Dr Athol R. Whitten
Born 1980s.
Son of Ian William Whitten
and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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I am related to the Whittens of County Armagh in Northern Ireland. I don't know if you've been successful in tracing any family information, but I've found quite a lot recently after banging my head against a wall for a while now. All it takes is stumbling across the right person.
Your name stood out because it is unusual. My Great Grandfather was Robert Francis Whitten of Co Armagh. His brother was Dr William John Whitten who had at least 5 children...one son was called Athol William James Whitten 1875-1943. If any of this information seems relevant please get in touch.
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My Whitten ancestors have been in New England since the 18th century (Whitten-1205) but our origins in Britain are still unclear.
Chris
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