Archive:Memoirs of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Volume II
William Richard Cutter, Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts (New York, NY: Lewis historical publishing company, 1908), Volume II.
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Enid Whitney, born December 6, 1900. 2. Walter L., born September 9, 1863, educated in the Natick public schools and the Allen School of West Newton, ...
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GAY Edwin Whitney Gay, deceased, for many years an active and successful business man of Newton, Massachusetts, was born in Boston. Massachusetts, January 7 ...
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He owned the Flech farm, which he bought of Jacob Whitney. Children: I. Mts. CD Smith, of Lisbon. 2. Mrs. GE Hus- kins, of Auburn, Maine. 3. ...
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William, born September 17, 1843, married Ida Whitney. 9. John, born January 12, 1846, died January 12, 1902. (VIII) George Henry Hills, son of Samuel Hills ...
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Susannah, married Whitney. 5. Abigail. A child of Nathaniel, not one of these, died April 29, 1791; perhaps child of Nathaniel, Jr.
(V) John Gerry, ...
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Mrs. French through her mother, Betsey (Whitney) Weller, is a direct descendant from John and Elinor Whitney, the first of the name in New England, ...
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... for Professor Whitney, altered into a chemical laboratory; the residence of Professor Whitney; three large double houses near the corner of Harvard and ...
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... when he established the hardwood, paint and oil business at 21 Union Square, Somerville, with William E. Whitney, the firm being Whitney & Snow. ...
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He married, at Harvard, June 22, 1777, Anna Whitney, born at Harvard, May 2, 1760, daughter of Abraham and Sarah (Whitney) Whitney, descendant of John ...
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James Bradish Whitney Tufts, born January 14, 1817; died November 8, 1844. 2. Joseph Frothingham, born November 11, 1819; died June 13, 1848. 3. ...
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He married Hannah Whitney Tufts, who was born in Westborough, Massachusetts, September 13, 1857, daughter of George Frederick and Sarah (Coburn) Tufts. ...
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In 1879 he entered the employ of Hollingsworth & Whitney, paper dealers, and is still connected with that firm in a position of responsibility and trust. ...
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He married at Petersham, Sukey (sometimes given as Susan), Whitney, born 1780, died April 2i, 1828, and buried by the side of her first husband at Petersham ...
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Charles Whitney Gleason became the head of the firm, which continued under the old name until the retirement of Stillman Augustus Gleason (who had charge of ...
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Their only child is Alfreda В., born July 12. 1886.
(IX) Albert Howe Gleason, son of Charles Whitney Gleason, was born in Rock Bottom, now ...
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