Andrew Whitney Sr. was born on 26 April 1804, to Ezra Whitney Jr. (1760-1842) and Sally Ada Hooker (1765-1850). He had 10 siblings:
Patsy Whitney (1786-1850)
Horace Whitney (17887-1869)
Erastus Whitney (1790-1862)
Sally Whitney (1793-1800)
Jacob Whitney (1796-1870) Twin
Isau Whitney (1796-1869) Twin
Seiva Whitney (1799-1831)
Lucy Whitney (1800-1830)
Royal Eli Whitney (1801-1884)
Sally Whitney (1806-1880)
In 1817, Andrew moved with his family from their home in Vermont, to Allegany Co. New York.
1820 has Andrew in the business of Agriculture.
Andrew married Clementine Scott (1809-1883) on 22 December 1826 and they had 15 children:
Ezra Benjamin Whitney (1827-1877)
Jerome Bonaparte Whitney (1829-1917)
Letitia Whitney (1830-1917)
Arlette Whitney (1831-1913)
Lavinia Whitney (1833-1854)
Joanna May Whitney (1835-1912)
Andrew Jr. Whitney (1837-1915)
Carver Jerome Whitney (1838-1917)
Harriet Whitney (1841-1902)
Albert Whitney (1843-1850)
Henry Clay Whitney (1845-1918)
Selwyn Whitney (1847-1917)
Viola Mecillian Whitney (1849-1918)
David Scott Whitney (1851-1852)
Solon Strickland Whitney (1855-1858)
The family settled into Burns township and made it their home.
On 3 December 1845, Andrew presented his father, Ezra's discharge papers from his service in the Revolutionary War that he found in an old trunk. He states that he lived at home till the age of 21 and then within a mile of his father from that time on.
In 1850, Andrew is recorded as having $4300 in property in Burns.
Andrew died on 2 November 1856 in New York.
Clementine filed letters of Probate for Andrew on 9 January 1857.
Patsy Whitney (1786-1850)
Horace Whitney (17887-1869)
Erastus Whitney (1790-1862)
Sally Whitney (1793-1800)
Jacob Whitney (1796-1870) Twin
Isau Whitney (1796-1869) Twin
Seiva Whitney (1799-1831)
Lucy Whitney (1800-1830)
Royal Eli Whitney (1801-1884)
Sally Whitney (1806-1880)
In 1817, Andrew moved with his family from their home in Vermont, to Allegany Co. New York.
1820 has Andrew in the business of Agriculture.
Andrew married Clementine Scott (1809-1883) on 22 December 1826 and they had 15 children:
Ezra Benjamin Whitney (1827-1877)
Jerome Bonaparte Whitney (1829-1917)
Letitia Whitney (1830-1917)
Arlette Whitney (1831-1913)
Lavinia Whitney (1833-1854)
Joanna May Whitney (1835-1912)
Andrew Jr. Whitney (1837-1915)
Carver Jerome Whitney (1838-1917)
Harriet Whitney (1841-1902)
Albert Whitney (1843-1850)
Henry Clay Whitney (1845-1918)
Selwyn Whitney (1847-1917)
Viola Mecillian Whitney (1849-1918)
David Scott Whitney (1851-1852)
Solon Strickland Whitney (1855-1858)
The family settled into Burns township and made it their home.
On 3 December 1845, Andrew presented his father, Ezra's discharge papers from his service in the Revolutionary War that he found in an old trunk. He states that he lived at home till the age of 21 and then within a mile of his father from that time on.
In 1850, Andrew is recorded as having $4300 in property in Burns.
Andrew died on 2 November 1856 in New York.
Clementine filed letters of Probate for Andrew on 9 January 1857.
Andrew Whitney Sr. was born on 26 April 1804, to Ezra Whitney Jr. (1760-1842) and Sally Ada Hooker (1765-1850). He had 10 siblings:
Patsy Whitney (1786-1850)
Horace Whitney (17887-1869)
Erastus Whitney (1790-1862)
Sally Whitney (1793-1800)
Jacob Whitney (1796-1870) Twin
Isau Whitney (1796-1869) Twin
Seiva Whitney (1799-1831)
Lucy Whitney (1800-1830)
Royal Eli Whitney (1801-1884)
Sally Whitney (1806-1880)
In 1817, Andrew moved with his family from their home in Vermont, to Allegany Co. New York.
1820 has Andrew in the business of Agriculture.
Andrew married Clementine Scott (1809-1883) on 22 December 1826 and they had 15 children:
Ezra Benjamin Whitney (1827-1877)
Jerome Bonaparte Whitney (1829-1917)
Letitia Whitney (1830-1917)
Arlette Whitney (1831-1913)
Lavinia Whitney (1833-1854)
Joanna May Whitney (1835-1912)
Andrew Jr. Whitney (1837-1915)
Carver Jerome Whitney (1838-1917)
Harriet Whitney (1841-1902)
Albert Whitney (1843-1850)
Henry Clay Whitney (1845-1918)
Selwyn Whitney (1847-1917)
Viola Mecillian Whitney (1849-1918)
David Scott Whitney (1851-1852)
Solon Strickland Whitney (1855-1858)
The family settled into Burns township and made it their home.
On 3 December 1845, Andrew presented his father, Ezra's discharge papers from his service in the Revolutionary War that he found in an old trunk. He states that he lived at home till the age of 21 and then within a mile of his father from that time on.
In 1850, Andrew is recorded as having $4300 in property in Burns.
Andrew died on 2 November 1856 in New York.
Clementine filed letters of Probate for Andrew on 9 January 1857.
Patsy Whitney (1786-1850)
Horace Whitney (17887-1869)
Erastus Whitney (1790-1862)
Sally Whitney (1793-1800)
Jacob Whitney (1796-1870) Twin
Isau Whitney (1796-1869) Twin
Seiva Whitney (1799-1831)
Lucy Whitney (1800-1830)
Royal Eli Whitney (1801-1884)
Sally Whitney (1806-1880)
In 1817, Andrew moved with his family from their home in Vermont, to Allegany Co. New York.
1820 has Andrew in the business of Agriculture.
Andrew married Clementine Scott (1809-1883) on 22 December 1826 and they had 15 children:
Ezra Benjamin Whitney (1827-1877)
Jerome Bonaparte Whitney (1829-1917)
Letitia Whitney (1830-1917)
Arlette Whitney (1831-1913)
Lavinia Whitney (1833-1854)
Joanna May Whitney (1835-1912)
Andrew Jr. Whitney (1837-1915)
Carver Jerome Whitney (1838-1917)
Harriet Whitney (1841-1902)
Albert Whitney (1843-1850)
Henry Clay Whitney (1845-1918)
Selwyn Whitney (1847-1917)
Viola Mecillian Whitney (1849-1918)
David Scott Whitney (1851-1852)
Solon Strickland Whitney (1855-1858)
The family settled into Burns township and made it their home.
On 3 December 1845, Andrew presented his father, Ezra's discharge papers from his service in the Revolutionary War that he found in an old trunk. He states that he lived at home till the age of 21 and then within a mile of his father from that time on.
In 1850, Andrew is recorded as having $4300 in property in Burns.
Andrew died on 2 November 1856 in New York.
Clementine filed letters of Probate for Andrew on 9 January 1857.
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