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- 1900 Census shows Eliza and Willis as parents of 4 with 3 living. Do we know anythng about 4th child?
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1860; Census Place: Greece, Monroe, New York; Roll: M653_786; Page: 344; Image: 349; Family History Library
270/280 Almira Putnam 58 fem $200/100 New York
Alice French 14 fem New York
Mary Wilkins 09 fem New York
271/281 James Whiting 31 male farmer $200 Maine
Caroline 27 fem New York
Frank 02 male New York
Carry 9/12 fem New York
272/282 Adison N Whiting 34 male farmer $8000/1600 Maine
Eugenia E 34 fem New York
Adison D 09 male New York
Willis P 07 male New York
Eugenia 05 fem New York
Lilly 5/12 fem New York
Frances Barnard 15 fem domestic New York
Charles Mnkagary 70 male laborer Ireland
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1870; Census Place: Rochester Ward 9, Monroe, New York; Roll: M593_970; Page: 56A; Image: 115; Family History Library Film: 552469.
878/863 Whiting A. N. 44 male white Co. Supt of Poor $13000/1000 Maine
Eugenia E 44 fem white keeping house New York
Delafield A 19 male white Clerk in Store New York
Willie P 17 male white at school New York
Estella 15 fem white at school New York
Lillian 11 fem white at school New York
Bertha 01 fem white New York
Burns Hannah 65 fem white domestic servant New Jersey
Pulman Elmira 68 fem white at home New York
Taylor Mary 11 fem white New York Parents foreign born
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Household Record 1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Eujenia E. WHITING Self W Female W 53 NY At Home MA NY
Adison D. WHITING Son S Male W 29 NY Trav. Salesman ME NY
Willis P. WHITING Son S Male W 27 NY Trav. Salesman ME NY
Stella E. WHITING Dau S Female W 25 NY School Teacher ME NY
Lillian E. WHITING Dau S Female W 20 NY At School ME NY
Bertha K. WHITING Dau S Female W 11 NY At School ME NY
Jennie SULLIVAN Other S Female W 21 NY Domestic IRE IRE
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Source Information:
Census Place Rochester, Monroe, New York
Family History Library Film 1254863
NA Film Number T9-0863
Page Number 336A
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1900; Census Place: Buffalo Ward 24, Erie, New York; Roll: T623_1031; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 199. 112 Howard
235/279 Whiting Willis P head white male Apr 1853 47 married 14 yrs NY Maine NY
Station owns mortgaged house
Eliza M wife white fem Sep 1861 38 married 14 years mother of 4:3
Indiana Wales New York
Carleton W son white male July 1884 15 single NY NY Indiana at school
Edward M son White male July 1892 07 single NY NY Indiana at school
Lloyd M son white male Mar 1892 05 single NY NY Indiana
Millinor Lucy boarder white fem July 1818 81 widow Delaware Del Del
Ceufred Katherine servant white fem Dec 1879 20 single Germany Ger Ger 1892 8 yr
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U.S. City Directories (Beta) about W Carleton Whiting
Name: W Carleton Whiting
Residence Year: 1904
Street Address: 112 Norwood Ave
Residence Place: Buffalo, New York
Publication Title: Buffalo, New York, City Directory, 1904
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New York State Census, 1905 for Carlton Whiting
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Name: Carlton Whiting
Residence: Buffalo, Erie, New York
Age: 20
Estimated Birth Year: 1885
Birthplace: United States
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Race: W
Gender:
Family Number: 112
Page Number:
Line Number: 9
Film Number: 825701
Digital Folder Number: 4296256
Image Number: 00162
Household Gender Age
Parent Willis P Whiting M 52y
Eliza M Whiting F 43y
Carlton Whiting M 20y
Edward Whiting M 12y
Lloyd Whiting > M 10y
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1910; Census Place: Buffalo Ward 21, Erie, New York; Roll: T624_947; Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 0201; Image: 333; FHL Number: 1374960. 112 Norwood Avenue
276/364 Whiting Willis P head male white 54 Married 2nd time NY Maine NY
Eliza wife fem white 45 Married 1st time 23 years mother of 5:2 living
Indiana Wales New York
Edward M son male white 17 single NY NY Indiana
Lloyd M son male white 15 single NY NY Indiana
Barnet Martha boarder fem white 70 single seamstress private family
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1920;Census Place: Buffalo Ward 25, Erie, New York; Roll: T625_1108; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 244; Image: 568. 112 Norwood Avenue
318/366 Whiting Willis P. head owns free male white 65 married NY NY NY prop Whiting
stationary
Eliza wife fem white 56 married Indiana NY NY
Lloyd M son male white 24 single NY NY Indiana Manager
Grouber Lillian friend fem white 23 single NY NY NY
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United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 for Willis Carleton Whiting
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Name: Willis Carleton Whiting
Event: Military
Event Date: 1942
Event Place: Keeler, Van Buren, Michigan
Residence: Keeler, Van Buren, Michigan
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 04 Jul 1884
Film Number: 1709421
Digital Folder Number: 4672943
Image Number: 01348
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United States Census, 1930 for Carelton Whiting
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Name: Carelton Whiting
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: St Louis (Districts 1-250), St. Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Gender: Female
Age: 45
Marital Status: Divorced
Race: White
Birthplace: New York
Estimated Birth Year: 1885
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Lodger
Father's Birthplace: Unreadable
Mother's Birthplace: New Hampshire
Enumeration District Number: 0194
Family Number: 385
Sheet Number and Letter: 9A
Line Number: 40
NARA Publication: T626, roll 1244
Film Number: 2340979
Digital Folder Number: 4660836
Image Number: 00057
Household Gender Age
Carelton Whiting F 45
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American stationer and office manager, Volume 87
Prominent Buffalo Stationer Dies
WILLIS PUTNAM WHITING, president of the Whiting Stationery Company, Buffalo, N. Y., died October 22, after an illness which had confined him to a hospital and his home for more than a year.
Mr. Whiting was born April 8, 1853, at Greece, N. Y. His father was captain of Company I, 140th Regiment, during the Civil War, and young Willis was taken around to recruiting rallies as a drummer and became known later as "The Drummer Boy of the Genesee Valley."
In 1865 the Whiting family moved to Rochester, where Willis attended the public school and Rochester Free Academy, from which he graduated. Mr. Whiting then started his career in the stationery business in the store of Steel & Avery in Rochester as errand boy, and worked his way up to salesman.
In 1882 he came to Buffalo with Mr. Vosburgh and opened a book and stationery store under the name of Vosburgh & Whiting. About 1897 he severed his connections with the Vosburgh & Whiting Company and opened a retail stationery store under the name of the Whiting Stationery Company, which has developed into the present splendid establishment of that name.
Mr. Whiting was a member of the Lafayette Presbyterian Church, Stationers' Club of Buffalo, Chamber of Commerce, Ellicott Club, Buffalo Automobile Club, Washington Lodge, The Shrine, "Hugh De Payans Commandery" and a 32d degree Mason.
He was buried Monday, October 25. Among the pallbearers were Millington Lockwood, the stationer, and John Condit of the Joseph Dixon Crucible Company.
The business will be continued under the same name by Lieut. Lloyd Whiting, son of Mr. Whiting, who has been associated in his father's business for some time.
Mr. Whiting was an ex-president of the Buffalo Stationers' Association and has for years been its chairman of the Retail Executive Committee.
At a recent meeting of the Buffalo Rotary Club, J. A. Condit of the Dixon Crucible Co., made the following remarks regarding Mr. Whiting's passing away:
"A good man has passed, whose going will deeply grieve the community. He inspired the love of all who knew him. In the affection of his fellow men he stood high.
"I need not speak of his abilities. His character tells what they were. His loss will be felt in a way that will not be commonplace. How greatly he strove for the good of his fellow men, with what courage and devotion he served them, how unselfish he was, never seeking his own, always solicitous for others.
"For the influence for good that he was in our community, for the gift of such a life, for giving thanks for their having been, for seeking counsel and strength to bear their loss men will turn alike to the great Giver of all good and perfect gifts. There is no other adequate way to cherish the memory of the friendship of Willis Putnam Whiting."
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1853 - 1945 (91 years)