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About Col. John White, Jr.
Col. John White Jr (John White Sr3, William White2, Peter White1) was born 1665 in Caroline, Virginia, United States, and died 23 March 1729 in Isle of Wight, Nansemond, Virginia, United States.
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He married
- Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" Elbert 1687 in Albemarle, Virginia, USA, daughter of Thomas Elbert and Mary Betsy Elliot. She was born 23 Nov 1675 in New Kent, Virginia, America, and died 13 Dec 1733 in Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States.
Children of Col. John White Jr and Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" Elbert are:
- 2 i. Thomas White was born 1693 in Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, British Colony, and died 30 Oct 1761 in Perquimans, North Carolina, United States.
- 3 ii. Joseph White was born 1694 in Virginia, USA, and died 1781 in Virginia, USA.
- 4 iii. Jeremiah White was born 11 October 1695 in Parish of St Peters and St Paul, King and Queen, Virginia, USA, and died 25 Oct 1776 in St Ann, Albemarle, Virginia, United States.
- 5 iv. Reuben White was born 1697 in Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Virginia, United States, and died 1750.
- + 6 v. Col. John White III was born 30 May 1697 in New Kent, Scott, Virginia, United States, and died 6 Jul 1758 in Hanover, Virginia, United States.
- + 7 vi. Capt. Daniel White was born 1706 in St Peters St Paul, King Queen, Virginia, USA, and died 20 Dec 1790 in St Marks Parrish, Culpepper, Virginia, USA
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John would have been born in New Kent Co, from which King & Queen Co. was formed in 1691. King William Co. was then formed from it in 1702. Carolina and parts of Spotsylvania were also formed from King & Queen.
1705 - From "Extracts from King William County records," in the Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol. 25, page 174:
In 1705, Thomas Ellett deeded land in King William County to his son-in-law, John White and wife Mary. In 1730, they are mentioned in Spotslyvania County.
4 Apr 1730 - In Deed Book "B"-1729-1734 of Spotslyvania County., April 4, 1730, deeded of John White of Saint John's Parrish, King William County, Gent., to Thomas Crothers of St. George Parrish, Spotslyvania Co., Planter, witnessed, Richard Gregory, Joe Roberts and Thos.White. Mary, wife of John White, acknowledged the dower.
6 Mar 1743 - From Crozier's "Records of Spotsylvania County":
March 6, 1743. James White and Sarah, his wife, of Hanover Co., to Thos. White of Spots. Co. L 29 Curr. 300 a. (devised to sd James White by the will of his father, John White, dec'd., recorded in King Wm. Co.).
The link between John and his son Daniel is circumstantial. No records exist directly linking the two. However, connections between John's proven sons (Thomas and James) and Daniel exist.
John White was a member of the Virginia Assembly.
From http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/White-6900
John White II was born in 1662 in New Kent County, Virginia, on land that later became Hanover county. He was the son of John White, Sr., and Eady Llewellen (aka Llewellin). The White family were English, perhaps from Wiltshire, perhaps from Yorkshire. John White Sr. had come to Lower Norfolk County, Virginia as a child, probably a servant or apprentice. His "headright" had been paid to William Croutch in 1639 along with John Warford, Thomas Smith, Peter Hill, William Minnokes: 250 acres called Woolfe Neck in Lower Norfolk County.[1] If the research by Jim White is correct, John Sr. had followed older brother, Thomas White, who at age 16, emigrated from England to Virginia aboard the ship George in August 1635 and settled on the Eastern branch of the Elizabeth River in Lower Norfolk County.
The White family established themselves on what became the VA/NC border, then entirely in Virginia colony, building a plantation on Knotts Island. John Sr., married Eady Llewellin (aka Llewellen), born in 1640 in Virginia, around 1660, and they had several children, including John II, born ca. 1662 either in Norfolk County or New Kent County (later was Hanover Co.). John II became a Colonel in the British colonial Army. Around 1695 he married Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" Elbert and they lived primarily in New Kent County, Virginia, raising their family there.
John White came from Whitley, England to Isle of Wight County, Virginia.
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Col. John White, Jr.'s Timeline
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1662
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Caroline County , Virginia, United States
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| 1693 |
1693
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
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1694
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King Queen, Virginia, United States
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| 1695 |
October 8, 1695
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Albemarle Co, Charlottesville, Virginia
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| 1697 |
May 30, 1697
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New Kent County, Virginia, United States
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1697
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St Peters St Paul, King and Queen Co, Virginia Colony
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1706
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King & Queen, Virginia, United States
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| 1726 |
January 23, 1726
Age 64
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States
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