Person:Samuel Whitney (17)

m. 28 Jul 1801
  1. Capt. Samuel Whitney1802 - 1846
  2. Lucy Whitney1804 -
  3. John Perkins Whitney1805 -
  4. Mary Jane Whitney1811 -
  5. Phebe Whitney1816 -
m. 21 Nov 1844
Facts and Events
Name[3] Capt. Samuel Whitney
Gender Male
Birth[1] 30 Jul 1802 Lincolnville, Waldo, Maine, United States
Marriage 21 Nov 1844 to Rebecca Witherle Howe
Death[2][3] 31 Mar 1846 Lincolnville, Waldo, Maine, United StatesDrowned in Penobscot Bay
References
  1. Lincolnville (Maine). Town Clerk. Town and vital records, 1809-1885. (Lincolnville, Maine)
    p. 33.

    Samuel Austin Whitney son of Samuel and [torn] Whitney born in Concord September 27th 1771 married [torn] to Ruthy daughter of John and Phoebe Perkins born at Castine November 6th 1777.
    Samuel Whitney son of Samuel A. & Ruth Whitney born July 30th 1802.

  2. Find A Grave: Castine Cemetery, Castine, ME, in Find A Grave
    CPT Samuel Whitney.

    [Note: Body was never recovered, so not buried here. The stone is hard to read.]
    CAPT. SAMUEL WHITNEY
    was drowned Mar., 31,
    1846 AE. [42?]
    MRS. REBECCA W. HIS WIFE
    was drowned Mar. 31,
    1846, AE. 28.
    MARGARETTE, THEIR DAU
    Died Feb. 3, [1846?]

  3. 3.0 3.1 Whitney, Henry Austin. Incidents in the life of Samuel Whitney: born in Marlborough, Massachusetts, 1734 and died at Castine, Maine, 1808 together with some account of his descendants and other family memorials. (Boston: Printed for private distribution, 1860)
    p. 67.

    Children of Samuel Austin Whitney and Ruth Perkins: Samuel Whitney, b. Castine [sic] 30 Jul 1802, m. 21 Nov 1844 Rebecca Witherle Howe. They were both drowned in corssing Penobscot Bay, March 31, 1846.
    [Note: from coverage of his wife, p. 78: "She was drowned, together with her husband, by the sinking of a boat, through which a hole was knocked by the ice, in crossing Penboscot Bay, March 31, 1846. Her body was recovered and interred at Lincolnville, but was afterwards removed to Castine. His body was not recovered."]