days. Surviving him are his widow and three sons, George L., Stanley and Gene. Another son died in infancy. He is also survived by four brothers W. T. Burns, Henry Burns, Lawrence Burns and John Burns, and four sisters Mrs. Liddle Monson, Mrs. Lizzie Monson, Mrs O. D. Wiggins, of this county and Mrs. Charles Medley of Paris. Another sister, Mrs. Alice Lewis, is preceased to the grave several years ago. Mr. Burns was a good citizen and was held in high esteem by neighbors and friends. He was a member of the Kentontown Christian Church. Funeral services were held at the Kentontown Christian Church Wednesday afternoon and interment followed in the near by cemetery. Pallbears were; Walter Walker, Wesley Duncan, Leslie VanHook, Forrest Fooks, Lucius Louderback and Grafton Stewart.

With the compliments of The Tribune Democrat, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY. Thursday, 27 November 1952 Mrs. Maggie Dee Wiggins, widow of O.D. Wiggins of Piqua, died Thursday, November 20 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington where shehad been a patient since November 11. Illiness had lasted for two months. Mrs. Wiggins was born in this county, the daughter of the late Larry and Margaret Ann Whaley Burns. She was 72. Mrs. Wiggins was a member of the Piqua Methodist Church and exemplified a life of Chrisstian faith. She was a woman of gentle refinement and with deep religious convictions that inspired others to follow her high examples. Survivors include a brother, Henry Burns of Paris and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2p. m. at the piqua Methodist Church byt Rev. James A Norsworty. Burial was in the Piqua Cemetery with Kain and Kabler, funeral directors in charge.

My Grandmother is Alice Louise Waite Bruce b. 6/23/1913 in Washington County, NY. Her father was Henry George Waite b. 6/16/1875 (or 76); d. January 1933 in Washington County, NY. From what I can find he was part indian - but that is all we have been able to find. Her mother was Aida Louise Whaley b. 3/25/1887; d. sometime in 1954. The Whaley's were quite wealthy. My grandmother is very ill and we are interested in tracking the history - especially from the indian aspect. Any help would be great. Thanks. I saw this on Whaleyall and thought it might profit from a larger audience. Leslie Quist

http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Special/WhaleyObits the above board is for the Whaley and RELATED families..... I will get busy today and get back on the posting of these obits, I became rather depressed from them and had to stop posting for a while.. I have about a thousand more to post.. Jeannie <><

Dear Tammy--from Jackie Weeden. I read you message that was in the 11-17-99 Digest #250. The location is MN and the time span is the early 1900s. The census records I have found correspond with a son named Arthur George and a father named Earl. However, the census records seem to show that Arthur G. was b c. 1915 (You said 7-5-1913). You also said that Earl 'was married' ? in Ireland or Holland. You were right to use the question marks from the looks of the census records. Earl, it would seem, was the son of Henry b 1863 ?KS and Mary b. 1873 in IA. 1920 census shows Henry b in Canada--so that is 'up for grabs'. You should be able to find more info on this family in both Martin and Traverse Co MN--marriage, death, probate and cemetery records should be there. Here are some census records for 1900 and 1920 from soundex--the actual records would be more complete. 1900 Martin Co MN, Welcome, ED 171, p. 1 Henry Whaley--------b 7-1863--age 36--b KS Mary Whaley wife--b 12-1873--age 26--b IA Loyed Whaley son--b 12-1889--age 10--b IA (Evidently Lloyd) Elva Whaley dau--b 4-1891--age 8--b MN Earl Whaley son--b 6-1893--age 6--b MN Ethel Whaley dau--b 9-1895 --age 4--b MN 1920 Traverse Co MN, ED 197 or 147, p. 12 Earl Whaley----------26 b MN Jane Whaley-wife 23 b MN Arthur Whaley son 4 6/12 b MN Ervin Whaley son 2 b MN 1920, Traverse Co MN, ED 197, or 147, p. 2 Anna E. Jenson family------- Jane K. Whaley sister age 23 b MN Arthur G. Whaley nephew age 5, b MN (Arthur George?) Irvin F. Whaley, nephew, age 4, b MN (So Jane and the two children were recorded in *2*households in 1920.) 1920 Traverse Co MN, ED 197 or 147, p. 7 Henry Whaley.........age 55, b Canada Mary Whaley wife age 47, b IA Floyd Whaley son, age 17, b MN Jay Whaley, son, age 15, b MN Peter J. Hill, boarder, age 30, b MN 1920 Traverse Co MN, ED 197 or 147, p. 11 Loyd Whaley ..............age 29, b ? Elizabeth Whaley wife, age 27, b MN Charlotte Whaley dau, age 3, b MN Grace Whaley dau, age 1, b MN Entered by RLN--I hope the census records hold together!!

To Deborah Whaley Handshew from Jackie Weeden-- I read your entry in Digest 254. We have three generations of your line on disk and can attach them to you to see how they compare with your data. I can see one difference and that is that Thomas Whaley Jr.'s wife is listed on my material as Elizabeth instead of Lydia. If you want to see the Family Group Sheets for: Thomas Whaley Sr. and Eunice Hubbard; Thomas Whaley Jr. and Elizabeth Kent; and Henry Whaley and Hannah Mosier let [email protected] know. Jackie Weeden

Hi Elizabeth etal-- Jackie Weeden's company is all over the horizon now, and I was able to have a discussion with her about your line. She would like to have you make a generation by generation list of what you have been told--give names, dates of birth, death, places, etc. She is having trouble hooking Eli and son James D. to the rest of the material you mentioned. She thinks the material you were given is a mixture of two lines. She has record of Fulton Co GA, 1860, Atlanta of: John Whaley-------29-b GA Emily Whaley-----25-b FL Mary Whaley--------4-b ?IL (Could it be FL?) Emma F. Whaley-1 b FL In the same time and place (Fulton Co GA in 1860) are: Caleb Whaley-27-b GA Molly Whaley-23 b (I forgot to write this birthplace.) Then in 1900 in Marion Co FL, Ocala are: John R.----------b 3-1830 GA age 70 widow* Sid R.------son b 11-1870 GA age 29 m 4yrs Allie B. dau/in/law b 9-1874 FL age 26 m 4 yrs-1child-1 living Julia B. gr/dau b 8-1897 FL age 2 yrs. *Jackie has pension data for John R. This John R. seems to be the John that was in Fulton Co GA in 1860. This data makes it look like your James R. is really John R. Please give your generations. Let me know what you think. Ruby

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-----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth G. Brett [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 10:37 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: RE: Your Whaley Ancestors--Eli, etc.--Elizabeth G. Brett Glad to share! I need to sit with these papers (won't happen tomorrow) and write in an organized manner exactly what they are saying. The few that weren't burnt that is. They are mostly from turn of the century or before...and I'm just tiptoeing into geneological waters. Boy the current sure is strong! :^) I've been cooking all day...a knee-jerk reaction to the season I suppose. My cousin made reservations at a restaurant..so we'll eat there. I still bought a turkey and I'll invite friends in on the weekend. I can't imagine not having left-over turkey sandwiches! Have a lovely day! Elizabeth G. Brett -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 9:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Your Whaley Ancestors--Eli, etc.--Elizabeth G. Brett Dear Elizabeth Brett, etal. I thought everyone would be cooking in preparation for tomorrow. But the Whaleys keep popping up from all over. So--Thanksgiving Greetings to all of you. And to Elizabeth-- Your entry re ELY has me flipping pages in our Whaley Book- "The Early GA Whaleys-A Closer Look" so I can answer. Your Ely is really ELI, s/o William Whaley and Hannah Brewton/Bruton, etc. who came to GA from MD or DE in 1775. We have found no connection between this family and Genezar--maybe some day!!!!! Eli had a son James D. as you say, but James D. (according to what we have on him, had sons James Lewis, Isaac B. and Agrippa J.) He had other sons, but we have no names for them. You mentioned Rachel's last name (Authur) and we were never able to find that. My partner, Jackie Weeden, who was the instigator of the Whaley book and did most of the research, is preparing for 20 or so guests tomorrow and I really don't want to call her. She is not on line. AND she is in another state. James D. had a brother James Russell-- We have Family Group Sheets for three Calebs on disk here, but I don't think any of them fit your Caleb. One section of our book has much data re this large family of William and Hannah. We will share FGSs, etc. And maybe you have some answers from your end. Ruby Nelson and Jackie Weeden [email protected]

Oh yes...since i'm new to this ...what is an FGS...family group sheet? I don't know the tools for setting this up. If you know of something that works well let me know. thanks, Elizabeth G. Brett (yet another Whaley coming out of the woodwork :0) -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 9:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Your Whaley Ancestors--Eli, etc.--Elizabeth G. Brett Dear Elizabeth Brett, etal. I thought everyone would be cooking in preparation for tomorrow. But the Whaleys keep popping up from all over. So--Thanksgiving Greetings to all of you. And to Elizabeth-- Your entry re ELY has me flipping pages in our Whaley Book- "The Early GA Whaleys-A Closer Look" so I can answer. Your Ely is really ELI, s/o William Whaley and Hannah Brewton/Bruton, etc. who came to GA from MD or DE in 1775. We have found no connection between this family and Genezar--maybe some day!!!!! Eli had a son James D. as you say, but James D. (according to what we have on him, had sons James Lewis, Isaac B. and Agrippa J.) He had other sons, but we have no names for them. You mentioned Rachel's last name (Authur) and we were never able to find that. My partner, Jackie Weeden, who was the instigator of the Whaley book and did most of the research, is preparing for 20 or so guests tomorrow and I really don't want to call her. She is not on line. AND she is in another state. James D. had a brother James Russell-- We have Family Group Sheets for three Calebs on disk here, but I don't think any of them fit your Caleb. One section of our book has much data re this large family of William and Hannah. We will share FGSs, etc. And maybe you have some answers from your end. Ruby Nelson and Jackie Weeden [email protected]

I'm grateful, at this time of year, for all the help I've been getting from you guys. Happy Thanksgiving! --Carol

Dear Elizabeth Brett, etal. I thought everyone would be cooking in preparation for tomorrow. But the Whaleys keep popping up from all over. So--Thanksgiving Greetings to all of you. And to Elizabeth-- Your entry re ELY has me flipping pages in our Whaley Book- "The Early GA Whaleys-A Closer Look" so I can answer. Your Ely is really ELI, s/o William Whaley and Hannah Brewton/Bruton, etc. who came to GA from MD or DE in 1775. We have found no connection between this family and Genezar--maybe some day!!!!! Eli had a son James D. as you say, but James D. (according to what we have on him, had sons James Lewis, Isaac B. and Agrippa J.) He had other sons, but we have no names for them. You mentioned Rachel's last name (Authur) and we were never able to find that. My partner, Jackie Weeden, who was the instigator of the Whaley book and did most of the research, is preparing for 20 or so guests tomorrow and I really don't want to call her. She is not on line. AND she is in another state. James D. had a brother James Russell-- We have Family Group Sheets for three Calebs on disk here, but I don't think any of them fit your Caleb. One section of our book has much data re this large family of William and Hannah. We will share FGSs, etc. And maybe you have some answers from your end. Ruby Nelson and Jackie Weeden [email protected]

Yes, a very lovely day! Even if the history books were a little off on just how happy it was. :0) I'm so glad to to have found this list...Thank you! elizabeth -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 12:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: my holiday card to you HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL MY FELLOW WHALEYS.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4188/tnksgiv.html To EVERY ONE on the list, Have a happy and safe holiday Jeannie and family <><