225. Southy Fassit6 Whittington (Southy Littleton5, Southy4, Southy3, William2, William1) was born in Somerset Co., MD May 14, 1805. Southy died June 17, 18__. He married Mary Whittington Marshall in Somerset Co., MD, March 13, 1832. Mary was born in Somerset Co., MD December 26, 1809. Mary was the daughter of Robert Nairn Marshall and Elisabeth Hall. Mary died May 3, 1872 in Somerset Co., MD, at 62 years of age. Her body was interred in Princess Anne, Somerset Co., MD, St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Mary and her son, Charles, are buried at St. Andrews' Cemetery to the left of the 'lich' gate when you enter the cemetery. Mary and her son, Joseph, then age 10, were living with her daughter, Emily, and her husband, Dr. Gunby, in the 1860 census. (Marjorie Whittington Lankford) Southy Fassit Whittington and Mary Whittington Marshall had the following children:
William was born about 1829. William died 1854 in Somerset Co., MD, at 25 years of age. She married Hiram H. Gunby(Dr.) in Somerset Co., MD, January 18, 1856. Hiram was born about 1832. Hiram was the son of Elisha Gunby and Milcha Coulbourne. (Rich Cullen) Emily and Dr. Gunby lived at Crisfield. Family members called her Cousin Em (Diary of Ida Marshall Lankford of 1894). Emily and Dr. Gunby were counted as household 898 for the 1860 Somerset County census with Frederick, 4, and Edward, 3. Emily's mother, Mary Whittington, and her brother, Joseph, were living with them. Her descendants are followed in Wilson's 34 Families.
Mary died June 15, 1932 at 81 years of age. She was called Virginia in the 1860 census. A twenty-two page, hand-written letter from Jane Frances Hayward, "Aunt Fannie," tells much of the life and times of the Whittington and Marshall families while Rush and his family were in California (written to C. Hayward Marshall in 1948) Joe enlisted in the Union army at age 15 and was given an honorable discharge when it was discovered he was under age. Joe and Jennie were living in Kansas City, MO and then moved to Gold Hill in Monrovia, CA. Joe was a tailor and worked in Los Angeles. (C. Hayward Marshall, Sr., Marjorie Whittington Lankford, Edna Waddell Whittington)
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