| The WHITE Family of Calvert county
and Prince George's county, Maryland |
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GUY WHITE 1
(d. 1676) of Calvert county m. Sarah Wright
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SARAH MARY
WHITE (1742 - 1816) m. Edward Jones
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ELEANOR
WHITE (1750 - 1831) m. Joseph Newton
Chiswell
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Generation 1
GUY WHITE 1 (d. 1676) of Calvert County
Parents:
Guy White 1 died in 1676 in Calvert county. [Ref] He married Sarah Wright [Ref] before 1666. [Ref]
Guy arrived in Virginia as an indentured servant in 1648. [Ref] He was a Quacker. [Ref]
Guy was a juror in Calvert county in 1666. [Ref]
Sarah married second John Evans [Ref] of Calvert county. [Ref] She married third Francis Collier [Ref] before 1695. [Ref]
Guy was of "Cool Spring Manor" in Calvert county, now Prince George's county. [Ref]
His will was probabed on 21 Dec 1676. [Ref]
Children of Guy White and Sarah Wright:
Generation 2
GUY WHITE 2 (d. 1712) of Prince George's county
Parents: Guy White 1 and Sarah Wright
Guy White died in 1712 in Prince George's county, MD. [Ref] He married Elizabeth Griffith. [Ref]
He was the church warden of Queen Anne's Church, Prince George's county on 1 F2b 1710/1. [Ref]
Guy was a Quaker. [Ref]
His will was probated on 15 Dec 1712. [Ref]
Guy White was the 6 x great-grandfather of Richard Milhous Nixon (Guy White, Elizabeth White, Samuel Price, Edith Price, Elizabeth Price Griffith, Franklin Milhous, Hannah Milhous, Richard Milhous Nixon). [Ref]
Children of Guy White and Elizabeth Griffith:
BENJAMIN WHITE (b. abt 1702)
Parents: Guy White 2 and Elizabeth Griffith [Ref]
Benjamin White was born about 1702. [Ref] He died in Prince George's co., Maryland. He married Elizabeth Smith [Ref][Ref] on 1 Feb 1722/3 [Ref]. Lucy was the daughter of William and Lucy Smith. [Ref]
His father's will, probated in 1712, leaves Benjamin a portion of Cold Spring Manor at age 16. [Ref] The will of Elizabeth (Griffith) (White) Miles left her son a slave. [Ref]
Some confusion has arisen because there were two Benjamin Whites on the 1733 list of taxables in Patuxent Hundred, Prince George's County. [Ref] The other Benjamin White married Ann Hilliard. [Ref]
Children of Benjamin White and Elizabeth Smith:
SARAH MARY WHITE (1742 - 1816)
Parents: Benjamin White and Elizabeth Smith
Sarah Mary White was born on 2 Nov 1742. [Ref][Ref][Ref] She died on 6 May 1816 [Ref][Ref][Ref], age 73 years, 6 months and 4 days. She is buried in (or at least her gravestone was moved to) the Monocacy Cemetery in Beallsville, MD. [Ref][Ref] She married Edward Jones on 22 Jul 1761. [Ref][Ref][Ref says 24 Jul]
ELEANOR WHITE (1750 - 1831)
Parents: Benjamin White and Elizabeth Smith [Ref]
Eleanor White was born on 29 Apr 1750. [Ref] She died on 23 Mar 1831. [Ref] She married Joseph Newton Chiswell on 11 Nov 1779. [Ref][Ref][Ref]
References
Bell, Raymond Martin, The Ancestry of Richard Milhous Nixon, Washington, Pa., unknown, 1986.
Crook, M. C., comp., Information on Benjamin White and Elizabeth Smith, Will of Elizabeth White, PG County, Box 14; Brumbaugh, Maryland Records.
Crook, M. C., comp., Information on Guy White 1 and Sarah Wright, from Calvert County Wills, L. 5, f. 101-3, Jun 1990.
Crook, M. C., comp., Information on Guy White 2 and Elizabeth Griffith, from PG Wills, Box 1, folder 66 and Box 8, folder 7, Jun 1990.
Elgin, Dorothy, Family sheet for Stephen Newton Chiswell
Everett, Annie White, "Eleven Brothers," material given by Mr. J.A. Jones II for the files of Montgomery County Historical Society.
Jourdan, Elise Greenup, "The Ancestry of Rebecca White," 1994.
Luhn, E. R., Jr. Letter to Mr. Barnes, 3 Apr 1978.
Joseph James Wilkerson's book: "This book shows the generations of our family, let it be kept sacred among the family, so they may see back their generations." (transcribed copy)
MacKenzie, George Norbury, Colonial Families of the United States, v. 5, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1912.
Parran, Alice Norris, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families: Period from 1634, March 25th to March 25th, l935, tercentenary of the founding of Maryland, Baltimore, H.G. Roebuck & Son, c. l935-c. 1938.
Sween, Jane C., Librarian, Montgomery County Historical Society, Letter to Margaret Sibert, 26 Nov 1991.