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| Birth: | 20 JAN 1645 in Southold, Suffolk, New York |
| Death: | 1720 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Henry Whitney b. 1620 in Southhold, Suffolk, New York |
| Mother: | Sarah Salmon b. 1622 in Southhold, Suffolk, New York |
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Text:
Child of HENRY WHITNEY, of Southold, L. I., and Norwalk, Conn.:
1. John Whitney, born at Southold about 1644; a miller; married,as supposed, Elizabeth Smith, and settled at Norwalk, where hebought his father's corn mill, under a covenant to perform allthe obligations his father gave as a consideration for the landand water privilege he enjoyed the use of, viz., that during hislife he shoulg grind all the grain for the familied of the placyfor a toll not to exceed one-sixteenth, and that the mill mustbe cleared of all such grain before any other could be ground.The record of his marriage or death could not be found.-Rockwelland Keeler Genealogy, page 6
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