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Issue
104 Deborah White born June 15, 1761; married, as his second wife, John, son of Richard and Elizabeth (Williams) Worthley.
105 Elizabeth White born Nov. 18, 1763; married Henry, son of Benjamin and Clementine (Cook) Wolcott, died June 21, 1834.
*His gravestone, in the old burying ground at Rumson, N. J., reads Thomas Hance, born 9mo., 1752; died 9mo., 1810.
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106 Christian White born Apr. 20, 1766; died, Nov. 13, 1824, aged 58, 6, 24. 107 George White born July 16, 1769, died in Texas; married Elizabeth . . ... ; died in Texas.
Issue Elizabeth White married Mr. Tucker, of Rahway, N. J.
108 William White born Apr. 4, 1772; died Oct. 4, 1844; married, Jan. 12, 1797, Margaret Morton.
59 ELIZABETH WHITE, daughter of Thomas White, 24, born Feb. 7, 1725/6; died 7mo., 10, 1750; married, May 16, 1744, William, son of Edward Patterson and Catharine (West) Cook, born May 7, 1721; died Sep. 22, 1767.
1775, Dec. II. Will of Thomas White, proved Aug. 17, 1781, refers to Jacob and Job Cook as his grandsons.
Issue
Jacob Cook born Dec. 23, 1744; died Mch. 2, 1806; married, September, 1767, Joanna, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Abbott) Williams, born Aug. 8, 1745; died Jan. 21, 1833.
Job Cook born Apr. 22, 1750. It was probably he who had marriage license, dated May 17, 1772, with Mary Warrick.
60 SAMUEL WHITE, son of Thomas White, 24, born Feb. 6, 1727/8; died Nov. 27, 1759; married, Nov. 26, 1755, Ann, daughter of David and Meribah (Herbert) Curtis, who married, second, Jan. 10, 1765, Briton Corlies. He was a surveyor.
1758, October. Samuel White assessed on three hundred and eighty-four acres of land, at Freehold.
1759, Feb. 12. Will of Samuel White, of Upper Freehold; proved Oct. 9, 1759, men- tioned:
wife, Anna, to whom he left her marriage inheritance; son, Thomas, to whom he left his compass and chain and other surveying instruments, and all his carpenter and turner's tools; daughter, Meribah White, not of age; to wife, Anne froo "to raise the child;" "my two children to divide remainder equally;" brother Thomas White, to have four suits of apparel; father, Thomas White, to keep son Thomas White until he becomes of age. Executors: brother, Thomas White and brother-in-law, David Curtis.
1775, Dec. II. Will of Thomas White, refers to his grandson, Thomas White, the son of his eldest son, Samuel White, as not yet of age; and to his granddaughter, Meribah White, as not yet eighteen.
1788, January Term of Orphans Court. Citation issued against Thomas White and David Curtis, executors of Samuel White, deceased, on behalf of Meribah White.
1791, January Term of Orphans Court. Thomas White, executor of Thomas White, deceased, "has his accounts allowed." It may be that this refers to Thomas White, 63, as executor of Thomas White, 109, but no slightest trace of the will of said Thomas can be found either at Trenton, Freehold, or Perth Amboy.
1836, Apr. 30. A deed at Freehold, in Book N-3, page 336, shows that property which was left to Thomas White by his grandfather, Thomas White, 24, in his will, is in the possession of Jacob Garrabrandt.
That Thomas White, 109, left no issue at the time of his death, is proved by the fact that real estate bequeathed to him by his grandfather, which was to revert to the testator's sons, Thomas, 63, and Jacob, 67, if he died childless, is conveyed in Book M,
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page 166, Apr. 7, 1798, by Charity Tallman to James Tallman, Sr .; the said Charity stating she is entitled to the land by virtue of the last will and testament of her father, Jacob White, deceased.
Issue
109 Thomas White born Nov. 26, 1756; married, Dec. 4, 1777, Meribah Parker. No issue.
IIO Curtis White born June 8, 1758; died Nov. 18, 1758.
III Meribah White born June 8, 1758; married Charles Little.
Issue
Ann White Little born May 26, 1797; died, Aug. 7, 1858, unmarried. Her will was made July 24, 1858 and proved Aug. 30, 1858.
Elisha Little married Ann, daughter of Aaron Dewitt. She mar- ried, second, Nov. 16, 1829, James Morris.
61 MARY WHITE, daughter of Thomas White, 24, born Apr. 19, 1730; died May 25, 1802; married as his second wife, June 17, 1747, Richard, son of John and Elizabeth (Hance) Worthley, born Oct. 22, 1712; died 1785.
1784, Feb. 24. Will of Richard Worthley; proved Nov. 7, 1785, mentioned:
wife, Mary; son, John, and his children Richard and Jacob; son, Daniel; daughter, Lydia, wife of John Borden; daughter, Elizabeth, deceased, and her children; brother-in-law, Thomas White; brother- in-law, Nathan Woolley. Witnesses: John Borden, Joel Borden, John Mains.
Issue by second wife Lydia Worthley born October 1749; died Jan. 16, 1831; married, Jan. 28, 1767, John, son of John and Elizabeth Borden.
63 THOMAS WHITE, son of Thomas White, 24, born Sep. 17, 1736; died 1810; married, first, ..... ; second, July 27, 1769, Mary, daughter of Benjamin and Catharine (Husbands) Woolley, born 6mo., 22, 1759; died prior to May 3, 1791; third, prior to June 26, 1798, Lucy (Tallman), widow of Amos White, 71. She probably died in the same year as her husband, 1810, but before him, as the inventory of her estate was taken prior to his.
1791, June 25. Will of Lydia White, of Freehold township; proved Nov. 18, 1805. "To my sister, Zilpah White, all my hole estate." My father, Thomas White, and friend, Matthias Van Kirk, sole executors. Witnesses: David Clayton, [his mark], Sary Thompson, [her mark]. The testatrix signed by her mark "Lydy White." Thomas White qualified as sole surviving executor.
1804, Sep. 15. Book O, of Deeds at Freehold, page 991, shows the conveyance of fifty- one acres of land, by Edmund Weatherby and wife, to "John White, the son of Thomas White, of Deal." This same property is later on deeded by "John T. White," to John White, sawyer.
1807, Jan. 10. Will of Thomas White, of Deal; proved Nov. 9, 1810, mentioned:
wife, to have $125. and all movables she brought with her when they were married; son, Brittain, to have a piece of land that Brittain White and Lydia, his wife, convey, Apr. 5, 1811, to Amos White; also one hundred acres of woodland, at Shark River, which the same parties convey to Obadiah Sears, June 8, 1811; and one acre of salt meadow at Goose Neck; son, Benjamin, and his wife, Abigail, to have the use of a tract "Leven" chains wide from the sea to White's Pond, for the bringing up of their children,
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and after their death it was to go to said children; son, Jacob, to have all the rest of the homestead farm, at Deal, and one-half the woodland, at Shark River; daughter, Elizabeth Lippincott, to have $375 .; granddaughter, Mary White, to have $250. when eighteen; granddaughter, Deborah White, to have $250. when eighteen; grandson, William White, to have $250. when twenty-one; son, Benjamin, to have the use of the rest of the woodland, at Shark River, it afterwards to go to his children. Executors: son, Jacob and son, Brittain. Witnesses: Amos White, James Throckmorton, Jacob Woolley.
Issue by first wife
112 John White married . ..
113 Lydia White died, unmarried, 1805.
I14 Zilpah White
Issue by second wife
115 Jacob White born July 18, 1782; died May 28, 1859; married, May 3, 1806, Abigail Holmes.
116 Brittain White married Lydia . .
117 Benjamin White married, Sep. 4, 1799, Abigail, daughter of James and Sarah (Wardell) Lippincott, born May 14, 1773; administration on her estate granted Nov. 10, 1836 to Henry Longworth:
Issue
Sarah White, of Philadelphia, married Samuel Balenger. Margaret White, of Philadelphia, married Henry Longworth. Mary White, of Cape May, married John Mickle.
These two sons are given on the authority of
Edward White the Lippincott manuscript in the Library of the Philadelphia Historical Society. See also No. 312.
James White
118 Elizabeth White born July 8, 1778; married, June 4, 1794, Joel Lippincott.
119 Thomas White married Phebe, daughter of William and Mary (White) Parker; died 1853.
67 JACOB WHITE, son of Thomas White, 24, born July 9, 1746; died April, 1784; married, by license dated Oct. 14, 1768, Charity, daughter of Joseph and Hannah (Brinley) Wardell. The original license for this marriage was in the possession of the late James Steen, Esq., of Eatontown, N. J.
1782, IImo., 12. Will of Jacob White, of Shrewsbury; proved Apr. 23, 1784, men- tioned:
wife, Charity White, to bring up and educate all my children; four daughters, not yet 21, viz .: Elizabeth, Hannah, Charity, Zilpah. Executors: Wife, Charity; friend, Gawen Drummond; brother-in- law, Nathan Woolley. Witnesses: Jesse Cook, Thomas Sherman, Joel Woolley [ his mark].
1787, April Term Orphans Court. Nathan Woolley and Gavin Drummond, com- plainants, against Charity White, their co-executrix, of the estate of Jacob White, deceased, for waste.
1787, July 3. The Shrewsbury Town Book shows Charity White was fined £5, on this date, and £5, again in 1794-5.
1794, April Term Orphans Court. Petition of James and Charity Tallman, she the daughter of Jacob White, deceased, for a division of his real estate; states that one or two of his four daughters are now under age.
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Issue
120 Elizabeth White married David Knott
121 Hannah White born Dec. 15, 1773; died Mch. 20, 1852; married June 14, 1794, Richard, son of Peter and Alice (Longstreet) Wikoff, born Sep. 1I, 1763; died June 28, 1836. Both buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard, at Shrewsbury, N. J., where the tombstones read as here given. A Wikoff Bible says she was born Sep. 9, 1773; died June 26, 1836; and that they were married in 1790.
122 Charity White married James Tallman, Jr.
123 Zilpah White of Shrewsbury, married, Dec. 6, 1798, Theophilus, son of Peter and Alice (Longstreet) Wikoff, of Upper Freehold; died prior to January, 1823.
69 MARY WHITE, daughter of Amos White, 25, married, Dec. 10, 1755, William Parker, familiarly known as "Rich Billy Parker." He was born in 1736, and died in 1815. She probably died prior to Sep. 30, 1791, as on and after that date he gives deeds without mentioning any wife in them.
1812, 5mo., 28. Will of William Parker, Sr., of Shrewsbury; proved Nov. 30, 1815, mentioned:
daughters, Deborah Corlies, Mary Crawford, Phoeba White, and her son, William White; grand- daughters, Mary White, Deborah White; grandson, Joseph Parker; son, William Parker; grandson, William Holmes. Executors: my two sons, Joseph and William Parker. Witnesses: Peter Corlies, George Corlies, Jacob Woolley. For issue of this marriage see N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Records for 1904.
70 JOEL WHITE, son of Amos White, 25, married, by license dated Oct. 14, 1752, Annie Wardell; Joshua Parker being surety on the bond. She afterwards married Mr. West.
1768, Apr. 3. Will of Joel White, of Shrewsbury, yeoman; proved Dec. 16, 1773, mentioned:
Wife, Anne, to have use of all to educate and bring up my children.
Two daughters, Charity and Rachel White
Two sons, James and Joel White, all my lands after my wife's death or marriage.
Executors: my wife, and brother-in-law, Ebenezer Wardell.
Witnesses: James Boggs, William Wardell, Job Cook.
1773, Dec. 16. Letters testamentary given to Amos White, on estate of Joel White, deceased.
1793, Apr. 22. As Anne West, she joins in a deed given by her son, Joel White, and his wife, Mary, for land, at Deal.
Issue
124 Charity White married William, son of James and Catharine (Woolley) Woolley, born 1752. For issue see Historical Miscellany under Woolley.
125 Rachel White born Mch. 6, 1756; died Oct. 10, 1839; married, first, John Corlies; second, Jacob Corlies.
126 Joel White died 1814; married Mary, daughter of Joseph White.
127 James White died unmarried
71 AMOS WHITE, of Shrewsbury, son of Amos White, 25, died 1791; married,
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by license dated Apr. 3, 1766, Lucy Tallman, of Shrewsbury. She afterwards married, prior to June 26, 1798, Thomas White, 63, and died in 1810.
1791, 15th day of ..... (This was preceded by an entry under the date Mch. 15, 1791, and followed by one of Feb. 25, 1791.) Benjamin Corlies appointed administrator of the estate of Amos White, deceased, of Monmouth Co.
1797, Mch. 30. William Parker made Guardian of Humphrey White.
1800, Jan. 28. Division of the real estate of Amos White, deceased, among his heirs, made by Thomas Little and Barnes I. Smock, commissioners. And the heirs were Humphrey White, Amos White, Joel White, and Scott Herbert, a grandson.
1816, Feb. 20. Samuel W. Ten Brook made administrator on the estate of Hum- phrey White, deceased.
Issue
128 Humphrey White died about 1815/16
129 Amos White born Sep. 21, 1768; died June 19, 1833; married, Mch. 17, 1797, Ann Throckmorton.
130 Joel White born Sep. 3, 1780; died Oct. 9, 1836; married Anna White.
131 Deborah White born July 23, 1773; died July 6, 1795; married, Mch. 24,
1792, Jacob, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Corlies) Herbert, as his first wife, born July 25, 1764; died Nov. 19, 1825.
Issue
Scott Herbert born Sep. 24, 1794; married Meribah, daughter of Joseph and Lydia (Corlies) Corlies, born Mch. 4, 179 -.
72 LEAH WHITE, daughter of Amos White, 25, married, by license dated July 18, 1753, James, son of Richard Morris; died 1769.
1769, Jan. 16. Will of James Morris; proved Mch. 18, 1769, refers to his father- in-law, Amos White.
1788, Feb. 28. Deed by Amos Morris and wife, Lydia, and Joel White Morris, sons of James Morris, to Joel Borden, for different tracts of land that had been conveyed to James Morris, the father of the parties of the first part. Witness, Edward Patterson Cook.
Issue Amos Morris married Lydia Joel White Morris Daughters
74 DEBORAH WHITE, daughter of Amos White, 25, married, by license dated Apr. 21, 1758, Joseph Wardell; Samuel Tallman being surety on the bond. He was the son of Jacob and Hannah (Parker) Wardell, born Oct. 15, 1718.
Issue Benjamin Wardell born Sep. 13, 1765; died Feb. 25, 1821; married Deborah, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Corlies) Hance, born Oct. 5, 1762; died Oct. 23, 1830. Joseph Wardell married Sallie Robert John Wardell
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Sarah Wardell married Mr. Cummings
Deborah Wardell married Mr. Wood
Hannah Wardell married, first, Mr. Forman; second, Mr. Borden.
Caroline Wardell
Julia Ann Wardell married Robert, son of John and Rebecca (Borden) Woolley.
Maria Wardell born Oct. 20, 1781; died Mch. 7, 1853; married George T.,
son of Thomas and Esther (Holmes) Morford, born Feb. 3, 1778; died Oct. 20, 1827.
75 THOMAS WHITE, son of Levi White, 31, born Nov. 30, 1734; died 1801; married, by license dated Dec. 18, 1758, Charity, daughter of Henry Green; Henry Green being bondsman. It has been said that this Thomas White was called "Hedger," but the statement is probably an error.
1801, Jan. 21. Will of Thomas White, of Shrewsbury; proved Mch. 25, 1801, men- tioned:
brother, John; only daughter, Margaret Stillwell, to have the use of real estate given to the issue of said daughter that may live to come of age. In case Margaret died and no issue was alive to inherit, then his "cosen," Jacob White, 135, was to have the lot where I now dwell, and his brother, John White, the use of the lot adjoining George White, which was afterwards to go to his son, Thomas White; sister's daughter, Phebe Parker. Executors: friend, Tiley Williams, Cosen Jacob White. Witnesses: Jacob Herbert, Amos White, Timothy Corlies.
Issue
132 Margaret White born January, 1762; died, Apr. 25, 1825, aged 63 years, 4 months; buried in Christ Churchyard, Shrewsbury; married James Stillwell, born Jan. 1, 1767; died Dec. 26, 1826. She left no issue.
77 JOHN WHITE, son of Levi White, 31, born Jan. 1, 1745.
1807, January Term Orphans Court. Account of Jacob White, (Quaker) adminis- trator of John White, credits himself for 13 months board of John H. White, son of John, deceased, intestate. To this is attached a note saying that the real estate of the deceased consisted of a small lot, near Eatontown, on which there are some small buildings very much out of repair, and that Judge Little could give the Court further information.
1807, January Term Orphans Court. Jacob White appointed as Guardian of John Hedger White, under 14 years of age; Britton White and Francis Borden, sureties.
1826, Nov. 13. Thomas White, of Brooklyn, N. Y., conveys to James and Gabriel West, seven acres of land, adjoining a small lot of land that belonged to George White, "weaver," which appears to have been inherited by him under the reversionary clause of the will of his uncle, Thomas White, 75.
1827, Oct. 26. Thomas White, of Kings Co., N. Y., conveys to John T. Corlies, of Shrewsbury, twenty-two acres of land, which is described as "being a part of the real estate of James Smith, deceased," and adjoining George White.
Issue
133 Thomas White mentioned in the will of his uncle, Thomas White, 75, Jan. 21, 1801. 134 John Hedger White not 14 years of age in 1807
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78 JOSEPH WHITE, son of Levi White, 31, born Aug. 27, 1749; died prior to Oct. 5, 1799; married, Dec. 13, 1770, Sarah, daughter of Ephraim and Constant (White) Parker, 51.
1799, Oct. 5. George Van Pelt, of Shrewsbury, and Elizabeth his wife, convey to Jacob White, also of Shrewsbury, all right, title and interest to the one-sixth interest in the land whereon Joseph White dwelt, by virtue of being one of the heirs of said Joseph White, deceased. Witnesses: Samuel and Elizabeth Brees. This deed, acknowledged as well as signed on the above date, was not recorded until Dec. 24, 1821, the same date for the recording of the next two deeds also.
1809, Jan. 4. Quit claim deed from Joseph Fleming and Lydia, his wife, to her brother, Jacob White, all of Shrewsbury, for her one-sixth interest in the one hundred and sixty-eight acres where Joseph White dwelt. This land is described as being bounded on the south by land of Timothy Corlies, southwesterly by the main road, westerly and southwesterly by John White's lot, and westerly by Thomas White's land.
18II, July 1. John D. Goodrich, of New York, and Sarah, his wife, convey their one- sixth interest in the same land, describing it in the same way, except that Timothy Cor- lies is called "deceased."
The following is an absolutely accurate copy of a paper in the possession of Mrs. John Livingston Conover, of Wickatunk, N. J., which was made March 28th, 1908. The words with aesteriks had lines drawn through them in the original, those in italics were interlined, without any indication as to where they belonged.
Person*
to you I Reside in the Town of Freehold N .* J .* Mo. Co. N. y. I am 751/2 years old was Born & have always Lived in this County & State: my Great Grand Father Fleming was a General in the Revolutionary war with* Great* Britain* Flemington Co. Seat of Hunterdon Co. was named after him My Grand Father Jacob Fleming was a captain* Lieutenant 1776 in War of 1812 a Farmer in this Co. Died in 1819 his brother Stephen was a Captain my Father a son of Jacob Fleming was a Farmer in this Co. & State* died in 1828 My Mother was Lydia White Daughter of Joseph White Died 1812 (Quakers) whose Ancestors Came to this Country sometime* in 1660 Farmers in this Co. & owned Large tracts of Land at & near Long Branch N. J. my Mother died 1829 Leaving me a minor age 13 years I am a
(Quaker).
It is difficult, if not impossible, rightly to assign the dates of death as given in this document. It was not Joseph White who died in 1812, for his daughter Elizabeth Van Pelt is giving a deed for her share in his property in 1799. It was not the date of death of Lydia, the daughter of Joseph, for she died in 1829. Nor am I at all confident that the date 1819 belongs with Jacob Fleming, it might just as well apply to Stephen from its position in the manuscript.
Issue 135 Jacob White died Jan. 21, 1855; married, Feb. 9, 1799, Catharine Howland, born Nov. 11, 1780.
136 Elizabeth White married George Van Pelt, and had
Issue Anthony G. Van Pelt born Oct. 5, 1799. Sarah Ann Van Pelt; working samplers in 1811 and 1813. 137 Lydia White died 1829; married, June 21, 1806, Joseph, son of Jacob Flem- ing; died 1828, and had
*Line drawn through in original. Italics denote interlined words.
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Issue Charles Tilton Fleming, born July 14, 1815; died Aug. 1, 1894; married, May 6, 1838, Sarah Ann, daughter of William and Jane (Throckmorton) Scott, born Oct. 8, 1817; died Mch. 4, 1896. 138 Sarah White married, Aug. 22, 1809, John D. Goodrich.
Miss Jane White, of Eatontown, N. J., told me verbally, that the following were children, or under 141, grandchildren, of Joseph White, but it does not seem likely, since no one of them joins in deeding the homestead property to Jacob White.
139 William White died, unmarried, while learning his trade.
140 Sidney White died, unmarried, at about the age of forty.
14I Amos White married Ann . *
80 PETER WHITE, son of Amos White, 33, born Aug. 11, (19?), 1746; died Mch. 26, 1798; married Patience, daughter of John and Patience (Allen) Lippincott, born 3mo., 27, 1757, as given in the Quaker Records, in one place, while in another these same give the date as 8th mo., 12, 1757.
1796, Aug. 23. Peter White and Patience, his wife, convey to Hannah Lippincott, widow, and Lydia White, single woman, land that was situated on the Rumson Highway, and also on the Highway from that to the North River, which was evidently the same as was mortgaged, by Amos White, 33, to James Mount, June 2, 1769, and was part of that which had been bequeathed to him by his father, Amos White, 7.
1798, Imo., 27. Will of Peter White, of Shrewsbury; proved June 30, 1798, men- tioned:
wife, Patience; sons and daughters, as named, some of whom were not yet eighteen years of age :- Amos, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, Phebe, Peter, Allen, Elizabeth and Jane. Executors: William Hartshorne, and son, Amos. Witnesses: John White, Mary White, Samuel W. Ten Brook.
1802, Apr. 3. Nicholas Van Brunt, and Addrean (Audria?), his wife, convey to Eseck White, seventy-two and a half acres of land at Rumson, on the north side of the main road from Black Point to the Falls, "which, with more, the said Nicholas Van Brunt claims by virtue of a deed of sale for the executors of Peter White, deceased, dated Mch. 27, 1800."
Issue 142 Amos White born Jan. 15, 1777; married, Oct. 15, 1801, Ann White .* 143 Mary White born Nov. 10, 1778
14312 Jean White born Aug. 1, 1780; died Aug. 5, 1780.
*A careful and painstaking comparison of the names signed as witnesses to the marriage of Amos White and Ann White shows, quite completely, to my mind, at least, that Amos White was the son of Peter and Patience White, and Ann White was probably the daughter of Joseph, 78, and Sarah (Parker) White. In this way the signatures immediately following those of the bride and groom would be accounted for as :-
Sarah White, the mother of the bride.
Patience White, the mother of the groom.
Lydia White, the sister of the bride, who later on married Joseph Fleming.
Hannah White, the sister of the groom, eighteen years old.
Sarah White, the sister of the groom, twenty years old.
Jacob White, the brother of the bride who had married, in 1799, Catharine Howland.
John White, an uncle of the bride.
Nathl. Parker, a relative of the bride's, on the mother's side, who was the granddaughter of a Nathaniel Parker. Catharine White, sister-in-law of the bride.
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144 Sarah White born Oct. 25, 1781
145 Hannah White born July 4, 1783
146 Phebe White born Apr. 19, 1785
147 Abigail White born Aug. 29, 1787; died Nov. 26, 1789.
148 Peter White born Mch. 26, 1789.
I49 Samuel White born Apr. 2, 1791; died Aug. 27, 1793.
150 Allen White born Aug. 10, 1793
15I Elizabeth White born Feb. 18, 1796?
152 Jane White born Oct. 31, 1798
84 ZEPHANIAH WHITE, son of Andrew White, 34, married Mary , who died prior to the probate of his will.
1752, Jan. 29, and July 31. Freehold Court Records show that he was in litigation with John Morris, for a debt of £20., owed by the latter, together with interest from May 7, 1748.
1803, Mch. 30. Will of Zephaniah White, of Middletown; proved May 12, 1827, mentioned wife, Mary, and children, Zephaniah, under twenty-one; Andrew, Esther, Mary and Elizabeth.
1827, May 15. Zephaniah White and Eleanor, his wife, and Andrew White and Jane, his wife, deed land to John Stout, excepting out of the same a burying ground, that had been sold to Zephaniah White (84?), Oct. 14, 1802.
Issue 153 Zephaniah White married, Oct. 19, 1814, Helena, daughter of Margaret Walling.
154 Andrew White married Jane Tunis, and had
Issue
Hope White born 1816; married Asher, son of Jonathan and Mary (Madden) Tilton, born 1815.
155 Esther A. White born 1817; died 1888; married, Feb. 26, 1839, Jacob Romine; both of Middletown; born 1817; buried at Fairview Cemetery, Middletown.
156 Mary White
157 Elizabeth White
91 BRITTAIN WHITE, son of Britton White, 40, born Sep. 4, 1747; died August 1822; married, Apr. 22, 1773, Elizabeth, daughter of George Allen, died Dec. 5, 1795.
1815, IImo., IO. Will of Brittain White, of Shrewsbury; proved Oct. 4, 1822, men- tioned:
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