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William W. Cressey.  Earliest Whitney ancester that I'm confident of is John of London who moved to Watertown.  My line is John, John, Benjamin, David, Nathan, John, John, Edward, Harry, Beatrice, William Cressey (me).  I have done some research, including at the Genealogy Society in London and at the British Library, but I've never dioscovered anything not documented in the existing sources.  Mt uncle Alfred (John, John, .... Harry, Alfred) used to believe the Melville stuff, but I've read the articules that cast doubt on that lineage.
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I also have an intersting Whitney on my Cressey side:  Martha Ella Cressey, the older sister of my paternal grandfather married Charles Frederick Whitney of Pittston, Maine.  I've found some of his artwork on the web, but I can't definitively link him in to any of the established Whitney lines, which would be fun to do even though he's not my ancester.
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I get to london from time to time and plan another visit to the Gen Society Library, mostly to do Cressey stuff, but I could take something on if anyone has an intersting query.

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William W. Cressey. Earliest Whitney ancester that I'm confident of is John of London who moved to Watertown. My line is John, John, Benjamin, David, Nathan, John, John, Edward, Harry, Beatrice, William Cressey (me). I have done some research, including at the Genealogy Society in London and at the British Library, but I've never dioscovered anything not documented in the existing sources. Mt uncle Alfred (John, John, .... Harry, Alfred) used to believe the Melville stuff, but I've read the articules that cast doubt on that lineage.

I also have an intersting Whitney on my Cressey side: Martha Ella Cressey, the older sister of my paternal grandfather married Charles Frederick Whitney of Pittston, Maine. I've found some of his artwork on the web, but I can't definitively link him in to any of the established Whitney lines, which would be fun to do even though he's not my ancester.

I get to london from time to time and plan another visit to the Gen Society Library, mostly to do Cressey stuff, but I could take something on if anyone has an intersting query.