A broadweaver who came from Benenden, Kent, to New England in 1635 & settled at Plymouth MA. (On 8 May 1635, "Awdry Whitton," aged 45, was enrolled at London as a passenger for New England on the Elizabeth & Ann; on 1 May 1635, "Jeremy Whitton," aged 8, & "bro[ad] weaver Thomas Whitton," aged 36, with a "certificate from the minister of Bennandin in Kent of their conformity," were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the Elizabeth & Ann.
He was born about 1599.
He married (1) at St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury, Kent, 1 Oct 1625, Audrey (Cork) Morecock, widow of Henry Morecock. She died by 1639.
He married (2) at Plumouth, 22 Nov 1639, Winifred Harding. "Winnefred Whitney the wife of Thomas Whitney died the 23rd of Jul 1660" at Plymouth.
He married (3) after 23 Jul 1660, Patience (Morton) Faunce, dughter of George Morton {1623, Plymouth} & widow of John Faunce {1623, Plymouth. She died at Plymouth on 16 Aug 1691 "in her 77th year,"
He died before Mar 1673/4.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Anderson gives him the surname Whitney in his sketch of Thomas' third wife.
He was born about 1599.
He married (1) at St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury, Kent, 1 Oct 1625, Audrey (Cork) Morecock, widow of Henry Morecock. She died by 1639.
He married (2) at Plumouth, 22 Nov 1639, Winifred Harding. "Winnefred Whitney the wife of Thomas Whitney died the 23rd of Jul 1660" at Plymouth.
He married (3) after 23 Jul 1660, Patience (Morton) Faunce, dughter of George Morton {1623, Plymouth} & widow of John Faunce {1623, Plymouth. She died at Plymouth on 16 Aug 1691 "in her 77th year,"
He died before Mar 1673/4.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Anderson gives him the surname Whitney in his sketch of Thomas' third wife.
A broadweaver who came from Benenden, Kent, to New England in 1635 & settled at Plymouth MA. (On 8 May 1635, "Awdry Whitton," aged 45, was enrolled at London as a passenger for New England on the Elizabeth & Ann; on 1 May 1635, "Jeremy Whitton," aged 8, & "bro[ad] weaver Thomas Whitton," aged 36, with a "certificate from the minister of Bennandin in Kent of their conformity," were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the Elizabeth & Ann.
He was born about 1599.
He married (1) at St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury, Kent, 1 Oct 1625, Audrey (Cork) Morecock, widow of Henry Morecock. She died by 1639.
He married (2) at Plumouth, 22 Nov 1639, Winifred Harding. "Winnefred Whitney the wife of Thomas Whitney died the 23rd of Jul 1660" at Plymouth.
He married (3) after 23 Jul 1660, Patience (Morton) Faunce, dughter of George Morton {1623, Plymouth} & widow of John Faunce {1623, Plymouth. She died at Plymouth on 16 Aug 1691 "in her 77th year,"
He died before Mar 1673/4.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Anderson gives him the surname Whitney in his sketch of Thomas' third wife.
He was born about 1599.
He married (1) at St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury, Kent, 1 Oct 1625, Audrey (Cork) Morecock, widow of Henry Morecock. She died by 1639.
He married (2) at Plumouth, 22 Nov 1639, Winifred Harding. "Winnefred Whitney the wife of Thomas Whitney died the 23rd of Jul 1660" at Plymouth.
He married (3) after 23 Jul 1660, Patience (Morton) Faunce, dughter of George Morton {1623, Plymouth} & widow of John Faunce {1623, Plymouth. She died at Plymouth on 16 Aug 1691 "in her 77th year,"
He died before Mar 1673/4.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Anderson gives him the surname Whitney in his sketch of Thomas' third wife.
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