This page was set up in an attempt to find information about William and Margaret _______ WHITE and their son, James WHITE (1749-1815). James and Elizabeth (GIBSON) WHITE's son, Jacob WHITE was born in 1776 in Faggs Manor, Chester County, PA. James was buried in Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co., PA in 1815.

 

Child	Father	Mother	Birth Date
James	Richard White	Abigall his Wife	15 December 1718.
James	Isaac	Rebekah White	6 April 1722.

Search Terms: WHITE (44), JAMES (804)
Database: Boston Vital Records, 1630-99
Combined Matches: 6
BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1690.
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Eliner of James & Esther White born Sept. --.
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BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1693.
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James of James & Esther White born Nov. 19.
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BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1693.
page 211
Saml. Warkman & Martha White were married by Rev. James Allen Aug. 3.
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BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1696.
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Thomas of James & Esther White born Oct. 14.
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BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1697.
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James Humphryes & Thankful White were married by Pen Townsend Esq. Nov. 4.
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BOSTON BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 1630-1699
1697.
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John of James & Esther White born Oct. 8.
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White, Abner	1754	Montgomery co., PA	1788	Montgomery co., PA	Before 1889	Chester co., PA
White, James	1793	Montgomery co., PA			Before 1889
White, Jane	1801	Fayette co., PA	1821	Fayette co., PA	Before 1889	Fayette co., PA
White, Lavinia	1811	Somerset co., PA	1830	Fayette co., PA	1883	Fayette co., PA
White, Sarah J.	July 21, 1844	Fayette co., PA	1865	Fayette co., PA	After 1889	Pittsburgh, PA

Virginia Marriage Index, 1740-1850

Groom Given Name	Groom Surname	Bride Given name	Bride Surname	Marriage Date	County
JAMES A.	VADEN	MARY	WHITE	27 March 1835	Pittsylvania
JAMES A.	WHITE	SARAH D.	ALLEN	19 November 1849	Amelia
JAMES B.	BLOMFIELD	MARY	WHITE	07 June 1835	Jackson
JAMES B.	WHITE	HARRIET	MOTTLEY	30 July 1827	Pittsylvania
JAMES C.	GENTRY	MARY C.	WHITE	05 January 1846	Albermarle
JAMES C.	THAXTON	PEMELIA E.	WHITE	12 October 1841	Bedford
JAMES C.	WHITE	ARGYRA	BLUNT	18 May 1842	Brunswick
JAMES C.	WHITE	MILDRED A.	HILL	22 October 1850	Madison
JAMES D.	WHITE	ELIZABETH H.	ROBERTS	21 December 1829	Pittsylvania
JAMES F.	OFFIELD	MARGURITE A.	WHITE	07 June 1847	Greene

Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army
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Fifteenth Virginia
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White, William (Mass). Sergeant in Lexington Alarm, April, 1775; Sergeant of Danielson's Massachusetts Regiment, April to December, 1775; Lieutenant of Massachusetts Militia in 1776; Adjutant 7th Massachusetts, 1st January, 1777; Lieutenant, 1st October, 1778; killed at Yorktown, 13th October, 1781.

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White, William (N. C.). Ensign 7th North Carolina, 17th April, 1777; omitted — November, 1777.

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page 587
White, William (Va). Ensign 1st Virginia State Regiment, 7th December, 1778; 2d Lieutenant, 1st April, 1779, and served to February, 1781. (Died 1814.)

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White, William (Va). 2d Lieutenant 7th Virginia, 8th May, 1776; 1st Lieutenant, 28th September, 1777; transferred to 5th Virginia, 14th September, 1778; Captain Lieutenant, 12th May, 1779; Captain, 4th July, 1779; taken prisoner at Charleston, 12th May, 1780, and was a prisoner on parole to close of war. (Died 30th July, 1828.)

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[p.588] White, William (Va). 1st Lieutenant 3d Virginia, 21st March, 1776; died 16th September, 1777, of wounds received at Brandywine, 11th September, 1777.

A Proclamation
Schedule of the Names and Rank of Most of the Officers of the War of Independence
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White, William, Captain, 8th.

Revolutionary War Muster Rolls, 1775-83

SUMMER SOLDIERS
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WHITE, William. Colonel Angell's Regiment. Desertion and attempting to go to the enemy, stealing and embezzling cartridges, carrying off his arms and accouterments belonging to the Continent: reduced to the ranks, 100 lashes, and be sent on board the man-o-war, immediately upon receiving the punishment at Fort Montgomery. (131) See Smith.

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[p.271]WHITE, William. Captain Hazlet's Company. Absconding from his regiment: reprimand. (111)

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WHITE, William. Frequently absenting himself from roll call: 100 lashes. (111)

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WHITE, William. Rioting in camp at an unreasonable hour, abusing Captain Elsworth in the execution of his office: acquitted. (25) See Bele, Benjamin, Ivory.

Virginia Revolutionary War Records
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5. White, William, Surgeon's Mate
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White, William, Surgeon's Mate, Oct. 6, 1777.

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17. White, William, Marine, Entered Jan. 16, 1783

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258.   White, William   S. M.   4000

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480. White, William, Marine

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Mentioned: Elkanah Andrews, seaman; Lieut. Col. John Cropper; Thos. Cropper; and Custis Bull; Capt. Michael Parker; Jacob White, Carpenter; Midshipman Beverly Coops; Levin Bird, Pilot; Lieut. John Pettigrew or Pettigraw; John Fields, steward; Solomon Powell, quartermaster; Return of sundries for officers of Diligence. Daniel and Lewis Story, soldiers discharged by Capt. Taylor; Pay roll of John Teackle or John Teagle, paymaster of galleys Diligence and Accomac 1780; Robert Webb, Pilot; James Broadwater, held office on her; William Littleton; Hancock Simpson, coxswain; Lieut. Jesse Cannon; Master Thomas Bonewell; James Henry; Thomas Bailey; James Arbuckle, Board in council, Mar. 22, 1781; Archibald Blair.

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White, William   Captain   Cont'l.   4000   Aug. 15, 1783   3 years

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White, William   Captain   Cont'l.   666 2/3   Feb. 17, 1784   7th year

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White, William   Sub.   State   2666 2/3   Jan. 2, 1783   Feb. 1777 to Feb. 1781

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White, William   Captain   Cont'l.   4000   Mar. 11, 1783   May 8, 1776 to date

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White, William   S. M.   Navy   4000   Sept. 14, 1831   3 years

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White, William, Lieut. Inf.

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White, William, Capt. Inf., Cont'l.

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574.   White, William   Private   Entitled to land for the war.

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White, William, Corporal

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White, William, Soldier, Inf.

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William S. White   Surgeons'mate   6,958   2,000   Littleton White   Thomas M. Bailey

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William S. White   Surgeons'mate   6,957   1,000   Littleton White   Thomas M. Bailey

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William S. White   Surgeons'mate   6,956   1,000   Elizabeth White   Thomas M. Bailey

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Ambrose White   Private (1)   7,446   200   William H. Todd

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99   White, William   White, William   State Infantry

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6952   Watkins, Howard   Watkins, James   State Navy [p.385] 6956   White, Elizabeth (daughter)   White, William S.   State Navy

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6957   White, Littleton, etc.   White, William S.   State Navy

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174   White, William   Capt.   3 years

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1357   Ware, William   Soldier   3 years [p.518] 1375   White, Tarpley   Capt.   3 years

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White, William   Capt.   7 years

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2890   White, William   Soldier   3 years

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3711   White, William   Soldier   3 years

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5538-9   White, William   Capt.   2 yrs. 2 mos. plus 6 yrs.

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James Rogers, another brother of Nancy. A copy of his will is on file. His children were: (1) Matthew of Davis Co., Ky. later moved to Ohio. He m Jenny ---- who d about 1825 in Nelson Co., Ky.; (2) William, deceased. See list of his children below; (3) Polly, wife of C. Dunn, Grayson Co., Ky.; (4) Nancy White, Grayson Co., Ky.; (5) John Grayson Co., Ky.; (6) Jonathan, Ohio Co., Ky.; (7) Evan, Mercer Co., Ky.; (8) James, Nelson Co., Ky.

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Rogers, John (A.G. 50,149), Q. M., Ill. Light Dragoons, Va. State Line; removed from Halifax Co. Va. between 1783 and 1785 to Person Co., N. C., where he d Feb. 3, 1823. George Clark Rogers and Byrd Rogers were the exrs. of his will, and in 1848 Samuel A. Pugh of Washington, D. C. was their atty. According to his will dated Feb. 19, 1822, he had three sons: George Clark Rogers, Byrd Rogers, and John Rogers. He also had three daughters: Rachel, who m Thomas Blackwell; Sally, who m Edmund Martin; and Lucy, who m James Clay. Lucy is not mentioned in the will, as she d about 1813, leaving a son, John H. Clay. The wife of John Rogers was named Jane or Jean. His will is witnessed by Carrie Barnett and William Bailey before Charles Mason, who was then Clerk of the Person Co. Court, N. C. In 1846 Byrd Rogers certified that he was born May 28, 1790, in Person Co., N. C. Sarah Rogers, who m Edmund Martin, d about 1836, and had the following children: John, Marcus D., Alexander, Sidney T., Willia, Nancy, who m Mathew Brooks, Eliza, who m James Long, and Minerva, who m [p.564] Abel Boas. Rachel Rogers Blackwell, whose age was 59 in Mar. 1846, testified that John Rogers was Capt. of a troop of Cavalry raised in Halifax Co., Va., which marched into western Va. She heard William Holt say that two soldiers and himself were sent as spies to learn the situation of the enemy. The two soldiers and their horses were killed, and William Holt was made a prisoner by the Indians. He was kept in a cave for nine months and suffered all kinds of abuse because he would not forsake the whites. It was seven years before he could make his escape from the Indians. Among those who testified in this case were William Bailey, Halifax Co., Va., who was 56 in June 22, 1846; William Whitt of Halifax Co., age 88, Nov. 3, 1845; Archibald Warren, Halifax Co., Va., who, in 1833, stated that George Chapman enlisted for 18 months, received $300. bounty, marched to the west, and d in service; Dr. Rawley White, Senr., of Pittsylvania Co., Va., was a soldier of Cavalry in the Revolution, and gave his testimony Nov. 2, 1833. Coalman D. Bennett was Justice of the Peace in Pittsylvania Co., in 1833. Currie Barnett, Person Co., N. C., age 74, July 17, 1846, was physician to John Rogers. Barton Link, age 39, June 22, 1846, was living in Halifax Co., Va. The claim of this John Rogers was once rejected because another John Rogers of Caroline Co., Va., had been paid as the legal claimant.

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White, Thomas (A.G. 50,189), Lieut., 1st Va. State Regt. He was appointed a Sergt. in Nov., 1776, and later was promoted to a Lieut. After the war he resided near Greenwich, Prince William Co., Va., then removed to the southern part of the state to Halifax Co., where he m and where he d Sept. 4, 1827. William Stanfield testified to this date of death. His will made July 27, 1827, mentions his wife, Margaret, and children: Garland, Mary Taylor, Phanny Watkin, Turner D., Patrick, Presley, James H., Nancy R., Thompson and Louise. His exrs. were his sons, Turner D., and James H. The witnesses to his will were Robert Stanfield, William Stanfield, Stephen W. Brerton, Thompson White and Nathan Hesler.

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Margaret White was the second wife of Thomas White, and was alive as late as Nov. 30, 1833. All the children were by his first wife, and in 1833 Garland White was living in Wilson Co., Tenn.; Louisa White in Person Co., N. C.; Mary C. m William Taylor and removed to Tenn., and their minor children in 1834 were Richard W. William I, and Lucinda. Fanny m Joel Watkins and removed to Wilson Co., Tenn.; Turner D. White resided in Halifax Co.; Patrick and Presley removed to Ind.; James R. White resided in Milton, N. C. and was [p.578] appointed guardian to Lovicy, who was a person of unsound mind; Nancy R. White m Allen Hasten and removed to Ind. Thompson White was about 18 years old when his father d, and in 1834 was living in Milton, Person Co., N. C.; Sarah White testified in 1835 that she m James White, a bro. of Thomas White, and that she was then a widow; Winnifred Esby testified in 1835 that she m Stephen White, the youngest bro. of Thomas White, and her second husband was James Esby. Henrietta White, daughter of Stephen White, who was a bro. of Thomas White, stated that James White was her grandfather. John Gill, in his 71st year July 1, 1833, was a soldier in the Rev. War for 11 months and 4 days. John Sullivan, now (1833) aged 75, was for one year in the 1st Va. State Regt. commanded by Capt. Charles Ewell, Lieut. Thomas White and Ensign William Broaddus. Robert Stanfield was 72 years old in 1835, and William Brandon 86.

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White, William, Capt., Supernumerary.

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Officers Name   Rank   Board Sat   Periods

Gibson, George   Col.   Supernumerary   When ordered to the northward June 1, 1777.
Ellison, John   Lieut. Col.   Supernumerary   When ordered to the northward June 1, 1777.
Merriwether, Thos.   Major   Supernumerary   When ordered to Va. Dec. 9, 1779
Ewell, Thomas   Capt.   Service   When ordered to Va. Dec. 9, 1779
Hoffler, Wm.   Capt.   Supernumerary   Including non comd. officers 295
Brown, Windson   Capt.   Service   Including non comd. officers 295
Hamilton, Thomas   Capt.   Service   May 1, 1780. For the war, 195
Crump, Abner   Capt.   Service   May 1, 1780. For the war, 195
Armstead, Thomas   Capt.   Service
Ewell, Charles   Capt.   Service
[p.584] Holt, John H.   Capt.   Service
Campbell, Wm.   Capt.   Service
ucker, Angus   Capt.   Service
Triplett, George   1st Lieut.   Service
Woodson, Frederick   1st Lieut.   Service
Coleman, Wyatt   1st Lieut.   Service
Marston, John   1st Lieut.   Service
White, Thomas   1st Lieut.   Service
Broaddus, Wm.   1st Lieut.   Service
Harper, James   1st Lieut.   Service
Slaughter, Wm.   1st Lieut.   Service
Hughes, Pratt   1st Lieut.   Supernumerary
White, William   1st Lieut.   Supernumerary
Slawter, William   1st Lieut.   Supernumerary--24 Officers."

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   Family No.   Male   Female   Over Sixteen   Under Sixteen   Blacks

Henry Nelson   11   6   5   8   3   5
Samuel Odell   3   2   1   3      1
Samuel
Harding   3   2   1   3
David Job   7   3   4   3   4
Alex: Mathes   10   4   6   4   6   3
Barneby Eagan   4   3   1   4      1
George
Whitson   6   1   5   3   3
Barneby
Eagan, Junr   7   4   3   4   3
Joseph
Whitson   5   2   3   3   2   4
Jeremiah
Odell      3   2   1   3      1
Charles
Whitson   8   5   3   3   5
Ann Hankins   6   2   4   3   3
James Mcneil   2   1   1   2
Zachariah
Campbell   9   4   5   2   7
Thos. Sisk   4   2   2   2   2
Moses Job   9   6   3   3   6
Enoch Job   8   3   5   5   3
Fergus Cron   8   4   4   6   2
Israel Morris   7   5   2   3   4
Jonah Cave   6   3   3   2   4
Will Nail   10   4   6   2   8
John Skelton   3   2   1   2   1
John Bailey   5   3   2   2   3
Marion Leeth   6   3   3   4   2
Jonah Denton   5   3   2   3   2
Jonah Morgan   6   4   2   3   3
Joshua Job   5   2   3   3   2
William Penly   11   7   4   4   7
Thos. Jones   2   1   1   2
Spencer
Coleman   3   1   2   2   1
Peter Jackson   8   5   3   2   6
George Snider   8   5   3   3   5
John Coleman   7   4   3   4   3
William
Fleming      3   1   2   2   1
John Levesque   8   4   4   3   5
Adam
Cuningham   5   3   2   4   1
John Pence   6   2   4   3   3
Isom Wood   5   3   2   2   3
Benjamin
Odell      4   3   1   2   2
John Whitson   5   3   2   2   3
Jeremiah
McKay   8   4   4   6   2
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William Davis   4   1   3   2   2
Abram
McKay   3   2   1   2   1
Isaac McKay   6   3   3   3   3   1
Jonathan
Odell      9   3   6   3   6
George
Conkion   3   2   1   2   1
Sinnit Young   8   7   1   2   6
Absalom Hurst   5   2   3   2   3
James Odell   10   8   2   3   7
Matthew
Maddux   4   2   2   2   2
Daniel Trygler   6   4   2   2   4
Abram
Strickler   4   1   3   4
Jacob
Coleman   2   1   1   2
John Bullington   5   2   3   2   3
Thos. Hurst   4   2   2   3   1
John McDaniel   2   1   1   2
Moses Moody   8   4   4   3   5
Will: Dobson   6   3   3   2   4
Will: White   10   6   4   3   7
Will Whitson   10   3   7   6   4   4
Thos. Bragg   4   3   1   3   1
Will Whitson, J   7   3   4   3   4
John Allen   8   6   2   2   6
Thos. Dotson   8   2   6   3   5
Samuel Stover   10   5   5   3   7
Cunrod Beaver   9   6   3   4   5
Benjn. Williams   4   2   2   2   2
Daniel Strickler   7   3   4   2   5
Joseph Cave   4   3   1   3   1
(Endorsed on back folded, "Capt. Henry Nelson List.")

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White, David (500 a) Robert (1,000 a) William [p.611] Original Bounty Land Warrants Located in Virginia Military District in Ohio.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776
Virginia Soldiers of 1776

State of Ken., Jessamine Court, Oct. Term, 1838. Thomas Davis on oath, declared that Charles Davis his brother, a soldier in the Rev. war, died about the year 1807, or 1808, leaving six children:--William, d. s. p.; Nancy (mar. William White, and died leaving one child named Polly, who mar. James Lewis). Polly (mar. Hartwell Heath); Elizabeth (mar. Samuel White); Sally (mar. Hickman Kersey). That said Charles Davis died without a will; that these said children are the only heirs of said Charles Davis. Signed and sworn to by Thomas Davis. Copy teste, Daniel B. Price, clerk.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776
Virginia Soldiers of 1776

Samuel Cobb.--Richard Taylor.--James Barnett.--William Hudson.--Austin Sandridge.--and John Bell. This was signed by William Woodford, Brig. Genl. White Plains, New York, 15 Dec., 1778.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776
Virginia Soldiers of 1776

Thomas Fisher, George Brickhouse (guardian), Edwin J., and John Fisher, William J. Nottingham, Miers W. Fisher, heirs at law of John Fisher, Ensign; appointed James B. White their Atty. 9 June, 1851. Signed by the above, and witnessed by Robins Mapp, Thomas A. Downes, Tully R. Win, James M. Brickhouse and John R. Dunton. Ackn. before Teackle M. Jacob, J. of P.

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Abstract of the will of Moses Ball. Made 15, Dec., 1786. To my son John, 25 acres of land beginning on the south side of Four Mile Run, at the White Oak, corner of Genl. Washington, thence with Washington line to Alexanders line and thence with Alexanders line, and the meanders of Long Branch westwardly until the quantity of 25 acres is made; the rest of my land to my wife, Ann Ball, during her life, or if she remain a widow; then to be sold and divided among my children; my executors to pay as soon as possible to his excellency, Gen. Washington, the sum of ten pounds with interest, a sum I borrowed from him, with William Carlin as security. To my daughter, Sabilla Ball; my stock etc. to be divided among my wife and Bazil, Ann and Sabilia. That my son John and Joseph Birch be sole Executors.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776

I certify that I was early in 1778, appointed a Lieut. in Capt. Alexander Roses company, belonging to the 6th Va. Rest.; that I saw William Hudson named on the list as a Supernumerary Captain, at the arrangement on the White Plains. Signed, 4 Aug., 1807 by John Cole, Lieut. in 2nd. Va. Rest. Made oath to the above affidavit before John Pegram, Justice, 4 Aug., 1807.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776

31 Aires Witt born Jan. 12, 1761 in Halifax County, Virginia, died Dec. 15, 1840 in Whitley County, Kentucky, Married Rebecca Bryant. Enlisted April, 1780, Guilford County, North Carolina under Captain Beshears and Colonel Porter-field, 1781 under Capt. Miner Smith, and Col. James Martin. Battles Hanging Rock, Rugleys Mills, Camden, Drowning Creek, White Swamp, and Brick House. Children: Samuel, and William. Was a sergeant. Pension Bureau and Family Records.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776
Affidavits.

Dec. 13, 1776. We the subscribers, do agree to have received from Thomas Spencer, Lieut. two months pay, from 28 Sept. to the 28 Nov. Signed, George Hankins, Clement Sullivant, Natt Sullivant, Jesse Brown, Philip Savage, Temple Taylor, Philip Holt, Robert Bage, John Badgett, Jonathan Terrill, Samuel Lunderman, John Lucas, Robert Hollerman, Thomas Bedford, Solomon Elam, William Steward, William Jordan, Thomas White, Samuel Henry, Sergt.

Virginia Soldiers of 1776
Affidavits.

Bledsoe. Ackn. before Alex. White, J. of P. Attest, William Woodcock, Clerk.

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xxx"N.B. The persons whose names are marked (*) in black ink have been reported to the executive in the case of Wm. Tennells and 23 others desiring [p.5] land bounty as entitled, etc., also Geo. B. Riggs, Laban Marriner, Wm. Miles, Elisha Madrid, Miles Worthan, Elijah Ross, Geo. Beckett, Spencer Wartens, John White, Tho. Hartins, Daniel Lewis, Jacob Philips, James Tunnells & Jos. Webb."

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25. White, James, Marine, Entered Jan. 20, 1783

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Mentioned: Elkanah Andrews, seaman; Lieut. Col. John Cropper; Thos. Cropper; and Custis Bull; Capt. Michael Parker; Jacob White, Carpenter; Midshipman Beverly Coops; Levin Bird, Pilot; Lieut. John Pettigrew or Pettigraw; John Fields, steward; Solomon Powell, quartermaster; Return of sundries for officers of Diligence. Daniel and Lewis Story, soldiers discharged by Capt. Taylor; Pay roll of John Teackle or John Teagle, paymaster of galleys Diligence and Accomac 1780; Robert Webb, Pilot; James Broadwater, held office on her; William Littleton; Hancock Simpson, coxswain; Lieut. Jesse Cannon; Master Thomas Bonewell; James Henry; Thomas Bailey; James Arbuckle, Board in council, Mar. 22, 1781; Archibald Blair.

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Wm. Lilleston, age 75 in Jan. 1830, Dec. 30, 1830, deposes that he well knew the officers and crews of the Accomac and Diligence, toward the end of the Rev. Of the latter he knew Beverly Coopes, Midshipman; Jacobus White, Carpenter, "who continued in service until she was laid up"; Levin Bird, Pilot; Laban Bailey, Quartermaster, etc. That John Pettigrew was Lieut. of the Accomac and John Fields was Steward; that Robert Webb was Pilot; John Cropper was Carpenter; James Broadwater was on bd. but he does not know in what office; that "Pilot Webb died about the time the galley was laid up."

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SECTION II (18) [DOCUMENT No. 44] (18) LIST OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE VIRGINIA LINE ON CONTINENTAL ESTABLISHMENT, WHOSE NAMES APPEAR ON THE ARMY REGISTER AND WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED BOUNTY LAND, RICHMOND, 1835.

White, James, Soldier, Inf.

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639   Wheely, John   Wheely, John   State Line [p.383] 725   White, James   White, James   State Cavalry

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3232   White, James   White, James   State Line

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6952   Watkins, Howard   Watkins, James   State Navy [p.385] 6956   White, Elizabeth (daughter)   White, William S.   State Navy

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(21) Virginia Military Land Warrants

726   White, James   Soldier   3 years

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3022   White, James (Edward Valentine, assnee.)   Soldier   3 years

A List of Emigrant Ministers to America 1690-1811
Introduction

Amongst the more eminent names of the ministers who received the bounty are Goronwy Owen, premier poet of Wales;Dr. Cutler, Rector of Yale; Robert Stanser, Bishop of Nova Scotia; William White, first American Bishop of the English line; Dr. Charles Inglis, Bishop of Nova Scotia, appointed August 12, 1787, and first Colonial Bishop of the Church of England (Sprague). Dr. Inglis was grandfather of Sir J. E. W.Inglis, the defender of Lucknow ('Dictionary National Biography'); George Keith, first missionary to America of the Society for Propagating the Gospel, and formerly a Quaker;Charles Pittigrew may be mentioned as in the last ship that sailed before the war; Right Rev. Dr. Samuel Seabury, first Bishop of Connecticut; Robert Smith, Bishop of S. Carolina;and Aaron Cleveland, ancestor of President Grover Cleveland.
Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, William, 1650, by Lieut. Wm. Worleich, —— Co.

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White, Anne, 1650, by Robert Bird, —— Co.

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White, Grace, 1650, by Wm. Hodgson, Yorke Co.

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White, William, 1642, by John Sweete, —— Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, John, 1650, by John Bone, —— Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, Richard, 1649, by Edmund Scarburgh, Jr., Northampton Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, Fra., 1649, by Richard Bayly, Northampton Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, Fra., 1648, by Bartholomew Hoskins, —— Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, Richard, 1647, by John Brooch, York River Co.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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White, Phillipp, 1642, by Capt. Sameull Mathews, Esq., —— Co.

My Jacob WHITE, son of James WHITE was born in 1776. But maybe James had a brother named Jacob WHITE?