Person:Alexander White (21)

Alexander White, Esq.
m. 1720
  1. Barbara WhiteAbt 1722 - 1778
  2. Margaret WhiteAbt 1723 - 1793
  3. Frances WhiteAbt 1724 -
  4. Christian WhiteAbt 1726 - Abt 1816
  5. John WhiteAbt 1728 -
  6. Eleanor Helena White1730 - 1800
  7. Robert White, Jr.1733/34 - 1815
  8. Rebecca Hannah WhiteAbt 1735 -
  9. Alexander White, Esq.Abt 1738 - 1804
  10. Thomas White1740 - 1765
  • HAlexander White, Esq.Abt 1738 - 1804
  • WElizabeth Wood1739 - Bef 1782
m. Bef 22 May 1769
  • HAlexander White, Esq.Abt 1738 - 1804
  • WSarah CotterAbt 1750 - 1830
m. 24 Oct 1782
Facts and Events
Name Alexander White, Esq.
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1738 Prob. Frederick County, Virginia
Marriage Bef 22 May 1769 Prob. Frederick County, Virginia[1st wife]
to Elizabeth Wood
Marriage 24 Oct 1782 [2nd wife - she is the widow Hite]
to Sarah Cotter
Other[2] 20 Sep 1790 Frederick, Virginia, United Stateswitness to Will of Mary Wood, mother in law
Death? 9 Oct 1804 Frederick County, Virginia
References
  1.   Alexander White (Virginia), in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
  2. Will Transcript of Mary Wood, in Greene, Katherine Glass. Winchester, Virginia, and its beginnings, 1743-1814: from its founding by Colonel James Wood to the close of the life of his son, Brigadier-General and Governor James Wood, with the publication for the first time of valuable manuscripts, relics of their long tenure of public offices. (Strasburg, Virginia: Shenandoah Publishing House, c1926).

    [cos1776 Note: Contains a full transcript of the Will of Mary Wood (p 353). The Abstract and Notes below are mine.

    MARY WOOD. Frederick county. Will: 20 Sep 1790. Rec: 2 Jul 1798.

    Husband: James Wood, dec'd.
    Sons: Robert Wood ; James Wood
    Grandsons: James Wood and Robert Welsh Wood (sons of Robert)
    Granddaughters: Mary Dorcas Wood ; Mary Ann Harrison ; Elizabeth Harrison ; Mary Harrison
    Executors: sons James Wood ; Robert Wood
    Wit: Alex. White ; Thos. White

    Notes: Will was proved 2 Jul 1798, by oath of Alexander White. On 5 Feb 1811, the negro Sarah appeared in court to claim her freedom which was granted by Mary Wood's Will. The court refused, the same being opposed by Peter Lauck, who claimed said Sarah as a slave. During this trial, Obed. Waite appeared as one of the heirs of said Mary Wood.]
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    [Note: Alexander White is the son in law of Mary Wood.]

  3.   Recorded, in Rootsweb.

    From: "Wilmer L. Kerns" <wlkerns@@intr.net>
    To: <WVHAMPSH-L@@rootsweb.com>
    Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 10:48 PM
    Subject: RE: [WVHAMPSH-L] Alexander White

    This Alexander White (1735-1804) first married Elizabeth Wood and married second to Sarah (Cotter) White, widow of John Hite, on Oct. 24, 1782. He practiced law in Winchester. Alexander's nephew, Francis White (1761-1826), was sheriff of Hampshire County. See his family in Sage and Jones
    records. This White family is presented as a section in my book on Frederick County settlement and settlers (1995). You will also find information in Maxwell and Swisher's history of Hampshire County in the appendix, I believe.