----- Original Message ----- From: "wwkr" <wwkr@hitter.net> To: <jwmuse@compuserve.com> Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 11:39 PM Subject: The line of John Whitney Hi. I e-mailed you several months ago. I know it was sometime ago. I was inquiring about information of a Frederick Whitney and his father Elwood Whitney. You said there was not any information you could give me. I have found information that Elwood is a descendant of John Whitney. The actual lineage would read Frederick, Elwood, Mordecai, Thomas, Phineas, Samuel, William, Nathaniel, John, John. My grandfather was Frederick Whitney. I do not have much information about his father as well as his aunts and uncles. I was wondering if you know of any one who may have more information on this lineage. I have been to the Whitneygen.org site. Elwood is listed. His wife's name is spelled incorrectly, but this is the Elwood I have been looking for. I have found all sorts of information dating from John to Thomas, but after that my information is very scarce. My grandfather died when I was eight. He passed away in 1982. His father (Elwood) passed away when he was a child. I am still searching for information on his father. Searching cemeteries for a place of burial as well as a death date. I know he died sometime around 1920 in Muncie, Indiana. I am getting closer. My grandfather (Frederick) would have had four uncles (Sherman, Sheridan, Grant, Harrison,) and an aunt (Mary). I have little information on them. If you know of any one who could help me I would so much appreciate it. Thank you. Kimberly ------------------------ Dear Kimberly: I'll forward your message to the Whitney Research Group. Maybe someone there will reply. You might consider subscribing to the list too. The instructions are on the web site. Good luck! Jeanne (Whitney) Muse jwmuse@compuserve.com

Dear WRG: Kathy Behling <kbehling@uswest.net> wrote me today: Yes, Bezaleel's parents were Charles Whitney and Lucy Shays. Lucy was the daughter of Daniel Shays of Shay's rebellion fame. But that's as far back as I'm sure of. The father of Charles may have been Aaron Whitney. Does that help? I searched our WRG web site and found the following link: http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/nehgr/140.html - The Daniel Shays Family - states that Bezaleel Whitney was "of New Salem", Mass. when he married Lucy Shays, daughter of Daniel. A possible candidate as Bezaleel's father, a Charles Whitney, son of Aaron, I looked in my own database and found one candidate: Charles Whitney, b. 14 May 1742 Littleton, Mass. - son of Rev. Aaron Whitney and Alice Baker On the above Charles, Pierce (p. 80) says briefly "res. Phillipston, Mass. but d. in Vt." See the transcription: http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/pierce/p076-080.htm#C937 Since Pierce states that Charles was mentioned in his father's will dated July 15, 1779 and settled Nov. 12, 1779, we know Charles died after 1779. Notice also on the above Pierce transcription page, that this Charles' sister, Lucy Whitney, married Samuel Kendall "of New Salem". If we use just this small bit of information, we could make a guess on the following ancestral line: Aaron-5 Whitney (Moses-4, Moses-3, Richard-2, John-1) & Alice Baker -- Charles-6 Whitney and ? --- Bezaleel-7 and Lucy Shays (dau. of Daniel Shays) ---- Lucy-8 Whitney and Jonathan Jenks ----- Charles W. Jenks and Olive Hilton More information is definitely needed to determine if the above conjecture is true. Jeanne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kathy Behling" <kbehling@uswest.net> > To: <jwmuse@compuserve.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 12:39 AM > Subject: Charles W. Jenks from Jonathan Jenks & Lucy Whitney > > Hello Jeanne - > > Here is an addition to the entry I found on the whitneygen website. > the referenced Lucy Whitney is daughter of Bezaleel Whitney and Lucy > Shays. > > And in case you're interested, Charles' wife Olive Hilton, was daughter > of David Hilton and Hannah Black > David Hilton was b. 1783 in East Windsor Vermont. He died in Byron, Kent > Co. Michigan 8 Jan 1874. > Hannah Black has a memorial headstone in Michigan, but she actually died > in 1847 in Ogden, Monroe, New York. > > Charles Jenks & Olive had 2 sons. > > -Kathy

Licenses to go beyond the seas Page 58 April 1635 In the Elizabeth and Ann, Roger Coopr., Mr. Theis pties. Hereunder expressed are to be embarqued for New England, having taken the oath of allegeance and supremacie, and likewise brought certificates from the Ministers and Justices where their abidings were latlic of their conformitie to the discipline and orders of the Church of England, and that they are no sudsidy men. Robert Hawkynns, husb. .. .... 25 years Jo. Whitney ......................... 35 " Jo. Palmerley ........................ 20 " Richard Martin........................ 12 " Jo. Whitney ........................... 11 " Richard Whitney .................... 9 " Nathaniel Whitney .................. 8 " Tho. Whitney.......................... 6 " Jonathan Whitney .................. 1 " Nicholas Sension.................... 13 " Henry Jackson ....................... 29 " William Hubbard ..................... 35 " Thomas Hubbard ....... ............ 10 " Tho. Eaton ............................. 1 " Marie Hawkynns ..................... 24 " Ellen Whitney ......................... 30 " Abigail Eaton .......................... 35 " Sara Cartrack ......................... 24 " Jane Demand .......................... 9 " Mary Eaton ............................. 4 " Marie Broomer ........................ 10 " Mildred Cartrack ..................... 2 " Joseph Alsopp ........................ 14 " Just thought I'd share this entry I input for my files from: Our Early Emigrant Ancestors The Original Lists of PERSONS OF QUALITY; EMIGRANTS; RELIGIOUS EXILES; POLITICAL REBELS; SERVING MEN SOLD FOR A TERM OF YEARS; APPRENTICES; CHILDREN STOLEN; MAIDENS PRESSED; AND OTHERS WHO WENT FROM GREAT BRITIAN TO THE AMERICAN PLANTATIONS 1600-1700. WITH THEIR AGES, THE LOCALITIES WHERE THEY FORMERLY LIVED IN THE MOTHER COUNTRY, THE NAMES OF THE SHIPS IN WHICH THEY EMBARKS, AND OTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS. FROM MSS. PRESERVED IN THE STATE PAPER DEPARTMENT OF HER MAJESTY’S PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE, ENGLAND. EDITED BY JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN. Baltimore GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING CO. 1962 republishing of the 1880 version in it’s entirety. Sincerely, Kate Surname Index Abbot, Archer, Arden, Aslebe or Aslett, Baskerville, Beamsley, Benjamin, Benjamis, Blaney, Bowman, Bragg(e), Bray, Brazier, Brooks, Brown, Van Brugh, Burrill, Chenery, Clap(p), Clark, Colburn(e), Dever(e)au(x), Dolling, Dummer Ellis, Eveleth or EVELEIGH, Fairebanke Fairbank, Fairbanks, ffrie Frie, Frye, Fisher, Fisk(e), Flower, Flynt or Flint, French, Fuller Gamblin, Gamlin or Gamlyn, Garnish, Gawroger, Good(e)now, Gookin, Grant, Graves, Grazebrook, Guillims or Duglim, Guy Hamant, Hanlon, Harding, Haynes, Henchman, Hinkesman, Hoar(e) Hogenson, Holmes, Holt, Hull, Hunt, Hunting Jasper, Jochemse, de Kay, Keene, King, Knightly Lewis Marriott, Metcalf(e), Moller, Morgenroth, Morse Norcross, Nubury or NUBERY Palmer, Pares, Parker, Peters, Phillips, Potts Quincy, Randolph, Rebelle, Reynolds, Richards, Robbins, Roehm, Roeloff Roundy Sewall, Sewell or Shewell, Shattuck, Sherman, Silvester or Sylvester, Smith, Staats, Stancliffe, Stanley, Stone, Storer Tainter, Taynter, Tiemroth, de Trieux Waide, Walley, Wendell, Whitehead, Whitney, Wight, Willet, Woods

Dear Virginia: According to our collective database, there was an Ephraim Whitney, Jr., born 7 Sep 1807, in Newburg, ME. Interestingly, he is the son of an Ephraim Whitney, b. ca 1780, who is shown as having died after 1850 in Tuscawarus Co., OH (unless whoever submitted that got him mixed up with his son that you found in the 1850 census) There is no marriage for Junior in the db, and the info was skimpy to say the least. You might, however, have some luck if you focus your looking toward Newburg, ME. Sincerely, Allan E. Green

Dear WRG, Tonight I found George W. WHITNEY [Ebenezer, Ebenezer of NB], b. 16 Apr 1818, on the following web page. <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarath/1870KnowltonCensus.htm>. It is a transcription of the U.S. Census of 1870, Knowlton Township, Marathon County, Wisconsin. It gives: Taken 22 Jul 1870, Charles A. Singer, enumerator. p. 450B, lines 4-14, House 11, Family 11: RE PE 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Whitney, George 51 M W Dealer in Lumber 1500 800 New Brunswick X X X X X Jane 48 F W Keeping House New Brunswick X X X X Ann 23 F W At Home New Brunswick X X X X George A 20 M W Lumberman New Brunswick X X X X X Henrietta 16 F W School New Brunswick X X X X Daniel 19 M W School New Brunswick X X X X Armina 14 F W School New Brunswick X X X X Alice 12 F W School New Brunswick X X X X Charlotte 11 F W School New Brunswick X X X X Robert 9 M W School New Brunswick X X Grace 5 F W New Brunswick X X 0 = Father of Foreign Birth 1 = Mother of Foreign Birth 2 = If born within year, state month 3 = If married within year, state month 4 = Attended school within the year 5 = Cannot read 6 = Cannot write 7 = Deaf & dumb, blind, insane or idiotic 8 = Male citizen of the US 21 years of age or over 9 = Male citizen of the US whose right to vote is denied or abridged This would be the family found at <http://www.whitneygen.org/families/unconnw/ebenezern.html#id113>. Hopefully this will be helpful to someone. Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/home2.html>

Dear Whitney Researchers: My ancestor Joseph WHITNEY was born 8 Sept 1829 in Ohio but I have not established who his parents were. In the 1850 Ohio Census, Tuscarawas Co., there is a Joseph WHITNEY, age 20, living with the family of Ephraim WHITNEY, age 43, born in Maine. I believe this to be (my) Joseph WHITNEY and that he could be the son of Ephraim WHITNEY, a descendent of John & Elinor WHITNEY. I need to confirm this connection. On 11 Sept 1853, Joseph WHITNEY married Catherine FREASE in Tuscarawas Co., OH. Catherine was born 18 Nov 1832 in Somerset Co., PA. Catherine and Joseph WHITNEY then moved to Bureau Co., IL where they had six children. Eventually, they moved to Pottawattamie Co., IA. where they lived out their lives. Their children: Mary WHITNEY b. 1854, Idella WHITNEY b. 1857, Alice WHITNEY b. 1859, Rebecca WHITNEY b. 1861, William H. WHITNEY b. 1865 Charles W. WHITNEY b. 1868. If anyone has information and/or suggestions to help verify the connection, please let me know. Thank you so much for your help. Virginia Payne paynevj@aol.com

Dear WRG: John Hilton, a former member of our list, sent in a query which I added to the Unconnected Whitneys database several years ago. In response to that entry, I received the below message. I tried to forward a copy of it to John, but the mail bounced. Does anyone know where Bezaleel Whitney fits? Jeanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Behling" <kbehling@uswest.net> To: <jwmuse@compuserve.com> Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 12:39 AM Subject: Charles W. Jenks from Jonathan Jenks & Lucy Whitney Hello Jeanne - Here is an addition to the entry I found on the whitneygen website. the referenced Lucy Whitney is daughter of Bezaleel Whitney and Lucy Shays. And in case you're interested, Charles' wife Olive Hilton, was daughter of David Hilton and Hannah Black David Hilton was b. 1783 in East Windsor Vermont. He died in Byron, Kent Co. Michigan 8 Jan 1874. Hannah Black has a memorial headstone in Michigan, but she actually died in 1847 in Ogden, Monroe, New York. Charles Jenks & Olive had 2 sons. -Kathy

Dear Jan: Give us some Whitney names & dates so we can get a feel for what Whitney family you need. Jeanne (Whitney) Muse ----- Original Message ----- From: <JEE143@aol.com> To: <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 9:49 AM Subject: [WHITNEY-L] Chart Can anyone help me locate a chart that will go back 10 generations? I just got my information on my mothers side of the family (Whitney) and want to get it charted out. I would like to share the information with the group, but have no idea how to list it all on here. I have not seen anyone you talk about and wonder if we are lost Whitneys or what. Thank you in advance for your help. Jan Eldridge

I'm still trying to nail down the parents of Abigail Fletcher, wife of Samuel Whitney (William, Nathaniel, John, John). One of our Whitney members was kind enough to give me a lot of data that she had collected. As I was going through the vital records for Concord, Middlesex Co., MA, I found an Abigail Fletcher of Concord who married Jonathon Bradstreet of Lunenburg on 15 Oct 1751 by Rev. Daniel Bliss. I don't know if this Abigail is the same one who is the daughter of John and Mary (Goble) Fletcher, born 2 July 1720 in Concord. If these 2 Abigails are the same person, she obviously is not the one who married Samuel Whitney in 1741 in Westminster, MA. If this is true, then the John and Mary (Goble) Fletcher line is not for Abigail Fletcher Whitney. I have not yet checked for a will of John Fletcher, which might mention his married daughter Abigail. Is that too much to hope for? Sandy (Whitney) Fahrnbruch

Dear WRG, One of the very early members of this group is Mary Ann Lindsay, now not subscribed to WHITNEY-L. At her request, I am forwarding this message. At 02:27 PM 2/20/01 -0800, Mary Ann Lindsay wrote: >Hi Whitney cousins, >This is my address for now, just in case anyone has some news for me, >would love to hear from you. I hated losing my "malincal" but who knows, I >might get it back later. Please send it on to the whitney research group >just in case. >Thanks, have a good day. >MAL ><mailto:malind5@pacbell.net>malind5@pacbell.<mailto:malind5@pacbell.net>net Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/home2.html>

Dear Jan (and the WRG), At 09:49 AM 2/23/01 -0500, JEE143@aol.com wrote: >Can anyone help me locate a chart that will go back 10 generations? Sorry, but I can't help with this. >I just got my information on my mothers side of the family (Whitney) >and want to get it charted out. > >I would like to share the information with the group, but have no idea >how to list it all on here. I have not seen anyone you talk about and >wonder if we are lost Whitneys or what. If you haven't found it yet, see the Whitney Research Group website: <http://www.whitneygen.org/home2.html>. Near the bottom is a link to a search engine which may be useful to you. >Thank you in advance for your help. > >Jan Eldridge If you have specific WHITNEY questions, just ask, and we'll try to help. If you want your lineage posted on our lineage page, <http://www.whitneygen.org/families/lineages.html>, just send it to me. Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/home2.html>

WRG: A brief bit of New Jersey Whitney material. Allan E. Green Database: New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1895 Bordering New York and Pennsylvania, New Jersey is said to be one of the most densely populated states in the country. This database update adds more marriage records for Somerset and Hunterdon counties, as well as records for Warren County, to marriage records from Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Sussex counties and previous records from Hunterdon and Somerset counties. Taken from microfilm copies of original county documents, each record provides spouses' names, marriage date, and county of residence. Name Spouse Marriage Date County State BUSTER, JEREMIAH /WHITNEY, CLARA 23 Dec 1857 Hunterdon NJ SHEER, THOMAS WHITNEY /JOHNSON, SARAH CELINDA 4 Jan 1860 Hunterdon NJ WHITNEY, ALFRED /MAYHEW, REBECCA 17 Feb 1825 Cumberland NJ WHITNEY, EBEN /WARRICK, LUCY L. 14 Mar 1848 Gloucester NJ WHITNEY, WILLIAM /JOHNSON, FRANCES 14 Oct 1826 Sussex NJ JENNINGS, CURTIS WHITNEY, MATILDA 26 Jan 1836 Bergen NJ WHITNEY, JOHN /LUDLAM, MARIA 23 Nov 1811 Bergen NJ

Can anyone help me locate a chart that will go back 10 generations? I just got my information on my mothers side of the family (Whitney) and want to get it charted out. I would like to share the information with the group, but have no idea how to list it all on here. I have not seen anyone you talk about and wonder if we are lost Whitneys or what. Thank you in advance for your help. Jan Eldridge

Jeanne (and the WRG), At 08:20 AM 2/22/01 -0500, you wrote: >Robert: You mentioned in an e-mail thru WRG an interest in a "Sarah >GOBLE, likely a widow, born about 1658. A likely candidate was Sarah >(SHEPHERD) GOBLE, widow of Thomas-3 GOBLE, who d. 16 Mar 1723/24, >Concord, MA." > >In response to a query I posted in the N.E. Gen. Hist. Society's web >page about Abigail FLETCHER's ancestry, I received e-mail from Shawn >Potter (shpxlcp@home.com) - His source: "Early Vital Records of >Middlesex County, Massachusetts, to about 1850, Vital Records of >Concord, MA" (Search & ReSearch Publishing Corporation). Attached is a >narrative on the family of Thomas & Sarah from the data I entered using >Shawn's info. > >As you can see, their daughter, Mary GOBLE, was Abigail FLETCHER's >mother. > >Sarah (SHEPARD or SHEPHERD) GOBLE survived her husband Thomas GOBLE III, >but Shawn did not provide her date of death. This might give you more >clues as to whether this Sarah was 2nd wife to Nathaniel-3 Whitney >(John-2, John-1) and who died 7 May 1746, aged 88 in Weston. > >I'd be interested in any more you find too. I found a fellow with a copy of _The Shepard Families of New England_, by Donald Lines Jacobus. He wrote: "I did find your Sarah Shepard in the Genealogies, here is a quick rundown: "Sarah Shepard, daughter of John Shepard (b. abt 1633, d. 15 Dec. 1999 at Concord, Mass.) and Sarah Goble (bap. 27 May 1638 at Charlestown, Mass., d. between 30 Nov. 1717 - 20 Feb. 1717/18 at Concord, Mass. She was the daughter of Thomas and Alice Gobel), was born about 1667 at Concord, Mass. and died after 1727. She married(1) on January 4, 1686/87 to Thomas Goble III, her first cousin. He was the son of Thomas Goble Jr. and Mary (mousell) Goble and died (bef. April 20) 1724. Sarah Shepard married(2) a Mr. Whitney. Sarah and her first husband had three children: 1. Sarah, m. William Wood 2. Mary, m. Mr. Fletcher 3. Abigail, m. Joseph Harris Ref: T. B. Wyman, "Charlestown Genealogies and Estates" Charles L. Newell, "Record of My Ancestry" (1899)" I wrote back: "In case you care, the marriage record of "Sarah GOBLE and Nathan WHITNEY" has been located. They were married 2 Nov 1724, Concord, MA, by Rev. John WHITING. This is not recorded in Concord vital records. Reference: Clarence S. Brigham, "Concord (Mass.) Marriages, 1724," _The American Genealogist_, Vol. 16, p. 23. "Being well-versed in the WHITNEY families of New England, I can attest that there was no "Nathan" WHITNEY old enough to have been her husband, and even ones much younger have been otherwise disposed of. "Instead, this has to have been Nathaniel-3 WHITNEY, son of John-2 and Ruth (REYNOLDS) WHITNEY [John-1], b. 1 Feb 1646/7, Watertown, MA. He m.(1) 12 Mar 1673/4, Watertown, MA, Sarah HAGAR. She d. 29 Jul 1722, Weston, MA. He remarried Sarah -----, who must have been the above Sarah (SHEPARD) GOBLE. He died 7 Jan 1732/3, Weston, and his widow Sarah d. 7 May 1746, aged 88 years, Weston. This implies that Sarah SHEPARD was born in 1657-1658, not 1667 as given above, if her age at death is accurate. That also makes her probably the oldest child of John-2 and Sarah (GOBLE) SHEPARD. All of Nathaniel's children were by his first wife, which is not surprising, since his second wife was about 66 years old at their marriage. "The above events are taken from the published vital records of the towns indicated, together with various compiled genealogies and other secondary sources. The probate of Nathaniel-3 WHITNEY mentions his widow Sarah, with no indication of her former marriage or other relatives. "I descend from Nathaniel-3 and Sarah (HAGAR) WHITNEY, so have no descendancy from the SHEPARD or GOBLE families, but am interested because we have now identified my ancestor's second wife! "Thanks for your assistance!" I feel very confident that we have solved this mystery. Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/home2.html>

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Anyone have access to the 1855 New York State Census? I need a lookup for Solomon E. Whitney(Head of Household)-Moreau Township-Saratoga County, New York. Sincerely yours, James Whitney WRG

Dear Rene, At 07:37 PM 2/21/01 -0400, you wrote: >WRGs, > >I am a descendant of Abraham (re: the Thistle home), though of the Henry >Whitney Conneticut line. Would it be possible to include/add a "MA" or >"CT" to distinguish between the two lines? Also, I would appreciate >learning if there is a list of WRGs of the CT Whitney line. > >Thanks, > >Rene Lewis Lawrie This Abraham-4 WHITNEY [Moses-3, Richard-2, John-1] was a resident of Stow, Massachusetts. He is not related, as far as we know, to Henry-1 WHITNEY of Long Island, NY, and Norwalk, CT. The closest we have to the list you describe is found on the "Lineages" page, at <http://www.whitneygen.org/families/lineages.html>. Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward rlward1@erols.com <http://users.erols.com/rlward1/> 12236 Shadetree Lane, Laurel, MD 20708-2832 301-776-1659

Henry WHITNEY of Norwalk Description: Official WRG database of the descendants of Henry Whitney of LI & CT Maintained by: Jeanne Muse JWMUSE@csi.com Location: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jwmuse/ctwhit3.zip Version: 3 (11 Jul 1998) Size: 1,481,933 bytes (271,155 zipped) Individuals: 6,272 ------------ Page Not Found The Server [ourworld.compuserve.com] was unable to find the following page: Page [ctwhit3.zip] User [jwmuse] Category [homepages].

WRGs, I am a descendant of Abraham (re: the Thistle home), though of the Henry Whitney Conneticut line. Would it be possible to include/add a "MA" or "CT" to distinguish between the two lines? Also, I would appreciate learning if there is a list of WRGs of the CT Whitney line. Thanks, Rene Lewis Lawrie