Mehitable White

(14 March 1683/84 - )
Mehitable White|b. 14 Mar 1683/84|p1332.htm|Lieutenant Daniel White|b. ca 1639\nd. 27 Jul 1713|p806.htm|Sarah Crow|b. 1 Mar 1647/48\nd. 26 Jun 1719|p807.htm|Elder John White|b. ca 1597\nd. Jan 1684/85|p783.htm|Mary Levitt|b. s 1600|p786.htm|||||||

First cousin nine times removed of Darrell Allen Martin.
Mehitable was born in Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, on 14 March 1683/84. She was the daughter of Lieutenant Daniel White and Sarah Crow. She married Jeremiah Bissell on 18 December 1705.

Family: Mehitable White and Jeremiah Bissell

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