'WHITE, Thomas2 (c1643-1706) & Mary ____ (c1640-1722/3); m c1670 Braintree [AEBK 1:505]'
AEBK (1:500) summarizes the speculation published in TAG (65[1990] and 68[1993]) that Mary Pratt, a daughter of Macuth Pratt, was married to Thomas White, and concludes that while Macuth clearly had a daughter married to a White (he mentions "daughter White" in his will), the identity of her husband is not clear. There are circumstances under which Macuth's daughter may have been married to Thomas the immigrant or to Thomas his son, but Macuth's known daughter Mary (baptized 1620) could not have been Thomas the son's wife Mary, who was having children in the 1670s and 1680s.
'WHITE, Thomas (ca 1644-1706) & Mary [PRATT] (-1706+); b 1672; Braintree/Weymouth' [Cites the following sources. These sources need to be investigated to determine their actual content as many are merely passing mentions, and may even differ from the represented conclusion of Torrey. Page numbers are sometimes mistranscribed. Bartlett-Jenkins 95 TAG 17:198 TAG 28:84 Snow-Estes 2:107 Reg. 46:187 M. Pratt Gen. 25 White (#2) 2 Vinton Mem. 366, 369 Small 749 Thayer (1835) 166 Adams (1898) 393]
'Chidren, surname WHITE: ... THOMAS, born say 1643 (since his father is called Sr. in 1664 ...); died Braintree, MA 11 April 1706 (BVR, 696); married say 1670 MARY (_____), born say 1640, probably the "Mrs. White the aged" who was buried Braintree 3 January 1722/3 ...'
