Family:Whitney, Sophia (1774-1816)
Sophia5 Whitney (Josiah4, David3, Joshua2, John1), daughter of Josiah4 and Lois (Breck) Whitney,[1] was born 28 Jul 1774, Pomfret, CT,[2] died 27 Jul 1816.
She married, 28 Nov 1799, Brooklyn, CT, Capt. Elisha Lord[3] as his second wife, son of Dr. Elisha and Athalia (Ripley) Lord. He was born 20 Dec 1759, Pomfret, CT, and died 10 Sep 1826, Pomfret, CT. He had married firstly, 6 Dec 1792, Brooklyn, CT, Lucy Danielson, daughter of William and Sarah (Williams) Danielson, born 11 Oct 1764, Killingly, CT, and died 22 Apr 1796, Brooklyn, CT.
Elisha Lord was a descendant of Gov. William Bradford, Mayflower passenger, in the following line:
- Gov. William Bradford, m. Alice Carpenter
- William Bradford, m. Alice Richards
- Hannah Bradford, m. Joshua Ripley
- David Ripley, m. Lydia Cary
- Athalia Ripley, m. Elisha Lord
- Elisha Lord, m.(2) Sophia5 Whitney
Children of Capt. Elisha and Lucy (Danielson) Lord:
i. William Danielson Lord, b. 20 Apr 1796, Brooklyn, CT; d. 6 Jul 1801, Brooklyn, CT.
Children of Capt. Elisha and Sophia5 (Whitney) Lord, probably incomplete:
ii. Lucy Lord, b. 12 Oct 1800, Brooklyn, CT; d. 4 Nov 1800, Brooklyn, CT. iii. Elisha Lord, b. ca. 1805, Brooklyn, CT; m.(1) 4 May 1829, Pomfret, CT, Dolly Sumner Dresser; m.(2) 14 Sep 1846, Pomfret, CT, Arethusa Janes. iv. Robert Lord, b. ca. 1807, Brooklyn, CT; no further record.
References
- Pomfret VRs
- Brooklyn VRs
- Killingly VRs
- L.D.S. International Genealogical Index
1.^ Her parentage is proven by her birth record.
2.^ "Sophia [Whitney], d. Rev. Josiah & Lois, b. 29 Jul 1774," according to the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, Pomfret 2:85a.
3.^ "Sophia [Whitney], m. Elisha LORD, 28 Nov 1799," according to the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, Brooklyn 1:70. Also, "Capt. Elishan LORD & Sophia WHITNEY, [married] 28 Nov. 1799," according to Bailey, Frederick W., ed., Early Connecticut Marriages, as Found on Ancient Church Records Prior to 1800 (1896-1906), Brookllyn, 1:44.
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