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1) White, Stephen and Robert (1)
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: "Probate Records of South Carolina Vol 3, Journal of
the Court of Ordinary 1764-1771".
| "Stephen White and Robert White [jointly], 200 acres in Craven County on Cane Creek bounded NE, SE and SW by Robert Ramsey. Survey certified 6-3-1767, granted 2-1-1768. Quit Rent begins in 2 years. Recorded 3-15-1768. William Glasscock, D.S. For the memorialist, James Gambel". |
NOTE: (Reference "4)" below)
Cane creek is located in Union County's south/east section, the Creek runs into the Tiger River, and shortly thereafter into the Broad River. The creek terminates close to Newberry and Fairfield counties, this entire area was once part of the massive county of Craven or Berkeley. Our Robert Sr, ended up on the West side of Union County from Crane creek, in Cross Keys and the Padgett area, sort of West and then slightly south of Crane Creek.
SC Deed 1783-1788 (this entry may be related to the above)
"Q-5, 379-383:
Lease and Release 6 & & Jan 1775,
William White (son of Robert White deceased) of Craven County SC, planter, to
William McConnico of same county, planter, for L1000 SC money, 150 acres in
Craven Co near the Cypress pond at Santee Adj: land laid out for William
Leonard; also track of 200 acres in Craven County on the waters of the Santee
Adj; land laid out to one Moore, said William Leonard, Robert White, William
White (LS), wit: Thos Maples, Gabriel Gerald, Elizabeth Gerrald. Proved 24
Apr 1786 before William McConico, J.P. by the oath of Thomas Maples,
Ordered to be recorded, 27 Apr 1786."
Provided by: Dale Murphy
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2) White, Stephen and Robert (2)
This Deed is important, in that if verified that this is our Robert who Witnessed this deed, that would say he was active in the Union Area before our earliest record of 1788. Warrants further investigation, at some point in our history.
(Source = UC SC Deed Extracts Vol 1 1785-1800, [1752-1800] Brent Holcomb.)
| "B,65-47:
14 Apr 1773, Daniel Plummer and his Wife Mary of Craven County, North
Carolina, formerly, to STEPHEN WHITE of same, BLACKSMITH,
for L750 SC currency, 200 acres in Craven County in the fork of Mitchel
Creek and Fair Forest Creek adj, Joseph Breed, land claimed by Samuel
Jackson, adj. lands granted to said Daniel Plummer, Mary Plummer (X). Wit: ROBERT WHITE, Mark Goodwin, John Steel, Proved by the oath of ROBERT WHITE, 7 March 1786 before John Birdsong". |
NOTE: This area is on the western side of Union County, about the middle of the county.
NOTE: Craven
County SC included Union etc, before Rev War, until 1772
parts of
Craven co was considered North Carolina.
STEPHEN
WHITE - this couldn't be Robert's child, he wasn't
married
yet, plus Robert's, Stephen was born 1786.
This Stephen
is only mentioned in this vol one other time 1789
as a
witness.
First
record of Mildred and Robert admitted to Padgett's Ck Church
1788,
this deed may indicate Robert was in area earlier (1786).
Could this Stephen be his father, Uncle, Brother! Could this be a different
Robert White! Note, that Stephen was a Blacksmith, so was our Robert White Sr.
3) White, Robert
(1)
(Ref 21)
below - Rev War Rcds, this may be the son of this Robert , was in same
area)
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: "Colony of NC 1735-1764
Abstracts of Land Patents by Mary M. Hofman,
| "P.302 #3200 Robert White 20 April 1745, 120 acres, in the Craven County (NC), on the South Branch of the Vine Swamp Creek, joining Mr Lake (?) and the Swamp.". |
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Discussion
NOTE #1: This area is just south of the TAR RIVER (per Isaac Murphy's letter, "Robert lived for a time along the TAR River". Vine Swamp Creek straddles Lenoir and Jones County NC, if you head North from here you'll cross the Neuse River, and continuing North you'll cross the TAR River. Lenoir and Jones counties rest against Craven county, on its East side. The TAR River is in Pitt County, with Craven co. on the south end. This area is closer to the Coast than the Piedmont. Also, Lenoir Co was once Dobbs County, before 1791.
NOTE #2 - This was information passed to me from Clair Hadley, clairhadley@erols.com, she is not a White researcher but had this information in her notes: "Robert White, of Dobbs had 2 sons that I know of, one was William White who went on the become the Sec. of State for NC. He was married to Anna Caswell, b.1766. (her 2nd husband). She was the daughter of Gov. Caswell. I have no dates for him, but shouldn't be hard to find. He had 4 daughters, 3 of whom married very prominent men. His brother Benejah White was quite complicated in his dealings and marriages. He married the widow of Richard Caswell Jr., son of Gov. Caswell and his 2nd wife Sarah. The marriage occurred before Gov. Caswell's death in 1789, but after his will of 1787. I have no idea if this Robert White is yours. This information that Sec. of State William White was Robert White's son came from Charles Holloman's book, "The History of Lenoir County". The only other information he gives is that Robert White lived on the Tower Hill Rd., east of Kinston. Parts of Craven and Lenoir were formerly Dobbs Co. Perhaps the Robert of the deed you mention is the brother of William and Benjah.
NOTE #3
I have a Robert White from Lenoir County, North Carolina. A personal
family history written by his great granddaughter says his parents were from
England. My Robert White was married to Eleanor Hope. They had the following
children: William White (Secty. of State,NC), Benajah White, Rigden White and
Elizabeth White. Robert White was born in 1736 and died in 1803 at Lenoir
County, NC. Most of his descendants stayed in the counties of Wake, Craven,
Greene, Dobbs and Lenoir in North Carolina. I'm looking at the Vine Swamp Creek
deeds with interest too. The family history I have mentions that Robert White
was a colonel in the Revolutionary Army. Of possible interest to you is an
abstracted entry in, I believe, The Raleigh North Carolina Star (Weekly) dated
Fri 4 Oct 1811 (159:4) and also in the Raleigh Register Fri 18 Oct 1811 (3:5.)
"Died at his seat in Nash County...Capt. Nathan Whitehead.
Hope this may help you in some way.
NOTE #4
Robert White's daughter, Elizabeth White (b.c.1771-1776, NC) was my ancestor.
Elizabeth married 1st John Garland, and then Drury Aldridge, my ancestor. I do
not have a marriage record for Robert and Eleanor, but I do have a death
notice from the 1 Feb 1803 "Raleigh Register"newspaper (p.3, col 5)
which reads: " Died, In Lenoir County, on the 13th Inst Robert White,
Esq. Mrs. White , who was well at the time of her husband's death, was unable to
support her loss, and died in thirty hours afterwards. Mr. White died on the day
he attained his 67th year, and Mrs. White was within three months of the same
age. It adds to this singular calamity, that Mr. White of this city, (the son of
the deceased, and our Secretary of State) set out on the 16th inst. with his
Lady and Family to visit ___ table ___ ___ and gratify them once again with the
sight of their children; when lo! they found them shrouded in the tomb!"
4) White, Robert
(2)
(this is also listed on our Robert's Deeds page but I wanted it here as a
comparison to number "1)" above, & to indicate a possible
relationship.
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: "Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens
Co., S.C. 1785-1820"
| "2/12/1814 - 7/3/1815 ROBERT WHITE of Union District to Charter Nicholls for # 390, 195 A. on Cain Creek Wit: Robert X Shaw, William White, Lewis Rhodes". |
NOTE: Reference "1) Above" for location. I believe this is CANE creek not CAIN, couldn't find a Cain.
NOTE: This William White is probably, Robert Sr's son, and Lewis Rhodes married Mary "Polly" White, in 1814, daughter of Robert Sr.
5) White, Robert (3) (Return to item # 11)
(This is another Robert White family in the
Union/Spartanburg area)
Provided by: Pat Boone
Source: Family Researchers, Mary White
Coppage, descendant of Benjamin Franklin White, and Sue B. Harris,
descendant of a different Robert White lineage, that thus
far, hasn't been connected to our White lineage.
6) White, Robert (4) (a son of a Moses White, married into the Samuel Jackson family)
Provided by: Pat
Boone
(Return
to item # 11)
Source: Family Researchers, Mary White
Coppage, descendant of Benjamin Franklin White, and Sue B. Harris,
descendant of a different Robert White lineage, that thus
far, hasn't been connected to our White lineage.
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"Click here to view this Robert White in Samuel Jackson's family". |
(Click here to Return me to Roberts Deed 1)
6c) White, Robert (Deed involving a Robert of Camden, may be useful someday)
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Robert White of Camden County SC Q-5 383-385: Lease and release. 12 & 13 Apr 1786, Isham Moore and Nancy his wife of Camden District adj. land granted to Thomas Powell, George Saunders, Thomas Maples, land granted to Robert White, Robert Murphy, Thomas Roach, William McConnico, Esqr. Arthur White, William Simms, Richard Richardson, James Sinkler, Thomas Powel (plat included), which land was conveyed to said Isham Moore by Alexander Moore, Esqr., Sheriff of Camden District, 1 & 2 Apr 1784, which land was late the property of Edward Richardson, Esqr. Isham Moore (LS), Wit: John James, Wm McConnico, Saml Reynolds. Proved in Camden District by the oath of Col. Jno James before Wm McConnico, J.P., 23 Apr 1786. Recorded 27 Apr 1786. |
6d) White, Robert (Deed involving a Robert and son William White of Craven Co SC)
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Robert White of Craven County SC Q-5, 379-383L Lease and Release. 6 & 7 Jan 1775, William White (son of Robert White deceased) of Craven County, SC, planter, to William McConnico of same county, planter, for L1000 SC money, 150 acres in Craven County near the Cypress pond at Santee adj. land laid out for William Leonard; also tract of 200 acres in Craven county on the waters Santee adj. land laid our to one Moore, said William Leonard, Robert White. Wm. White (LS), Wit: Thos Maples, Gabriel Gerald, Elizabeth Gerald. Proved 24 Apr 1786 before William McConnico, J. P., by the oath of Thomas Maples. Recorded 27 Apr 1786. |
7) White, Robert (5) (Poll Tax Record) Robert White of CASWELL CO NC-1
Provided by: St Louis Library
Source: Caswell County North Carolina POLL TAX (1777, 1780, 1784) Page 50.
Also this same material is in the book "by Kendall - Caswell Co NC".
Note: There was a William Whitehead listed also, thus, I added him below.
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NOTE: The North East corner of Caswell
County NC connects to Halifax County VA, next to Roanoke River. See below
for a detailed explanation of Caswell counties boundaries and history.
Click
here to see much more on Robt White of Caswell Co NC
State
Census of NC 1784-1787 Mrs. Helen B. Smith P.20 Caswell Co, NC 1786 P.04
*Thos Whitehead 1-0-3-0-0
Wm Whitehead
1-3-3-0-0 **Robt. White
1-3-4-0-0 [Column explanation: (ie) 1-3-4-0-0 --- 1=white males 21 to 60, 3=white males under 21 & above 60, 4=white females of every age, 0=blacks 12 to 50, 0=blacks upwards 50, under 12] Click here to see much more on Robt White of Caswell Co NC **NOTE: This could be our Robert Sr. 1=Robt Sr., 3=Wm, Robt. Jr., Stephen, 4=wife Mildred Whitehead, Susan, Jane (d.1782), or Mary (b.1788), note the census was 1786, Jane is listed as d.1782, Mary could have been born in SC, so there could be an unknown child, or a date error. *NOTE: In the Court Minutes of Caswell Co., April 1793, Thomas Whitehead, now of Union Co SC, is involved in a court action; "27- Letter of Attorney: Thomas Whitehead of Union Co., S.C. to Samuel Henderson to receive and sue for all debts due in N.C. 15 Oct, 1792. Wit: Thomas Rice, J.P., Jno, Grant, J.P. [This
land might or might not be in Caswell Co, NC today.] *NOTE:
In the Union County SC, Court Minutes of 1785-1799 dated; We find Thomas Whitehead in court in Union Co SC:
Thomas Whitehead
By consent of the parties, this case in referred to James Thomas &
Wm Sartor, with 5 Jan, 1794
Thomas Whitehead This is the only evidence I can find thus far of Thomas Whitehead from Caswell, showing up in Union Co. My hopes are that our Robert White, may also, have moved down from Caswell Co. NC to Union, with wife Mildred Whitehead & children. We are still researching this theory above, as of Mar 2001, we know, from Land Records, that William Whitehead moved from Granville Co NC to Caswell Co NC to Laurens Co SC, by 1788, the Robert White mentioned, in Caswell Co's Tax Poll from 1781 to 1786, was not on the 1787 Tax Poll, or any subsequent records, in Caswell Co, the Thomas Whitehead we know appears in the Union/Spartanburg area after 1788, we know from Court Records from Caswell and Union/Sptg. That this Thomas lived in Caswell Co NC. Our Theory thus far is that William is the father of our Mildred Whitehead who married our Robert White Sr., The Original Will (only! not transcripts), left by Wm Whitehead of Laurens Co SC, who died in 1805, mentions as his oldest child Milla 'White', as her sisters are also mentioned by their married names... In 1814 after Mildred died (1807), their is a Laurens Co Deed record whereby, Robert White is selling land to a Charter Nichols of Laurens Co SC, he was the Estate Administrator of Wm Whitehead, witness to this deed are Wm White and Lewis Rhodes who married Robert Sr's daughter Mary White. Wm White would be his oldest son, of Robt. and about 36 years old at the time of this deed. I can find no records of Robert Sr buying this land or a grant, the land was on Cane Creek in Laurens, where Wm Whitehead also had land. My theory is this was land left by Wm Whitehead to his daughter Milla White, that Robt White Sr was selling this land back to the Estate Administrators to be keep in the family, this estate was still being handled in 1825, as there was an Admin Bond issued, even though Wm Whitehead died in 1805. My other theory of this Deed in Laurens Co SC, is at the time of Robt White Sr's arrival in SC, Laurens and Union Co were all 'Old 96th District', he may have first bought in Laurens before moving to Union Co area, hope to find some record of this transaction someday. |
Short History of Caswell County, North Carolina
Caswell was formed in 1777 from Orange. The act was to become effective June 1, 1777. It was named in honor of Richard Caswell, member of the first Continental Congress, first governor of North Carolina after the Declaration of Independence, and Major General in the Revolutionary army. It is in the north central section of the State and is bounded by Person, Orange, Alamance and Rockingham counties, and by the state of Virginia. The act creating the county authorized the first court to be held at the home of Thomas Douglas; it also named commissioners to select a location and have the courthouse, prison, and stocks erected. In 1783 Leesburg was established "adjoining to where the Caswell Court House now stands." In 1791, when Person was formed, the court was ordered to be held at Joseph Smith's. Also, commissioners were named in the act to erect the courthouse as near the center of the county as possible. The courthouse at Leesburg was ordered sold by the commissioners of Caswell and Person. In 1829 an act was passed directing the justices to enlarged the public square, or buy some land elsewhere and erect a new courthouse. In 1833, Yanceyville was established at the courthouse. It was named in honor of Bartlett Yancey and is the county seat.
8) White, Robert (6) (Two Robert White's, involved with the Mayflower)
Provided by:
Jerry White McClurg Matheson
Source: Mayflower books
9) White, William (1) (Reference "10" below)
Source: "Cemeteries of Union County", "The Narrative History of Union County".
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Appears in the Lower Fair Forest Cemetery as follows: White, William He is mentioned in the Book, "The Narrative History of Union County, by Allan D. Charles", as having fought under Col T. Brandon, as a Patriot of UC, and was present at the battle of Kings Mountain, (p.38). |
Note: Our Robert was born 1743, this could be a Brother or Cousin. Robert's son, William wasn't born until 1776.
10) White, William (2) (Could this be the same William as in "9)", above"?
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: "South Carolina Service of William
White R 11452, Declaration for benefits".
This is a Revolutionary War Record.
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"Click Links to p. 1 & 2 to view William's Rev. War. Rcd" |
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This came from: Aug 4, 2002 Virgina Tuttle Gintut.aol.com Descendants of William White Generation No. 1 1. William2 White (Robert1) was born Abt. 1762, and died October 1809 in Franklin County, Ga.. He married Mary Simpson July 29, 1788 in Union District, S.C.. She was born 1772 in N.C., and died Abt. 1843 in Franklin County, Ga.. Children of William White and Mary Simpson are:
Notes for William White: William White served in the American Revolution from South Carolina. Mary, his widow filed for a Pension (#5938) after he died. In the Pension file a Henry Holcomb said he witnessed the marriage of Mary Simpson and William White in Union County, S.C. and that a Baptist Preacher named Frederick ? Nandin married them. This information was given 1839. Pension filed 1840 in Franklin Co., GA. Attached to the Pension File are copies of Payment Vouchers for William who served in Brandon's Regiment. They were from Indent Books 138 issued 7 June 1785 to William White for eight pounds 14/3 1/4 sterling for duty as a private since the reduction of Charleston. Acct. audited. The State of S.Carolina No.2, to William White, Dr. for duty as per return of Col. Anderson 8 pounds 14/3 1/4 . Another note reads: Comptroller General Office, Columbia, S.C. 18 Nov. 1839. I do hereby certify that the above memoranda marked No. 1 in red ink, is a true copy taken from Indent Book S No. 138 deposited in this office and that No. 2 also marked in red ink is a true copy of the account for which the said indent was issued. Signed William Ed Hayne, Comptroller General, M. B. Hart Clerk. From Indent Book No. 617, No. 1: Issued 30 May 1785 to Mr. William White for seven pounds two shillings and ten pence farthing sterling for 71 days militia duty in 1781 and 1782 as per acct. audited. No. 617, No.2: To William White from the State of S. Carolina for 71 days militia duty in 1781 and 1782 for seven pounds two shillings and ten pence 1/4 written S7:2.10 1/4. Comptroller General's Office, Columbia,S.C. 18 Nov. 1839. I do herby certify that the above memo. marked in red ink.............are a true copy. signed William E. Hayne, per M. B. Hart, Clerk. Mary White did receive $300 on 4 March 1841 (Act.of July 7, 1838), recorded by D. MCurdy, Book A, Vol. 2, Page 201. Certificate of Pension issued the 2nd day of Dec. 1840 and sent to Thomas King, Esq. Carnesville, Georgia. This pension states that William died in 1809 and was a Sgt. in the Regt. commanded by Col. Branon in the S.C. milia. Other Source Documentation: Franklin Co. GA, Land and Property: 28 May 1812 rec. no date from Mary White and Jenny White to John Nix $100 35 acres part of 140 acres granted to William White adj. John Nix and John Stonecypher, signed Polly White and Jenny White Wit. Jno Cora? Henry Holcombe 24 Aug. 1813. 31 Dec. 1806 rec. 7 Feb. 1806 Thomas Jenkins Sr. to Wm. White, Jr. $5600 90 acres adjoining said Jenkins Isham Hancick, John Cleveland signed Thos. Jenkins Ruth Jenkins wit. John Caen Obediah Hooper. 18 Feb. 1909 rec 18 Mar 1812 Mary White to John Morris $44 11 acres southside of Eastanolle Creek part of land granted to Charles Britt adj said Morris with Rebecca McEntire Mose Guest JP. 8 July 1805 rec 27 Dec 1808 from Thomas Peters Carres Attorny of Thomas Swine to Mary White #300 287 1/2 acres on both sides of Eastanolle Crk. granted to Charles Brith conveyed by him to Thomas Murray Att. of Thomas Peter signed Thomas Murry with Jas Terrell JP. BK BB P151, Martin White and Pleasant White $50 paid by John Nix of Miss., Marion Co. give unto John Nix all acres part which we claim as a child of a certain tract or parcel of land which formerly belonged to William White deceased or being two of the proper heirs of William White being part of land wherein Marshal Welbanks now lives on waters of Eastonally bank and adjoining B. Henry Phers? Land signed Mar 1818 signed Cealia Adelia Wit. Osburn Garney, John Stone. 23 Aug 1820Jerusha White and Gilum Welbanks $100 17 1/2 cares part of track of land containing 140 acres originally granted to William White and adjoining land of Billium Welbanks and John Stency, Wit. Solomon Barnett, Rich Holmes, Samuel Moosle JP, said Solomon Bainit said he saw Jerusha White sign deed and also saw Richard Holmes sign his name as a witness 20 March 1828. Bk. CC, P151 Martin White Exec. estate Mary White dec. sold tract land Nov. 1843 public auction Henry A. Smith highest bidder $190 tract of land on Eastonall Creek 100 ac adjoining Daniel Mosely, Wm. Wiley where Mary White formely lived and said Martin White now live, wit. Thos King, Daniel Mosely. Note from Mike White: |
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This information passed to me from Christi Malone not verified by herself... [Note from Mike: This could be a descendant of one of the two Isaac White Families of Union] Dear Christi, Original Query: Christi Malone wrote: Dear Sue, I saw your post of May 1997 and
wondered if you had found a tie-in with |
11) White, Moses
(1) (This is the only deed
extract for Moses in this Vol)
(Source = UC SC Deed Extracts Vol 1 1785-1800,
[1752-1800] Brent Holcomb.)
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This Moses lived in Robert's area, but South side of the Tiger River: Deed Extract; D, 312-314: 4 Dec 1795, Moses White and Ann his wife of Laurance County, to Edmond Simpson of Union County, for L20 sterling, 150 acres on south side of the Tiger River, a part of two different surveys, first 100 acres which being a part of 400 acres granted to John Barnett 10 Sept 1775 and recorded in Book RRR, page 554, and said John Barnett lawfully conveyed said tract of 400 acres to Moses White, secondly 50 acres a part of 200 acres granted to Richard Holcombe 21 May 1772 and recorded in Book LLL, page 283, and said Richard Holcomb conveyed said 50 acres to Moses White, Moses White (Seal), Ann (Seal), Wit: John Williams (X), James Head, William Pearson. Proved in Union County by oath of John Williams 10 Dec 1795 before And'w Torrance, J.P. Recorded 27 Feb 1796. |
NOTES: Reference numbers "5) & 6)" above for Moses in those families that may be connected to this Moses.
According to Kay White's book, "White, Merrill, Etc", Moses is a member of the Padgett Creek Church and is related to our Robert White. I can only speculate this relationship, it will need verification someday.
12) White, Moses and Robert (1)
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: Family Researchers, Mary White
Coppage, descendant of Benjamin Franklin White, and Sue B. Harris,
descendant of a different Robert White lineage, that thus
far, hasn't been connected to our White lineage.
Source comment: At present I do not have a copy or ref to this deed.
| "1829 - Moses White and Robert White of Union County and Spartanburg districts, to William P. Davidson of Union District, 143 acres, Mary White, Wife of Moses released dower". |
NOTE: Could this Moses be related to our
Robert? I've also listed this Deed on Robert's
Deed
page. Here's a point of interest, this sale was in 1829, on Sat 23 May
1829,
Robert
and 2nd wife Elizabeth, were dismissed from the Lower Fair Forest Church,
and
received at the Cedar Springs Baptist Church on 27 Jun 1829, where Robert
White
Jr, his son, was a member, Robert Sr was 86 yrs old. On 4 Apr 1829 Robert
White
Sr of Spartanburg District to John Coggin of Union Dist 61 acres.
Obtained from: St Louis Library
Source: Patent Land Survey of Land Acquisitions (index)
1770-1820 (Page 129)
Area: Parts of the old 96 District: Union, Spartanburg, Laurens, Newberry,
Greenville
| "White, Moses, Page 29, Acres 110, South Side Enoree River". |
Source: Patent Land Survey of
Land Acquisitions (index) 1770-1820 (Page 129)
Area: Parts of the old 96 District: Union, Spartanburg, Laurens, Newberry,
Greenville
| "White, John, Page 441, Acres 347, Branch of FairForest in Spartanburg ". |
15)
White, John
(2) Descendant of the first recorded
William White
in SC, picture and stories included.
Source:
"The Ancestors & Descendants of John White &
Sarah Elizabeth Green"
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"Ancestors
& Descendants of John White & Sarah Green" |
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John White of Dorchester England:
John White a Puritan minister from Dorchester England began to consider the economic advantages of colonizing New England. In 1623 John White organized the Dorchester Company. Later Dorchester Company grew into the Massachusetts Bay Company. Information Provided by: |
15a) White, John (3) Son of Col Henry White
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John White
Born SC now in I was in the Gordon Co., Ga. census records the other day and ran across a W Henry White with wife, Elizabeth S.. children: Jim, Lillie L, Henry. Living with them are John White, father, age 86 born SC, SC, SC. and mother, Elizabeth age (looks like 68)...b. SC, NC, SC Right above them are Joe Murphy with wife Mary. Ch: Kendall B., Willie A, Moody H. and Frank. If you think there is a connection...it is 1900 Gordon Co., Ga. Dist 55, Resaca.... Anc.com #9 of 49.... information Provided by: |
15b) White, Col. Henry (Includes John's family as above)
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Col.
Henry White and Descendants Some
dates and information differs from |
15c)
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Col. Henry White and Provided by: Jackie McAbee |
Source: Union County Heritage 1981
Area: This family came to Union County around 1790, & deeded land
around Lockhart Junction, Jonesville Towndship.
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"This
is an Article, describing this Isaac's (1) family in detail, |
Note from Descendant: Glenda
Jenkins
arkansasglenda@yahoo.com
| Here is my White
line below: 1.Isaac White 2.William 3.Coleman White 4.William Washington White 5.Thomas Coleman White is my Great Grandpa,he had a sister named Thursda Tussey White ,thought it was kinda strange,unless kin to the Ben & Thurza. 6.Delia Gertrude White, married Joseph Thomas Henry 7. Rome James Henry 8 ME-----"Glenda" Do you think that maybe Isaac & Robert were brothers. The article says that Isaac came from Philidelphia, Penn. to where they were deeded land around Lockhart Junction, Johnson, Twp. A Brenda Robinson Sanders gave the info for the article.. |
Source: Union County Heritage 1981
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"This
is an Article, describing this Isaac's (2) |
18) White, Brothers (of Union and Spartanburg SC & Greene County, Alabama)
Provided by: Pat
Boone
Source: Family Researchers, Mary White
Coppage, descendant of Benjamin Franklin White, and Sue B. Harris,
descendant of a different Robert White lineage, that thus
far, hasn't been connected to our White lineage.
(This family includes, a Moses, John, Robert, Andrew, Joseph White)
19) White Family Ancestors from the Colonial period 1500/1600's
Provided by: Jerry White McClurg Matheson
Source: Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors
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A
White Family from England |
20) White's of NC Counties 1784-1786 Tax/Census (by Mrs. Alvaretta K. Register)
| Warren County Capt. White's District White, Charles 1-2-3-0-0 Capt. Moses District Capt. Clanton's District Patillo,
Austin
2-2-4-4-4 Wilkes County White,
Daniel
1-1-2-0-0 Bertie County Capt. Solomon Freeman's District White, William 1-2-2-0-1 NOTE: |
21) White's Bible Records
Source: "South Carolina Bible
Records",
from Spartanburg SC library.
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Bible
Records of White's from the |
22) White's, of
the name Robert Ref
3) above
for possible connection)
and their Rev War
Rcds.
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Revolutionary
War |
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A
Robert White (b. ca 1740) |
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Robert
White of North Carolina |
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White
Family of J. T. H. WHITE |
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William White of Brunswick County VA by Jerry (White) McClurg Matheson The one I wanted to tell you about might be a major clue as to Robert White, Sr.'s father. I ordered a film to look at on a whim regarding Brunswick Co., VA Road Orders 1732-1746. Then I wondered why I had ordered it. Thought I would look at it because I had paid for it and had waited well over a month for it to arrive. Found the following:
Minutes of the Court:
"6 March 1745 O.S., Page 19.
Order'd That Seth Petty Poole, Robert Gee, James Gee, Thomas Macclehaney,
Benjamin Winsley, Edward Giveins, Michael Mackay, Willm. McCadow, William
White and John Forest with their male labouring Tithables
clear the road from the north fork of Maherrin River into Cocke's Road
whereof Saml. Willson is Surveior and keep the same in repair accoording
to Law."
Susan and I made the following deductions:
These named men were asked to bring their slaves and build the road and
keep it in repair. Evidently they used their slaves as tithing
much like we do in churches. Perhaps one day out of 10 to labor on
the road. I found an old map of the area in that time frame and
think I found the Maherrin River and it is near the Roanoak in Brunswick
Co., of course.
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Will
of William White WILL - WHITE, William - Will of WILLIAM WHITE dated January 28, 1808, and proved on February 22, 1808. Daughters, ANNE WHITE and PATSEY WHITE. Son, WILLIAM WHITE. Granddaughter, PATSEY BENTLEY, now living in my family. Gives land containing 70 acres to son, WILLIAM WHITE. . . given and delivered to all my other children (not named) . . . all that part of my estate intended for them . . . confirms gifts. Appointes son, WILLIAM WHITE, and friend, REUBIN CREWDSON, executors. Signed by WILLIAM WHITE, and witnessed by J. TIMBERLAKE, JR., PLEASANT WHITE (his mark), and ELIAS WHITE (his mark). Will was proved by the oaths of JOHN TIMBERLAKE, JR. and ELIAS WHITE. On motion of WILLIAM WHITE, one of the executors named in the will, Letters of Administration were granted to him with bond in the penalty of $1,000.00 with REUBIN CREWDSON, as his security. Will Book 1, page 332, Fluvanna County, Virginia. |
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Other White's in the 1790 Union County Census: (Not yet identified) White,
Benj 4 3 3 0 0 - Page 93
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Thomas Whitehead White Of Union County South Carolina is he ours? Thomas W. White born in SC around 1816,
Married a Mary A.
Update/Addition to the above Tillman White family?
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Will of Jeremiah White of Albemarle VA ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA - WILL BOOK 2 Will
of Jeremiah White In
the name of God Amen the Twenty Seventh day of November in the year of our
Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy Four I Jeremiah White of the
County of Albemarle and Parish of St. Annes, being very sick & weak of
body, but of perfect & sound memory thanks be to God for the same
& calling to mind the uncertainty of this life and knowing that it is
appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this & no other
to be my last will & Testament, and as touching of what worldly estate
wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with in this life I give desire
& dispose of the same in the manner & form following that is to
say in the first place I will & order that all my lawful debts be
paid. Item I give & bequeath to my eldest son Jeremiah White, my great
Bible and a trunk covered with seal skin. Item I give to my son John
Martin White one feather bed & furniture, one young cow and a smothe
Bor'd gun which he now has in his custody. Item I give & bequeath to
my son Daniel White one feather bed with its furniture & one young
cow. Item I give & bequeath to my youngest son Reuben White one
feather Bed & furniture, one cow & her increase, which Bed &
cow he now has in his possession, also one Smothe Bor'd gun his choice of
the guns I now have. Item I leave to my Dear & well beloved wife Mary
White all the remainder of my estate, one black mare & yearling Colt,
land and moveables during her natural life or widowhood, and at my said
wifes death or marriage, the above said mare & colt land &
premises, which land contains one hundred & seventy five acres, it
being the land whereon I now live, I give & bequeath to my son Rueben
White and his & assigns forever. Item I leave to my daughter Letty
Melton five shillings & nine pence. Item I leave to my daughter Betty
Kidd one feather bed & furniture at my wifes decease, and to my
daughter Mary Martin one chest, & to my daughter Milly Cleveland I
bequeath five shillings & nine pence. Item I give & bequeath to my
daughter Ann Shackleford, one Black walnut chest at my wifes decease, as
for my carpenters tools I leave them for the use of the plantation, and at
my wifes death or marriage to belong to my son Reuben White & my
coopers tools & my great coat, I give to my son John Martin White at
my decease. Item I give to my grandson George Martin, Twenty Shillings to
be paid him by my son Reuben, also one heifer. Item I constitute &
appoint my loving wife Mary White and my son Reuben to be the sole
Executors of this my last will & Testament and do hereby utterly
disallow revoke & disannul, all and other former testaments will &
legacies, bequests and execors by me at my time before this named, will'd
& bequeathed ratifying & confirming this to be my last will &
testament. In witness, whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed
my seal, the day & year first within written. At Albemarle May Court 1777 This will was proved by the oath of Elijah Mooran & Jacob Faris witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded. Teste: John Nicholas, Clk. Submitted by
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Stephen White Will
of Stephen White (1803) Union County Will Book B (transcript) Page 52-53 Will of Stephen White (Pinckney District, Union County) To my wife Agness White, during her life or widowhood, one negro wench Dien; to my daughter Catrine wife of Thomas Hanna, one thereof [apparently one child of wench Dien], and her increase if any to be equally divided amongst my four sons, also my stock of cattle, etc., to my wife for the support of her and my four youngest children till they come of age, and then each to have an equal part; to my son Hugh, my smiths tools; to my son Alexander, negro boy Sambo; to my son James, one horse 3 years old and 87 acres on waters of Mitchells Creek adj. Thomas Hays’s, William Darbys; all my other lands to be divided among my other three sons Hugh, Alexander and John; to my daughter Margaret wife of James Gaston, five shillings sterling; Robert White, Sr, Samuel Clowney, exrs., 23 Feb 1796. Stephen White (Seal), Wit: Robert White, Moses White, Samuel Clowney. Proved by Samuel Clowney, 16 April 1803
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Robert White Plat on Mitchells Creek Union Co SC 1787/98 Provided by: George Stewart |
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SC State Archive Site
our Robert White maybe?
George
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Daniel White
(1769-1848) The White Family Ireland > South Carolina > Mississippi > TEXAS
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William White - Londonderry Ireland Immigrant to
Londonderry, NH Provided by: Jerry Matheson
"New England Immigrants,
1700-1775" the following:
WHITE, William of Londonderry, N.H.; from
Londonderry, Ireland in 1725; b. 1687, in England;
d. aft. 1740 Chester, Rockingham NH. m. 1st in Ireland, 2nd m. Jane Graham; d. aft. 1740 NH. Her father was Robert Graham. Children: Henry, James, Jane, Robert, David, Thomas, William (twins) b. 4 Mar 1740 in Chester Rockingham NH. Source: Chase's Chester, p. 614.
This could be our Robert's father and
Robert. William immigrated in 1725.
The source for "New England Immigrants,
1700-1775" is Bolton,
Ethel Stanwood. Flint, James, ed. Boston: N.P. Source Notes: 1. Henry White (159) p566 "Resided
in Litchfield was a mariner and died at Halifax." ============== I'm thinking that this is not our Robert
because William's wife didn't come to American so the ============== My guess would be, if this Wm White family is
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Vincent
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William White of the Mayflower Short paragraphs from various sources Taken from: "Social Like in Old New Engand", by Mary Caroline Crawford, 1914 "William White, the Pilgrim, has recorded in the family Bible, a "Breeches Bible" of 1588 - "William White maried on ye 3d day of March 1620 to Susannah Tilly. Peregrine WhiteBorn on Board Ye Mayflower... Sonne born to Susanne Whtee December 19th 1620 yt Six oclock morning. Next day we meet for prayer and Thanksgiving."... "Thus New England's most honored of all home festivals is tied up, in narrative history, with a wedding-day and birth of a first baby." The first Thanksgiving Day was observed on December 20. 1620. Taken from "The Elizabethans and America" by A. L. Rowse William White, a wool carder, came to American on the Pilgrim Ship "Speedwell," with him was his wife, Susanna, and their only child, a boy of five. She was also pregnant. The Speedwell embarked on July 20, 1620 with less that fifty "Saints." It was commanded by Captain Reynolds. The Speedwell "was in such bad disrepair that the Saints after buying her had the added expense of stepping in new masts and fitting her with a new suit of sail. "Carver and Robinson had married sisters, Catherine and Bridget White, of Sturton-le-Steeple, near Scrooby. Later 'Mrs. Susanna White was delivered of a son, who was named Peregrine who as the first of the English to be born in New England." Mr. William White died February 21st, also Christopher Martin died and on December 24th Solomon Martin died. Roger White was the brother of Bridget Robinson, the wife of the Pilgrim pastor." From the, Pilgrim Reader by George F. Willson, The Story of the Pilgrims, published by Doubleday and Co., Garden City, NY 1953. "Mrs. Catherine White, 1580-1621, of Sturton-le-Steeple, eldest sister of Bridget, John Robinson's wife, married George Leggett in 1596 - one child, Marie, who evidently died young; married Carver in 1600 and died of a broken heart soon after her husband; no children. Master William White, on of the aristocrats of the company with sufficient means to bring indentured servants - 1592-1621; a wool carder--perhaps related to the White Family of Sturton-le-Steeple." Quoting from a letter to Mrs. Anna Fore, of Corpus Christi, Texas, written by Mrs. Elizabeth E. James of Ann Arbor, Michigan; "Mr. William White - White died soon after landing, Susanna, his wife married (2) Mr. E. Winslow. Resolved White, a son, married and had five children. Peregrine White, a son born after arrival at Cape Cod, married and had two children before 1650. William White's father was probably John White of Tuxford, England--his wife Jane was a daughter of Thomas Williamson. Mary White, a daughter of John White, married (1) Mr. Rakestraw, and (2) Mr. James Crigg." Mrs. James was a DAR and had five supplements ancestors in DAR: Cuthbert Williamson, John White, James Brown, Charles Venable, and John Jeffries, Sr. From "The Pilgrim Reader" by George F. Willison Master William White was born around 1592 and died in 1621. In 1621, his "widow of three months married Edward Winslow, who lost his wife two months before, were the first married at Plymouth by Governor Bradford. Susanna had two children and the new marriage brought more. Peregrine White, a step-son of Edward Winslow, in 1648 married Sarah Bassett (see Fortune Saints), was granted 200 acres by the General Court in 1665" in respect that he was the first of the English that was born in these parts." He was a Captain of the militia in 1673. He did not join the church until 1698, in his 78th year. He died at Marshfield, just north of Duxbury, which he named Carewell for his home in England. "Daniel Webster two centuries later had a house on this estate and died and was buried there close to the grave of Winslow's erring step-son. Peregrine White, a stubborn separatist, Peregrine refused to join the church till he was almost eighty, being in the former part of his life extravagant, yet he was much reformed in his last years and 'died hopefully. ' " Master Edward Winslow (1595-1655) of Droitwich, Worchestershire; printer. He was assistant printer at Choir Alley press, 1617-19. He was a "member of parties sent out to explore Cape Cod and environs; married at Plymouth, 1621 to Mrs. Susanna (Fuller) White; diplomatic mission to Massasoit, 1621, author of 'come on' literature to attract settlers; agent to England in 1623; opened trade along Kennebec, 1625; member of General Court as governor or asst. governor, 1624-46; Purchaser, 1626; Undertaker, 1627-1641; jailed in London by Archbishop Land, 1635; removed to Marshfield, 1637; commissioner to New England Confederacy, 1643-44; sailed for London 1646, and never returned; chairman of joint English-Dutch commission to assess damage done English ships by Dutch in neutral Danish Ports; chief of three commissioners appointed by Oliver Cromwell to conquer Spanish West Indies; died of tropical fever on flagship off Jamaica; buried sea with salvo of cannon." It was stated in the Pilgrim Reader that; "records dating back to the very first child to the Pilgrims in the New World have been uncovered at Provincetown---Peregrine White was born in 1620 on the Mayflower in Provincetown Harbor." Roger White was the brother of Bridget Robinson, the wife of the Pilgrim's pastor, John Robinson, and also the brother of Catherine Carver. Bridget Robinson, the first wife of John White, died in 1643 in England. "Master John White of Dorchester, a minister and laborer in behalf of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and called one of the chief founders. His birthplace was at Stanton Street in 1575, his home in England. Thomas White, was the warden of New College, Oxford 1553-1573 and no doubt through his influence that John White's father became lessee to the Manor Farm at Stanton,m St. John. The boy was well educated and in 1606 installed rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity at Dorchester in Wessex. He was know everywhere as the shepherd of his flock." 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New Information ON Roanoke Colony provided by: Deborah Parks, Sep 9, 2013:
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Roanoke Island VA The Lost Colony on Roanoke Island VA John White was appointed by Sir Walter Raleigh to be Governor of the Colony with twelve assistants. They arrived off Cape Hatteras in July, 1657 with a charter for the City of Raleigh in Virginia. Soon after their arrival, Virginia Dare, granddaughter of Governor White, was born. She was the daughter of Ananias and Eleanor [White] Dare. John White returned to England for supplies for the colony , and, when he returned, the colony was gone. John White was engaged in mapping the coasts and sounds and also painted water colors of the plants, fish, and the natives they found there. Many of these maps and papers were lost in the sea. After a hurricane the colony decided to leave, and, when they transferred their goods to Drake's ships, many of White's papers left on Roanoke Island and spoiled by the indians, The papers which still remain are a valued record of the natural conditions and resources of North America at the time the Englishmen first found them. Working with John White was Thomas Hariot, According to the Elizabethians and American by A. L. Rowse, their "cartographic work was incomparably the best yet done on any part of North America by any Europeans. White's depiction of the Indian figures, through their reproduction in Debry, became the regular conventional representation of the Indian to the European eye for more than a century. " According to Virginia Magazine, Vol. 35, October 1927, 05iv, John White, an English artist, Visited America and made many water colors and drawings of life interest. There are 1,585 original sketches in the British Museum which in 1891 were photographed for the U.S. National Museum, Washington, D. C. White was a member of the second Raleigh Expedition to Roanoke, Virginia in 1687. From The White Family - Data compiled by Mr. W. A Grozier The White Family of America, as given in Richmond Times Dispatch of 9-4-1804, desends from William White, on of the Pilgrim Fathers who came over in the Mayflower; bt a descendant of the Whites of Virgina sent the following claim; That they are through John White, who brought the colonists to Roanoke in 1687 and was appointed Governor of all Virginia, which event antedates the landing of the Pilgrims. Could the William White who came with Capt. John Smith in 1607 be the son of the above John White? The following desent is shown of the English Family as early as can be traced, which tallies with the record in Burke's peerage and others; Thomas White: Loard Mayor of
London 1553-1559 - Time of Queen Mary In 1654 a will is recorded of William White, I, brother of John White II of England, He was first pastor of the Counties York, and Lancaster, possibly the same who came in 1607 wich Capt. John Smith as a "Laberie." He was twice married and his second wife was Martha Brice. She willed 1000 acres of land to Margaret and Jermiah White (then in London). Recorded in York. JAMESTOWN MASSACRE: Surviving the Jamestown Massacre in 1622 were John, Thomas, William, Leonard and James White. (Smithers Lyon Tyler Histories). In 1643 John White III, son of Rev. William White, took out a land patent in Jamestown. He died in 1698. The Wills of Thomas White and Henry White were recorded in Yorktown. They mention several children but for some reason are not given in "Coloniel Wills." Henry White names his uncle John White as executor. About 1760 Thomas Willis White of Yorktown marries Miss Sykes, daughter of Col. Tatton Sykes of the British Army. In 1787 Thomas, two Johns, William, James White, etc. applied for payment for services in the Revolutionary Army. The Children of Thomas and Miss Sykes White were; Lucy White, who married Samuel Taylor ca. 1787 of Yorktown; John White emigrated to Canton Mississippi; Ann or Margaret White, who married Mr. Freeman of Norfolk, she died in 1860 at about 100 years old; and a son William White, whose sons William and Arthur White lived in Norfolk. In 1789 a Thomas White married Sallie Davis of Yorktown and left four children. |
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Robert White and Culp Family of Chester Co SC Provided by: Jackie McAbee
Click here to View complete PDF File for this Culp/White Family Notes for ROBERT "ROBIN" WHITE: There is a book in the Library of the Union
County, S.C. Museum More About ROBERT "ROBIN" WHITE: Children of MARY CULP and ROBERT WHITE are: 17. i. WILLIAM
A.6 WHITE, b. November 24, 1792, Chester, S.C.; d. August 31, 1854,
Chester, S.C.. 10. CATHERINE5 CULP (BENJAMIN4, HANS CASPER3 KULP, PETER2 KOLB, DIELMAN1) was born September 14, 1770 in Chester Co., S.C.. She married THOMAS WHITE Abt. 1790, son of EDWARD WHITE and ELIZABETH MARTIN. He was born April 24, 1768, and died 1847 in Land's Ford, Chester District, South Carolina. Children of CATHERINE CULP and THOMAS WHITE are:
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