Family:Whitney, Caleb (1711-1764)

Caleb⁵ Whitney (Timothy⁴, John³, John², John¹), son of Timothy⁴ and Margaret (Bacon) Whitney was born 2 Apr 1711 at Roxbury, MA^[1], b. 7 Apr 1711 at Roxbury, MA and died before 11 Jun 1764 at Newton, MA^[2], his estate was probated 11 Jun 1764 at Newton, MA; Caleb Whitney, cordwainer of Newton, was appointed administrator of the estate of his father, Caleb Whitney, late of Newton, deceased, and posted bond, with Joseph Whitney, yeoman, and Moses Whitney, yeoman, both of Newton, as sureties; his estate was probated 22 Jun 1764 at Newton, MA; inventory taken by Thomas Greenwood, Ebenezer Parker, and Thomas Marceonn[?]; his estate was probated 2 May 1765 at Newton, MA; divison; to widow Hannah, eldest son Caleb, Thaddeus, Hannah, and Sarah; made by Abr. Fuller, Ebenezer Parker, and John Wilson; his estate was probated 14 May 1765 at Newton, MA; adminstration account.

Caleb married Hannah Cheney, daughter of Joseph Cheney and Sarah Wiswall, 15 Apr 1736 at Newton, MA; m. Hannah Cheney, daughter of Joseph Cheney and Sarah Wiswall;

Hannah Cheney was born on 13 Jun 1711 at Newton, MA. She died after 2 May 1765.

Children of Caleb⁵ and Hannah (Cheney) Whitney all b. at Newton, MA:

i.	Hannah Whitney6, b. 3 Mar 1736/37; m. Nathaniel Parker 19 Nov 1771 at Newton, MA; m. Nathaniel Parker 19 Nov 1772 at Newton, MA.
ii.	Caleb Whitney, b. 17 Jun 1740; m. Elizabeth Hyde, daughter of Jonathan Hyde and Thankful Osland, 1765; m. Elizabeth Hyde, daughter of Jonathan Hyde and Thankful Osland, 20 Mar 1766 at Brookline, MA; In marriage notices, husband "of Newton" and wife "of Brookline;" m. Elizabeth Hyde, daughter of Jonathan Hyde and Thankful Osland, 20 Mar 1766 at Brookline, MA; husband "of Newton", wife "of Brookline;" d. 24 Mar 1777 at Newton, MA, at age 36; of smallpox; his estate was probated 8 Apr 1777 at Newton, MA; Elizabeth Whitney, widow, was granted administration on the estate of Caleb Whitney, late of Newton, cordwainer, and posted bond with Moses Whitney of Newton, yeoman, and Jonathan Hide of Brookline, yeoman, as sureties; his estate was probated 31 Mar 1778 at Newton, MA; inventory taken by Elnathan Winchester of Brookline, James Richards and Noah Wiswall, both of Newton, was exhibited by the widow; his estate was probated 7 Dec 1785 at Newton, MA; second administration granted to John King, physician and surgeon, of Newton, who posted bond with Timothy Jackson and Aaron Richardson, gentlement, both of Newton, as sureties; his estate was probated 9 Feb 1786 at Newton, MA; inventory taken by Timothy Jackson, Samuel Richardson, gentlemen, and Jeremiah Richardson, yeoman, all of Newton; his estate was probated 5 May 1786 at Newton, MA; inventory exhibited in court; his estate was probated 30 Apr 1792 at Newton, MA; second inventory taken by Stephen Dana, Saml. Richardson, and Daniel Richards; his estate was probated 2 May 1792 at Newton, MA; letter from Oliver Whitney of Boston, requesting the estate be given to brother Amaziah Whitney for further distribution, listing children as Oliver (eldest son), Amaziah (second son), Sarah, and Abigail.
iii.	Sarah Whitney, b. 23 Oct 1743; m. James Richards Jr., son of James Richards and Mary Flagg, 26 Apr 1769 at Newton, MA; d. 1771.
iv.	Thaddeus Whitney, b. 10 Jul 1747; m. Temperance Hyde, daughter of Lieut. Noah Hyde and Rebecca Davis, 21 Jul 1772 at Newton, MA; d. 15 Aug 1832 at Newton, MA, at age 85; aged 85 years; his estate was probated 4 Dec 1764 at Newton, MA; son of Caleb Whitney, late of Newton, ovber 14, chose Joseph Cheney, husbandman, of Newton, as guardian; he posted bond with Caleb Whitney, cordwainer, of Newton, as surety; his estate was probated 30 Oct 1832 at Newton, MA; will and codicil proved. He left a will on 1 Jan 1828 at Newton, MA; will of Thaddeus Whitney of Newton; wife Temperance; grandchildren Asa Cook, Nancy Davis, and Louisa Jackson, children of late daughter Temperance, deceased; Israel L. Worcester, husband of daughter Ruth; daughter Hannah, executrix; witnesses, Abijah Draper, Timothy Whitney, and Robert Nelson. He wrote a codicil on 10 Jul 1829 at Newton, MA; codicil appoints Elijah F. Woodward executor; witnesses, Abijah Draper, Abijah W. Draper, and Amanda Draper.

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