Family:Whitney, Henry Martin (1854-1930)
Henry Martin9 Whitney (John Dudley8, Jonathan7, Jonathan6, Joseph5, Benjamin4, Joseph3, John2, John1), son of John Dudley8 and Elizabeth (Doughty) Whitney,[1] was born 9 Jun 1854, Acton, MA,[2] and died 5 Apr 1930, Concord, MA.[3]
He married, 9 Jun 1875, Carlisle, MA, Cora Fiske,[4] daughter of Robert and Susan Ann (Whitney) Fiske9 She was born 8 Feb 1858, Weston, MA, and died 4 Oct 1933, Concord, MA. They were both buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, MA.
Children of Henry Martin9 and Cora (Fiske) Whitney:
i. John Henry10 Whitney, b. 14 Dec 1875, Watertown, MA;[5] m. Bessie MacLeod. ii. Charles Forest Whitney, b. 14 Sep 1877, Concord, MA;[6] m. Myrtle Helena Stoddard. iii. Mary Ida Whitney, b. 3 Sep 1882, Concord, MA;[7] d. 26 Jul 1956; m. 24 Oct 1905, Concord, MA, Alexander R. McLeod, b. ca. 1879, NS, son of Archibald and Elizabeth (Morrison) McLeod.[8] iv. William Alfred Whitney, b. 31 Aug 1886, Concord, MA;[9] d. 1961; m. 1913, Marion Smith. v. Laura Isabel Whitney, b. 17 Feb 1889, Concord, MA;[10] d. 21 Dec 1948, Concord, MA; m. 1911, Frank Vanderhoof. vi. Alice Maude Whitney, b. 21 Dec 1890, Concord, MA;[11] d. 1 Jan 1949; m. 1911, Ernest Hinsman. vii. Florence Mabel Whitney, b. 9 Sep 1893, Concord, MA;[12] d. 1957; unmarried. viii. Roland Eugene Whitney, b. 2 Jul 1896, Concord, MA;[13] d. 24 Jun 1955; m. 1927, Rosa Tuttle. ix. Louise Cora Whitney, b. 12 Nov 1902, Concord, MA;[14] d. 8 Oct 1949, Concord, MA; m. 1926, Lemuel Small.
Notes
He may have been named after Henry Martyn (1781-1812), an Anglican missionary to India and Persia, remembered for his courage, selflessness and his religious devotion.
Census
232 277 Tuttle, Charles 75 M W Farmer $5000 $500 Mass. Male citizen over 21 -----, Mariah H. 69 F W Keeping House Mass. Whitney, Martin 16 M W Work on Farm Mass. Attended school Cregg, James 15 M W Work on Farm Mass. Attended school 278 Handley, Lydia 54 F W Keeping House Maine ----, Eliza A. 17 F W At Home Mass.
Martin H. WHITNEY 25 Self M M W MA Farm Labr MA ME Cora WHITNEY 22 Wife F M W MA Keep House MA MA John H. WHITNEY 4 Son M S W MA MA MA Charles F. WHITNEY 2 Son M S W MA MA MA James O'BRIEN 45 Oth M S W IRE Farm Labr IRE IRE
47 52 Whitney, Martin H. Head - - Jun 1853 46 mar 33 Massachusetts Massachusetts Maine Foreman road dept., House -----, Cora Wife - - Feb 1858 42 mar 33 8ch 8liv Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts -----, Charles F. Son - - Sep 1877 22 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Grocery clerk -----, Ida M. Dau - - Sep 1882 17 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts At school -----, William A. Son W M Aug 1886 13 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts At school -----, Laura I. Dau W F Feb 1889 11 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts At school -----, Alice M. Dau W F Dec 1890 9 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts -----, Florence M. Dau W F Sep 1893 6 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts -----, Roland E. Son W M Jul 1896 3 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Prentice, Robert M. Brdr W M May 1879 21 sgl Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Mason laborer Harrison, James Brdr W M Feb 1879 21 sgl Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Harness maker, Immig. 1897, Al. Smith, Erskin Brdr W M Sep 1852 47 mar 19 Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Harness maker, Immig. 1900, Al. Fisk, Susan Brdr W F Jan 1823 77 wid 54 11ch 4liv Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts
References
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2.^ "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004; volume 82, page 34.
3.^ Henry Martin Whitney headstone, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, MA. Online database: Find A Grave
4.^ "Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910," from original records held by the Massachusetts Archives. Online database: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004; volume 272, page 36.
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