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Isaac White (1710 - 1765)

Isaac White
Born in Lancaster, Virginiamap
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[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married before 15 Jan 1758 (to 1 Aug 1765) in Richmond, Virginiamap
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Died at about age 55 in Henrico, Virginiamap
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Profile last modified | Created 28 Jan 2013
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Biography

Isaac White was born in 1710 in Lancaster County, Virginia,[1] the only known child of Thomas White and Elinor Rogers.
He married Catherine Lawson. She bore him one known child, a son whom they named Richard.
On 1 August 1765, when he was in his mid-fifties, Isaac died of unknown causes in Henrico County, Virginia.
Allan Bridgforth's genealogy, p75, says Isaac lived in St Mary's White Chapel in Lancaster County, Virginia, and had lands in Henrico adjoining Boor Swamp. The record of his will was destroyed by Col. Tarlton's Loyalist troops in the Revolution. Isaac was a parishioner of St John's Church, [Church Hill?], Henrico County, Virginia.
His wife's nickname may have been "Cat."

Citations

  1. Ancestry Family Tree. URL: http://records.ancestry.com/isaac_white_records.ashx?pid=20606044 Date: 13 Apr 2014. Unable to access on 14 Oct 2018.

Acknowledgments

  • Thank you to Patricia Hickin for creating WikiTree profile White-11362 through the import of P_McC_BEATIE-Rachel ancestors 20130124.ged on Jan 24, 2013.
  • White-17067 was created by Patricia Prickett Hickin through the import of P_McC_B_WHITE-Paulina ancestors 20140413.ged on Apr 13, 2014.

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I'm a descendant of Isaac White and Mary Ann Ewell and I think people have mixed that couple up with the Isaac aka Isaac John White who was married to Catherine Lawson. I say this because Isaac and Mary Ann married in 1727 and Mary Ann lived until 1796. So the notion of Catherine being his second wife doesn't fit with the fact that records show she married her Isaac John White in 1740. I've seen a lot of gedcom uploads to the profiles in this family on Geni and that seems to be where incorrect personal tree information is making its way into the connections on these lines. Most sources for Mary Ann and Catherine having married the same Isaac White are just personal trees where people aren't looking at the dates of the marriages, etc. to realize things don't add up for them to have been the same man. He can't have married Catherine in 1740 if he was still married to Mary Ann until she died in 1796.
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