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Issue
9 Peter Watson
IO James Watson
II Richard Watson baptised in Tennent Church, 1735.
12 Anne Watson
13 Margaret Watson
14 Euphem Watson
15 Mary Watson
16 Jean Watson married William Jolly
4 DAVID WATSON, son of Peter Watson, I.
He, probably, married a daughter of Alexander Napier.
1744, Feb. 7. In the will of Alexander Napier of this date; proved May 8, 1744, he mentioned:
daughter, Elizabeth English; grandson, David Watson; granddaughters, Mary Buckalew, Euphem Smith, wife of Joseph Smith; Agnes Watson, Elizabeth Watson, Zilpah Smith.
Issue; supposed
17 David Watson
18 Euphem Watson married Joseph Smith
19 Margaret Watson
20 Agnes Watson
21 Elizabeth Watson
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5 GAVIN WATSON, son of Peter Watson, I, was living, in 1751, when he and his sons, Peter and Gavin, are mentioned in the will of William Watson.
Issue
22 Peter Watson died 1761
23 Gavin Watson
24 Euphem Watson
25 Ann Watson
6 PETER WATSON, son of Peter Watson, I, died in his father's lifetime, for administration was granted him on the estate of his son, Peter, who died 1712-13, leaving a large estate.
7 EUPHEMIA WATSON, daughter of William Watson, 2, married, May 17, 1750, Michael Johnston.
Euphemia Johnston died, May 8, 1770,* in her 4Ist year.
Michael Johnston died, Sep. 9, 1785, in his 66th year.
Issue
26 Peter Johnston baptised Aug. 12, 1751
27 Mary Johnston baptised Feb. 18, 1753; died 1754
28 John Johnston baptised Mch. 2, 1755
29 Mary Johnston baptised June 22, 1757; died 1764
30 William Watson Johnston baptised Sep. 30, 1759
31 Jane Johnston baptised July 5, 1761
32 Margaret Johnston baptised July 10, 1763
33 Michael Johnston baptised July 7, 1765
34 Thomas Johnston baptised Jan. 22, 1768, "at a Catechizing, at Mr. Cook's."
35 Joseph Johnston baptised May 9, 1772 ;* "his mother was buried the same day."
MARGARET WATSON, daughter of William Watson, 2. 8
1752, June 26. Margaret Watson, daughter of Wm Watson, deceased, released and quit-claimed land to Ufamy Johnson, daughter of sd William Watson, left them by the will of sd William Watson. The land lay on Mil tone Brook. Witnesses: Peter Imlay, Jun', and Thos. Herbert, Jr. Freehold Records, Lib. I, pp. 64 and 269.
17 DAVID WATSON, supposed son of David Watson, 4.
He seems to have died without issue, as Nov. 27, 1762, "in consideration of the natural love and affection" which he bore to his sister, Agnes, wife of Peter Freneau, he deeded to her all of his property-lands, goods and chattels.
1752, Nov. 21. There was a David Watson who married Ann Tice, by license of this date. It is possible that this was David Watson, 17.
18 EUPHEM WATSON, supposed daughter of David Watson, 4, married, Joseph Smith, Dec. 3, 1741, at the First Dutch Reformed Church, of Freehold, "with lycens.'
*There is a discrepancy in the dates, but it is so given in the History of Tennent Church.
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Issue
36 David Smith baptized Apr. 14, 1743. Sponsors: Jan Kinnie and Johanna Vincent.
37 Margaret Smith baptized Dec. 9, 1744. Sponsor: Phoebe Hunn. 38 Jan Smith baptized Apr. 5, 1747
19 AGNES WATSON, supposed daughter of David Watson, 4, was born in 1728 or 1729; died Oct. 18, 1817; married, first, Peter Freneau or Frisneau, Mch. 12, 1750; second, James Kearney.
Issue 39 Philip Freneau born Jan. 2, 1752
40 Peter Freneau
22 PETER WATSON, son of Gavin Watson, 5, married, Jan. 4, 1747, Mary Kerr.
1761, "thirtenth" of March. Will of Peter Watson, of Freehold, Monmouth County, "being weak in Body;" proved by witnesses, Ann Forman and Robert Cum- ming, Apr. 3, 1761, mentioned:
brother, Gawen Watfon, £10; "my sister, Eupheme, the wife of Joseph Ker," £1oo; "my sister, Ann, the wife of Wallter Ker," £100. Trustees of the Presbyterian Church, of Monmouth County, for the Presbyterian Congregation, of Freehold, £100; "my Sister-in-Law, Margrat Ker," £100; "Dearly beloved wife, Mary," the residue of the estate.
Executors: "her," (his wife), and John Anderson, Esqr.
Witnesses: Ann Forman, Thomas Edwards and Robert Cumming.
The testator signed his name in full to the will.
The executrix, Mary Watson, qualified on the date of the proof of the will.
24 EUPHEM WATSON, daughter of Gavin Watson, 5, married, Mch. 25, 1746/7, Joseph Kerr. She was his second wife.
Issue
41 Euphemia Kerr baptised Mch. 13, 1748
42 Ursulla Kerr baptised Aug. 6, 1749
43 Anna Kerr baptised Jan. 1, 175I
44 Ebinezer Kerr baptised Nov. 25, 1754
45 Lydia Kerr baptised Sep. 19, 1756
25 ANN WATSON, daughter of Gavin Watson, 5, married Walter Kerr.
Issue
46 Ezekiel Kerr baptised Apr. 30, 1758
47 Watson Kerr baptised Mch. 1, 1761
48 Sarah Kerr baptised May 13, 1764
WHITE*
OF
NEW JERSEY
It was previously assumed that Thomas White, the immigrant, was the father of Samuel White and of Peter White, and grandfather of Thomas White and of Samuel White, who married Elizabeth Wardell, and of Amos White, the first mentioned Samuel White being the father of these three sons. This was deemed to be the relationship between the different individuals mentioned, because real estate that had been acquired by the elder Samuel, as oldest son of Thomas, the immigrant, is found in the possession of the second Thomas, and presumably it could only have gotten there by the law of primogeniture. In reality the law referred to was strictly carried out, but, through the death of the son Joel White born to Samuel White, the property next went to Thomas White as brother and not son of Samuel White.
There is no proof whatever that there were two Samuels, the one of the second generation having been the father of that Samuel who married Elizabeth Wardell. In fact, the evidence at hand, and particularly the expression made use of in the will of Peter White, appointing "cousins Samuel White and Thomas White as supervisors and assistants to their Aunt," requires that we regard Thomas White, the immigrant and Peter White as brothers.
Who the parents of these men were we do not know.
Issue of an Unknown Father
2 Thomas White died 1684/5; married .
3 Peter White died 1697/8; married Mary Worthley.
4 William White (possibly) married, by license dated Aug. 23, 1669, Katherine Dower, or Downs.
2 THOMAS WHITE, brother to Peter White, 3, was a carpenter, and bought land of Thomas Potter and Judah Allen, 6th month (Aug.), 1675. The tradition is that
*The late Rev. William White Hance was connected by blood ties with the White family of Monmouth County, New Jersey. He made their genealogy his intensive study. The addition of my own White data to Mr. Hance's has resulted in this voluminous family history.
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he was from Deal, Kent Co., England, and settling on the Jersey shore named the place after that from which he had come.
1684/5, Jan. 21. The inventory of his personal estate was made by Thomas Potter, Samuel Dennis and Symon Charles, amounting to £140-2-0.
1684/5, Feb. 4. Letters of administration were granted on the estate of Thomas White, to his son Samuel White, of Shrewsbury.
1685. Accounts entered against September Court. Thomas Leonard vs. Samuel White, Administrator to the estate of Thomas White, deceased, in an account of debt due by said deceased. £2. 4sh. od. Freehold Book of Deeds, B, page 34.
1687/8, Jan. 22. Patent to Samuel White, of Shroesberry, in right of his father Thomas White, for six hundred and seventeen acres of land, bounded on the south by Long Pond, east by the sea, and north by a small brook along Thomas Potter's land.
1729, Oct. II. In a deed given by the executors of his son, Amos White, they state that Thomas White owned the "farm at Deal," whereon he died.
Issue
5 Samuel White died about 1698; married Elizabeth Wardell.
6 Thomas White died . 1712; married, first, ..... ; second, Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Cole.
7 Amos White died 1729/30; married, Feb. 2, 1708, Hannah, daughter of Janet Mills.
PETER WHITE, brother to Thomas White, 2, died 1697/8; married Mary 3 Worthley, supposed to have come from Maryland.
1682, Apr. Io. Peter White and Thomas Cook witness the signature of John Craw- Freehold Deeds, Book B, page 47.
ford.
1685, 12mo. He is on the list for quit rents upon sixty-four acres.
1687, Mch. 25 .. He is named as owning land at Passequenecqua i. e. Little Silver.
1687, Nov. 7. He had a patent for fifty acres of land that had been surveyed to him, Feb. 16, 1686.
1688, 5mo., 10. Sarah Parker, of Burlington Co., widow, and George and William Parker, her sons, convey land to Peter White, "Tayler," of Shrewsbury; consideration £30.
1697/8, Mch. 20. Will of Peter White, of Shrewsbury; proved June 10, 1698, mentioned:
wife Mary, who is appointed as executrix; sons Peter, Robert, Thomas, the latter two not of age; seven daughters whose names are not given; "Cousins Samuel White and Thomas White as supervisors and assistants to their Aunt." Witnesses: John Lippincoate, senior, Poncett Stellie, Joseph Parker, Samuel Dennis.
1698, May 27. The inventory of his personal estate taken by Joseph Parker, Samuel Dennis, John Lippincott, Sr., and Thomas Hearse, amounting to £82-9-0.
Issue
8 Peter White died 1733; married Abigail Lippincott, born Nov. 17, 1685.
9 Robert White, not of age, Mch. 20, 1697/8.
IO Thomas White married Christian . . . . .
II Elizabeth White married Oct. 17, 1701, Joseph Lippincott, born Apr. 28, 1680.
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12 Sarah White
13 Mary White married Oct. 12, 1695, Richard Lippincott.
14 Jane White married Sep. 28, 1693, Thomas Garwood.
15 Ann White married, first, Mr. Sutton; second, Apr. 14, 1692, John Cheshire.
16 Daughter White
17 Daughter White
4 WILLIAM WHITE (possibly) a brother to Thomas and Peter White, married Aug. 28, 1669, (license dated Aug. 23, 1669), Katherine Downs, of Maryland, he being of Gravesend. This record was taken from the town books of Gravesend, L. I., and was published in the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 4 (1873), page 199.
1678. William White a grand juror of Monmouth Co., N. J.
1679, Mch. 28. William White, a juror. Freehold Deeds, Book A, page 89.
1706/7, Feb. 20. John Estell, of Freehold, deeds land for £30. at Millstone Brook, to William White, of Freehold. Freehold Deeds, Book F, page 71.
1707, Mch. 18. Abraham Brown, of Burlington Co., deeds thirty-seven acres of Freehold Deeds, Book F, page 72.
land, at Barnegat Bay, to William White.
1707, Mch. 23. Record of survey for William White, of Freehold, of one hundred and twenty-five acres of land on Millstone Brook. Freehold Deeds, Book F, page 72. 1714. George Allen, blacksmith, deeds land to William White, of New York City, feltmaker.
Freehold Deeds, Book E, page 73.
From Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, prior to the Revolution, we learn that William White and Katherine Dower, his wife, had baptised the following
Issue
18 Catharine White Sep. 12, 1703
19 Thomas White Jan. 13, 1706
20 Susanna White Feb. 8, 1710
21 Abigail White Apr. 21, 1712
5 SAMUEL WHITE, son of Thomas White, 2, died about 1698; married, after Dec. 17, 1688, Elizabeth, daughter of Eliakim and Lydia (Perkins) Wardell. She married, second, Dec. 5, 1700, Seth Hill, of Burlington, N. J.
1684/5, Feb. 4. Was granted letters of administration on the estate of his father Thomas White, 2.
1685, September Term. Samuel Leonard sues Samuel White, Executor of Thomas White, deceased, for remainder of £16, for an Indian girl.
1688, Dec. 12. Elizabeth Wardell signs as such at the marriage of Thomas Hillborn and Elizabeth Hutton; Samuel White also a witness.
1693, Mch. 29. Lewis Morris, of Passage Point, Gent., Attorney of Christopher Almy, sues Samuel White, administrator of Thomas White, dest.
1687, Jan. 22. Patent on five hundred and sixty acres of land, in Shrewsbury, "in right of his father Thomas White." This tract was bounded by the Ocean on the east, and by the Long Pond on the south. Long Pond was afterwards known as White's Pond, and later still as Corlies' Pond. He was charged with the quit rents on this five hundred and sixty acre tract in 1685.
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Undated will of Samuel White, carpenter, of Monmouth Co .; proved July 5, 1698, mentioned:
wife, Elizabeth, to whom he left 1/2 of his property, which after her death was to go to his son; son, Joall, written in such a way that it has been more than once misread for Jacob, to whom he devises the other half of his property; sister, Hester Wardell. Executors: his brother, Thomas White; his uncle, John Worthley; and his cousin, John Chessear.
1698, Apr. 21. Inventory of his personal estate made by Gav. Drummond, John Williams and Thomas Hillborn, amounting to £131-4-11/2.
1699, Oct. 4. The above mentioned Esther Wardell married Robert Bonnell.
1700, Oct. 7. Seth Hill gets a certificate to marry Elizabeth White. Burlington . Monthly Meeting of Friends.
1709, July 28. Elizabeth, widow of Seth Hill, prays to be made administratrix of his estate, he having died intestate.
Issue 22 Joel White born after 1688, and prior to 1698; died young.
6 THOMAS WHITE, son of Thomas White, 2, died 1712; married, first . ..; second, Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Cole.
Because two of his daughters were named Rachel and Leah, and those names were also borne by two of the daughters of John Clayton, it has been supposed that there was some relationship between the two men.
1686, Mch. 8. John Slocum was plaintiff in an action against Thomas White for taking up and marking horses and mares contrary to an Act of the Assembly. The case is marked "withdrawn."
1712, Nov. 9. Will of Thomas White, sealed Feb. 14, 1712, and proved Dec. 4, 1712; mentioned:
his brother, Amos, to whom he devised land at Deal; his oldest son, Samuel; his second son, Thomas; his third son, Amos; his fourth son, Jacob; his youngest son, Levi; his oldest daughter, Rachel, the wife of Isaac Hance; his second daughter, Leah White; his third daughter, Elizabeth White; his fourth daught- er, Mary White. Executors: his wife, Elizabeth, and his brother Amos. Witnesses: George Curlis, Samuel Dennis, Jr., Benjamin Burden, Jacob Dennis. Directed John Williams, George Corlies, William Brindley, my son-in-law, Isaac Hance, and Samuel Dennis to be surveyors.
1714, Mch. 7. Partition deed for the heirs of Thomas White, by John Williams, George Curlis, William Brinley, and Isaac Hance, on record at the Secretary of State's Office, Trenton, N. J., in small Book K.
1717, Oct. 3. As Elizabeth Ashton, Elizabeth (Cole-White), the step-mother of the bride, signs at the marriage of James Tucker and Leah Wilbur.
1736, Aug. 19. Will of Elizabeth Ashton, to which John Ashton gave his consent. Calls herself the wife of John Ashton, of Upper Freehold. Refers to the fact that her former husband, Thomas White, had purchased "of my two sisters Exercise and Ellison, the sixty acres of land which they received from my father Jacob Cole, deceased." She also speaks of "my son Levi White and his other brother in law," and of her son-in-law Isaac Hance.
Issue by first wife 23 Samuel White died prior to 1788
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24 Thomas White died Aug. 8, 1781; married, first, Elizabeth Borden; second, by license dated Sep. 4, 1762, Deborah Irons.
25 Amos White died Dec. 21, 1770; married, first, Jane Borden; second, Dec. 17, 1761, Hester Tilton, the widow of Jeremiah Borden.
26 Rachel White married, as his first wife, Oct. 1, 1710, Isaac, son of John and Elizabeth (Hanson) Hance, born Oct. 25, 1685; died Sep. 5, 1764. The second intentions of their marriage were published in Shrewsbury Meeting, Sep. 6, 1710. For their issue see N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Record, 1904.
27 Leah White born 1688 or 1694, married, first, (Samuel?) Wilbur; second, Oct. 3, 1717, James Tucker.
28 Elizabeth White married, Oct. 17, 1714, Thomas Lippincott.
29 Mary White married, Oct. 17, 1717, Jacob Lippincott.
Issue by second wife
30 Jacob White
31 Levi White died 1784; married, (Mch. 13?), 1733, Ann Lippincott.
7 AMOS WHITE, son of Thomas White, 2, died 1729/30; married, 12th mo., 2d, 1708, Hannah Mills, both of Shrewsbury, at the house of Jenet Asten. William Ashton or Aston, in his will of Oct. 7, 1705, calls Hannah Mills, his daughter-in-law (meaning, no doubt, step-daughter); and her mother, Janet Astin, married again, Feb. 6, 1710, John, son of Richard and Abigail Lippincott, as his second wife.
1728/9, 12mo., 27. Will of Amos White, of Shrewsbury; proved Mch. 26, 1730, mentioned:
Children Ziphphania, Amos, Andrew, Samuel, Leah Stout, Avis, Jennet, and Hannah; homestead farm at Rumson, and land at Amboy. Executors: son-in-law Jonathan Stout and Benjamin Woolley. Witnesses: John Lippincott, Thomas White, Hugh Jackson, William Cradock.
1729, Oct. II. Jonathan Stout and Benjamin Woolley, as executors of Amos White convey land, bounded north by Thomas White, east by the sea, south and west by White's Great Pond.
Issue
32 Zephaniah White, of Middletown; apparently died without issue.
33 Amos White died December 1775/6; married, Nov. 12, 1743, Jane White, 53. 34 Andrew White died 1761; married by license dated Sep. 15, 1743, Hester Harbour.
35 Samuel White
36 Leah White married Jonathan Stout, born Mch. 26, 1704; died Apr. 27, 1775; see Stout family.
37 Avis White married John Fisher; disowned by Friends, 8mo., 2, 1756, for breach in marrying.
Issue
Zephaniah Fisher born 1740; baptised Sep. 13, 1747.
Sarah Fisher born 1744; baptised Sep. 13, 1747, aged 372 years. Hannah Fisher born February, 1746; baptised June 3, 1747.
38 Janet or Jane White
39 Hannah White married, by license dated May 24, 1753, William Layton; Richard Stout, being the surety. At the time the bond was given for this
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license, there was filed a paper which reads: "August 19, 1753. I, Jonathan Stout, of Middletown, Executor to Estate of Amos White, of Shrewsbury, do give liberty to William Laton to marry one of said Amos White's dafters she being of ful age." (Signed)
WILLIAM LAYTON, weaver, of Middletown. RICHARD STOUT, cordwainer.
8 PETER WHITE, son of Peter White, 3, died 1733; married, after Oct. 17, 1701, Abigail, daughter of Remembrance and Margaret (Barber) Lippincott, born Nov. 17, 1685; alive Dec. 19, 1734 ..
1733, 2mo., 14. Will of Peter White, of Shrewsbury, yeoman; proved May 22, 1733, mentioned:
wife, Abigail; eldest son, Britton White, to have eight acres in Little Silver; son, Peter White, Jr., to have the use of two-thirds of my property while my wife remains my widow, and after her death or marriage he is to have all the land in Shrewsbury except the eight acres mentioned; youngest son, Benja- min White, to have £50, when he becomes twenty-two years of age; six daughters, Ruth Boude, Hannah Cook, Sarah White, Dorothy White, Elizabeth White, Abigail White. Executors: wife, Abigail White, and son, Peter White, Jr. Witnesses: William Woolley, Robert White, Joseph Wardell, Jr. The testa- tor signed this by his mark.
Issue
40 Britton White died Dec. 26, 1760; married, Dec. 19, 1734, Dinah Corlies, born Jan. 17, 1712.
41 Peter White
42 Benjamin White, youngest son, born after 171I.
43 Ruth White married Joshua Boud
44 Sarah White born July 21, 1715; married, Dec. 22, 1737, Jacob, son of George and Deborah (Hance) Corlies, born Oct. 14, 1715; died Dec. 8, 1767. See, for their issue, N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Record for 1904.
45 Hannah White married Job, son of Ebenezer and Mary (Patterson) Cook.
46 Dorothy White married, by license dated Apr. 30, 1739, Amor Chandler; died 1764.
47 Elizabeth White
48 Abigail White
10 THOMAS WHITE, son of Peter White, 3, was not of age when his father made his will, born therefore after 1676; died 1747; married, about 1715, Christian . . . . .
1709, Dec. 19. Thomas White, single man, bought fifty-three acres of land of Sarah, widow of Thomas Potter, at Rumson, being the south end of the tract where the said Sarah now lives, and bounded northwest and southwest by highways.
Freehold Deeds, E, page 89.
1745, Aug. 30. Will of Thomas White; proved May 25, 1747, mentioned:
wife, Christian; eldest son, George; youngest son, John, to have land purchased of Amos White; son, Thomas, to have homestead on Little Silver Creek; daughters, Anna, Sarah, Elizabeth; grand- children, Benjamin Parker, Lydia Parker, Christian White.
Issue 49 Mary White born Dec. 17, 1716; died May 23, 1732. 50 Margaret White born Aug. 28, 1718; died July 29, 1736.
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1
51 Constant White born Mch. 29, 1720; married, Mch. 27, 1740, Ephraim, son of Nathaniel and Lydia (Allen) Parker, born Apr. 18, 1715; and had
Issue Benjamin Parker Lydia Parker
Sarah Parker married, Dec. 13, 1770, Joseph, son of Levi, 31, and Ann (Lippincott) White.
52 George White born Feb. 4, 1721/2; married, by license dated Jan. 5, 1747, Ann Lippincott.
53 Jane White born Apr. 3, 1722; married, Jan. 12, 1743, Amos White, 33.
54 Ann White born Apr. 18, 1727; died Aug. 22, 1757; married, Dec. 6, 1750, Jacob Hance.
55 Sarah White born July 15, 1729
56 Thomas White born June 18, 1732; married, by license dated Dec. 19, 1760, Dinah Lippincott.
57 Elizabeth White born July 8, 1735
58 John White born Jan. 28, 1738; married, by license dated Jan. 17, 1761, Mary Jackson.
13 MARY WHITE, daughter of Peter White, 3, died Feb. 8, 1721/2; married, Dec. 12, 1695, Richard, son of Remembrance and Margaret (Barber) Lippincott, born Mch. 19, 167 -; died July 12, 1723.
Issue
A daughter born Sep. 19, 1696; died Sep. 29, 1696.
A daughter born June 7, 1697; died June 7, 1697.
A daughter born Feb. 28, 1698; died Feb. 28, 1698.
Remembrance Lippincott born Mch. 27, 170 -; died Apr. 3, 1701. Jacob Lippincott of Chester township, Burlington Co .; married Mary . .... David Lippincott born Oct. 31, 1704; married, Aug. 1, 1731, Rebecca, daughter of John and Mary (Leeds) Stockton.
Abigail Lippincott born June 29, 1707; married John Wills.
Nathan Lippincott born Mch. 13, 1709
Remembrance Lippincott born Aug. 13, 1712; married, Nov. 29, 1732, Hannah Bates.
Richard Lippincott born Mch. 6, 171 -; died May 9, 1715.
Ruth Lippincott born June II, 1716/17; died November, 1798; married, by license dated Oct. 3, 1733, David, son of John and Mary (Leeds) Stockton; died 1763.
24 THOMAS WHITE, son of Thomas White, 6, died Aug. 8, 1781; married, first, about 1724/5, Elizabeth, daughter of Francis and Mary Borden, born Aug. 5, 1707; died Mch. 6, 1760; second, by license dated Sep. 4, 1762, Deborah Irons, Robert Harvey being surety on the bond. Deborah was a widow at the time of this marriage, for in the following year, Feb. 16, 1763, her daughter, Deborah Irons, was married at the house of her step-father, Thomas White, to Isaac, son of Timothy and Rebecca (Allen) Hance.
No will of Samuel White, 23, the brother of Thomas, 24, and of Amos, 25, has been
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found; but, in 1775, when Thomas White, 24, in making his will, he is found to have his residence upon property that had been willed by their father, Thomas White, 6, to the eldest son, Samuel.
1775, 12mo., II. Will of Thomas White; proved Aug. 16, 1781; mentioned:
wife, Deborah, to have all she brought when she became my wife; grandson, Thomas, the only son of my eldest son, Samuel White, deceased, a minor; son, Thomas, to have part of the plantation at Deal whereon the said son now lives; son, Jacob, to have the part whereon the testator was living, and a tract at Betty's branch bounded on the west by land that belonged to Thomas White,"weaver;" granddaughter, Meribah White, daughter of deceased son, Samuel White, not yet eighteen years of age; grandsons, Jacob and Job Cook; Achsah, daughter of my daughter, Rachel, not yet eighteen; daughters, Mary Worthley, Hannah Harvey, Lydia Curtis, Sarah Allen, Rachel Jones, and Zilpah Woolley. Executors: Sons, Thomas and Jacob White and nephew, John Tucker. Witnesses: William Parker, Samuel Tucker, Amos White.
Issue
59 Elizabeth White born Feb. 7, 1725/6; died 7mo., 10, 1750; married, May 16, 1744, William Cook.
60 Samuel White born Feb. 6, 1727/8; died Nov. 27, 1759; married, Nov. 26, 1755, Ann Curtis.
61 Mary White born Apr. 19, 1730; died May 25, 1802; married, June 17, 1747, Richard Worthley.
62 Hannah White born Apr. 10, 1734; married, by license dated Jan. 2, 1764, Robert Harvey.
63 Thomas White born Sep. 17, 1736; died 1810; married three times.
64 Lydia White born June 6, 1739; died Apr. 16, 1827; married, May 19, 1756, David Curtis, Jr., son of David and Merebah (Herbert) Curtis, died Feb. 27, 1815. See Curtis family.
65 Sarah White born July 3, 1741; married, June 2, 1762, William Allen.
66 Rachel White born Nov. 5, 1743; married Mr. Jones, and had
Issue Achsah Jones born prior to Dec. 11, 1775.
67 Jacob White born July 9, 1746; died April 1784; married, by license dated Oct. 14, 1768, Charity Wardell.
68 Zilpah White born Jan. 29, 1748/9; died July 31, 1824; married Nathan, son of John and Sarah (Rundel) Woolley, born Dec. 7, 1750; died Novem- ber, 1818.
25 AMOS WHITE, son of Thomas White, 6, died Dec. 21, 1770; married, first, Jane, daughter of Francis and Mary Borden, born Sep. 6, 1708; second, Dec. 17, 1761, Esther, daughter of Thomas and Faith (Lawrence) Tilton, and widow of Jeremiah Borden, born May 10, 1722; died Aug. 11, 1777 .*
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