1st Marriage Susannah DeGraff
May 15 1850
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
2nd Marriage Martha VanGelder
June 7th 1855
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
3rd Marriage Sarah VanGelder
March 4th 1881
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
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Father of:
Clara Adelle (Whitney) Bond
b. 6 March 1856
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 1928
in
Married Charles A. Bond
Hattie Whitney
b. 31 December 1862
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 13 November 1863
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
Mabel Amelia (Whitney) Parshall
b. 9 June 1868
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 11 March 1965
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
Married: Frank L. Parshall
Frank Eugene Whitney
b. 21 October 1872
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 1946
in
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Geneva Daily Times
Geneva, Ontario County, New York.
January 3, 1910
Daniel Hopkins Whitney was born October 19, 1819, at Seneca Castle and died January 1, 1910. He was a grandson of Nathan Whitney, who came to this country from Conway, Mass., in 1792, one of its first pioneers. He was a son of Cheeney and Olive Whitney, and the eldest of a family of eight, four of whom survive him, Hachaliah and Byron of Seneca Castle, Cheeney P. of Orleans and Mrs. Sophronia McGregory of Pasadena, Cal. His wife preceded him more than three years, but kind children and grandchildren helped to make his declining days less lonely. He was industrious and temperate in his habits; by nature and culture quiet and unostentatious, willing to sit in the shadow that another might reap honors. He was a supporter of the Presbyterian church, and a member of its congregation til failing health deprived him of the privilege.
He leaves three children, Mrs. Clara Bond of Billsborough; Mrs. Mabel Parshall and Frank E. Whitney of Seneca Castle, and seven grandchildren. He belonged to a family noted for its longevity, but a sudden attack of pneumonia resulted in his death at the ripe age of 90 years, two months, 12 days. The funeral was held at his late residence at 2 o'clock today. Rev. E. E. Grosh, his pastor, officiated. Burial at Whitney Cemetery.
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1st Marriage Susannah DeGraff
May 15 1850
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
2nd Marriage Martha VanGelder
June 7th 1855
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
3rd Marriage Sarah VanGelder
March 4th 1881
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
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Father of:
Clara Adelle (Whitney) Bond
b. 6 March 1856
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 1928
in
Married Charles A. Bond
Hattie Whitney
b. 31 December 1862
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 13 November 1863
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
Mabel Amelia (Whitney) Parshall
b. 9 June 1868
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 11 March 1965
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
Married: Frank L. Parshall
Frank Eugene Whitney
b. 21 October 1872
in Seneca Castle, Ontario County, New York.
d. 1946
in
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Geneva Daily Times
Geneva, Ontario County, New York.
January 3, 1910
Daniel Hopkins Whitney was born October 19, 1819, at Seneca Castle and died January 1, 1910. He was a grandson of Nathan Whitney, who came to this country from Conway, Mass., in 1792, one of its first pioneers. He was a son of Cheeney and Olive Whitney, and the eldest of a family of eight, four of whom survive him, Hachaliah and Byron of Seneca Castle, Cheeney P. of Orleans and Mrs. Sophronia McGregory of Pasadena, Cal. His wife preceded him more than three years, but kind children and grandchildren helped to make his declining days less lonely. He was industrious and temperate in his habits; by nature and culture quiet and unostentatious, willing to sit in the shadow that another might reap honors. He was a supporter of the Presbyterian church, and a member of its congregation til failing health deprived him of the privilege.
He leaves three children, Mrs. Clara Bond of Billsborough; Mrs. Mabel Parshall and Frank E. Whitney of Seneca Castle, and seven grandchildren. He belonged to a family noted for its longevity, but a sudden attack of pneumonia resulted in his death at the ripe age of 90 years, two months, 12 days. The funeral was held at his late residence at 2 o'clock today. Rev. E. E. Grosh, his pastor, officiated. Burial at Whitney Cemetery.
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