James WHITE

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• MARRIAGE: BEF 1672, Salem, Essex, MA

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[5099] "New England Marriages Prior to 1700"
Clarence A. Torrey, Baltimore, MD, 1985
(as found on NEHGS CD-ROM, Boston, 2001)
"WHITE, [James?] & Martha [PROCTOR]; ca 1663?, by 1672, betw 1665 & 1672; ?Salem"

"Notes on the Manning Family of Co. Kent, England: with additional
notes on the Waters, Proctor and Whitfield families"
Henry F. Waters
Boston, Printed privately, 1897
pp23-24: "The transcripts from Ipswich town records give me the following births, deaths
and marriages... Martha was probably the wife of James White."

"Genealogical Gleanings in England: Additional Notes
About the Proctor Family"
Henry F. Waters
NEHGR, v51 p409 (July 1897)
"The first John Proctor, of Ipswich (I doubt if he ever lived in Salem) must have died before
11 Oct. 1672, when an inventory of his estate was taken. His will, as Savage says, names wife
Martha, grandchildren Martha Hartley and John Hadley, daughters Martha White, Abigail
Varney, Sarah Dodge and Hannah Weden and sons John, Joseph and Benjamin. Martha was
probably the wife of James White (who was present in jail when the second John Proctor
made his will), Abigail was the wife of Thomas Varney and Sarah was the wife of John Dodge
(son of William Dodge senior)."