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From: Lyn Legere <>
Subject: Re: [WHITNEY-L] St. Lawrence Co., NY early 1800's
Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 23:16:33 -0500
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Hello Sherrill,

I'm sorry you haven't yet had any luck on your St. Lawrence family. I'm also still looking for more information on an Arvilla Whitney, b. in the same county (Norfolk) approximately 1860, daughter of Paul and Jane Whitney. Also in the household are Cornelius Whitney, Gertrude, James, Jessie and Robert Whitney. Jane and Paul are both said to be born in Vermont, as well (1870
Census). and am curious if you've run across this family at all? I'd be grateful for any tidbits you may have found.

Thanks,

Lyn Legere

Sherrill Madden wrote:

> Still Looking --- for Whitney's in St. Lawrence county, NY 1810-1830 who would have had a son named Russel F (Franklin?) who was b. 1801 in VT (according to census info.)Moved to Madrid, Lisbon and Canton, St. Lawrence where children were born. Russel's sons were Royal Edwin, Horace E. and Samuel N. Hoping that these names might be the same as Russel's brothers, or uncles.
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> Also searching for a connection between Whitney and Craig Wadsworth, US State Department Diplomat stationed in Peru (or Brazil) and Persia in the early 1920's .. b. PA.
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> Any information, however small, greatly appreciated.
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> Sherrill
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> QUAY, CAN>NY>MI>WI>IN>FL; MORRELL+ROSCOE+TUCKER+TAYLOR, most were Quakers, W. NY 1800's; MADDEN, George Mills, & SHIRLEY, SE U.S.
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