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| − | '''JONATHAN<sup>2</sup> WHITNEY''', born England about 1634 (aged about | + | '''Samuel<sup>1</sup> Whiting''', |
| − | thirty-six in 1671, Suffolk Files
| + | son of John<sup>A</sup> and Sarah (-----) Whiting, |
| − | #1050); died Sherborn, MA 1
| + | was baptized 20 Nov 1597, St. Botolph’s, Boston, Lincolnshire, and died 11 Dec 1679, Lynn, MA, aged 82 years, per gravestone. |
| − | January 1702/3 (SVR, 228);
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| − | married Watertown 30 October
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| − | 1656 (WVR 1:18) '''LYDIA<sup>2</sup>
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| − | JONES''', born say 1636, died Sherborn 3 February 1701/2 (SVR, 228),
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| − | daughter of '''LEWIS<sup>1</sup>''' and '''ANNA (_____) JONES''' (see Jones Chapter).
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| − | Jonathan Whitney took the oath of fidelity in 1652 (Pulsifer, 301).
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| − | In 1659, Jonathan's father gave him thirty-nine acres in Watertown, five
| + | He married, 6 Aug 1629, Boston, Lincolnshire '''Elizabeth St. John''', daughter of Sir Oliver St. John, of Cayshoe, Bedfordshire. She was baptized 12 Jan 1604, Bletsoe, Bedfordshire, and died 3 Mar 1676/7, Lynn, MA. |
| − | acres of which Jonathan and Lydia subsequenfly sold to Richard Child on
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| − | 7 November 1664 (Middlesex Deed 3:80-81). Lydia signed her name to | |
| − | this deed, as indicated in the copybook, but no original sample of her
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| − | writing survives.
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| − | At the March 1664 Watertown selectmen's meeting, it was found that
| + | Samuel Whiting received BA and MA degrees from Emmanuel College, Cambridge University. He received holy orders as a priest in the Church of England, and served as a family chaplain and as associate pastor in King's Lynn. His Puritan practices led to parishioners raising complaints about his ministry, and he subsequently moved to the Parish of Skirbeck, near Boston, Lincolnshire. Again, parishioners complained of his Puritan practices. He ultimately chose to emigrate with his family to Massachusetts Bay Colony, arriving in (new) Boston on 26 May 1636. |
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| − | :whereas Jonathan whetny & Danill Meddup are intendinge to goe to
| + | Rev. Whiting became a prominent minister and theologian in the colony, who had treatises and sermons published in both English and Latin. He was a colleague of Rev. John Cotton, a preeminent religious leader in Massachusetts Bay who had previously been Samuel Whiting's parish priest in Boston, Lincolnshire. Rev. Whiting was also a colleague of Rev. Increase Mather and his son Rev. Cotton Mather, who included an elegy of Samuel Whiting in his major work, "Magnalia Christi Americana." In 1654, Rev. Samuel Whiting was appointed as overseer of Harvard College (predecessor of Harvard University). |
| − | Cape Pare: & the towne feareinge thir wives or children may be in want
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| − | in their absence: & thay not beinge willinge to satisfy the select-men | |
| − | upon thefr demand:<br>
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| − | The town apoynted goodman Baitow goodman Colledge & goodman
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| − | Tayntor to Call Jonathan whetney & Danili Meddup before Mr Danforth
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| − | or sum other magistrate<br>
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| − | which acordingly was done: & Jonathan whetney before mr Danforth
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| − | ingaged to leave (for his wives & childrens supply in his absence: in the
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| − | hand of Tho. Flegg) as a debt then due 36£: to be paid yearly in 3 years: &
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| − | the vallew of 14£ in Cattell in his wives hand (WTR 1:83).
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| − | Nathan Fisk Jr. and Jonathan Whitney were chosen to be Watertown's
| + | Three of Samuel Whiting's sons graduated from Harvard College and also became ministers. Eldest son Samuel Whiting Jr. became the minister of the Congregationalist Church in Billerica, MA. Second son John Whiting chose to emigrate to England and became the Anglican pastor of Butterwick Parish in Lincolnshire. Third son Joseph Whiting succeeded his father as pastor in Lynn, MA. In 1682, Joseph Whiting accepted an invitation to leave Massachusetts and become the pastor in Southampton, Long Island, New York, where he lived the rest of his life. |
| − | hogreeves in the year 1674 (WTR 1:121). In 1676, Jonathan was charged
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| − | for his share of the fines of hogs and cattle, 12s (WTR 1:126). He may have
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| − | been away at the time, since his service from Watertown in King Philip's
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| − | War dated from 24 August 1676 (Bodge, 273,376). He was paid in 1677 for
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| − | his work on the mill bridge, 8s (WTR 1:132). | |
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| − | Jonathan Whitney and his son, John, were witnesses in the attempted
| + | Children of Samuel<sup>1</sup> and Elizabeth (St. John) Whiting: |
| − | rape case of Sam, an Indian. On 30 August 1671, Mary Bacon, wife of
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| − | Daniel Bacon of Cambridge, was returning home with her husband on a
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| − | horse-drawn cart, when they arrived at the river. Mary and Daniel
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| − | crossed, but Mary was in a hurry to get home, so she asked Daniel to wait
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| − | for the cart, while she went on ahead a quarter of a mile to their house.
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| − | She deposed that "when I was goften within about 20 roods of[f] from the
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| − | house, a man coming sudingly behind me claping his hands upon my
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| − | eyes" knocked her down and flipped her clothing over her head. Pinned
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| − | to the ground she struggled and called out, nearly suffocating, but
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| − | succeeding in frightening the man away (Suffolk File #1050). Although
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| − | {| width=100% | + | | align=right valign=top | i. |
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| + | | '''Dorothy<sup>2</sup> Whiting''', b. ca. 1631, England; d. 31 Jul 1694, Roxbury, MA; m. 4 Jun 1650, Roxbury, MA, Thomas Weld. |
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| − | she never actually saw the man who attacked her, she named Sam, an
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| − | Indian, who lived nearby as her assailant
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| − | Among the deponents who came forward in the case was "John
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| − | Whitney aged about 9 years" who testified that on that day he had been
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| − | looking for sheep with Sam, son of William Indian, who soon ran up
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| − | toward Goodman Bacon's, and it getting dark, young Whitney "went
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| − | home & about one quarter of an houre after the said Sam came to my
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| − | father's house near the bridge foot at Waftertown mill." Not long after
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| − | Sam left, John saw a woman pass by towards Goodman Bacon's house on
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| − | the highway. He told his father, who also came to testify:
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| − | :Jonathan Whitney aged about 36 yeares examined sayth that in sd
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| − | evening upon ye 30 August after it ye day light was Gone, hee being
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| − | abeute half a mile of[f] hee herd a doleful cry hee suposed a woman's cry
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| − | & it twas toward ye house of daniel Bacon as I conseive fromm sd plase
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| − | wher I was; but who it was yt so cried I know not also when he came
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| − | Hom yt night & hering of the buisnes about Goodman Bacon's wife
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| − | Asault had examined his sonne John Whitney who the[n] did relate unto
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| − | me the substance of what is contaned in his examination taken before
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| − | Capt Gookin (Suffolk File #1050)
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| − | Sam the Indian was near the scene of the crime, but no one, not even the
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| − | victim, saw him attempt the assault. He was committed to prison.
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| − | Jonathan Whitney served from Watertown in King Philip's War (Bodge,
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| − | 273, 376).
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| − | In 1679 Jonathan became an inhabitant of Sherborn, MA. With five
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| − | other men, Jonathan Whitney was appointed to lay out highways leading
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| − | from Sudbury, Sherborne, Marlborough and Framingham, and Falls upon
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| − | Charles River, "so as may be most convenient for the accommodation of
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| − | travaillers from Towne to town both for men & beast" (15 December 1684,
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| − | Pulsifer, 4:139). His involvement with the town and colony roads
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| − | continued to the end of his life, when on 15 December 1702 the Middlesex
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| − | Court ordered that Jonathan Whitney Senr be paid for his work in
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| − | ordering the building of a bridge on the way from Natick to Boston at the
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| − | falls (Middlesex County General Sessions).
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| − | In July of 1683 Jonathan Whitney was unsuccessfully sued by George
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| − | Fairbanks and others (Inferior Ct. of Pleas, Suffolk Co.).
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| − | Several days before his death, Jonathan Whitney made his will:
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| − | :In the name of God, amen<br>
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| − | I Jonathan Whitney of Sherborne in the County of Middx within her
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| − | Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England yeom:
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| − | being weeke of body but in sound & disposing memory Praise be given
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| − | to god for the same; doe make this my last wrn & testament in manner &
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| − | forme following, that is to say, first & principally I Resign my Soule into
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| − | the mercyfull hands of almighty god my Creator, assuredly hoping
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| − | through the merits of my blessed saviour to obtaine pardon & remission
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| − | of all my sins, and my body I comit to the earth whence it was taken, to
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| − | be decently buried by the desc[rJ etion of my executors herein after
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| − | named; and as for the worldly goods and estate the lord hath lent me, I
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| − | dispose thereof as follows<br>
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| − | Impr my will is that after my Just dets and funerall charges be paid, that
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| − | all the rest & residue of my estate both housing lands, chattle & other my
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| − | movables (ten pounds excepted) be equally divided betwen my children
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| − | Jonathan Whitney, John Whitney, Josiah Whitney, Joseph Whitney,
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| − | Benjamin Whitney, Lydia Addams and Abigail Whitney to them & thefr
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| − | heires for ever.<br>
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| − | I give & bequeath to my grandchild Benjamin Fisher fower pounds
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| − | towards his bringing up to be pd to my Daughter Abigaill Whitney
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| − | within six months after my Deces, to be pd by my executors.<br>
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| − | I give and bequeath to my grandchild Anna Fisher six pounds to be pd
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| − | her by my executors when she is of ye age of eighteen years or day of
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| − | Marriag, which shall first happen, and I doe nominate appoint & ordaine
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| − | my abovessl Sons Jonathan Whitney & John Whitney my executors to se
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| − | this my last will & testament performed, making null & voide all former
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| − | or other wills by me heretofore made. In Witness whereof I have
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| − | hereunto set my hand & seale this twenty first Day of December one
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| − | thousand seven hundred & two, and In the first year of her Majesties
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| − | Reign Anne by ye grace of God of England &c. Queene<br>
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| − | Signed, Sealed and Published<br>
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| − | In the Prsence of us Jonathan Whitney<br>
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| − | Nathaniel Coilldg<br>
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| − | Thomas Whitney<br> | |
| − | Munings Sawin<br>
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| − | (Proved Cambridge 1 March 1702[/3])
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| − | An Inventory of the Estate of Jonathan Whitney Late of Sherborne
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| − | Deceas<sup>d</sup> Jan<sup>y</sup> 1 1702/3 as it was taken by us whose names are
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| − | underwritten viz.
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| − | | Imp: His wareing apparrell, books, money & armes
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| − | | Beds and Beding and Houshold ware | + | | align=right valign=top | ii. |
| − | | 11.14.00 | + | | '''Samuel Whiting''', bapt. 25 Mar 1633, Skirbeck, Lincolnshire; d. 28 Feb 1712/3, Billerica, MA; m. 12 Nov 1656, Billerica, MA, Dorcas Chester. |
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| − | | Cart, plow & other utersills | + | | align=right valign=top | iii. |
| − | | 02.12.00 | + | | '''Joseph Whiting''', b. 6 Apr 1641, Lynn, MA; d. 9 Apr 1723, Southampton, NY; m.(1) Sarah Danforth; m.(2) Rebecca Bishop. |
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| − | | one horse cattell and swine | + | | align=right valign=top | iv. |
| − | | 24.08.00 | + | | '''John Whiting''', b. ca. 1637, Lynn, MA; d. 16 Oct 1689, Leaverton, Lincolnshire; m. ca. 1662, England, Esther Brown. |
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| − | | Buildings & Lands and grain | + | | align=right valign=top | v. |
| − | | 88.16.00 | + | | '''Elizabeth Whiting''', b. ca. 1638; d. 1633, Hartford, CT; m. 6 Apr 1659, Topsfield, MA, Jeremiah Hobart. |
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| − | | Totall
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| − | Benoni Larned<br>
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| − | John Coollidg<br>
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| − | March 1 1702[/3] (Middlesex Probate #24690)
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| − | Following his death, on 21 January 1714/5, the heirs of Jonathan
| + | == References == |
| − | Whitney Sr., late of Sherborn, being Jonathan, John, Josiah, Joseph, and
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| − | Benjamin Whitney, and Lydia Adams and Abigail Whitney, all called his
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| − | "orphants," acknowledged a 1702/3 agreement to leave the real estate to
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| + | * Ancestral File. |
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| − | Joseph and Benjamin, with these two paying small sums to their
| + | * FamilySearch.org Family Tree. |
| − | remaining siblings (Middlesex Deed 17:167-9). Benjamin had to forfeit
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| − | some of his portion because he neglected to settle some of the debts of the
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| − | Children, surname WHITNEY:
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| − | | '''LYDIA<sup>3</sup>''', born Watertown, MA 3 July 1657 (WVR 1:18); died
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| − | Sherborn, MA 27 May 1719 (SVR, 187); married Sherburn 15 April
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| − | 1684 (SVR, 181) '''MOSES ADAMS''', born 6 October 1654, died 27
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| − | May 1724 (Whitney genealogy, 24). No probate found.<br>
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| − | Children, surname ''Adams'':
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| − | | '''Lydia''', born Sherborn 2 Pebruary 1684[15] (SVR, 10)
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| − | | '''Elizabeth''', born Sherborn 18 September 1686 (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''Hannah''', born Sherborn 8 February 1687/8 (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''Elizabeth''', born Sherborn 25 October 1689 (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''Moses''', born Sherborn 26 November 1691 (SVR, 10)
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| − | | '''James''', born Sherborn 7 July 1693 (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''Isaac''', born Sherborn 4 March 1695[/6J (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''Abigail''', born Sherborn 7 September 1697 (SVR, 9)
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| − | | '''JONATHAN''', born Watertown 20 October 1659 (WVR 1:21)
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| − | | '''ANNA''', born Watertown, MA 28 April 1660 (WVR 1:22); died
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| − | Wrentham 6 March 1700/1 following the birth of her last child
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| − | (WVR, 442); married as his first wile, before 1691 '''CORNELIUS
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| − | FISHER''', born 8 February 1660[/1] (Whitney genealogy, 24), died
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| − | Wrentham 6 June 1743, age 84 years (WVR, 441)<br>
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| − | Cornelius married second Dedham 29 April 1702 (Wrentham VR,
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| − | 293) Mary Colburn, died Wrentham 20 September 1726 (WVR,
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| − | 444), with whom he had children: Merey and Esther. Cornelius
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| − | married third Wrentham 13 February 1726/7 (WVR, 293) Mary
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| − | Ware.<br>
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| − | Children, surname ''Fisher'':
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| − | | '''Jonathan''', born Wrentham 22 February 169[0/]1 (WVR 1:84)
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| − | | '''Cornelius''', born Wrentham 29 September 1692 (WVR 1:79)
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| − | | '''Isaac''', born Wrentham 19 May 1694 (WVR 1:83)
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| − | | '''Anna''', born Wrentham 28 March 1696 (WVR 1:78)
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| − | | '''Joseph''', born Wrentham 11 May 1698 (WVR 1:84)
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| − | | '''Benjamin''', born Wrentham 6 March 1700/1 (WVR 1:78)
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| − | | '''JOHN''', born Watertown, MA 27 4mo 1662 (WVR 1:24); died before his
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| − | inventory was taken 22 May 1735; married first Watertown 10
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| − | April 1688 (WVR 4:98) '''MARY HAPGOOD''', born Sudbury, MA 2
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| − | November 1667 (SVR, 62), died Sherborn 13 January 1692[/3J
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| − | (SVR, 228), daughter of Shadrack1 and Elizabeth (Treadway)
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| − | Hapgood (see Hapgood Chapter); married second about 1694
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| − | | '''SARAH HAVEN''', born Lynn, MA 4 June 1665 (LVR 1:181), died
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| − | 23 April 1718 (Whitney genealogy, M), daughter of Richard and
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| − | Susanna (_____) Haven; married third 20 November 1718 (ibid.)
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| − | '''MARTHA WALKER''', died 14 November 1721 (ibid.).<br>
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| − | Children with first wife, surname ''Whitney'':
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| − | | '''Mary''', born Sherborn 27 March 1689 (SVR, 94)
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| − | | '''Elizabeth''', born Sherborn 29 January 1690f/1] (SVR, 93)
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| − | | '''James''', born Sherborn 28 December 1692 (SVR, 93)
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| − | Children with second wife, surname ''Whitney'':
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| − | | '''Lydia''', born Sherborn 18 April 1695 (SVR, 94)
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| − | | '''Hannah''', born Sherborn 27 September 1697 (SVR, 93)
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| − | | '''JOSIAH''', born Watertown, MA 19 May 1664 (WVR 1:26); died
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| − | Wrentham, MA 29 December 1717 "in his 53" year" (WVR, 515);
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| − | married first by 1686 '''MARY (_____)''', died Wrentham 18 July 1710
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| − | (WVR, 514); married second Dorchester, MA 3 November 1713
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| − | (but recorded Wrentham [WVR, 397]) '''ABIGAIL MARTEN''', died
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| − | Wrentham 6 December 1734 (WVR 514).<br>
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| − | Children with first wife, 2-5 named in father's division (Suffolk
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| − | | '''Josiah''', baptized Watertown 21 November 1686 (WVR 4:127)
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| − | | '''Jonathan''', born say 1690
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| − | | '''Abigail''', born say 1694
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| − | | '''Mary''', born say 1696
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| − | | '''Josiah''', born about 1698 (a minor aged about twenty years
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| − | | '''ELINOR''', born Watertown, MA 12 October 1666 (WVR 1:28); died
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| − | Watertown 23 November 1678 (WVR 1:44), about age 12.
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| − | | '''JAMES''', born Watertown 25 9mo 1668 (WVR 1:30); died Sherborn 30
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| − | November 1690 (SVR, 227), about age 22.
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| − | | '''ISAAC''', born Watertown 12 January 1670/1 (WVR 1:33); died
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| − | Sherborn 5 December 1690 (SVR, 227), about age 19.
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| − | | '''JOSEPH''', born Watertown 10 March 1672/3 (WVR 1:36); named in his
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| − | father's will; living in 1716 at bfrth of last child and certainly 4
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| − | February 1713/4 when his brother Benjamin made him a bequest
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| − | (Middlesex Probate #24605); probably the Joseph who married
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| − | '''REBECCA (_____)''' of Sherborn.
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| − | Children, surname Whitney:
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| − | | '''Jonas''', born Sherborn 7 June 1708 (SVR, 93)
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| − | | valign=top align=right | 2)
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| − | | '''Joseph''', born Sherborn 22 March 1710 (SVR, 93)
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| − | | valign=top align=right | 3)
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| − | | '''James''', born Sherborn 23 March 1714 (SVR 93)
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| − | | valign=top align=right | 4)
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| − | | '''Ephraim''', born Sherborn 11 March 1715/6 (SVR, 93)
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| − | | '''ABIGAIL''', born Watertown 18 August 1675 (WVR 1:40); died
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| − | Sherborn 7 June 1704 (SVR, 227). A deed by the heirs of Jonathan
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| + | Copyright © 2021, [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]. |
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| − | | width=80% align=center | WHITNEY
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| + | [[Category:Connecticut]] |
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| + | [[Category:Hartford County, Connecticut]] |
| − | | Whitney selling land to their brothers Joseph and Josiah, dated 12
| + | [[Category:Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut]] |
| − | January 1702/3, is supposedly acknowledged 21 January 1714(5 by
| + | [[Category:England]] |
| − | all the heirs, including Abigail, but the casual wording of the
| + | [[Category:Lincolnshire, England]] |
| − | acknowledgement leaves room for the interpretation that since
| + | [[Category:Boston, Lincolnshire, England]] |
| − | Abigail's only heirs were her siblings, it made no difference
| + | [[Category:Leaverton, Lincolnshire, England]] |
| − | whether she acknowledged or not (Middlesex Deed 17:167-168).
| + | [[Category:Skirbeck, Lincolnshire, England]] |
| − | Consequently, there is no conflict in identifying her as the Abigail
| + | [[Category:Massachusetts]] |
| − | who died in 1704.
| + | [[Category:Essex County, Massachusetts]] |
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| + | [[Category:Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts]] |
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| + | [[Category:Middlesex County, Massachusetts]] |
| − | | valign=top align=right | xi.
| + | [[Category:Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachusetts]] |
| − | | '''BENJAMIN''', born Watertown, MA 6 January 1678/9 (WVR 1:44); died
| + | [[Category:Topsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts]] |
| − | Sherborn 29 August 1718 in his 40th year (SVR, 227); married
| + | [[Category:Norfolk County, Massachusetts]] |
| − | Sherborn 24 October 1700 (SVR, 180) '''MERCY TRAVIS'''. No
| + | [[Category:Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts]] |
| − | children (Middlesex Probate #24605).
| + | [[Category:New York]] |
| − | The widow Mercy married second before 31 May 1721 Lt.
| + | [[Category:Suffolk County, New York]] |
| − | Thomas Frinck.
| + | [[Category:Southamptno, Suffolk County, New York]] |
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