CHILDREN. Prepared By: Patricia Love 6988 Trumble Road St. Clair, Michigan Phone(s): April 2005

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1 Husband: John Whitaker 1822 Died: 04 September 1879 Wife: Catherine Levett England CHILDREN 1 Name: Ellis A. Whittaker 21 June 1865 arried: 1892 Spouse: Doretha Shirkey arried: 1906 Spouse: Nellie Unknown 2 Name: Hinman Whittaker 3 Name: Ezra Whittaker 4 Name: Robert Whittaker 5 Name: Augusta Whittaker 6 Name: George Whittaker 7 Name: Hettie Whittaker Abt F arried: 18 ay 1898 Spouse: Fred Wagner 8 Name: Bisitt Whittaker F ichigan ichigan Prepared By: Patricia Love 6988 Trumble Road St. Clair, ichigan April 2005

2 Husband: John Whitaker Died: Wife: Beginning status: Died: 1822 England 04 September Catherine Levett arried England 04 September arriage Wife: Catherine Levett Ellis A. Whittaker There are but few more prosperous, more respected, or even more enterprising young farmers in St. Clair county, ichigan, then Ellis Whitaker, who is a native of ichigan, born June 21, 1865, and a son of John and Catherine 2 16 April 2005

3 (Levett) Ehitaker. John Whitaker was born in England in 1822 and came to the United States when a young man. He engaged at clearing up land and did an immense amount of hard work, selling railroad ties at fifty cents each and staves at forty dollars per thousand. As pioneer settlements closed in around him he became a man of mark and influence in the county in which he had cast his lot, ad eventually was elected justice of the peace by the Democratic party, and for several years filled the office with great credit to himself and to the satisfaction of the people. He was a member of the asonic lodge at emphis and was in every respect a worthy citizen. He died September 4, 1879, leaving eight children, viz: Hinman, Ezra, Robert, Augusta, Elllis, George, Hettie and Bisitt. In 1892, Ellis Whitaker was joined in matrimony with iss Dorothy Shirkey, a daughter of Richard and Saloma (Stirling) Shirkey, the former of whom was born at ount Clemens, acomb county, ichigan, of French parentage. Richard Shirkey is a framer, is owner of two hundred acres of land and is one of the most highly respected residents of his township. The union of Ellis and Dorothy (Shirkey) Whitaker has been crowned with four children, namely: Ethel B., born arch 19,1893; Alden G., born in February, 1894; Elden Roy, born in 1896, and Laura., born in February, r. Whitaker has charge of and is conducting a farm of one hundred and forty acres owned by his mother, on which he raises the usual crops of the country and breeds cattle, sheep and Ohio Improved Chester hogs. Although still a young man, just entering upon life's prime, he has evinced superior abilities, not only as an agriculturist, but as a man of business, and as a rule succeeds in disposing of such products of the farm that he puts on the market at prices commensurate with those obtained by the shrewdest and oldest farmers and dealers, and he keeps as close a watch over his mother's pecuniary interests as it would be possible for him to keep over his own. Reared to farm life and consequently passing most of his time in the open air, he has maintained a splendid physique, building up his muscular tissues and strengthening and enlarging his mental faculties. r. Whitaker is capable of thinking for himself, and in political matters is not led away by the bombastic language usually indulged in by party demagogues in their endeavors to form public option and to influence the votes of the people through their speeches from the stump pr platform nor is he led away through the gaudy display of meretricious rhetoric in the columns of the partisan or the party press. He votes for the man he decides in his own mind to be best fitted, morally and intellectually, for office, and all his acts are guided by the same upright principles. He has by his integrity and straightforward dealings with his neighbors and with business men won the esteem of them all, and his pecuniary prosperity is entirely due to his own personal exertions. Wife: arried: Beginning status: (1) Records of Lottie Trumble (Scrapbook of Obituaries). (2) 1900 Federal Census, Roll T , p. 262A, l. 5. (3) 1910 Federal Census, Roll T , p. 100B, l June 1865 ichigan Doretha Shirkey 1892 arried (1) Records of Lottie Trumble (Scrapbook of Obituaries). (2) 1900 Federal Census, Roll T , p. 262A, l. 5. (3) 1910 Federal Census, Roll T , p. 100B, l June 1865 ichigan April 2005

4 arriage Hinman Whittaker arriage Ezra Whittaker April 2005

5 arriage Robert Whittaker arriage Augusta Whittaker April 2005

6 arriage George Whittaker arriage Hettie Whittaker Husband: arried: Beginning status: Abt ichigan Fred Wagner 18 ay 1898 arried April 2005

7 Abt ichigan arriage 18 ay 1898, Columbus Fred Wagner, 26, W, r/b Columbus, Teacher, P: John Wagner & Sarah Jasper Hattie Whittaker, 23, W, Columbus, b. ichigan, P: John Whittaker & Caroline Leavitt August Wagner & Catherine Silk, both of Columbus; Francis Teeler, in. Bisitt Whittaker arriage 7 16 April 2005

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Family Group Sheet. in: Madison, Madison, New York. in: Herkimer County, New York CHILDREN Husband: William B Patterson Born 1: 1818 Born 2: 1819 Married: 12 Nov 1842 Died: Aft. 1900 Wife: Polly White 1818 Died: Aft. 1880 Madison, Madison, New York New York Allegany County, New York Nebraska