>. One of them, from >our list, from INFECTED with a virus - >It reported that an ActiveX control was bad. jeanne, who was it from? i may not have opened it. > People don't usually know they have it or are spreading it to >others until it is too late. >the Tools menu) to see if the box at the bottom for File is checked. If >it is, you are infected! > i don't have that in my tools....how can i tell if i am infected? and how can i get rid of it? thanx, gini > > >Jeanne > >

Hello Mike, Thanks for the Norridgewock records. The Isaac who married Betty Parlin is: John1, Benjamin2, Nathaniel3, Isaac4, Barnabas5, Isaac6. Does anyone know who this Reuben was? Ken Whitney Silver Spring, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: Mike and Annette Poston <poston@erols.com> To: <WHITNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 8:33 AM Subject: [WHITNEY-L] Norridgewock, Maine--some Whitneys > I ran across the following Whitneys in the vital records of Norridgewock, > Maine, and they may be of use to someone. I don't claim that these are the > only mentions of Whitneys in the records, but they are all that I could > find. > > LDS film No. 11577: > > February 11, 1811 (p. 327) Mr. Isaac Whitney and Miss Betty C. Parlin both > of Norridgwock [sic] this day had their intentions of marriage published and > a certificate given of the same. recorded Feb. 27th 1811 > > (p 353) An intention of marriage between Reuben Whitney of Norridgewock and > Lucy Sawyer of Meron was entered with me Sept. 18, 1819 and published as the > law directs. Certified Oct. 4, 1819. Attest. Wm Allen for Town Clerk. > > Record of Mortality in Norridgewock 1774-1891 (also film No 11577) p 29. > Nov. 13, 1832 Phineas Whitney, consumption and old age, 82 years. > ----------- > > The last individual is Phine(h)as-5 (Isaac-4 , Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2, > John-1and Elinor). > > --------- > > Reuben Whitney was also assigned the duty of surveying a portion of the road > in Norredgewock in 1831. I presume that this meant keeping an eye out for > the condition of the road and making such repairs as were needed rather than > laying out the road as we think of surveyors today with their theodolites > and bench marks. > > Mike Poston > Rockville, Maryland > > ______________________________

Dear Whitneys: I just retrieved a long string of e-mail messages and was reviewing them in my software, Outlook Express. One of them, from our list, from INFECTED with a virus - as my Norton Anti-virus software caught immediately and gave me the option to delete it. It reported that an ActiveX control was bad. I have experience with this virus - WScript.KAKWorm. It attachs itself as a hidden signature to any outgoing email message using Outlook Express. People don't usually know they have it or are spreading it to others until it is too late. A tell-tale sign is a weird error message that appears when Windows starts. You can also check your Signature (in the Tools menu) to see if the box at the bottom for File is checked. If it is, you are infected! BEWARE -- If you don't have anti-virus software installed on your computer, get some now. The virus/worms that I have heard about most recently are DEADLY and can crash your computer and disable Windows permanently, causing a complete loss of data! Also - go to Windows Update on Microsoft's Update pages and get any upgrades to Outlook Express, especially those concerning security issues, like ActiveX controls. Jeanne

Hi Jeanne, I just wanted to pass on a bit of encouragement to you as you prepare to save all the genealogical information you have collected. You may or may not know what a valuable addition you have made to the WRG. Though many of us corresponding will never meet one another, we ARE related through the people whose lives we are studying. Your advice is trusted. Your information, along with that of several other members on Whitney-L, is pretty much taken as gospel. Thank you for all you have so generously shared with us. Also, it seems that people have to reach a certain age before they really care much about those who went before them. It seems, that folks have to experience some of the high and low points of life themselves, before they can really appreciate the struggles people of earlier times encountered. Most amateur genealogists that I know are in their late 30's or 40's before they show any interest at all in family history. This is not true of everyone, but is of many. So don't give up on your own family, they may come to it later on. And even if they don't, you help all of us! And we still need your input! I'll leave the answers to your questions to someone with more experience in preservation. But if you find a calligrapher can you let me know? By the way, what do you think of a Whitney Reunion? Thanks, Carolyn Whitney Branagan Jeanne Muse wrote: > Dear WRG: No one in my immediate family gives a flying fig about > genealogy -- at least not now. Later generations might and I want to > share my 12+ years of research with them in some form. Towards that > end, I have some questions to pose to you, since your opinions have the > most weight in my mind. > > 1) Original birth, death & marriage certificates as well as copies of > bible pages and other hard-to-locate documents are a large part of the > "proof". Where should I store them and how? Should I put them in > binders and put them in my safety deposit box at the bank? And a > regular e-ring notebook would probably not last. Finding a high quality > binder with acid-free insert pages may be necessary. Anybody have a > source? > > 2) I plan to print a complete Journal Narrative and could keep this in > the same place as the above documents. The same applies -- how and > where should I store it? Where could I find a "bound-book" style binder > for it? Or..should I have it 'privately published'? > > 3) Wall-size family chart. Printing one out on the computer just > doesn't seem sufficient. Has anyone had experience with an artist or > calligrapher who could design one for me? This would be the final > accomplishment - a beautiful piece of artwork for my wall. > > 4) It goes without saying that, after I'm gone, the wonderful published > genealogies in my library would need a home. Let's hope that my family > members would keep them -- but how do I make sure of this? Should I add > a line or two in my will? > > Any suggestions? > > Jeanne

Dear WRG, I've been searching for quite a while for an Arvilla Whitney, b. circa 1862 in New York. I found a very interesting family this week in Norforlk, St. Lawrence County, NY. From a transcription of the 1870 U.S. Census, I find the following: WHITNEY: Paul 49 b. VT Farmer Jane 38 b. VT Keeping House Gertrude 14 Note: Idiotic Jessie 12 Arvilla 10 James 7 Robert 4 Cornelius 2 Does this family ring any familiar bells to anyone???? Other Whitneys listed are as follows: Page Line Name Age 503A 7 Abner D. 18 713A 39 Andrew 30 497A 5 Asa 43 560A 34 Augusta 32 497A 6 Bedoria 42 526B 6 Benjamin 56 519B 5 Betsey 54 506B 39 Clisha 65 503A 4 Daniel 59 560A 36 Elizabeth 25 520B 30 Elmira 16 754B 1 Elsy 82 404B 23 Emeline 27 404B 18 Emma 24 560A 32 Ephraim 65 649A 11 Etta M 10 497A 7 Evaline 14 404B 24 Fredie 3 404B 19 Hiram 61 404B 22 Isaac H 27 404B 25 Ivan Nillie 3/12 505B 15 Jonah 25 560A 35 Louisa 30 503A 5 Louisa W. 49 520B 29 Maria 42 404B 20 Marilla S. 58 505B 16 Mary 20 560A 33 Mary A. 61 526B 7 Melissa 50 503A 6 Millin A. 25 404B 17 Newton P. 26 649A 10 Sarah B. 72 Robert - There are also a lot of WARDs in these pages - let me know if you want any information on them. Have a good one everyone... Lyn Whitney Anderson

Debbie and all, At 02:44 AM 10/28/00 -0400, Debbie J. Stelmach wrote: >Had a recent business trip to DC and spent a few hours at the national >archives. Didn't find one of my elusive relatives who went "west" in the >1880's so I extracted some of the Whitney's that I found. I suspect that >the soundex list is not complete since some of my Whitney's were clearly in >Erie Co but not on the soundex. The columns should line up better if >viewed with courier new fonts. [Census extracts omitted] The Soundex for the 1880 U.S. census only indexes families with children under 10. It is, indeed, incomplete. You'll have to read the actual census records to find everyone of any surname. Sorry! Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/>

Hi Carolyn, Just read your message re FORD line in Maine. I have a Cadwallider FORD, b.c.1703; d. 1790, Wilmington,MA. The following information is from an article written by Janet Ireland Delorey in "The Maine Seine", Aug 1988: Chadwaliter/Cadwallader Ford held a positon of prominence with Clark & Lake Co....he was involved with a territorial dispute between Kennebec Co & Clark & Lake Co., which extended from mouth of Kennebec River up to Cobboseconte Falls in the Province of Maine...as outlined in "The Kennebeck Proprietors" (Gorden E.Kershaw , Portland, Maine 1975, p.154 ff.) (Cadwallider's daughter Hannah FORD, mar.my gr- gr-gr-grandf.Job FOSTER who was from Andover, MA.) Other children of Cadwallider as listed in "The Maine Seine" by Janet Delorey: Dea.Samuel Ford Sarah, b. 1731, mar. James Gray of Bideford Also mentioned - Dea.Samuel FORD & his bro. Francis & sister Elizabeth who mar. Rev. Josiah Winship as his 2nd wife - all were early settlers of Georgetown and Woolwich. I have a Winship line that connects to my WHITNEY line, too. If you want a copy of this article will be happy to send. Joan Reed Miller York PA On Wed, 25 Oct 2000 16:42:19 -0400 Chris Branagan <slainte@together.net> writes: >Hi Allan! > >Things are so quiet at Whitney-L that I've been using the time to >read >up on some of the archived Whitney-L messages. I noticed back in >May >1999 you did some research on Nathan (Nathaniel, Benjamin, John) >regarding land purchase in Saco/York, Maine. > >At the end of that message you mentioned that you were able to confirm >that Sarah and Letty Ford were sisters, the daughters of John and >Joanna (Andrews) Ford of Kittery. Were you able to find out anything >more about them? What about the history of the Ford family? Were >they >immigrants? Land owners? Were there other Fords in Maine at the >time? >Where can I go to find out more about the Fords? > >As you know Sarah and Letty married brothers Nathaniel and John, sons >of Benjamin. Nathaniel and John must have had some interesting >experiences with Captain Preble and the boys in the Maine woods! It is >the family of John and Letty in which I am most interested. > >By the way, I love your suggestion of a Whitney reunion. Did you get >any response?Perhaps it will happen one of these summers. There must >be >a nice resort down there in the D.C./ Maryland area that could handle >a >group of 80 -100 for such a gathering. It would be great to have >both you and Robert speak on your findings, and also on research >techniques for the amateur. There are several others who are experts >on >the Maine Whitneys (like Jan and Ken from Maryland) and it would be >interesting to hear some presentations about the family of Henry and >the >Southern Whitneys. And Jeanne and Tim Doyle. We could easily fill an >entire weekend. Wouldn't it be great to have John Whitney come over >from England, you know the gentleman corresponding from Oxford! >Haven't >you met him? > >Keep up the good work. from, Carolyn Whitney Branagan > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Dear WRG: No one in my immediate family gives a flying fig about genealogy -- at least not now. Later generations might and I want to share my 12+ years of research with them in some form. Towards that end, I have some questions to pose to you, since your opinions have the most weight in my mind. 1) Original birth, death & marriage certificates as well as copies of bible pages and other hard-to-locate documents are a large part of the "proof". Where should I store them and how? Should I put them in binders and put them in my safety deposit box at the bank? And a regular e-ring notebook would probably not last. Finding a high quality binder with acid-free insert pages may be necessary. Anybody have a source? 2) I plan to print a complete Journal Narrative and could keep this in the same place as the above documents. The same applies -- how and where should I store it? Where could I find a "bound-book" style binder for it? Or..should I have it 'privately published'? 3) Wall-size family chart. Printing one out on the computer just doesn't seem sufficient. Has anyone had experience with an artist or calligrapher who could design one for me? This would be the final accomplishment - a beautiful piece of artwork for my wall. 4) It goes without saying that, after I'm gone, the wonderful published genealogies in my library would need a home. Let's hope that my family members would keep them -- but how do I make sure of this? Should I add a line or two in my will? Any suggestions? Jeanne

WRG, Spent a day at the court house in Mayville, Chautauqua Co, NY on a recent visit. I extracted some of the Whitney entries that I found. Debbie Stelmach debbie_stelmach@compuserve.com Whitney Extracts Surrogate Court Index Records Chautauqua Co, New York on file at Mayville, Chautauqua Co, NY from 1914-1938 (no file numbers or dates listed) Elma John J Lida M Thomas J Richard Mary Jane Charles E Agnes R Morris Louisa Walter A Loyal E Edwin I Martin D George F from 1936-1996 John H 4063 d Jan 26, 1936 Jesse O 7410 d Mar 19, 1946 Ellen 7668 d Feb 2, 1946 George W Sr 0772 d Nov 21, 1946 Sophia M 12748 d May 29, 1954 Wilford R 13130 d Dec 2, 1954 Dixon P 14766 d feb 20, 1957 Ida M 15302 d Oct 26, 1957 Roland B 17033 d Nov 20, 1959 Randall J G-1272 William S 20100 d Jul 28, 1963 Peggy Jo G-1473 Norman F 23423 d Feb 21, 1967 Mary 23654 d Mar 1, 1967 Warren W 24124 d Aug 28, 1967 Kathryn 25241 d Jan 6, 1969 Doris E 25601 d Apr 11, 1969 Maude A 26650 d May 9, 1970 Clifford 29750 d Jul 23, 1973 Mabelle S 30166 d Oct 26, 1973 Norman V 30434 d Apr 14, 1974 A. Morgan 30542 d Dec 28, 1973 Helen F 31024 d Oct 29, 1974 Eugene R 31545 d Apr 13, 1975 Kenneth D 32063 d dec 15, 1975 Russell S 34434 d May 26, 1978 Harry A 34556 d Feb 16, 1978 Fred H 34929 d Jan 7, 1977 Tillis B 35551 d Sep 7, 1979 Mary Centner 35652 d Nov 3, 1979 Reva A 36753 d Feb 23, 1981 Angela C 38403 d Mar 26, 1983 Andrew J 38585 d May 4, 1984 Warren C 38739 d Jun 28, 1986 Arthur F 38873 d Nov 18, 1983 Dorothy B 42764 d Oct23, 1988 Ethel F 94-0203 d Jan 15, 1994 Esther K 94-0280 d Apr 6, 1994 Lucille V(Volleer) 96-0264 d Apr 16, 1996

WRG, Had a recent business trip to DC and spent a few hours at the national archives. Didn't find one of my elusive relatives who went "west" in the 1880's so I extracted some of the Whitney's that I found. I suspect that the soundex list is not complete since some of my Whitney's were clearly in Erie Co but not on the soundex. The columns should line up better if viewed with courier new fonts. Debbie Stelmach debbie_stelmach@compuserve.com (still seeking parents of Charles Whitney, b Jul 1823 MA, died Feb 1902, Langford, Erie Co, NY) 1880 Federal Census Soundex Western New York Counties of Erie, Chautauqua, and Cattaraugus Name age Birth County Town Alexander 61 NY Chautauqua Chautauqua Lucy 40 PA Henry C 7 NY John HR 38 NY Benjamin 48 NY Chautauqua Mina Mary 44 NY Benjamin 50 NY Cattaraugus Yorkshire Lurinda 45 W NY William 23 S NY Lucinda 22 D-in law NY Burt 13 S NY Annah 5 D NY Benjamin W 36 NY Chautauqua French Creek Alice 23 w ILL William M 3 s Iowa (no name) 1/12 s NY C W 40 NY Erie Holland Melvina 38 NY Ralph O 18 NY Dennis 16 NY Imogene 10 NY Mary B 5 NY Christopher 27 NY Cattaraugus Franklinville Dell 25 NY Claude 2 NY Guy 1 NY Edward 50 MA Chautauqua Westfield Mary 40 NY Dixon 1 NY Townsend, Sylvia 62 Sister MA Eli 51 NY Chautauqua Busti Mary 48 NY Marion R 26 NY Freeman L 21 NY Fred C 17 NY Elizabeth 34 son's wife Scotland Mable 3 NY Guy 1 NY G W 54 NY Chautauqua Ellicott/Jamestown H E 40 w NY Samuel 8 s NY Mary E 1 d NY Flanders, A F 23 adopted NY George W 44 NY Erie East Aurora Adelle 40 NY Flora E 16 NY Willie G 13 NY Harry W 8 NY Henry 49 Mich Erie Tonawanda Mary 30 NY Albert 11 NY Barbara 10 NY Isaac 61 NY Chautauqua French Creek Betsey 56 NY Loyal 18 NY Wayne 8 gson NY Jean M 33 M NY Cattaraugus Yorkshire Susan 27 w NY Clarence 2 NY Jehial 38 NY Cattaraugus Ashford Elvira 40 NY Irving 20 NY Berthie 3 NY Gertrude May NY Beebe, Lathrop 84 f in law VT Beebe, Sally 79 m in law VT John D 26 NY Erie Buffalo Kate A 10 NY 742 S Division St Jessie 7/12 NY Callihan, Mary 21 s in law NY Katherine 40 Ireland Chautauqua Pomfret/Fredonia John 12 OH Willie 10 OH Marion W 7 OH George 3 NY Louis 40 NY Erie East Aurora Harriet 36 England Lillie 7 NY Milo A 51 NY Erie Buffalo Mary 38 NY 457 Franklin Grace 4 NY Howard, Frederick 35 C NY Hulbert, Ruth 57 m in law NY Hubert, Julia A 40 s in law NY Morris 25 NY Chautauqua French Creek Irene 27 PA Mary E 1 PA Myron 32 NY Chautauqua Harmony Mary 26 NY Mabel 6 NY Blanche 6/12 NY Orange 55 PA Chautauqua Sherman Louise 35 NY Edna 10 NY Orrin 36 NY Erie Buffalo Charles H 9 S Minn 236 Vermont Eunice 28 nr NY Charles H 4 nr NY Frank G 5 nr NY (nr=no relation) Russel M 42 NY Cattaraugus Olean Lydia 33 NY Edgar 8 Iowa Roy 5 Dakota Schilan ?? 46 NY Chautauqua Mina Mary 35 Canada Josie 13 NY Alona 11 NY Charles 4 NY Stacy S 44 NY Cattaraugus South Valley Mary E 42 NY William H 33 NY Stacey 19 PA Charles D 15 NY Emma E 12 PA Elnathan 10 PA John A 7 PA Frank 4 PA Mary J 2 NY Thomas A 65 NY Chautauqua Chautauqua Delilah 44 NY Willard 8 NY Truman 62 PA Chautauqua Ripley Mary 55 NY Parks, Hattie 43 dau OH Parks, Addie 38 dau OH Hodge, William 8 brother OH William 26 Indiana Chautauqua Harmony Amelia 32 NY Rice, Julia 62 m in law NY Whitney, Julia 11/30 NY

Dear WRG, At 01:16 PM 10/27/00 -02-30, Hugh Whitney wrote: >I am looking for information on one of my ancestors, Arthur Barton >Whitney, born in Waterbury (Vermont) on August 30, 1846 and died in >Bellingham (Washington) in 1917. He apparently kept a diary which became >lost. His wife was Emma J. (Patch) Whitney also of Waterbury. They had >one child only, my grandfather Frank Arthur Whitney. If anyone knows the >whereabouts of his diary or more on his life I would appreciate knowing >the details. > >Hugh Whitney >St. John's, Newfoundland >Canada >hughwhitney@mail.gov.nf.ca More about Arthur's life can be found at <http://www.whitneygen.org/archives/extracts/pierce/p646-650.htm#P8259>, and also his ancestry back to John-1 and Elinor (-----) WHITNEY. Regards, Robert Robert L. Ward WHITNEY Research Group <http://www.whitneygen.org/>

I am looking for information on one of my ancestors, Arthur Barton Whitney, born in Waterbury (Vermont) on August 30, 1846 and died in Bellingham (Washington) in 1917. He apparently kept a diary which became lost. His wife was Emma J. (Patch) Whitney also of Waterbury. They had one child only, my grandfather Frank Arthur Whitney. If anyone knows the whereabouts of his diary or more on his life I would appreciate knowing the details. Hugh Whitney St. John's, Newfoundland Canada hughwhitney@mail.gov.nf.ca

I ran across the following Whitneys in the vital records of Norridgewock, Maine, and they may be of use to someone. I don't claim that these are the only mentions of Whitneys in the records, but they are all that I could find. LDS film No. 11577: February 11, 1811 (p. 327) Mr. Isaac Whitney and Miss Betty C. Parlin both of Norridgwock [sic] this day had their intentions of marriage published and a certificate given of the same. recorded Feb. 27th 1811 (p 353) An intention of marriage between Reuben Whitney of Norridgewock and Lucy Sawyer of Meron was entered with me Sept. 18, 1819 and published as the law directs. Certified Oct. 4, 1819. Attest. Wm Allen for Town Clerk. Record of Mortality in Norridgewock 1774-1891 (also film No 11577) p 29. Nov. 13, 1832 Phineas Whitney, consumption and old age, 82 years. ----------- The last individual is Phine(h)as-5 (Isaac-4 , Nathaniel-3, Benjamin-2, John-1and Elinor). --------- Reuben Whitney was also assigned the duty of surveying a portion of the road in Norredgewock in 1831. I presume that this meant keeping an eye out for the condition of the road and making such repairs as were needed rather than laying out the road as we think of surveyors today with their theodolites and bench marks. Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland

Hello all -- Recently I have been corresponding with Sue (Farrar) Thorne who is compiling an extended FARRAR genealogy for publication early next year. As you know, the Farrar surname intermingles quite often with our Whitneys. Sue and I are mulling over the possibility that the ELIZABETH FARRAR who married ISAIAH WHITNEY in 1728 could be the same one born on 25 Jun 1702 in Concord, Mass., daughter of Ensign John Farrar and his wife Elizabeth Merriam. [Concord VRs] If anyone has more information that could shed more light on this mysterious Elizabeth (Farrar) Whitney, let me know & will pass it along to Sue. Thank you! BTW, Sue has been examining carefully other Farrar/Whitney connections as transcribed and posted on our WRG site. She told me if she finds more connections or additions for us, she will advise me. Jeanne

Hi all I am looking for a Whitney who married Elbryanna Wilson (I believe she called her self Anna). She lived in 1864 in Umatilla Country Oregon. They had one daughter I know of called Ruth who married a Lester Wright. Gloria South Australia

Patty Gravois algravois@mobiletel.com wrote on 10/09/2000: >Searching for a William Whitney, possibly born around 1800, give or take several years. He married a Sarah Compton, d/o Joseph Compton and Anna VanDusen "of New York" [snip]< Patty: The "Unconnected Whitneys" database contains a Sarah Compton with the above description as reported by researcher A. Littel whose e-mail address was LittelA.@aol.com A. Littel had advised that Sarah was married to George Washington Whitney, whose FATHER was William Whitney. I do not know how old the information is, or if A. Littel's e-mail address is still good. There is something funny about the information I entered on William Whitney. I suppose that I mistyped the approx. year of his birth and that it should be circa 1791 instead of 1891. You can view the Unconnected Whitneys database online at this address: http://www.my-ged.com/whitneys/ Let me know if you think these are the same families and what changes need to be made to update the info. Thanks! Jeanne (Whitney) Muse jwmuse@compuserve.com ------------------------------------------ Researching GOLDSMITH, REED, WHITNEY http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jwmuse/roots.htm -----------------------------------------

Hi, It's a while since I've been here... Is John Whitney of Oxford, or Ayleen Walker of New Zealand here? The email address I have for John is out of date. My Whitneys are Welsh, of Breconshire and Radorshire moving into Monmouthshire earlier this century. I'm interested in hearing from Whitneys from this region. Cheers, Malcolm -- Malcolm Bebb bebb@embetech.demon.co.uk Tel/Fax (44) 01202 772162 Test Solutions ATE User Documentation Mobile 07768 377456 Sponsor, POWYS-L mail list: http://www.embetech.demon.co.uk/powys/index.htm Bebb family home page : http://www.embetech.demon.co.uk/gene/bebb.htm

Bridgeport, Saginaw Co, Michigan, page 44R Whitney, (A)sa?, 48, MW, Wagon Maker, b. Ohio Rebecca, 24, FW, Keeps House, b. Michigan Sylvenas, 4, MW, b. Michigan John P., 50, MW, Grocery Man, Ret., b. Ohio Labisy, 16, FW, Domestic, b. Ohio Suzette

Sorry to resend this, but I forgot the information from the next page. I was looking for other relatives in Saginaw, Michigan, and came across this: Brady Twp, Saginaw, Michigan, page 32 Whitney, Samuel H., 39, M, W, Farmer, 2000, 500, b. Vermont Maria, 36, F, W, Keeping House, b. Pennsylvania John, 15, M, W, At Home, b. Michigan James, 13, M, W, At Home, b. Michigan Adaline, 10, F, W, At Home, b. Michigan Mary E., 7, F, W, At Home, b. Michigan Alice, 1, F, W, At Home, b. Michigan Hopes this helps someone, Suzette Bromley (Looking for Harry E. Whitney, b. about 1879, Ohio)

I was looking for other relatives in Saginaw, Michigan, and came across this: Brady Twp, Saginaw, Michigan, page 32 Whitney, Samuel H., 39, M, W, Farmer, 2000, 500, b. Vermont Maria, 36, F, W, Keeping House, b. Pennsylvania John, 15, M, W, At Home, b. Michigan James, 13, M, W, At Home, b. Michigan Hopes this helps someone, Suzette Bromley (Looking for Harry E. Whitney, b. about 1879, Ohio)