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James married Whiting, Mehitable on 22 Jun 1743 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States. Mehitable (daughter of Whiting, Timothy Jr. and Jackson, Mary) was born on 15 Jan 1722/1723 in Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States; died on 18 Jul 1763 in Spencer, , Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Whiting, Maine
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Whiting, Maine
— Town —

Whiting is a town in Washington County, Maine, United States. The town was named after Timothy Whiting, an early settler.[4] The population was 487 at the 2010 census.[5] The town was originally known as Orangetown.[6]
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[WHITE-ing] is a town in Washington County, incorporated on February 15, 1825 from Orangetown Plantation. formerly the township 12 ED, BPP.

In 1780, Boston Tea Party activist Colonel John Crane became the first white settler in the area of the town that was to be named for Timothy Whiting, an early land owner and member of the State Legislature.
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History of Whiting, Maine
Author: Forslund, Gladys Hall

Timothy married Jackson, Mary on 12 Dec 1714 in Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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webGED: MacDougall Genealogy Data Page file: wpga11.htm lists Timothy Whiting (1653- ) m. 6 Apr 1712 Ellis, Joanna. Child: Whiting, John (1716- 0

Timothy married Bullard, Sarah about 1680 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States. Sarah (daughter of Bullard, Isaac and Wight, Anne) was born on 7 Jan 1658/1659 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; died in 1732 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Source of Information:
1. Henry isham Longden, "Northamptonshire and Rutland Clergy from 1500" FHL British book 942.5 D3L v. 15.
"The Reverend Timothy Whiting was the curate of Ashwell, Rutland, in 1601; vicar of Lilbourne, Northampton, beginning in 1605; rector of Markfield, Leicester, in 1610; and rector of Peckleton, Leicester."
2. Genealogy.com "Mark Whiting Pullen Genealogy Home Page" States Nathaniel Whiting was born 1 Aug 1609, Grange, Desford, Leicester, England and died 15 January 1681/82, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

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Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worcester County Massachusetts with a History of Worcester Society of Antiquity
Prepared under the Editorial Supervision of Ellery Bicknell Crane Vol IV
"Whiting Family. Nathaniel Whitin (1) , the immigrant ancestor of the Whitin Family of Whitinsville , Massachusetts, was born in 1609 in England. He is mentioned in the will of his grandfather, John Smith , who bequeathed to his mother, Sarah (Smith) Whiting, lands in Hoxden, Middlesex county, England. He had a brother, Samuel Whiting, also mentioned in his will. Nathaniel Whiting came first to Lynn as early as 1638, when he was a proprietor of that town. In the first records his name is spelled Whiting, Whyting and Whitinge, most of the descendants having used the form Whiting. He removed to Dedham a few years after he came to New England and was a proprietor there in 1640. He was admitted to the church, July 30, 1641and was made a freeman May 18, 1642. He died at Dedham January 15, 1682/83. His will was dated May 15, 1677, and proved April 19, 1683.

Came to colonies at age of 29 years.

Title: Colonial Families of the United States of America Page: Vol. 6, page 289 Text: The emigrant ancestor of Harriet WHITING was Nathaniel WHITING, of Lynn, 1638, and Dedham, 16 41, where he established the first corn mill, on the oldest canal in America, which connect s the Charles with the lower levels of the Neponset River. His wife, Hannah, daughter of John and Hannah DWIGHT of Dedham, survived him thirty years, managed his business affairs and brought up a large family with rare discretion. The corn mill was in the possession of the WHITING family for more than two centuries. The last owner was William WHITING, son of Lemue l and Mary (GAY) WHITING, and of the sixth generation from the first miller, Nathaniel WHITING.
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Name: The Fairbanks Family in America Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Title: Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in America 1633-1897 Author: Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks, A.M., Late Counsellor at Law Publication: Boston: The American Printing & Engraving Company, 1897 Call Number: reprinted by the Fairbanks Family in America 1991 3rd ed. Page: page 85
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Notes for Nathaniel Whiting: According to the Desford, England Parish Register, Nathaniel was the son of Timothie and Anne Bunning(e) Whiting, who were married 20 Oct 1606. Nathaniel is first mentioned in this country as a landholder in Lynn, Mass., in 1638. He is next mentioned in the records of the First Church at Dedham, Mass. He was admitted into the church at Dedham on 30 Jul 1641. He was granted the privileges of a freeman on 18 May 1642. Nathaniel was married in Dedham, Mass, on 4 Nov 1643, to Hannah Dwight, daughter of John and Hannah Dwight of Dedham. She died in Dedham on 4 Nov 1714, aged 89 years (born about 1625). Eleven of their 14 children survived to adulthood. From other records, Nathaniel was born about 1609. He was therefor about 29 when he came to this country, 34 when he married, 63 or 64 when his 14th and youngest child was born, and 73 or 74 when he died. He was about 16 years older than his wife Hannah. Nathaniel was by occupation a miller, and the first to operate a corn mill at Dedham. At their 8th town meeting, 21 Feb 1636-7, the townsmen of Dedham voted to grant Abraham Shaw the right to build a corn mill. He died in 1638 before the mill was Commenced. Therefor, the right was granted to Nathaniel Whiting and John Elderkin. Water was diverted from the Charles River into the Neponset River and sufficient fall and supply of water obtained for a mill. The records do not give the date of completion of the dam and mill, but a committee was appointed on 14 Jul 1641 to "lay out a cartway to our mill". A grant of 8 acres was made to John Elderkin and Nathaniel Whiting on the south side of the millpond for a house lot. There is no date to this grant. John Elderkin sold his half of the property to Nathan Aldus, John Dwight and John Allin (Dwight was Nathaniel's father-in-law) on 8 Aug 1642. They in turn sold their interest to Nathaniel on 29 Sep 1649, making him sole owner. The mill privilege was retained in the hands of the Whiting family until 1823, when the heirs of Hezekiah Whiting sold it to Jabez Chickering. On 15 Jan 1682-3, the day of his death in Dedham, Nathaniel Whiting and John Draper, Sr. were granted the right to erect a fulling mill on the stream below the corn mill. By his will, dated 15 May 1677, he gave all of his possessions to his wife Hannah, who was his executrix. An inventory of his estate on 15 Feb 1682-3 assessed his worth at 489 Pounds. His wife Hannah survived him over 30 years and appears to have managed his business interests and brought up their large family with rare discretion. The largest street in Dedham today is Whiting Avenue. The two schools in town are located on Whiting Avenue. Nathaniel is mentioned in the will of his father-in-law John Dwight, written in 1658: "I giue vnto my sonne, Nathaniell Whiteing, 20s. ... My will is, that my dwelling house, land, and moveables in ye Towne of Dedham, or elsewhere, which shall be founde to my estate, at my decease, be equally devided into fiue pts, two pts whereof I giue vnto my sonne, Timothy Dwight, and one part vnto ye Children of my son, Nathaniell Whiteing, and of Hannah, his wife, or soe many of them as shall be surviueing at my decease, to be payde by my Executor, as in his discretion will best conduce for their benefitt. Alsoe, that my sonne, Nathaniell Whiteing, shall enjoy all that 6 Acres of land, be it more or lesse, which lyeth in ye low playne; and ye 2 Acres of meadow lyeing In foule meadow, which I bought of Lieut. Joshua Fisher. " More About Nathaniel Whiting: Baptism: 19 Jan 1616/17 Immigration: Bet. 1636 - 1638, Lynn, Massachusetts. Probate: 15 Mar 1666/67, Suffolk Probate Records, VI:408, and IX:117. More About Nathaniel Whiting and Hannah Dwight: Marriage: 04 Nov 1643, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. Children of Nathaniel Whiting and Hannah Dwight are:
+Jonathan Whiting , b. 09 Oct 1667, Dedham, Massachusetts, d. 04 Sep 1729, Roxbury, Mass..

GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Nathanial

BIRTH: Also shown as Born Leicestershire, England.

BIRTH: Also shown as Born 1 Aug 1609
possibly born in Leicestershire

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Transcription of Giles Whiting's will probated 1627 made by Whiting Global in 2013

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Itm I give to Tymothyes children my English bible and my … mas…. and 20 [shillings] a piece

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And to sonne Nethercott's children 5 [pounds] to be equallie devided among all
And to sonne Tymothes children

BIRTH: Also shown as Born Of Bocking, Essex, England.

DEATH: Also shown as Died 15 Jan 1683

BURIAL: Also shown as Buried First church of Dedham Cemetery.

Nathaniel married Dwight, Hannah on 4 Sep 1643 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States. Hannah (daughter of Dwight, John and Close, Hannah) was born in 1625 in Dedham, Essex, England; died on 4 Nov 1714 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; was buried in First church of Dedham Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Title: Colonial Families of the United States of America Page: Vol. 6, page 289 Text: The emigrant ancestor of Harriet WHITING was Nathaniel WHITING, of Lynn, 1638, and Dedham, 16 41, where he established the first corn mill, on the oldest canal in America, which connect s the Charles with the lower levels of the Neponset River. His wife, Hannah, daughter of John and Hannah DWIGHT of Dedham, survived him thirty years, managed his business affairs and br ought up a large family withy rare discretion. The corn mill was in the possession of the WH ITING family for more than two centuries. The last owner was William WHITING, son of Lemue l and Mary (GAY) WHITING, and of the sixth generation from the first miller, Nathaniel WHITIN G.
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Name: The Fairbanks Family in America Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Title: Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in America 1633-1897 Author: Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks, A.M., Late Counsellor at Law Publication: Boston: The American Printing & Engraving Company, 1897 Call Number: reprinted by the Fairbanks Family in America 1991 3rd ed. Page: page 85
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Notes for Hannah Dwight: Hannah Dwight came to America with her nonconformist parents and others with the "celebrated" preacher, John Rogers, of Dedham, England. They were given permission to settle in what became Dedham, Massachusetts (they wanted to call the place 'Contentment' but the General Court of Massachusetts chose to call these commons Dedham). Nathaniel and Hannah owned a grist mill (which apparently had been capitalized at least in part by her father, John Dwight, a prosperous townsman and selectman. Children of Nathaniel Whiting and Hannah Dwight are:
33 i. Nathaniel5 Whiting, born 26 Sep 1644 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 31 Oct 1676 in Wrentham, Massachusetts.
34 ii. John Whiting, born 28 Sep 1646 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 28 Sep 1646 in infancy.
35 iii. John Whiting, born 03 Nov 1647 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 25 Sep 1656.
36 iv. Samuel Whiting, born 20 Dec 1649 in Dedham, Norfolk, Ma; died 04 Dec 1727 in Dedham, Norfolk, Ma.
37 v. Hannah Whiting, born 17 Feb 1650/51 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 14 Jun 1740 in Wrentham, Massachusetts.
38 vi. Timothy Whiting, born 05 Jan 1652/53 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 26 Dec 1728 in Dedham, Massachusetts.
39 vii. Mary Whiting, born 08 Jul 1656 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 29 Oct 1656.
40 viii. Mary Whiting, born 12 Apr 1658 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died in prob. died young.
41 ix. Sarah Whiting, born 03 Oct 1660 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 22 Mar 1731/32 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
42 x. Abigail Whiting, born 07 Jun 1663 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 25 Oct 1721 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
43 xi. John Whiting, born 19 Jul 1665 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 15 Aug 1732 in Wrentham, Massachusetts.
44 xii. Jonathan Whiting, born 09 Oct 1667 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 04 Sep 1729 in Roxbury, Mass..
45 xiii. Judah Whiting, born 30 Mar 1670 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 19 Feb 1745/46 in Dedham, Massachusetts.
46 xiv. Anna Whiting, born 25 Jan 1671/72 in Dedham, Massachusetts; died 09 Mar 1748/49 in Dedham, Massachusetts.

GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Hannah

BIRTH: Also shown as Born Dedham, , Mass..

DEATH: Also shown as Died Dedham, Massachusetts.

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Isaac married Wight, Anne. Anne was born in 1631 in Watertown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States; died in 1693. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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9 Henry Isham Longden Northamptonshire and Rutland clergy from 1500 (Northampton, England: Archer & Goodman, 1938-1943) (FHL British book 942.5 D3L v. 15) Documents 9a-c.

The third descendant was Giles's son Timothy who was the curate of Ashwell, Rutland, in 1601; vicar of Lilbourne, Northampton, beginning in 1605; rector of Markfie1d, Leicester, in 1610; and rector of Peck let on, Leicester, where he died in 1640. This biography credited him with seven children-John, Timothy, Nathaniel, Robert, Elizabeth, Martha, and Mary. Notice the similarities between the names of Timothy's children and the names of his own siblings.

Source of Information:
1. Henry isham Longden, "Northamptonshire and Rutland Clergy from 1500" FHL British book 942.5 D3L v. 15. page 53
"The Reverend Timothy Whiting was the curate of Ashwell, Rutland, in 1601; vicar of Lilbourne, Northampton, beginning in 1605; rector of Markfield, Leicester, in 1610; and rector of Peckleton, Leicester."
2. Church of England, Parish Church of Peckleton, Leicestershire, "Parish Register Transcripts, 1567-1654" FHL British film 585279 item 3
3. Genealogy.com "Mark Whiting Pullen Genealogy Home Page"
4. John Fetherston, "The visitation of the county of Leicester inthe year 1619, taken by William Camden) FHL British film 86958 item 2. Timotheus Whiting fil. de Desford duxit filiam Bunning de Desford

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BIRTH: Also shown as Born Abt 1550, Etton, Northamptonshire, England.

Transcription of Giles Whiting's will probated 1627 made by Whiting Global in 2013
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And to sonn Tymothe. Itm I give S Bolton ….. Bo…osill on the w…stes & …..

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sonnes Timothe Nathaniel & Robert Whiting whom I make the sole execut[ers] of this my last will …. & fullie according to the true meaning of this my last will they ….. s__. so named of my
Said goods or chattels

Timothy married Bunning, Anne on 20 Oct 1606 in Etton, Northamptonshire, England. Anne (daughter of Bunninge, Richard) was born in 1574 in Ecton, Northamptonshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1. Church of England, Consistory Court of the Diocese of Peterborough, "Probate records, 1541-1858," will of Giles Whiting of Etton, Northampton. FHL British film 174844. Written in 1625, but probated in 1627.

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MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Ecton, England.

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BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening Dedham, Essex, , England.

DEATH: Also shown as Died Dedham, Norfolk, Massaschusetts.

DEATH: Also shown as Died 24 Jan 1659 or 3 Feb 1660

John married Close, Hannah in 1623 in , Norfolk, Masschusetts. Hannah was born in 1604 in Dedham, , Essex, England; died on 5 Sep 1656 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; was buried on 5 Sep 1656. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]