Family:Whitney, Hugh Monticello (1851-1920) - Revision history

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 {{photoboxleft|P757-A.GIF|150px|Hugh M. Whitney}}
 '''Hugh Monticello<sup>9</sup> Whitney'''
-([[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1889)|Melvin<sup>8</sup>]],
+([[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1892)|Melvin<sup>8</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Erastus (1790-1862)|Erastus<sup>7</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, Ezra (1760-1842)|Ezra<sup>6</sup>]],
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 [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1627-1719)|Thomas<sup>2</sup>]],
 [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John<sup>1</sup>]]),
-son of [[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1889)|Melvin<sup>8</sup> and Ann Eliza (Hooker) Whitney]],
+son of [[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1892)|Melvin<sup>8</sup> and Ann Eliza (Hooker) Whitney]],
 was born 23 Nov 1851, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaseraga%2C_New_York Canaseraga, Allegany Co, NY], and died 12 Aug 1920, St. Louis, MO.

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 Whitney Clifford    7 M W Mo                          no  no  no
 Whitney Lloyd       2 M W Minn                        no  no  no</p>
-* 1900 Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO, ED 413, Sheet 17 (AI33)
+* [[Archive:1900 Census Extracts, Missouri#XXXXX|1900 Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO]]:
-_9 Areo Avenue:
+<p class="Plaintext">267 358 Whitney Hugh M.       Head W M Nov 1850 49 mar 20          New York      New York      New York       Inventor of Flour Mill Machine
-<p class="Plaintext">267 358 Whitney Hugh M Head W M Nov 1850 49 M 20     New York New York New York Inventor of Flour Mill Machine
+         -----, Matilda C.     Wife W F Mar 1860 40 mar 20 7ch 6liv Wisconsin     Germany       Germany
-         -- Matilda C   Wife W F Mar 1860 40 M 20 7 6 Wisconsin Germany Germany
+         -----, Grace M.       Dau  W F Aug 1882 17 sgl             Kansas        New York      Wisconsin      Stenographer
-         -- Grace M     Dau  W F Aug 1882 17 S        Kansas New York Wisconsin Stenographer
+         -----, Raymond M.     Son  W M Mar 1884 16 sgl             Kansas        New York      Wisconsin      Aprentice-Machinist
-         -- Raymond M   Son  W M Mar 1884 16 S        Kansas New York Wisconsin Aprentice-Machinist
+         -----, Clifford F.    Son  W M Apr 1887 13 sgl             Missouri      New York      Wisconsin      Messenger boy Star office
-         -- Clifford F  Son  W M Apr 1887 13 S        Missouri New York Wisconsin Messenger boy Star office
+         -----, Lloyd C.       Son  W M May 1893  7 sgl             Minnesota     New York      Wisconsin
-         -- Lloyd C     Son  W M May 1893  7 S        Minnesota New York Wisconsin
+         -----, Lela E.        Dau  W F Oct 1898  1 sgl             Missouri      New York      Wisconsin</p>
 * 1910 U.S. Census, Ward 4, ED 120, Webster Groves, Central Township, St. Louis Co., MO, p. 56
 Clark Avenue

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 == Census ==
+* 1875 Kansas State Census, Sumner Township, Osborne Co., KS:
 * [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Kansas#98|1880, Sumner, Osborne Co., KS]]:
 <p class="Plaintext"> 116  122 Whitney, Hugh     W M 28     Head mar Mill Wright    New York  NY      NY
            -----, Matilda    W F 20     Wife mar Keeping House  Wisconsin Prussia Prussia
            -----, Mabel      W F 6M Jan Dau  sgl                Kansas    NY      Wis.</p>
 * 1900 Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO, ED 413, Sheet 17 (AI33)
 _9 Areo Avenue:
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            -- Anita        DinL F W 28 M Missouri Missouri Missouri None
            -- Raymond L    GrSon M W 4&6M Missouri Kansas Missouri None</p>
 * 1930 U.S. Census, Matilda Whitney (68) - missing - Webster Groves, St. Louis Co., MO?
 == References ==

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          -- Lloyd C     Son  W M May 1893  7 S        Minnesota New York Wisconsin
          -- Lela E.     Dau  W F Oct 1898  1 S        Missouri New York Wisconsin</p>
-U.S. Census, Ward 4, ED 120, Webster Groves, Central Township, St. Louis Co., MO, p. 56
+* 1910 U.S. Census, Ward 4, ED 120, Webster Groves, Central Township, St. Louis Co., MO, p. 56
 Clark Avenue
 <p class="Plaintext">1056 1076 Whitney Hugh M     Head M W 59 M1 31     New York  New York New York  Promoter, Mines
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 ----
-Copyright &copy; 2006, 2010, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2006, 2010, 2011, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]].
 [[Category:New York]]

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 * [[Archive:1880 Census Extracts, Kansas#98|1880, Sumner, Osborne Co., KS]]:
-<p class="Plaintext">
+<p class="Plaintext"> 116  122 Whitney, Hugh     W M 28     Head mar Mill Wright    New York  NY      NY
            -----, Matilda    W F 20     Wife mar Keeping House  Wisconsin Prussia Prussia
            -----, Mabel      W F 6M Jan Dau  sgl                Kansas    NY      Wis.</p>
 == References ==
 .{{note|1}}

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-[[Image:P757-A.GIF|left]]
+{{photoboxleft|P757-A.GIF|150px|Hugh M. Whitney}}
 '''Hugh Monticello<sup>9</sup> Whitney'''
 ([[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1889)|Melvin<sup>8</sup>]],
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 By 1890, he had a company named ''H. M. Whitney & Co., Manufacturers and Proprietors of the Whitney Automatic Feeders''.
 <center>[[Image:Whitney's Automatic Feeder.jpg]]</center>
-From about 1892 to 1893 they resided in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN.  It was at this time that he supposedly worked with the famous Mr. Pillsbury where they perfected the first flour making machine together.  By 1898 he and his family had settled in the St. Louis area.  In 1900, he was listed as the ''inventor of flour mill machine''.  In 1907, he, Mathilda, and their son "Tip" took a cross-country trip to see the country and far-flung relatives.  Their son Tip was an amateur photographer and a photo album of this trip survives.  In 1910 the family was residing in Webster Groves, a suburb of St. Louis, where Hugh was listed as a promoter of mines.
+From about 1892 to 1893 they resided in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN.  It was at this time that he supposedly worked with the famous Mr. Pillsbury where they perfected the first flour making machine together.
 [[Image:HughWhitneyInvention.jpg|300px|right]]

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 ==Notes==
 He was involved in a lawsuit. See [http://books.google.com/books?id=adkVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA386&dq=%22Hugh+M.+Whitney%22&lr=#PPA386,M1 Minnesota Reports] and [http://books.google.com/books?id=hic8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA937&dq=%22Hugh+M.+Whitney%22&lr=#PPA937,M1 The Northwestern Reporter].
 == References ==
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 == Photographs ==
 [[Image:HughWhitneyFamily-1887.jpg|frame|left|'''The Hugh Whitney Family, about 1887'''<br>Frederick Clifford 'Tip' Whitney (baby), Mathilda Caroline (Heberlein) Whitney, Hugh Monticello Whitney, Mabel Clare Whitney, Grace May Whitney, Raymond Melvin Whitney. Taken in Kansas, circa 1887.]]
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 ----
-Copyright &copy; 2006, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]] and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
+Copyright &copy; 2006, 2010, [[User:Tdoyle|Tim Doyle]], [[User:Rlward|Robert L. Ward]], and the [[Whitney Research Group]]
-[[Category: New York]]
+[[Category:New York]]
-[[Category: Allegany County, New York]]
+[[Category:Allegany County, New York]]
-[[Category: Missouri]]
+[[Category:Burns, Allegany County, New York]]
-[[Category: Saint Louis City, Missouri]]
+[[Category:Missouri]]
-[[Category: Saint Louis, Saint Louis City, Missouri]]
+[[Category:Andrew County, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Clay County, Missouri]]
+[[Category:Avenue City, Andrew County, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Kansas]]
+[[Category:Clay County, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Osborne County, Kansas]]
+[[Category:Liberty, Clay County, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Coffey County, Kansas]]
+[[Category:Saint Louis City, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Minnesota]]
+[[Category:Saint Louis, Saint Louis City, Missouri]]
-[[Category: Hennepin County, Minnesota]]
+[[Category:Clay County, Missouri]]

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 | [[Family:Whitney, Lela Earle (1898-1982)|'''Lela Earle Whitney''']], b. 26 Oct 1898, St. Louis, MO; m. Harold Koop and had two children.
 |}
 == References ==

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 [[Image:P757-A.GIF|left]]
-'''Hugh Monticello<sup>9</sup> Whitney''' ([[Family:Whitney, Melvin (1827-a1889)|Melvin]]<sup>8</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Erastus (1790-1862)|Erastus]]<sup>7</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Ezra (1760-1842)|Ezra]]<sup>6</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Ezra (1731-a1800)|Ezra]]<sup>5</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, John (1698-1765)|John]]<sup>4</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Isaiah (1671-1712)|Isaiah]]<sup>3</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (1627-1719)|Thomas]]<sup>2</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, John (1592-1673)|John]]<sup>1</sup>, [[Family:Whitney, Thomas (s1550-1637)|Thomas]]<sup>A</sup>), son of Melvin<sup>8</sup> and Ann Eliza (Hooker) Whitney, was born 23 Nov 1851 in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaseraga%2C_New_York Canaseraga, Allegany Co, NY]. He died 12 Aug 1920 in St. Louis, Missouri. He was a farmer, miller, inventor of milling machines, and a promoter of mines.
+'''Hugh Monticello<sup>9</sup> Whitney'''
-He married, '''Mathilda Caroline Heberlein''', 7 Jan 1879 in Kill Creek, Osborne Co, KS. She was the
+He married, 7 Jan 1879, Kill Creek, Osborne Co, KS, '''Mathilda Caroline Heberlein''', daughter of Valentinus Fridericus "Fred V." and Luise Wilhelmina Frederike Ernstina "Louisa" (Rothe) Heberlein. She was born 29 Mar 1860, possibly Columbia Co., WI, and died 12 Apr 1934, St. Louis, MO.
-Hugh Whitney grew up in upstate New York, attending school, helping his father on his farm, and learning the milling trade from his father. Sometime about 1878 he moved to Kansas and by 1879 was residing in [[:en:Alton, Kansas|Bulls City]] (now Alton), Osborne County. It was there that he met his future wife, Mathilda Heberlein, who resided with her parents in nearby [[:en:Kill Creek, Kansas|Kill Creek]]. They were married in Kill Creek in 1879, most likely at the [[:en:Image:KillCreekPresbyterianChurch.jpg|Kill Creek Presbyterian Church]]. In 1880 they were living in Sumner Township, Osborne County where Hugh was working as a mill upright. Hugh and Mathilda moved fairly frequently in their early years together - by 1884 they resided in Burlington, Coffey County, KS, from 1888 to 1889 they were in Glasco, Cloud County, KS, where either he or his wife was the teacher of the Prebyterian Sunday School. In 1890 they were in Liberty, Clay County, MO.
+He was a farmer, miller, inventor of milling machines, and a promoter of mines.  Hugh Whitney grew up in upstate New York, attending school, helping his father on his farm, and learning the milling trade from his father.  Sometime about 1878 he moved to Kansas and by 1879 was residing in [[:en:Alton, Kansas|Bulls City]] (now Alton), Osborne County.  It was there that he met his future wife, Mathilda Heberlein, who resided with her parents in nearby [[:en:Kill Creek, Kansas|Kill Creek]].  They were married in Kill Creek in 1879, most likely at the [[:en:Image:KillCreekPresbyterianChurch.jpg|Kill Creek Presbyterian Church]].  In 1880 they were living in Sumner Township, Osborne County, where Hugh was working as a mill upright.  Hugh and Mathilda moved fairly frequently in their early years together - by 1884 they resided in Burlington, Coffey County, KS, from 1888 to 1889 they were in Glasco, Cloud County, KS, where either he or his wife was the teacher of the Prebyterian Sunday School.  In 1890 they were in Liberty, Clay County, MO.
 [[Image:MabelWhitney.jpg|300px|right]]
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 By 1890, he had a company named ''H. M. Whitney & Co., Manufacturers and Proprietors of the Whitney Automatic Feeders''.
 <center>[[Image:Whitney's Automatic Feeder.jpg]]</center>
-From about 1892 to 1893 they resided in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN. It was at this time that he supposedly worked with the famous Mr. Pillsbury where they perfected the first flour making machine together. By 1898 he and his family had settled in the St. Louis area. In 1900, he was listed as the ''inventor of flour mill machine''. In 1907, he, Mathilda, and their son 'Tip' took a cross-country trip to see the country and far-flung relatives. Their son Tip was an amateur photographer and a photo album of this trip survives. In 1910 the family was residing in Webster Groves, a suburb of St. Louis, where Hugh was listed as a promoter of mines.
+From about 1892 to 1893 they resided in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN.  It was at this time that he supposedly worked with the famous Mr. Pillsbury where they perfected the first flour making machine together.  By 1898 he and his family had settled in the St. Louis area.  In 1900, he was listed as the ''inventor of flour mill machine''.  In 1907, he, Mathilda, and their son "Tip" took a cross-country trip to see the country and far-flung relatives.  Their son Tip was an amateur photographer and a photo album of this trip survives.  In 1910 the family was residing in Webster Groves, a suburb of St. Louis, where Hugh was listed as a promoter of mines.
 [[Image:HughWhitneyInvention.jpg|300px|right]]
-In 1919, Hugh filed a another patent, this time for the ''Process and Apparatus for Reducing Middlings''. In 1920, he was listed in Webster Groves as the ''Vice President, Milling Machine Company''. He contracted encephalitis and fell into a coma 25 Jan 1920 and died 12 Aug 1920, after having been taken to the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis where doctors tried in vain to save him. His obituaries read as follows:
+In 1919, Hugh filed a another patent, this time for the ''Process and Apparatus for Reducing Middlings''.  In 1920, he was listed in Webster Groves as the ''Vice President, Milling Machine Company''.  He contracted encephalitis and fell into a coma 25 Jan 1920 and died 12 Aug 1920, after having been taken to the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis where doctors tried in vain to save him.  His obituaries read as follows:
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 </blockquote>
-Hugh's granddaughter Grace (Hayward) Lantz said of her grandfather "He was a poor provider. He was always running off to silver mines in the Southwest or in Mexico" and that her father had to help her grandmother pay the mortgage because Hugh was 'never there'. Other family members have not remembered  this impression of him, however.
+Hugh's granddaughter Grace (Hayward) Lantz said of her grandfather "He was a poor provider.  He was always running off to silver mines in the Southwest or in Mexico" and that her father had to help her grandmother pay the mortgage because Hugh was 'never there'.  Other family members have not remembered this impression of him, however.
 Children of Hugh Monticello<sup>9</sup> and Mathilda Caroline (Heberlein) Whitney:
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 :{|
 | align=right valign=top | i.
-| '''Mable Clare Whitney''' was born 11 Mar 1880 in Sumner Township, Osborne Co, KS and died of scarlet fever 4 Jul 1890.
+| '''Mable Clare Whitney''', b. 11 Mar 1880, Sumner Township, Osborne Co, KS; d. 4 Jul 1890 of scarlet fever.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | ii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, Grace May (1882-1920)|'''Grace May Whitney''']] was born 12 Aug 1882. She married Thomas Hayward and had two daughters.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Grace May (1882-1920)|'''Grace May Whitney''']], b. 12 Aug 1882; m. Thomas Hayward and had two daughters.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | iii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, Raymond Melvin (1884-1974)|'''Raymond Melvin Whitney''']] was born 19 Mar 1884 in Burlington, Coffey Co, KS. He married Anita Hildenbrand and had two children.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Raymond Melvin (1884-1974)|'''Raymond Melvin Whitney''']], b. 19 Mar 1884, Burlington, Coffey Co, KS; m. Anita Hildenbrand and had two children.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | iv.
-| [[Family:Whitney, Frederick Clifford (1887-1968)|'''Frederick Clifford Whitney''']] was born 7 Apr 1887 in Liberty, Clay Co, MO. He married Kathryn Williams and had three children.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Frederick Clifford (1887-1968)|'''Frederick Clifford "Tip" Whitney''']], b. 7 Apr 1887, Liberty, Clay Co, MO; m. Kathryn Williams and had three children.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | v.
-| '''Earl Whitney''' was born 17 Feb 1892 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN and died 10 Mar 1892.
+| '''Earl Whitney''', b. 17 Feb 1892, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN; d. 10 Mar 1892.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | vi.
-| [[Family:Whitney, Lloyd Coleman (1893-1961)|'''Lloyd Coleman Whitney''']] was born 3 May 1893 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN. He married Ann Schottlander and had one daughter.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Lloyd Coleman (1893-1961)|'''Lloyd Coleman Whitney''']], b. 3 May 1893, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, MN; m. Ann Schottlander and had one daughter.
 |-
 | align=right valign=top | vii.
-| [[Family:Whitney, Lela Earle (1898-1982)|'''Lela Earle Whitney''']] was born 26 Oct 1898 in St. Louis, MO. She married Harold Koop and had two children.
+| [[Family:Whitney, Lela Earle (1898-1982)|'''Lela Earle Whitney''']], b. 26 Oct 1898, St. Louis, MO; m. Harold Koop and had two children.
 |}
-==References==
+== References ==
-==Photographs==
+.{{note|1}}
 [[Image:HughWhitneyFamily-1887.jpg|frame|left|'''The Hugh Whitney Family, about 1887'''<br>Frederick Clifford 'Tip' Whitney (baby), Mathilda Caroline (Heberlein) Whitney, Hugh Monticello Whitney, Mabel Clare Whitney, Grace May Whitney, Raymond Melvin Whitney. Taken in Kansas, circa 1887.]]
-[[Image:Hugh Whitney Children.jpg|frame|left|'''Children of Hugh Whitney, about 1895'''<br>Ray, 'Tip', Lloyd, Grace. Taken at Tuxedo Blvd., Webster Groves, Missouri]]
+[[Image:Hugh Whitney Children.jpg|frame|left|'''Children of Hugh Whitney, about 1895'''<br>Ray, "Tip", Lloyd, Grace. Taken at Tuxedo Blvd., Webster Groves, Missouri]]
-[[Image:HughWhitneyFamily.jpg|frame|left|'''The Hugh Whitney Family, about 1903'''<br> Raymond Melvin Whitney, Thomas E. Hayward, Grace May (Whitney) Hayward, Mathilda Caroline (Heberlein) Whitney, Frederick Clifford 'Tip' Whitney, Lela Earle Whitney, Hugh Monticello Whitney, Lloyd Coleman 'Fa Fa' Whitney (my great grandfather). Taken in Tuxedo Park, Missouri, circa 1903.]]
+[[Image:HughWhitneyFamily.jpg|frame|left|'''The Hugh Whitney Family, about 1903'''<br> Raymond Melvin Whitney, Thomas E. Hayward, Grace May (Whitney) Hayward, Mathilda Caroline (Heberlein) Whitney, Frederick Clifford "Tip" Whitney, Lela Earle Whitney, Hugh Monticello Whitney, Lloyd Coleman "Fa Fa" Whitney (my great grandfather). Taken in Tuxedo Park, Missouri, circa 1903.]]
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