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- !SOURCE: J. Gardner Bartlett, Simon Stone Genealogy (Boston: Stone Family Association, 1926), p. 525.
!RESIDENCES: Morris, Ill., until about 1890; Plainfield, Ill., until about 1915; Los Angeles, Cal., thereafter. --J.G. Bartlett
!OCCUPATION: "Engaged in farming half a century." --J.G. Bartlett
!SOURCE: Email from N. Combs to Weldon Whipple, 25 Jul 2005. Excerpted from Will County, IL History: Past and Present of Will County, v.2 1907:William Whipple {29232} came to IL in 1832 from Watertown, Jefferson, NY and was a pioneer of IL, purchasing canal land. Until 1844 he followed merchandising, then he turned to farming. His wife's maiden name was Miss Gibson; she was a native of VT and died at the age of 45. {This doesn't agree with her being 54 on the 1860 census, but she isn't on the 1870 census.} They had two daughters, one of whom--Mrs. Henry Decker--died about two years ago {abt 1905}; the other is Mrs. Thomas Turner of Ford County, IL. Their son is Levi B. Whipple {29231}, subject of this biographical sketch. William Whipple died about six years ago {abt 1901} at the age of 81. Also notes/cites the following:- 1850 Census, Nettle Creek, Grundy, IL p.166
- Whipple, William 40 b. NY {abt 1810}
- Whipple, Bathsheber 32 b. NY {abt 1818}
- Whipple, Permelia 9 b. IL {abt 1841}
- Whipple, Levi 4 b. IL {abt 1846}
- Whipple, Adeline 1 b. IL {abt 1849}
- 1860 Census, Nettle Creek, Grundy, IL p.209
- Whipple, William 52 b. NY
- Whipple, Barsheba 54 b. NY
- Whipple, Permilla 19 b. IL
- Whipple, Levi 14 b. IL
- Whipple, Adaline 10 b. IL
- Whipple, George 7 b. IL {abt 1853}
- 1870 Census, Saratoga, Grundy, IL p.432
- Whipple, Levi 24 b. IL
- Whipple, Adaline 21 b. IL
- Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900
- Levi Whipple married Hattie Stone on 12/22/1870 in Grundy Co., IL cert. #00003607
!SOURCE: Email from Beverly H. to Weldon Whipple, 8 Mar 2018: "The death records for both Levi B. and wife Harriett are found in the California death records. Taking that info to FindaGrave I found Levi's son, Lester (and presumably his parents and sister and his wife) are all buried together in Plainfield, Illinois with matching stones. The stones for the parents could be memorial stones, but in any event it would seem likely that son Lester was the informant for the stones. Those stones read 'Father born Mar 7, 1846 - died Dec 21, 1923' and 'Mother born Jan 31 1848 - died May 31, 1925' which match the California death records. Winnifred's stone reads dates matching what you have."
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