The Whiting Women - Synopsis
The legend of Gladys Mable Hunt[1] began many years before she was even born in Wellington, Maine, on the cusp of the 20th century. She was born to "White" parents, whose own parents were all "White", as were all of their ancestors. Not a single Narragansett Indian. Zero.
Gladys Mable (Hunt) Whiting would die just as the 21st…
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Epilogue
So, maybe I was off base about first cousin marriage in rural Maine being rare. Most of the time people did not marry someone with the same last name, but at other times, it obviously just didn’t matter to them. The current laws in Maine prohibit first cousin marriage, unless you obtain a physician’s certificate indicating that you have received genetic counseling prior to the…
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Chapter 15
Elaine Joyce (Safford) Fontaine Tash 1951-
Granddaughter of Gladys Mable (Hunt) Whiting
Whiting Pedigree
Mildred Evelyn Whiting 1927-1972 and Everett Ross Safford 1919-1988
George Elisco Whiting 1895-1965 and Gladys Mable Hunt 1897-1991
George W. Whiting 1866-1942 and Thurza Jane Inman 1873-1953
Ephraim Whiting…
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