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1850; Census Place: Concord, Lake, Ohio; Roll: M432_701; Page: 279; Image: 337.
14/14 Ann Whiting 55 fem $6000 Connecticut
James 22 male farmer Ohio
Ann 17 fem Ohio attended school
Luman 12 male Ohio attended school
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Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 Name: Luman Whiting
Birth Year: abt 1838
Birth Place: Ohio
Gender: Male
Census Date: 1856
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Howard
Locality: Howard
Roll: IA_71
Line: 29
Family Number: 32/32
Ann M Whiting 60 fem widowed 0 years in state born: Connecticut
Samuel H Whiting27 male 1 year in state born: Ohio Farmer
Luman Whiting 18 male 1 year in state born: Ohio
Wm Spicer 25 male married o year in state born: New York Farmer
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1860; Census Place: Afton, Howard, Iowa; Roll: M653_323; Page: 56; Image: 426.
414/414 H S Whiting 31 male farmer $1600/710 Ohio
Luman 22 male laborer Ohio
Ann 64 fem Connecticut
George Patterson 31 male School Teacher Pennsylvania
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1870; Census Place: Decatur, Decatur, Iowa; Roll: M593_386; Page: 249; Image: 501.
71/72 Whiting Luman 30 male white Milling $700 Ohio
Samuel H 39 male white Ohio
Anna M 75 fem white retired Connecticut
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Lake County Genealogical Society (Ohio)
Concord Township Concord Cemetery Section 2, Rows 1-5
Name Sec- tion Row Stone # Inscription
Luman Whiting/ died/ March 17, 1847/ aged 55 yearsWhiting, Luman
2 5 18
Luman Whiting/ died/ March 17, 1847/ aged 55 years
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Luman Whiting/ died/ March 17, 1847/ aged 55 years
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From Dixie to Canada, romances and realities of the underground railroad "
The following is the subscription referred to above, together with the names of donors and the amount given so far as they can be deciphered : We whose names are hereto affixed, promise to pay to Eli- phalet Austin the sums put to our names, for the purpose of liberating from slavery a colored man whose master is sup- posed to be in pursuit, and offers to free him for three hun- dred and fifty dollars. Austinburg, July 23, 1834. Eliphalet & Aaron E Austin. $50. Orestes K. Hawley, $50. J. Austin, $40.00. L. Bissell, $20.00. J. S. Mills, $2.00. T. H. Wells, $3 oo. A. A. Barr, $1.00. Harvey Ladd, Jr., $2.00. G. W. St. John, $25.00. James Sillak, $3.00. Luman Whiting, $2.00. Benjamin Whiting, $1.00. I. Hendry. $5.00. Giddings & Wade, $10. Amos Fisk, $5.00. Russell Clark, $2.00. Daniel Hubbard, $1.00. Henry Harris, $1.00. Mr. Sawtell, $2.00. E. Austin, Jr., $15.00. L. M. Austin, $5.00. Ros. Austin, $5.00. Dr. A. Hawley, $2.00. W. Webb, Jr., $5 oo. Ward, $5.00. Henry, $5 oo
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