Family:Whitney, Jeremiah (1793-a1870)
Jeremiah7 Whitney (Jeremiah6, (prob.) John5, (poss.) Samuel4, John3, Benjamin2, John1), son of Jeremiah6 and Lydia (Cole) Whitney, was born 6 Nov 1793, Weld, ME, and died after 1870.
Marriage intentions were published 30 Sep 1817, Weld, ME, for him and Mary Winter "of Plantation No. 4". She was born 8 May 1796, ME, and died after 1870.
Children of Jeremiah7 and Mary (Winter) Whitney:
i. Myranda Sumner8 Whitney, b. 10 Jun 1818, Weld, ME, m. David Francis. ii. William Whitney, b. 8 Jun 1819, Weld, ME; m.{1} Mary Ann Whitney; m.(2) Susan Garding. iii. Venoni Whitney, b. 1 Dec 1821, Weld, ME. iv. Betsy Whitney, b. 30 Apr 1824, Weld, ME. v. Samuel Stillman Whitney, b. ca. 1833, ME; m. 20 Jun 1855, Carthage, ME, Sarah L. Berry.
Census
- 1820, Township No. 4, Oxford Co., ME: Whitney, Jeremiah, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 0-9, 1 female 16-25, and 1 male 0-9; 1 engaged in agriculture. This was the son.
- 1830, Weld, Oxford Co., ME: Jeremiah Whitney Jr, 1 male 20-29, 1 male 5-9, 1 male 0-4, 1 female 30-39, 1 female 5-9, and 1 female 0-4.
- 1840, Carthage, Franklin Co., ME: Jereh Whitney, 1 male 40-49, 1 male 5-9, and 1 female 40-49; 1 engaged in manufacture or trades.
- 1850, Carthage, Franklin Co., ME:
36 38 Jeremiah Whitney 57 M - Farmer Me. Mary " 54 F - " Samuel 17 M - Laborer " Attended school
21 21 David Francis 38 M - Farmer $550 $423 Maine Marinda S. " 41 F - " Marinda C. Whitney 2 F - " Jeremiah Whitney 67 M - " " Illiterate Mary " 64 F - " Susan Libby 60 F - " Insane Pauper
71 72 Francis, David 48 M W Farmer $700 $640 Maine Male citizen over 21 -----, Marinda 51 F W Keeping house Maine Whitney, Marinda F. 12 F W At home Maine Attended school -----, Jeremiah 77 M W Retired Farmer Maine Illiterate, Male citizen over 21 -----, Mary 74 F W Keeping house Maine
- 1880: not found.
References
- Census records
- L.D.S. International Genealogical Index, Batch # C503871.
- L.D.S. International Genealogical Index, Batch # M503542.
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