Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Memo/1643
Will FiledSep 1718158010
MemoWill made
Death4 Mar 1726, Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA158011
Memo/1727
Will Filed13 Mar 1726158010
Memo/1727 Will proved
OccupationTailor by trade158012
FatherJohn Whitney Jr (<1621-1692)
MotherRuth Reynolds (ca1624->1692)
Research
Pg 158 Whitney: John Jr & Ruth Whitney ch: 1. John Marr: ? Sarah d/o Richard Haven of Lynn?54949 (wife Elizabeth mentioned in his will?)
Vol 3 Pg1660 Whitney, John & 2/wf Sarah (?Haven) (1655-1718); by 1695; Sherborn (Watertown 964; Framingham Hist 272; Haven 8; Whitney (#3) 13; Whitney (#5) 34; Bassett-Preston 154; Bullard Anc 259, EIHC)66948 (wife Elizabeth mentioned in his will?)
Vol 3 Pg1660 Whitney, John & 2/wf Sarah (?Haven) (1655-1718); by 1695; Sherborn (Watertown 964; Framingham Hist 272; Haven 8; Whitney (#3) 13; Whitney (#5) 34; Bassett-Preston 154; Bullard Anc 259, EIHC)66948 (wife Elizabeth mentioned in his will?)
Military
Colonial Soldiers & Officers in New England 1620-177568777
MA Officers and Soldiers in the Seventeenth-Century Conflicts
Pg 251 Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76 Roxbury; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: (blank)
Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: Cutler
Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76 Watertown; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: Holbrooke
Pg 27 11. John Whitney was a soldier in King Philip’s war in 1676 from Roxbury and owned Covenant at Roxbury in February 1684152257
MA Officers and Soldiers in the Seventeenth-Century Conflicts
Pg 251 Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76 Roxbury; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: (blank)
Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: Cutler
Whitney, John; Date of Accounting, Probable Residence: 8/24/76 Watertown; Conflict, Company, Commanding Officer: Holbrooke
Pg 27 11. John Whitney was a soldier in King Philip’s war in 1676 from Roxbury and owned Covenant at Roxbury in February 1684152257