Squire Whitaker was the son of John Whitaker and Catharine "Katie" Weaver. His name was given in honor of his grandfather Squire Whitaker, a Revolutionary War soldier, one of the few survivors of the Wyoming Valley massacre, and a pioneer and early settler of the area around Hale Eddy and Deposit, NY.
Squire married Dorcus Travis (daughter of Thomas Travis and Bethea Mead) on 21 Jun 1821 (source: Whitaker Weaver Bible copied by Catherine Philetta Metteer-Cannon 6 May 1898, Milton, Oregon contributed by Winnie Cannon Pettyjohn, Chemeketa Chapter, DAR, Salem Oregon 1964).
Children of Squire and Dorcus Whitaker:
1) John Thomas Whitaker (1822-1863)m. Affa Cole John served in the Civil War as a Sgt. in Co. F. 144th Infantry, NY Vol. He was killed Oct 2, 1863 in Beaufort, SC and is buriend in the National Cemetery, Sec 28, grave #2367)
2) Bethea Whitaker (182?-?) m. James Draper Muzzy
3) Squire Thomas Whitaker (1829-1888) m. Celinda O. Mallery
4) Aaron Ogden Whitaker (1832-1893) m. Melissa Jane Mallery
5) Charles Hubbard Whitaker (1830-1864) m. Aeseneth "Senith" Kingsbury. He died while serving in the Civil War on Nov 7, 1864
6) Catherine D. Whitaker (1834-1878) m. John S. Transue
7) Stephen H. Whitaker (1835-1909) m. Marilla A. Kingsbury
8) Phoebe Zilpha Whitaker (1837-1911) m1. Almerion Kingsbury (Civil War soldier - KIA); m2. Almon T. Burrows
9) Edward Marvin Whitaker (1841-1918) Civil War soldier - m. Emma M. Marshall
Squire is buried next to his wife Dorcus and his son Charles H. Whitaker.
Squire married Dorcus Travis (daughter of Thomas Travis and Bethea Mead) on 21 Jun 1821 (source: Whitaker Weaver Bible copied by Catherine Philetta Metteer-Cannon 6 May 1898, Milton, Oregon contributed by Winnie Cannon Pettyjohn, Chemeketa Chapter, DAR, Salem Oregon 1964).
Children of Squire and Dorcus Whitaker:
1) John Thomas Whitaker (1822-1863)m. Affa Cole John served in the Civil War as a Sgt. in Co. F. 144th Infantry, NY Vol. He was killed Oct 2, 1863 in Beaufort, SC and is buriend in the National Cemetery, Sec 28, grave #2367)
2) Bethea Whitaker (182?-?) m. James Draper Muzzy
3) Squire Thomas Whitaker (1829-1888) m. Celinda O. Mallery
4) Aaron Ogden Whitaker (1832-1893) m. Melissa Jane Mallery
5) Charles Hubbard Whitaker (1830-1864) m. Aeseneth "Senith" Kingsbury. He died while serving in the Civil War on Nov 7, 1864
6) Catherine D. Whitaker (1834-1878) m. John S. Transue
7) Stephen H. Whitaker (1835-1909) m. Marilla A. Kingsbury
8) Phoebe Zilpha Whitaker (1837-1911) m1. Almerion Kingsbury (Civil War soldier - KIA); m2. Almon T. Burrows
9) Edward Marvin Whitaker (1841-1918) Civil War soldier - m. Emma M. Marshall
Squire is buried next to his wife Dorcus and his son Charles H. Whitaker.
Squire Whitaker was the son of John Whitaker and Catharine "Katie" Weaver. His name was given in honor of his grandfather Squire Whitaker, a Revolutionary War soldier, one of the few survivors of the Wyoming Valley massacre, and a pioneer and early settler of the area around Hale Eddy and Deposit, NY.
Squire married Dorcus Travis (daughter of Thomas Travis and Bethea Mead) on 21 Jun 1821 (source: Whitaker Weaver Bible copied by Catherine Philetta Metteer-Cannon 6 May 1898, Milton, Oregon contributed by Winnie Cannon Pettyjohn, Chemeketa Chapter, DAR, Salem Oregon 1964).
Children of Squire and Dorcus Whitaker:
1) John Thomas Whitaker (1822-1863)m. Affa Cole John served in the Civil War as a Sgt. in Co. F. 144th Infantry, NY Vol. He was killed Oct 2, 1863 in Beaufort, SC and is buriend in the National Cemetery, Sec 28, grave #2367)
2) Bethea Whitaker (182?-?) m. James Draper Muzzy
3) Squire Thomas Whitaker (1829-1888) m. Celinda O. Mallery
4) Aaron Ogden Whitaker (1832-1893) m. Melissa Jane Mallery
5) Charles Hubbard Whitaker (1830-1864) m. Aeseneth "Senith" Kingsbury. He died while serving in the Civil War on Nov 7, 1864
6) Catherine D. Whitaker (1834-1878) m. John S. Transue
7) Stephen H. Whitaker (1835-1909) m. Marilla A. Kingsbury
8) Phoebe Zilpha Whitaker (1837-1911) m1. Almerion Kingsbury (Civil War soldier - KIA); m2. Almon T. Burrows
9) Edward Marvin Whitaker (1841-1918) Civil War soldier - m. Emma M. Marshall
Squire is buried next to his wife Dorcus and his son Charles H. Whitaker.
Squire married Dorcus Travis (daughter of Thomas Travis and Bethea Mead) on 21 Jun 1821 (source: Whitaker Weaver Bible copied by Catherine Philetta Metteer-Cannon 6 May 1898, Milton, Oregon contributed by Winnie Cannon Pettyjohn, Chemeketa Chapter, DAR, Salem Oregon 1964).
Children of Squire and Dorcus Whitaker:
1) John Thomas Whitaker (1822-1863)m. Affa Cole John served in the Civil War as a Sgt. in Co. F. 144th Infantry, NY Vol. He was killed Oct 2, 1863 in Beaufort, SC and is buriend in the National Cemetery, Sec 28, grave #2367)
2) Bethea Whitaker (182?-?) m. James Draper Muzzy
3) Squire Thomas Whitaker (1829-1888) m. Celinda O. Mallery
4) Aaron Ogden Whitaker (1832-1893) m. Melissa Jane Mallery
5) Charles Hubbard Whitaker (1830-1864) m. Aeseneth "Senith" Kingsbury. He died while serving in the Civil War on Nov 7, 1864
6) Catherine D. Whitaker (1834-1878) m. John S. Transue
7) Stephen H. Whitaker (1835-1909) m. Marilla A. Kingsbury
8) Phoebe Zilpha Whitaker (1837-1911) m1. Almerion Kingsbury (Civil War soldier - KIA); m2. Almon T. Burrows
9) Edward Marvin Whitaker (1841-1918) Civil War soldier - m. Emma M. Marshall
Squire is buried next to his wife Dorcus and his son Charles H. Whitaker.
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