Person:Richard Whitney (1)

m. Abt 1618
  1. Mary Whitney1619 - 1626/27
  2. John Whitney, Jr1621 - 1692
  3. Richard Whitney1623/24 - 1719
  4. Nathaniel WhitneyAbt 1625 -
  5. Thomas Whitney1627 - 1719
  6. Mary Whitney1629 - Bef 1635
  7. Jonathan WhitneyAbt 1634 - 1702/03
  8. Dea. Joshua Whitney1635 - 1719
  9. Caleb WhitneyBef 1640 - 1640
  10. Benjamin Whitney1643 - 1723
m. 19 Mar 1649/50
  1. Sarah Whitney1653 -
  2. Moses Whitney1655 - Aft 1729
  3. Joanna Whitney1655/56 -
  4. Deborah Whitney1658 -
  5. Rebecca Whitney1658 - 1658/59
  6. Richard Whitney, Jr.1660/61 - 1723
  7. Elisha Whitney1662 -
  8. Ebenezer Whitney1672 - 1727
Facts and Events
Name[3] Richard Whitney
Gender Male
Christening[1] 6 Jan 1623/24 Isleworth, Middlesex, EnglandAll Saints Church
Immigration[2] 1635 Massachusetts, United StatesElizabeth & Anne from London, with his father & mother and 4 brothers
Marriage 19 Mar 1649/50 Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Martha Coldam
Death? 20 Sep 1719 Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United Statesno VR - date and place questionable
The Elizabeth and Ann (1635)
The Elizabeth and Ann, also known as the Eliza and Ann sailed in the spring of 1635. The passengers are found scattered amongst a number of entries in Hotten's Emigrant Ancestors.
Sailed: May? 1635 from London, England under Master Roger Clapp
Arrived: July? 1635 at Boston, Massachusetts

Passengers:
~100
Joseph Alsop - Thomas Alsop - Baker family - Gamaliell Beomont - John Birden - Grace Bulkley - Robert Carr - Sara Cartrack - Clement Chaplin - James Cobbet - Josias Cobbet - William Courser - Henry Curtis - Thomas Dane - Eaton family - Joseph Faberr - Elizabeth Fabin - Richard Goard - Amivell Hall - O. Halsey - Robert Hans - Robert Hawkins - Thomas Hedhall or Hedsall - John Holloway - Thomas Hubbard - Percy King - Henry Jackson - Robert Jefferies family - Thomas Lord family - Morecock children - Oldham children - George Orris - George Parker - Thomas Pond - Vincen Potter - William Read - William Samond - Richard Sanpson - Nicholas Sension - Robert Standy - Christopher Stanley - William Swayne - M. Swynden - Jo. Thomson - John Whitney family - Washburn family - Edmund Weston - Richard White - Andrey Whitton - Henry Wilkinson - George Wylde - John Wylie

Resources: Transcription of records from Hotten Founders of New England (NEHGR)

References
  1. Whitney, Henry Austin. First known use of Whitney as a surname: its probable signification, and other data. (Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, 1875)
    xix.

    1623-24. January 6. John Whitne, & Elinor his wife, had the[re] sone Richard baptized.

  2. Drake, Samuel G. (Samuel Gardner). Result of some researches among the British archives for information relative to the founders of New England: made in the years 1858, 1859 and 1860. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1860)
    22-23.

    The Elizabeth and Ann Roger Coop Mr. Theis p'ties herevnder expressed are to be imbarqued for New England having taken the oaths of Allegeance and Supremacie and likewise brought Certificate both from the Ministers and Justices where their abidinges were latlie, of their conformitie to the discipline and orders of the Church of England and y[t] they are no Subsedy Men.
    Robert Hawkynns husb. 25
    Jo: Whitney 35
    Jo: Palmerley 20
    Richard Martin 12
    Jo: Whitney 11
    Richard Whitney 9
    Nathaniell Whitney 8
    Tho: Whitney 6
    Jonathan Whitney 1
    Nic° Sension 13
    Henry Jackson 29
    Wm Hubbard 35
    Tho: Hubbard 10
    Tho: Eaton 1
    Marie Hawkynns 24
    Ellen Whitney 30
    Abigail Eaton 35
    Sara Cartrack 24
    Jane Pamand 9
    Mary Eaton 4
    Marie Broomer 10
    Mildred Cartrack 2
    Joseph Alsopp 14

  3. Richard Whitney [1], in Whitney Research Group (WRG).

    Richard Whitney, son of John and Elinor (-----) Whitney, was baptized 6 Jan 1623/24, Isleworth, co. Middlesex, England. His date and place of death are unknown, but he was still living on 7 Apr 1691, when he was freed from training.