Ancestral Glimpses » Captain Peregrine White (1620-1704)

Données personnelles Captain Peregrine White 

• Il est né le 7 décembre 1620 dans Cape Cod Harbor, Massachusetts, British AmericaThe Mayflower.
• Professions:
• entre le 1659 et le 1673 Deputy to the General Court.
• en l'an 1660 Grand Juror.
• entre le 1661 et le 1672 Selectman in the years of 1661, 1665, & 1672.
• en l'an 1673 Council of War (after which he had the title of Captain).
• Il est décédé le 20 juillet 1704 dans Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, British America, il avait 83 ans.

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  The Boston News Letter, of 31 Jul 1794, contains the following intelligence:
  
  Marshfield, 29 Jul 1794
  "Capt. Peregrine White, of this town, aged 83 years and 8 months, died 20 Jul 1794.
  "He was vigorous, and of comely aspect till the last, in Oct 1665, as appears in Old Colony Records. The court granted him two hundred acres of land in compliance of a request of the King's Commissioners desiring that the courts would accommodate him with a portion of land in respect that he was the first of the English that was born in those parts. He was admitted a member of Rev. Mr. Thompson's church, in 1689, in his 78th year, on which occasion a sermon was delivered from the test, Matthew 20:6-7. The following remarks are from an obliging correspondent of Marshfield: "Peregrine White, according to some accounts, was rather volatile iin his early life, but I find an entry on the town records somewhat contradicting this statement, which is as follows: 16 Nov 1651, Voted, at town meeting, that Peregrine White look to all such persons as are disorderly in the township, give them warning, and in case they do not redress their course of life, he shall use means to redress such abuses as he finds in such persons. The same year he was chosen one of the raters, the same in 1655 and 1656, and 1659 Deputy to the General Court, in 1660 chosen a grand juryman; in 1664, Selectman; in 1672 and 1673, Selectman; in 1673 he was chosen one of the council of war, and was then styled Capt. White from undisputed tradition. He was very reverential to his mother, making it his practice, towards the close of her her life, to visit her daily. He rode on horseback, the color of his horse was black, and the buttons on his coat were the size of a Spanish dollar."
  Source: White, John Bartlett, A Genealogical Record of Family of White, 1st Edition (Danielsonville, Conn.: Greenslitt & Hamilton, Printers, 1878), p. 6.

• Testament le 14 juillet 1704.
• Un enfant de William White et Susanna Fuller
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 14 mars 2017.

Famille de Captain Peregrine White

Il est marié avec Sarah Bassett.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1647 à prob Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, British America, il avait 26 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Daniel White  1649-1724 
2. Infant White  ± 1650-????
3. Jonathan White  1658-1737 
4. Peregrine White  1662-1727 
5. Sarah White  1663-1755
6. Sylvanus White  < 1667-< 1688
7. Mercy White  ± 1670-1739

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